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Preschool Move Up Celebration
All preschoolers deserve to be celebrated for their educational achievements!
Here at Passion For Children we provide an intimate personalized move up celebration, that will last a lifetime!
Here at Passion For Children we provide an intimate personalized move up celebration, that will last a lifetime!
Bilingual Preschool
Bilingual Mondays instills a perfect balance of diversity from English to Spanish in our preschool. By incorporating Spanish through music & moment and play-based hands on learning activities with our experience Spanish educator.
P.F.C. Core Values
Our core values reflect the professional structure of our preschool program!
Why are core values important?
Core values help us define our boundaries and understand how to prioritize what truly matters to us, they are the compass that helps guide our decision-making and solidify the foundation of our preschool.
Why are core values important?
Core values help us define our boundaries and understand how to prioritize what truly matters to us, they are the compass that helps guide our decision-making and solidify the foundation of our preschool.
Preschool Story Time
Cultivating a love for reading & learning Passion For Children takes weekly field trips to our local Chicago Public Library for preschool story time.
Reading to children at an early age can give them a head start in literacy and have a positive effect on their future academic achievements as well.
Early literacy skills begin to develop between the ages of 3 to 5 years, which is known as the preschool period. Children develop three important literacy skills during this time: phonological awareness, print awareness, and alphabet knowledge.
Story-time can help develop early learners concentration, social skills, communication skills, and encourages their imagination and creativity.
Reading to children at an early age can give them a head start in literacy and have a positive effect on their future academic achievements as well.
Early literacy skills begin to develop between the ages of 3 to 5 years, which is known as the preschool period. Children develop three important literacy skills during this time: phonological awareness, print awareness, and alphabet knowledge.
Story-time can help develop early learners concentration, social skills, communication skills, and encourages their imagination and creativity.
Preschool Field Trips
Passion For Children believes educational field trips are vitally important to our preschoolers growth and development!
We take pride in making sure our scholars are making real world connections outside of the classroom.
Educational field trips are a key component of our school instruction, they broaden the educational experience and make the subject more relevant.
Field trips enrich and expand the curriculum, strengthen observation skills by immersing Scholars into sensory activities, increase scholars knowledge in a particular subject area and expand scholars awareness of their own community.
We take pride in making sure our scholars are making real world connections outside of the classroom.
Educational field trips are a key component of our school instruction, they broaden the educational experience and make the subject more relevant.
Field trips enrich and expand the curriculum, strengthen observation skills by immersing Scholars into sensory activities, increase scholars knowledge in a particular subject area and expand scholars awareness of their own community.
Family Involvement Activities
Family involvement activities contributes to meaningful and lasting relationships and impact's children's success. Research consistently shows that children with involved parents or caregivers tend to have higher academic achievement, improved social skills, and increased motivation to learn!
Here at Passion For Children it's vital to provide family involvement activities. Our activities are strategically design to promote self independence and cultivate a hands on learning experience that is shared together between teacher, family and child.
Here at Passion For Children it's vital to provide family involvement activities. Our activities are strategically design to promote self independence and cultivate a hands on learning experience that is shared together between teacher, family and child.
Life Skills In Preschool
As a parent, you want your child to grow up to be confident, independent, and well-rounded. One of the best ways to help them get there is by teaching them essential life skills.
Our play-based preschool curriculum is specially tailored to equip your child with the right essential life skills to succeed in life.
But what are these life skills? And why are they so important for your preschool-aged child?
Essential life skills are an important part of a child’s growth and development. They help children to navigate everyday life, be independent, communicate well, and learn to solve problems.Life skills are abilities that allow individuals to effectively navigate and manage various aspects of their lives. They are considered essential for personal growth and success, and can be learned and developed through education, training, and practice.
For a young child in the preschool age group, there are eight essential life skills that we consider vital to their development:
Communication: the ability to express themselves effectively and to understand others with both verbal and non-verbal communication methods.
Self-care: the ability to take care of their own physical and emotional needs, such as dressing oneself, brushing teeth, and managing emotions.
Problem-solving: the ability to find solutions to problems through critical thinking and creativity. Naturally, this will vary depending on the age of the child.
Social skills: the ability to interact and build relationships with others, including sharing, taking turns, and understanding social cues like helping others in the same team.
Emotional regulation: the ability to manage their emotions in healthy ways, such as by understanding and expressing their feelings, and coping with difficult situations.
Self-control: the ability to control impulses, delay gratification, and make responsible decisions.
