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Trinity Nursery School and Child Care Center |
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FOR 2008-2009
Beginning Feb. 1st
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Director:
Pearl
Ann R. Slutter 330-682-1383 |
2007-2008 |
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Trinity Nursery School is a mission of Trinity United Methodist Church. Founded in 1978, the goal of the Nursery School is to provide a comprehensive early childhood educational experience for young children that combines teaching Christian principals with a developmentally appropriate pre-school curriculum. This program serves children age's three to six.
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Trinity
Child Care Center was developed in 1994 in partnership with The
University of Akron -Wayne college in Orrville. It is
subsidized by the college with the purpose of providing a high quality,
affordable childcare option for the children of their students and
employees. In addition to Wayne College, enrollment is open to our
nursery school children and to the general public. The center serves
children age three to six, with a before and after school program
through 2nd grade. |
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Classes are divided by age group with classes for 3, 4 and 5 year-old children. |
Trinity Nursery School Trinity Child Care Center |
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To provide opportunities for children to be together in an
environment that is conducive to developing wholesome social relationships
in a Christian atmosphere.
To always consider the child's developmental needs when providing
appropriate experiences and to provide opportunities that will enhance a
child's self-esteem.
To base the curriculum on the child's individual needs, choices,
interests, and abilities and to build a good foundation for future skills.
To establish a good relationship with parents in order to communicate and
work together in helping the child to develop in all areas. To orientate families to our program and to provide educational information in areas concerning child development and other family issues. |
GOALS * To
share with the children God's love for them & the teachings of Jesus
Christ. * To
nurture a positive self-esteem. * To
develop respect for others. * To
develop respect for the environment. * To
encourage children to learn through their * To
develop independence. * To
develop self-discipline. * To
encourage children to think, reason, question and experiment in an * To
encourage and demonstrate sound health, safety and nutritional practices. * To
encourage communication skills. * To
nurture expression of creativity and an appreciation of the arts. * To
develop good social habits. |