St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Welcome to St. Paul’s Pre-School!

Caring for your child is a responsibility we take very seriously.

We aim to provide a loving atmosphere that emphasizes the development of the whole child-mind, body, and spirit.

Welcome to St. Paul’s Pre-School!

Caring for your child is a responsibility we take very seriously.

We aim to provide a loving atmosphere that emphasizes the development of the whole child-mind, body, and spirit.

Morning Classes

9:00 - 11:30 am

Afternoon Classes

12:30 - 3:00 pm

3-year old children join us Tuesdays and Thursdays.

(Maximum class size 14 children.)

4-year old children join us Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

(Maximum class size 18 children.)

Scroll through to see some pictures from our Preschool classroom

Our program's purpose and objective is to assist parents in preparing their child for a Christian life by growing towards:

An understanding of God’s world

The enjoyment of friendship

The knowledge that they are God’s children

Giving and receiving love and acceptance

Independence (related to self-help skills)

Creative self-expression (music and the arts)

An expression and understanding of feelings

Developing a positive self-image

Developing acceptable social behavior

Three-year-old Program General Objectives:

To develop sensory awareness

To develop gross motor skills

To develop fine motor skills

To develop language and conceptual learning

To develop basic cognitive learning

To develop an appreciation for and involvement with art and music

To develop socially and emotionally

To investigate the child as an individual with distinct values, likes, and dislikes, physical differences, goals and emotions as a means of encouraging each child to build self-confidence and a strong self-image

An introduction to colors by means of making a color booklet, by having a color day and by eating a snack of that color on color day

Four-year-old Program General Objectives:

To develop gross motor skills.

To develop fine motor skills.

To develop basic cognitive learning.

To develop language and conceptual learning.

To develop socially and emotionally.

To develop basic habits for good health.

To develop an appreciation for and involvement with art and music.

An introduction to the alphabet by means of an alphabet booklet, show and tell and tasting foods beginning with the letter of the day.

We value everyone

St. Paul’s Child Development Center is an equal opportunity child care provider. We serve all children and families without regard to race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin (including limited English proficiency), age, or sex.

Tracey Kolb - Director

Madison Eckhart - Assistant Director

We welcome you to tour our facility and look forward to meeting you.