Creativity and imagination: the ability to think outside the box and come up with new ideas.
Physical coordination and fine motor skills: the ability to use the body and hands effectively, such as for writing, drawing and other tasks.
To develop these life skills in your young child, you need to weave them into your everyday parenting activities. This could be also supplemented by a quality preschool education!
Park Play In Preschool
Unstructured play on the playground gives kids opportunities to develop their capacity for creativity, decision-making abilities, and problem-solving skills, especially at young ages.
Spending time playing on a school playground or at a public park can also help children perform better academically. Utilizing playground equipment allows kids to challenge their bodies, develop their muscle strength and practice fine motor skills in ways that they generally are not able to use on a daily basis.
The playground offers a unique environment for building skills. There is a lot of development and therapeutic growth that can happen in an environment like a playground. Other than the obvious areas of development, such as strength and gross motor skills, children also learn body awareness, sensory regulation, executive functioning skills and self-esteem.
Spending time playing on a school playground or at a public park can also help children perform better academically. Utilizing playground equipment allows kids to challenge their bodies, develop their muscle strength and practice fine motor skills in ways that they generally are not able to use on a daily basis.
The playground offers a unique environment for building skills. There is a lot of development and therapeutic growth that can happen in an environment like a playground. Other than the obvious areas of development, such as strength and gross motor skills, children also learn body awareness, sensory regulation, executive functioning skills and self-esteem.
Dramatic Play In Preschool
Play+Grow+Pretend
Is Passion For Children Moto!
Dramatic play is a big role in a child’s cognitive and social development.
But what is dramatic play in early childhood?
Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out scenarios. It’s a form of symbolic play where children use real or imaginary objects to represent other real or imaginary objects.
Dramatic play is broken down into two primary types: structured and unstructured play. Unstructured dramatic play allows children to make their own choices, while structured dramatic play gives children guidelines.
The invaluable role of dramatic play in early childhood education cannot be overstated. It is a pivotal element that fosters creativity, coordination, communication, arithmetic learning, focus, and social skills among young learners.
Early childhood educators play a crucial role in facilitating and promoting dramatic play, creating enriched learning environments where children feel free to express themselves, explore, and develop essential life skills.
Is Passion For Children Moto!
Dramatic play is a big role in a child’s cognitive and social development.
But what is dramatic play in early childhood?
Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out scenarios. It’s a form of symbolic play where children use real or imaginary objects to represent other real or imaginary objects.
Dramatic play is broken down into two primary types: structured and unstructured play. Unstructured dramatic play allows children to make their own choices, while structured dramatic play gives children guidelines.
The invaluable role of dramatic play in early childhood education cannot be overstated. It is a pivotal element that fosters creativity, coordination, communication, arithmetic learning, focus, and social skills among young learners.
Early childhood educators play a crucial role in facilitating and promoting dramatic play, creating enriched learning environments where children feel free to express themselves, explore, and develop essential life skills.
Play-based Learning
Play is an essential part of childhood and is the natural way children learn!
What is Play-based learning?
“Play-based learning” takes place when we create an environment in which play is the natural means of exploring and discovering new things.
In this type of learning environment, teachers provide materials and opportunities for children to explore, experiment, and engage in open-ended play.
Passion For Children takes pride in providing hands on play-based learning activities all created and design by your early childhood educator Mrs.Ford.
Our preschool learning activities are align with our State Learning Standards. Preparing your early learner for kindergarten through play!
What is Play-based learning?
“Play-based learning” takes place when we create an environment in which play is the natural means of exploring and discovering new things.
In this type of learning environment, teachers provide materials and opportunities for children to explore, experiment, and engage in open-ended play.
Passion For Children takes pride in providing hands on play-based learning activities all created and design by your early childhood educator Mrs.Ford.
Our preschool learning activities are align with our State Learning Standards. Preparing your early learner for kindergarten through play!
Preschool Picnics In The Park
Here at Passion For Children we turn our picnics into teachable moments!
Preschool picnics allow our scholars to bask outdoors in nature that is filled with exploration and the world around them.
Picnics introduces your children to new experiences. Sometimes a change of atmosphere can even encourage a picky eater to try some new foods. Preschool picnics is a fantastic way to relieve stress and bond more with peers.
Preschool picnics allow our scholars to bask outdoors in nature that is filled with exploration and the world around them.
