Does my child need to be potty trained?
No, we do not require your child to be potty trained, although we do recommend it.

How many years has your school been in existence?
Pequea Preschool first started accepting students in 1996.

Are all of your teachers certified in Early Childhood Education?
No, not every teacher is certified in ECE. Our Director does have a degree in Elementary and ECHD Educ. from Millersville University. Some of our teachers also have degrees in ECHD Educ. We also send our teachers yearly to attend ECHD Educ. classes and CPR training.

Do you teach the Bible?
Yes, we are very proud of our curriculum that incorporates a strong foundation of Bible stories, verses and songs.

What is your curriculum?
In our three-year-old program, we focus on social development like taking turns, sharing and following directions. They will work on large and fine motor skills, name recognition, shapes, colors and sorting. We use God’s World Bible curriculum. Our four-year-olds will be writing their names, numbers, letters and will learn opposites, rhyming, patterning and sounding out letters. They will have lots of dramatic play, cooking, crafts and reading. ABC Bible Heroes is the curriculum. The Pre-Kindergarten class uses the Essentials Preschool Curriculum, which offers children activity centers, journaling, word wall, science, sequencing, music and much more.

What is your student/teacher ratio?
There is a maximum enrollment of twelve students and two teachers in each classroom.

Do you except children with special needs?
Yes. We work closely with IU13.

Do you follow the Penn Manor School District Calendar?
Yes.

Do you have a payment plan for tuition?
We do offer three options for payment of tuition. You may pay one payment at the beginning of the school year. You may also pay half at the beginning and half on February 1st. Or you may make eight monthly installments with a monthly service fee of $1.00.

How do you handle security at your school?
We have a security system incorporated within the church. All doors are locked while school is in session.