Heights Christian Preschool offers a faith-based foundation where young learners explore God’s world through play, structured activities, and caring guidance. This environment integrates biblical principles with age-appropriate academics to support early spiritual and cognitive growth.
Families seeking a Christ-centered education appreciate the blend of chapel moments, scripture-based lessons, and gentle discipleship woven into each school day. Below is a quick reference to core features, program options, and practical information.
| Program | Age Group | Days & Hours | Teacher Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two-Year-Olds | 2 by August 31 | Mon–Fri, 8:30–11:30 | 1:6 |
| Three-Year-Olds | 3 by August 31 | Mon–Fri, 8:30–12:30 | 1:8 |
| Four-Year-Olds & Pre-K | 4 by August 31 | Mon–Fri, 8:30–2:30 | 1:10 |
| Extended Care | All programs | 7:30–8:30 am, 12:30–5:30 pm | 1:4 |
Faith-Based Curriculum and Biblical Integration
Bible Stories and Chapel
Daily Bible time includes age-appropriate stories, songs, and prayer, helping children understand simple truths about God, creation, and kindness. Weekly chapel with the entire school reinforces these lessons through interactive worship and celebration.
Classroom Learning with a Christian Lens
Teachers align literacy, math, and science units with Scripture, highlighting themes of stewardship, gratitude, and service. Lessons encourage curiosity while grounding academic concepts in a biblical worldview.
Academic Readiness and Skill Building
Literacy and Language Development
Phonological awareness, name recognition, and early narrative skills are developed through stories, rhymes, and guided play. Teachers use rich language during small-group interactions to expand vocabulary and comprehension.
Mathematical Thinking and Science Exploration
Counting, patterning, sorting, and measurement activities are integrated into centers and projects. Simple science explorations, such as observing plant growth or weather, help children practice inquiry and critical thinking.
Social-Emotional Growth and Community
Character Development and Conflict Resolution
Christian preschool staff model patience, honesty, and forgiveness while guiding children through emotions and peer interactions. Role-play, stories, and restorative conversations help children learn empathy and responsible choices.
Partnership with Families
Regular communication, family chapels, and service projects invite parents into the spiritual formation of their child. Take-home activities and prayer prompts support consistency between school and home.
Daily Operations, Safety, and Facilities
Enrollment, Tuition, and Scheduling Options
Flexible scheduling, extended care, and scholarship opportunities make the program accessible to a range of families. Tuition details, registration steps, and supply lists are clearly shared at enrollment.
Safety, Health Policies, and Classroom Environment
Qualified staff, secure entry procedures, and child-friendly facilities ensure a safe, nurturing space. Low ratios and consistent routines help children feel confident and cared for.
Next Steps for Enrollment and Visit
- Review age requirements and program schedules on our admissions page.
- Complete the registration form and submit required documents.
- Schedule a classroom visit to meet teachers and observe a typical day.
- Attend a family orientation to review policies, tuition, and volunteer opportunities.
- Connect with current families through our parent ambassador program.
FAQ
Reader questions
What is the student-teacher ratio at Heights Christian Preschool?
Our ratios are 1:6 for two-year-olds, 1:8 for three-year-olds, and 1:10 for four-year-olds and Pre-K, with extended care at 1:4.
Do you offer extended care for working families?
Yes, we provide before- and after-school care from 7:30 to 8:30 am and 12:30 to 5:30 pm for all enrolled programs.
How often do students attend chapel or special worship times?
All students join weekly chapel, and daily classroom prayer and Bible stories are woven into the schedule.
What curriculum do you use for early literacy and math skills?
Teachers use research-based, Christian-aligned curricula that focus on phonological awareness, number sense, and hands-on problem-solving.