Picnics introduces your children to new experiences. Sometimes a change of atmosphere can even encourage a picky eater to try some new foods. Preschool picnics is a fantastic way to relieve stress and bond more with peers.
Preschool Learning On The Bridge
The learning environment can impact students in many ways. For instance, a positive learning environment can help to make students more engaged, motivated, and increase their overall learning ability, whereas a negative learning environment can do the reverse.
What is learning on the bridge?
Learning on the bridge is a non atypical preschool environment where our scholars are able sight see and engage in learning activities all while enjoying nature and a different scenery.
What is learning on the bridge?
Learning on the bridge is a non atypical preschool environment where our scholars are able sight see and engage in learning activities all while enjoying nature and a different scenery.
Fine Motor Development
Fine motor development involve small muscles working with the brain and nervous system to control movements in areas such as the hands, fingers, lips, tongue and eyes.
Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like eating, writing, manipulating objects and getting dressed.
These skills are important for tasks such as buttoning a shirt, cutting with scissors, or coloring. For preschool-age children, fine motor skills are essential for developing independence and enabling them to participate in activities such as eating, dressing, and playing.
There are many ways to encourage children’s development of fine motor skills. Activities such as drawing, painting, play-dough, puzzles, and threading beads are great ways to promote the development of fine motor skills. It is important to remember that all children develop at different rates, and some children may need more support than others in developing their fine motor skills.
Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like eating, writing, manipulating objects and getting dressed.
These skills are important for tasks such as buttoning a shirt, cutting with scissors, or coloring. For preschool-age children, fine motor skills are essential for developing independence and enabling them to participate in activities such as eating, dressing, and playing.
There are many ways to encourage children’s development of fine motor skills. Activities such as drawing, painting, play-dough, puzzles, and threading beads are great ways to promote the development of fine motor skills. It is important to remember that all children develop at different rates, and some children may need more support than others in developing their fine motor skills.
Preschool Saftey Vest
Why blend in when we were born to stand out!
Every time our preschool scholars are away from our facility it is imperative we're in our safety vests!
Preschool Safety Vests are designed to enhance the visibility and safety of our scholars in environments that are busy and crowded.
Being easily seen is crucial to all of our outdoor excursions. The vests are tailored to fit children comfortably, made with bright colors and reflective materials to ensure high visibility at all times.
These vest are specifically designed for the safety of young explorers, providing a secure fit and enhancing their visibility whether at school, on field trips, or in any outdoor activities.
Every time our preschool scholars are away from our facility it is imperative we're in our safety vests!
Preschool Safety Vests are designed to enhance the visibility and safety of our scholars in environments that are busy and crowded.
Being easily seen is crucial to all of our outdoor excursions. The vests are tailored to fit children comfortably, made with bright colors and reflective materials to ensure high visibility at all times.
These vest are specifically designed for the safety of young explorers, providing a secure fit and enhancing their visibility whether at school, on field trips, or in any outdoor activities.
Preschool Potty Break
Taking occasional potty breaks helps reinforce the habit while also preventing accidents.
Here at Passion For Children potty breaks are included in our daily schedule and transitions.
Scholars are allowed to go potty as much as needed.
Potty breaks also include a good handwashing routine. Early learners should be able to recognize hand soap, how to properly wash their hands and how to properly dry their hands.
Here at Passion For Children potty breaks are included in our daily schedule and transitions.
Scholars are allowed to go potty as much as needed.
Potty breaks also include a good handwashing routine. Early learners should be able to recognize hand soap, how to properly wash their hands and how to properly dry their hands.
Preschool Move Up Celebration
All preschoolers deserve to be celebrated for their educational achievements!
Here at Passion For Children we provide an intimate personalized move up celebration, that will last a lifetime!
Here at Passion For Children we provide an intimate personalized move up celebration, that will last a lifetime!
Bilingual Preschool
Bilingual Mondays instills a perfect balance of diversity from English to Spanish in our preschool. By incorporating Spanish through music & moment and play-based hands on learning activities with our experience Spanish educator.
P.F.C. Core Values
Our core values reflect the professional structure of our preschool program!
Why are core values important?
Core values help us define our boundaries and understand how to prioritize what truly matters to us, they are the compass that helps guide our decision-making and solidify the foundation of our preschool.
Why are core values important?
Core values help us define our boundaries and understand how to prioritize what truly matters to us, they are the compass that helps guide our decision-making and solidify the foundation of our preschool.
Preschool Story Time
Cultivating a love for reading & learning Passion For Children takes weekly field trips to our local Chicago Public Library for preschool story time.
