Welcome
We are excited to announce that Pathfinder Children's House preschool program will be in newly remodeled rooms in September of 2019.
Our program provides a "family" atmosphere that encourages Christian values, as well as Biblical lessons about real people recorded in the Bible. Mrs. Marcie Dalm is the Director and Lead Teacher. She has over 13 years of educational experience in both the preschool and elementary setting. She holds a Master's Degree in Elementary Education as well as an Early Childhood minor.
Our academic program, called Connect4Learning (C4L), is a research-led interdisciplinary approach to pre-K learning developed by the National Science Foundation. C4L integrates research-based approaches in four domains of learning: mathematics, science, literacy, and social-emotional development.
C4L is organized into six units of instructions:
1. Connecting with School & Friends
2. Our Environment
3. How Structures are Built
4. Exploring Museums
5. Growing Our Garden
6. How We've Grown
This curriculum is an excellent program that provides STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning opportunities through daily lessons that include whole-group lessons, small group lessons, learning centers, and movement activities.
Enrollment for the 2020-21 school year will open to the public on March 2nd, 2020. A completed enrollment form and $45 deposit are required to reserve your spot in the program.
Our program provides a "family" atmosphere that encourages Christian values, as well as Biblical lessons about real people recorded in the Bible. Mrs. Marcie Dalm is the Director and Lead Teacher. She has over 13 years of educational experience in both the preschool and elementary setting. She holds a Master's Degree in Elementary Education as well as an Early Childhood minor.
Our academic program, called Connect4Learning (C4L), is a research-led interdisciplinary approach to pre-K learning developed by the National Science Foundation. C4L integrates research-based approaches in four domains of learning: mathematics, science, literacy, and social-emotional development.
C4L is organized into six units of instructions:
1. Connecting with School & Friends
2. Our Environment
3. How Structures are Built
4. Exploring Museums
5. Growing Our Garden
6. How We've Grown
This curriculum is an excellent program that provides STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning opportunities through daily lessons that include whole-group lessons, small group lessons, learning centers, and movement activities.
Enrollment for the 2020-21 school year will open to the public on March 2nd, 2020. A completed enrollment form and $45 deposit are required to reserve your spot in the program.
