Customize your child's first school experience! Pre-K Building Blocks offers an at-home and flexible at-school learning experience, equipping parents as their child's teacher while providing in-person learning with certified staff.  This is a great option for families who want their child to experience the structure of school while incorporating home-based learning opportunities!

Highlights Include:

• At-home learning kits

• Parent orientation

• Certified teacher of record 

• Weekly at-home learning experiences

• Attend Pre-k in person from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., one to three times per week (Parent will choose days of attendance upon enrollment)

• Truman Primary is school location

This innovative program offers students the opportunity to experience daily interactions with the center's residents, known as "Grandfriends," through planned activities, crafts, lessons, and much more! These interactions can enhance children's social and emotional development, as the program provides a unique atmosphere for learning, caring, and cooperation. Students who have participated in intergenerational programs are also prone to feel more comfortable around those with disabilities than their peers who lack similar experiences. This full-day program begins at 8:15 a.m. and ends at 3:15 p.m. Students may arrive no earlier than 7:50 a.m.

Learn more about the program by clicking HERE.

Our traditional Pre-K program combines with an arts-enhanced focus for this unique class! The class' location within a Fine Arts facility provides the opportunity for students to experience the arts throughout the school year! Whether it's being the audience for an orchestra's dress rehearsal, watching a choir performance, viewing visual art displays, or watching a dance performance, this class has great exposure to the arts! This is a full-day program and class hours are 8:15 am to 3:15 pm.

In this new full-day program, students develop communicative and academic proficiency in both Spanish and English while fostering understanding and appreciation of other cultures. This program is located at Truman Primary.

Research shows starting language learning early leads to:

• Increased language capacity.

• Improved listening, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills.

• Higher proficiency in Spanish over time.

• Greater awareness of the global community.

For more information about the Spanish Language Academy, please visit their information page HERE.