Reading to children at an early age can give them a head start in literacy and have a positive effect on their future academic achievements as well.
Early literacy skills begin to develop between the ages of 3 to 5 years, which is known as the preschool period. Children develop three important literacy skills during this time: phonological awareness, print awareness, and alphabet knowledge.
Story-time can help develop early learners concentration, social skills, communication skills, and encourages their imagination and creativity.
Reading to children at an early age can give them a head start in literacy and have a positive effect on their future academic achievements as well.
Early literacy skills begin to develop between the ages of 3 to 5 years, which is known as the preschool period. Children develop three important literacy skills during this time: phonological awareness, print awareness, and alphabet knowledge.
Story-time can help develop early learners concentration, social skills, communication skills, and encourages their imagination and creativity.
Preschool Field Trips
Passion For Children believes educational field trips are vitally important to our preschoolers growth and development!
We take pride in making sure our scholars are making real world connections outside of the classroom.
Educational field trips are a key component of our school instruction, they broaden the educational experience and make the subject more relevant.
Field trips enrich and expand the curriculum, strengthen observation skills by immersing Scholars into sensory activities, increase scholars knowledge in a particular subject area and expand scholars awareness of their own community.
We take pride in making sure our scholars are making real world connections outside of the classroom.
Educational field trips are a key component of our school instruction, they broaden the educational experience and make the subject more relevant.
Field trips enrich and expand the curriculum, strengthen observation skills by immersing Scholars into sensory activities, increase scholars knowledge in a particular subject area and expand scholars awareness of their own community.
Family Involvement Activities
Family involvement activities contributes to meaningful and lasting relationships and impact's children's success. Research consistently shows that children with involved parents or caregivers tend to have higher academic achievement, improved social skills, and increased motivation to learn!
Here at Passion For Children it's vital to provide family involvement activities. Our activities are strategically design to promote self independence and cultivate a hands on learning experience that is shared together between teacher, family and child.
Here at Passion For Children it's vital to provide family involvement activities. Our activities are strategically design to promote self independence and cultivate a hands on learning experience that is shared together between teacher, family and child.
Life Skills In Preschool
As a parent, you want your child to grow up to be confident, independent, and well-rounded. One of the best ways to help them get there is by teaching them essential life skills.
Our play-based preschool curriculum is specially tailored to equip your child with the right essential life skills to succeed in life.
But what are these life skills? And why are they so important for your preschool-aged child?
Essential life skills are an important part of a child’s growth and development. They help children to navigate everyday life, be independent, communicate well, and learn to solve problems.Life skills are abilities that allow individuals to effectively navigate and manage various aspects of their lives. They are considered essential for personal growth and success, and can be learned and developed through education, training, and practice.
For a young child in the preschool age group, there are eight essential life skills that we consider vital to their development:
Communication: the ability to express themselves effectively and to understand others with both verbal and non-verbal communication methods.
Self-care: the ability to take care of their own physical and emotional needs, such as dressing oneself, brushing teeth, and managing emotions.
Problem-solving: the ability to find solutions to problems through critical thinking and creativity. Naturally, this will vary depending on the age of the child.
Social skills: the ability to interact and build relationships with others, including sharing, taking turns, and understanding social cues like helping others in the same team.
Emotional regulation: the ability to manage their emotions in healthy ways, such as by understanding and expressing their feelings, and coping with difficult situations.
Self-control: the ability to control impulses, delay gratification, and make responsible decisions.
Creativity and imagination: the ability to think outside the box and come up with new ideas.
Physical coordination and fine motor skills: the ability to use the body and hands effectively, such as for writing, drawing and other tasks.
To develop these life skills in your young child, you need to weave them into your everyday parenting activities. This could be also supplemented by a quality preschool education!
Park Play In Preschool
Unstructured play on the playground gives kids opportunities to develop their capacity for creativity, decision-making abilities, and problem-solving skills, especially at young ages.
Spending time playing on a school playground or at a public park can also help children perform better academically. Utilizing playground equipment allows kids to challenge their bodies, develop their muscle strength and practice fine motor skills in ways that they generally are not able to use on a daily basis.
The playground offers a unique environment for building skills. There is a lot of development and therapeutic growth that can happen in an environment like a playground. Other than the obvious areas of development, such as strength and gross motor skills, children also learn body awareness, sensory regulation, executive functioning skills and self-esteem.
