OUR PROGRAM
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Preschool is accredited by National Lutheran Schools Association (NLSA) and serves families with children who are 2 – 5 years of age (potty training available). All of our highly qualified teaching staff are trained in early childhood education and meet all state requirements to teach preschoolers. Most importantly, all are Christian teachers who have a passionate love for your children!
Approach to Excellence
Mt. Calvary School has been successful in our mission of providing a Christian education of excellence where students C.A.R.E. by developing Christian values, Academic advancement, becoming Responsible citizens, and Effective communicators. We are able to reach this goal through our “Approach to Excellence” in education as well as in our thorough selection of preschool curriculum.
Preschool Curriculum
Our developmentally appropriate programs provide opportunities for children to broaden and deepen their knowledge by providing a variety of media and experiences such as drawing, painting, construction of models, dramatic play, story time, music, movement, science, cooking and writing. Our nurturing environment is designed to encourage a balance of child initiated and teacher supported exploration activities. We encourage the “total growth” of the whole child in the following areas:
“Mt. Calvary is the first and only preschool my son toured. When he looked at the classrooms and met with the teachers, he refused to look at other preschools. My son has been a student at Mt. Calvary for almost 2 years and, he is so happy! I am so grateful to this school and the teachers for making this a great place to learn and grow!”
Enrichment Classes
We are excited to offer your child an assortment of Enrichment Classes while attending school at MCL. These classes are provided by outside vendors who teach on campus!
Our Campus
We are dedicated to providing the best possible environment for your child’s learning and development. Our facilities include three spacious classrooms and one large playground.
There are never more than twelve children per teacher, with two teachers in each classroom.
