Katy, TX
CrossPoint Community Christian Preschool

Teachers Are:

OVERALL RATING: (4.2)
Full of energy and seemingly happy in job
Patient and affectionate with children
Talks with children and listens carefully when they are talking with him/her
Praises children for accomplishments and good behavior
Provides feedback on what my child does during the day
Shares insights on my child that are helpful and accurate
Identifies my child’s strengths and weaknesses
If necessary, provides additional support to my child during pickup and drop-off
Resolves disputes quickly, calmly and fairly in a manner that allows children to learn from the dispute
Notices children who are not on task and/or engaging with other children appropriately and quickly reengages them
Manages the energy level of the children so that all children feel safe and able to learn
Provides additional support to a child when s/he is clearly failing in her/his efforts
Strikes the proper balance between active and quiet play for children

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Parents' Comments on Individualized Teaching

Parent #1
This school has a great spanish program to introduce children to the spanish language. We were also very impressed with the art and music programs. My child also attended the 'science club', which was really great! The kids were alwas supervised well during the activities, such as dissecting a pig heart and exploring space. My son also was in drama, which was so cool for him!

Parent #2
I have often made the following quote: 'My sons preschool teacher at Crosspoint Chrisitan School is hands down one ot the BEST preschool teachers in Katy, TX...no question'. And I stand behind that quote. My seconds son most recent teacher (listed as teacher #1 above) was not as affectionate and had a 'mellowed' personality...but a wonderful teacher just the same. My son learned so much from her and really enjoyed her class.

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