Spending time playing on a school playground or at a public park can also help children perform better academically. Utilizing playground equipment allows kids to challenge their bodies, develop their muscle strength and practice fine motor skills in ways that they generally are not able to use on a daily basis.
The playground offers a unique environment for building skills. There is a lot of development and therapeutic growth that can happen in an environment like a playground. Other than the obvious areas of development, such as strength and gross motor skills, children also learn body awareness, sensory regulation, executive functioning skills and self-esteem.
Dramatic Play In Preschool
Play+Grow+Pretend
Is Passion For Children Moto!
Dramatic play is a big role in a child’s cognitive and social development.
But what is dramatic play in early childhood?
Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out scenarios. It’s a form of symbolic play where children use real or imaginary objects to represent other real or imaginary objects.
Dramatic play is broken down into two primary types: structured and unstructured play. Unstructured dramatic play allows children to make their own choices, while structured dramatic play gives children guidelines.
The invaluable role of dramatic play in early childhood education cannot be overstated. It is a pivotal element that fosters creativity, coordination, communication, arithmetic learning, focus, and social skills among young learners.
Early childhood educators play a crucial role in facilitating and promoting dramatic play, creating enriched learning environments where children feel free to express themselves, explore, and develop essential life skills.
Is Passion For Children Moto!
Dramatic play is a big role in a child’s cognitive and social development.
But what is dramatic play in early childhood?
Dramatic play is where children take on different roles and act out scenarios. It’s a form of symbolic play where children use real or imaginary objects to represent other real or imaginary objects.
Dramatic play is broken down into two primary types: structured and unstructured play. Unstructured dramatic play allows children to make their own choices, while structured dramatic play gives children guidelines.
The invaluable role of dramatic play in early childhood education cannot be overstated. It is a pivotal element that fosters creativity, coordination, communication, arithmetic learning, focus, and social skills among young learners.
Early childhood educators play a crucial role in facilitating and promoting dramatic play, creating enriched learning environments where children feel free to express themselves, explore, and develop essential life skills.
Play-based Learning
Play is an essential part of childhood and is the natural way children learn!
What is Play-based learning?
“Play-based learning” takes place when we create an environment in which play is the natural means of exploring and discovering new things.
In this type of learning environment, teachers provide materials and opportunities for children to explore, experiment, and engage in open-ended play.
Passion For Children takes pride in providing hands on play-based learning activities all created and design by your early childhood educator Mrs.Ford.
Our preschool learning activities are align with our State Learning Standards. Preparing your early learner for kindergarten through play!
What is Play-based learning?
“Play-based learning” takes place when we create an environment in which play is the natural means of exploring and discovering new things.
In this type of learning environment, teachers provide materials and opportunities for children to explore, experiment, and engage in open-ended play.
Passion For Children takes pride in providing hands on play-based learning activities all created and design by your early childhood educator Mrs.Ford.
Our preschool learning activities are align with our State Learning Standards. Preparing your early learner for kindergarten through play!
Preschool Picnics In The Park
Here at Passion For Children we turn our picnics into teachable moments!
Preschool picnics allow our scholars to bask outdoors in nature that is filled with exploration and the world around them.
Picnics introduces your children to new experiences. Sometimes a change of atmosphere can even encourage a picky eater to try some new foods. Preschool picnics is a fantastic way to relieve stress and bond more with peers.
Preschool picnics allow our scholars to bask outdoors in nature that is filled with exploration and the world around them.
Picnics introduces your children to new experiences. Sometimes a change of atmosphere can even encourage a picky eater to try some new foods. Preschool picnics is a fantastic way to relieve stress and bond more with peers.
Preschool Learning On The Bridge
The learning environment can impact students in many ways. For instance, a positive learning environment can help to make students more engaged, motivated, and increase their overall learning ability, whereas a negative learning environment can do the reverse.
What is learning on the bridge?
Learning on the bridge is a non atypical preschool environment where our scholars are able sight see and engage in learning activities all while enjoying nature and a different scenery.
What is learning on the bridge?
Learning on the bridge is a non atypical preschool environment where our scholars are able sight see and engage in learning activities all while enjoying nature and a different scenery.
Fine Motor Development
Fine motor development involve small muscles working with the brain and nervous system to control movements in areas such as the hands, fingers, lips, tongue and eyes.
Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like eating, writing, manipulating objects and getting dressed.
