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Doylestown, PA
Doylestown United Meth Prschl
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Telephone: (215) 345-9775 · Website: www.doylestownumc.org/templates/System/default.asp?id=32072
School Philosophy and Mission
"The Doylestown United Methodist Church established the Pre-School in 1968 to serve its members and the community. The program provides many varied experiences designed to meet the developmental, physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each child enrolled in our pre-school. The Pre-School emphasizes a nurturing atmosphere where positive Christian values of concern and respect for self and others are modeled, taught, and practiced.
We do not discriminate against race, sex, or religious beliefs.
We believe that each child is special!
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Excerpted from the preschool's website
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
Our 2-day program provides a nurturing environment that promotes:
â?˘Acceptance and belonging in a group situation
â?˘Age appropriate activities designed to engage and challenge
â?˘A sense of comfort with school routines and environment
â?˘Extending your childâ??s circle of trust in separation from parents
â?˘Partnering the parent during this step in the educational process
â?˘Recognizing and affirming strengths and talents
â?˘Development of the â??whole childâ?? (intellectual, social, emotional, physical) through literature-based integrated lessons and special units of study
â?˘Beginning to learn school behaviors: walking feet, inside voice, sharing toys, etc.
Our 3-day program provides a nurturing environment that promotes:
â?˘Acceptance and belonging
â?˘Age appropriate activities designed to engage and challenge
â?˘A sense of personal responsibility, independence, and comfort with school routines
â?˘Extending your childâ??s circle of trust
â?˘Partnering the parent during this step in the educational process
â?˘Recognizing and affirming strengths and talents
â?˘Development of the â??whole childâ?? (intellectual, social, emotional, physical) through literature-based integrated lessons and special units of study
â?˘Chapel twice a month
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