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​Program Features

 

  • High Value on family connections

  • In-home preschool, more individual attention

  • Play-Based Learning Environment

  • Social-Emotional Emphasis

  • Large outdoor space, variety of options for play

  • STEM area in classroom 

  • Sensory Exploration encouraged

  • Indoor large motor play 

  • Wide range of materials, rotated frequently

  • Conveniently located near University and Wildcat Res. Pkwy in Highlands Ranch

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Attendance Details

Months of Operation 
Mid-August to Mid-May

Days 
Monday-Thursday

Hours
9am-2pm 
Follows DCSD for days off, breaks, and weather announcements

Enrollment Process

  • Contact to schedule an in-person tour and receive a copy of the policy handbook

  • Fill out family information form and bring to the tour

  • Upon the decision to enroll, a fee is required to secure your child's spot

  • Enrollment paperwork will be sent to you to be turned in within 30 days of the first day of school

  • UPK is accepted as payment, and covers 15 out of the 20 hours per week

The Heart Behind the Program

My passion for early childhood education is what drove me to open my own preschool. I want all children to have the attention they need while learning early developmental skills. After some wonderful years as a stay at home mom, I started my own preschool in 2019 so I could continue to support young learners.  Children's needs were considered in each aspect of the environment. As I planned my program, I kept in mind the quality of the materials, the color scheme of the space, adjustable lighting, and a variety of play options to make kids excited about school. I worked to build a  program based on embracing the differences in each child, and supporting them on their early learning journey!

Curriculum and Environment Planning


My curriculum addresses skills and concepts in a wide range of academic and developmental areas. Each week is set up with a focus on a letter and theme associated with that letter. Children will have the opportunity to explore the theme while also engaging in ways to grow in their skills in all the other developmental areas. Careful planning is used to choose which lessons and materials to provide, depending on the specific children and their individual needs.

In my years of curriculum development, I have incorporated sensory and social emotional components that not all curriculums take into consideration.

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