These skills are important for tasks such as buttoning a shirt, cutting with scissors, or coloring. For preschool-age children, fine motor skills are essential for developing independence and enabling them to participate in activities such as eating, dressing, and playing.
There are many ways to encourage children’s development of fine motor skills. Activities such as drawing, painting, play-dough, puzzles, and threading beads are great ways to promote the development of fine motor skills. It is important to remember that all children develop at different rates, and some children may need more support than others in developing their fine motor skills.
Developing fine motor skills helps children do things like eating, writing, manipulating objects and getting dressed.
These skills are important for tasks such as buttoning a shirt, cutting with scissors, or coloring. For preschool-age children, fine motor skills are essential for developing independence and enabling them to participate in activities such as eating, dressing, and playing.
There are many ways to encourage children’s development of fine motor skills. Activities such as drawing, painting, play-dough, puzzles, and threading beads are great ways to promote the development of fine motor skills. It is important to remember that all children develop at different rates, and some children may need more support than others in developing their fine motor skills.
Preschool Saftey Vest
Why blend in when we were born to stand out!
Every time our preschool scholars are away from our facility it is imperative we're in our safety vests!
Preschool Safety Vests are designed to enhance the visibility and safety of our scholars in environments that are busy and crowded.
Being easily seen is crucial to all of our outdoor excursions. The vests are tailored to fit children comfortably, made with bright colors and reflective materials to ensure high visibility at all times.
These vest are specifically designed for the safety of young explorers, providing a secure fit and enhancing their visibility whether at school, on field trips, or in any outdoor activities.
Every time our preschool scholars are away from our facility it is imperative we're in our safety vests!
Preschool Safety Vests are designed to enhance the visibility and safety of our scholars in environments that are busy and crowded.
Being easily seen is crucial to all of our outdoor excursions. The vests are tailored to fit children comfortably, made with bright colors and reflective materials to ensure high visibility at all times.
These vest are specifically designed for the safety of young explorers, providing a secure fit and enhancing their visibility whether at school, on field trips, or in any outdoor activities.
Preschool Potty Break
Taking occasional potty breaks helps reinforce the habit while also preventing accidents.
Here at Passion For Children potty breaks are included in our daily schedule and transitions.
Scholars are allowed to go potty as much as needed.
Potty breaks also include a good handwashing routine. Early learners should be able to recognize hand soap, how to properly wash their hands and how to properly dry their hands.
Here at Passion For Children potty breaks are included in our daily schedule and transitions.
Scholars are allowed to go potty as much as needed.
Potty breaks also include a good handwashing routine. Early learners should be able to recognize hand soap, how to properly wash their hands and how to properly dry their hands.
Our Enrollment Process
JOINING OUR PRESCHOOL FAMILY BEGINS WITH ENROLLMENT
Our enrollment process is simple yet intentional!
All prospective Parents/Guardians are encourage to call into our office to speak with Mrs.Ford at (773) 941 - 8624 to conduct a brief phone intake screening. If PFC fits your Early Educational needs then we will proceed to schedule a in person meet and greet, this is a two step process. Our 1st initial meet and greet is designed to make a connection between Parent/Provider and Child. We also will conduct a brief Play-based assessment to determine your child's learning interests.
Please Note (All prospective families may not be a great fit for PFC and PFC may not be a great fit for your Early Educational needs)!
If PFC decides to schedule a 2nd meet & greet this is when initial preschool enrollment will begin. The following mandatory preschool fees & documents must be satisfied before your scholar first learning day.
MANDATORY PRESCHOOL FEES & DOCUMENTS
Fees
* $85.00 Registration Fee per enrolled scholar
* $25.00 School Shoe Fee per enrolled scholar
* $20.00 PFC logo school season shirt
* $20.00 PFC logo bottom
Documents
* Original child's birth certificate or a copy
* Updated child's shot record printed on a DHS State form
Schedule A Meet & Greet Tour
The first step to enrolling your scholar in PFC Preschool you must schedule a Meet
& Greet with your Early Educators Mr. and Mrs.Ford.
Our #1 priority is making sure parents & scholars feel welcome and determine if PFC is
the right fit for your child's early childhood education!
Tours are arranged to show our genuine intentions and meet our prospective families.
Our preschool tours are also designed to determine a connection
between potential scholar and their teachers, allowing your family a first hand experience on what to expect in your child's learning day.
Preschool Tours are available Monday - Friday 4:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Come Tour Our Preschool!
We accept Childcare Subsidy Payments!
We accept tuition payments!
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