Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section! Here, you'll find answers to common queries about Discover Preschool, from enrollment processes and program details to our educational philosophy and daily operations. This resource is designed to help parents and guardians gain a clearer understanding of what to expect from our preschool and how we can best serve your child's educational needs. Browse through our FAQs to learn more about our approach to early childhood education and how we create a supportive and enriching environment for every learner.
Discover Pre-School Specific Questions
Discover Preschool offers programs for children aged two through five.
Thrilling Threes: 10:1
Fantastic Fours: 12:1
We believe in small class sizes to ensure personalized attention and support for each child.
Fantastic Fours: 12:1
We believe in small class sizes to ensure personalized attention and support for each child.
The preschool operates Monday through Friday, from 9 AM to 2 PM.
Discover Preschool is located within Thrive Church at 680 W. Livingston Road, Highland, MI 48357.
The 'Terrific Twos' program is available on Tuesdays.
The 'Thrilling Threes' program is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The 'Fantastic Fours' program takes place on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Yes, Discover Preschool is a Michigan state-licensed, play-based preschool.
The preschool is play-based, designed to provide a stimulating, nurturing environment.
You can email them at believe@discoverforkids.com.
Yes, they offer summer camps.
No. Parents are responsible for providing all meals and snacks each day.
No, we do not have scheduled nap time in our daily routine.
All emergency procedures are clearly posted in each classroom and available for parents to review.
Every staff member undergoes fingerprinting and a thorough background check.
All exterior doors remain locked throughout the day, except during arrival and dismissal, and are monitored by security cameras.
Every staff member undergoes fingerprinting and a thorough background check.
All exterior doors remain locked throughout the day, except during arrival and dismissal, and are monitored by security cameras.
Discipline policies aren't outlined on the website. It's recommended to discuss this directly with the staff.
Yes! We offer a variety of enriching field trip experiences.
Thrilling Threes typically enjoy two offsite trips and two onsite visits per year.
Fantastic Fours typically go on four offsite trips, with two being shorter in duration.
Thrilling Threes typically enjoy two offsite trips and two onsite visits per year.
Fantastic Fours typically go on four offsite trips, with two being shorter in duration.
No, we do not offer transportation services at this time.
Please contact us directly, and we'll be happy to provide detailed tuition information for the current or upcoming school year.
Please contact us directly, and we'll be happy to provide detailed tuition information for the current or upcoming school year.
To schedule a tour, it's best to email believe@discoverforkids.com.
General Questions
Preschools generally cater to children aged 2 to 5 years old.
Many preschools require children to be potty-trained, especially for classes ages 3 and up.
Preschool helps in developing social, emotional, and cognitive skills, preparing children for formal schooling.
Consider factors like location, curriculum, teacher qualifications, class size, and your child's specific needs.
Play-based learning emphasizes learning through play, fostering creativity, imagination, and problem-solving skills.
Policies vary; some preschools provide meals, while others require parents to pack snacks and lunches.
Ratios vary, but a common standard is around 15 students per teacher.
Many full-day programs include nap times, but this varies by institution.
Qualifications vary, but many preschools require teachers to have an education degree or early childhood certification.
Establish a routine, visit the school in advance, and talk positively about the experience.
Most preschools incorporate a mix of structured learning activities and free play.
Preschool focuses on early education, while daycare provides broader child care services.
Many preschools require up-to-date vaccinations and a health checkup before enrollment.
Costs vary widely based on location, program length, and school type.
Preschool helps children develop essential social, cognitive, and motor skills needed for kindergarten readiness.
Some preschools offer music, arts, physical education, and language classes.
Parents are encouraged to be involved through volunteering, attending meetings, and reinforcing learning at home.
Some preschools offer bilingual programs or language immersion classes.
A high-quality preschool has a safe environment, qualified teachers, a strong curriculum, and positive teacher-student interactions.
Signs of readiness include the ability to follow simple instructions, interact with peers, and show interest in learning activities.