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Registration

 

The 2008-09 school year will mark our school's 25th anniversary. We have been very blessed over the  years  with  an  outstanding  teaching  staff that truly believe in the importance of a quality early learning experience for all children.    Our P.T.G. officers and our newly formed School Board have begun making plans for various celebrations to mark this mile-stone for our school.

 

We have found that families select our school primarily because of our Catholic Church affiliation and  our  reputation.   With that being said,  we will be offering a  tuition  rebate of  $100.00  off  the annual tuition to each family who refers another family to our school. The rebate(s) will be credited two months after the new family begins classes.

 

 

   ANNOUNCING EXTENDED HOURS FOR 2008-09 SCHOOL YEAR


Beginning with the new school year next fall, we will offer early morning care at 7:00 a.m. and afternoon care until 6:00 p.m. for children enrolled in our school. Class times will remain at 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 for the preschoolers, and 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. for our kindergarten class.

Tuition rates for the 2008-09 school year will remain at their current rate.

• Preschool children MUST be toilet-trained and minimally 3 years of age by December 2nd, 2008.

• Program enrollment will be processed IN THE ORDER RECEIVED.

 

Contact Patty @ 987-7908 for additional information.

   

 

To obtain a printable registration form and financial agreement, click on the link below:

Registration Form~Financial Agreement

 

Our current tuition rates:

2008/2009 Tuition Rates

 

For  more information or for specific program information and/or to E-mail your completed registration form, send to: 

pattyferrer@stpeterstpaulschool.com

 

                             

 

Curriculum

 

The Developmental process includes an open-ended curriculum which is child-centered and lends to the NATURAL development and sequence of learning - one which takes its direction from the child's needs rather than from time schedules created by adults.

 

The faith formation of a young child is an ongoing process. Ideas about God and His world are incorporated into the daily classroom activities as opportunities present themselves. Church liturgies are acknowledged in age-appropriate ways.

 

Recognizing that PLAY IS ESSENTIAL to learning, our environment is designed whereby children learn through their play. Children test, explore, discover, adapt, classify, organize and recognize their experiences as they play.

 

The curriculum is designed with a child's social, emotional, physical, intellectual and adaptive behaviors in mind. Children experience it through a "hands-on" approach.

 

All language arts encompass a whole language approach. Written and verbal skills are developed on an individual basis.

 

All math curriculum is a manipulative approach.

 

Curriculum is introduced through thematic units of study as well as emergence from children's interest and curiosity. Field trips which correlate with the units of study are planned.

 

Kindergarten curriculum is developmentally appropriate to the specific make-up of the children enrolled each year. The curriculum follows the State of California framework and is consistent with the guidelines of the Diocese of San Bernardino.

 

                

 

Professional Affilliation

 

St. Peter and St. Paul School represents an educational ministry of St. Peter and St. Paul Parish. The school is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino and adheres to the Diocesan School Board policies.

St. Peter and St. Paul School adheres to the codes of the California Department of Social Services. The school is licensed by the Department of Social Services and serves children who are two years through six years of age. The license number is 360907167.

St. Peter and St. Paul School is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. The Academy is a division of the National Association for the Education of Young Children. teachers are qualified and competent professionals dedicated to the developmental process. Staff development and continuing education is a component of St. Peter and St. Paul School.