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Spanish (Puerto Rico) VPK | must be 4 by September 1st | Serving Lake Worth, West Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Sorrento, Tavares, Mt Dora & Eustis, FL
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All-In Care That Means A Solid Foundation For Learning
Essential Skills That Result In Kindergarten Readiness
- Phonological awareness
- Syllable segmentation
- Metalinguistic skills
- Quantitative and qualitative concepts
- Patterning and sorting
Gaining Lasting Social-Emotional Skills
Jam-Packed Days Full of Learning and Fun
Stay Update With Your Child's Progress Through An App
FAQs
How many children are in your VPK classroom?
Each VPK classroom is assigned two teachers and is capable of holding 20 children.
Do you provide meals to my child?
Do the students nap?
Full time students are provided a two hour nap time. Some children this age do not sleep but are given quiet time to rest and relax.
What training has the teacher received in order to teach VPK?
Each VPK instructor has successfully completed the required trainings set forth by the State of Florida, including the Florida Standards and Emergent Literacy trainings. Most of the VPK instructors have successfully completed additional VPK and VPK related trainings to help enhance their expertise in instruction.
Do I need to bring supplies for my child?
VPK is a Free program for Florida’s 4 year old children. All supplies are provided by our school.
Is your school accredited?
Yes, we are accredited by APPLE Accredited Professional Preschool Learning Environment, and a Florida Gold Seal Recipient. We are also a part of Strong Minds Network, a voluntary program in Palm Beach County for childcare centers who believe in providing quality care every day!
How do you handle parent communication?
Parent communication is very important to us. We have a parent communication app where we can share simple communication with you through the day, such as photos of your child, upcoming events, and a daily note. We also offer hand written notes and flyers on the parent’s sign-in book. Parents are also welcome to call during the day to speak with an administrator.
