We want them to learn to live together, to share and to cooperate. We help students learn good work habits, we teach them how to be good neighbors, and we help them develop a wholesome spirit of independence. In keeping with our Christian heritage, we also work with the children to develop good citizenship and Christian attitudes such as honesty, responsibility and concern for others. Beam me up, Scotty. Class Assignment First Presbyterian Preschool's classes are correctly set in line with the Wood County Schools age policy, but we consider each child and our class situation when we place children.
Students begin the school year with their correct age groups.
After a week or two of observing them with other children, our teachers may recommend some shifting, moving a child outside his or her age boundaries. The final decision rests with the Preschool Board of Managers, at the teacher's recommendation. Beam me up, Scotty. We understand there are times when you're held up, but please try to call when you know you're running late. It not only helps the teachers, it also helps your child.