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St. Christopher's Episcopal Day School's 10th Annual Casio Night
Has Been Rescheduled (More Information to Follow)
St.
Christopher’s Episcopal Day School
Director: Marchelle Cipra
- Provides low ratios and teacher continuity that is so vital to the development of the child
- Teaches for the “whole child”. We provide a multitude of activities for the children to help explore their universe while allowing them to be independent.
- Has degreed teachers who are knowledgeable about the different stages of child development and implement curriculum based on what is developmentally appropriate for each child.
Goals and Philosophy
St. Christopher’s is dedicated to the care and education of young children in a Christian environment through the development of the whole child. The objective of the school is to prepare children for the transition from home to elementary school. Each child is encouraged to express himself or herself creatively through carefully planned activities and experiences that give direction and meaning to relationships with other children. Our curriculum is planned around the social, emotional, physical and spiritual needs of the young child. Based on the premise that young children learn best by doing, learning centers are designed so that the child is provided with unlimited opportunities to explore and develop to maximum potential. Large and small groups as well with individual activities are planned in the areas of dramatic expression, story telling, arts, language development, God’s wonderful world; science, math and reading readiness, music and rhythms, and gross motor skills. Research has proven that low ratios along with a strong well-rounded curriculum help children to excel as socially and mentally empowered young learners. Ninety percent of the children who have attended St. Christopher’s through kindergarten have gone on to be successful students in the “Honors Program” or the “Gifted and Talented Program” in their schools.
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