A Loving Start to Lifelong Learning

At St. Peter School, our Pre-Kindergarten program lays a strong spiritual and academic foundation for children ages 3 and 4. Our nurturing, faith-filled classrooms help children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually while learning that they are loved by God and valued as unique individuals.

To be eligible for registration in the 3-year-old class, students must be age 3 by September 1.
To be eligible for registration in the 4-year-old class, students must be age 4 by September 1.

Note: All Pre-K students must be potty trained

Why Start with Pre-K?

Early childhood education is one of the best investments you can make in your child’s future. Enrolling in Pre-K helps children.

  • Build foundational language and math skills
  • Develop social and emotional confidence
  • Learn classroom routines and independence
  • Strengthen peer interactions and cooperation
  • Begin faith formation through songs, stories, and prayer
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Our program adds a spiritual emphasis to early education in a fun, loving environment where students grow and learn together.

– Mrs. Griffith

Partnering with Parents

Parents play an essential role in a child’s preschool journey. At St. Peter School, we welcome and encourage family involvement. Whether it’s volunteering at classroom parties or special events, serving as a head room parent, donations, chaperoning field trips, or helping with at-home activities and projects, our parents are always welcome and always appreciated.

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Our Preschool Programs

Dates, Times & Tuition

3-Year-Old Preschool

Our 3-year-old children learn the basics of the following.

  • Sharing, turn-taking, and following classroom rules
  • Participating in group activities
  • Colors, counting, shapes, and early problem solving
  • Fine and gross motor development
  • Faith through stories, crafts, and songs

4-Year-Old Preschool

Our 4-year-olds build kindergarten readiness with the following.

  • Academic focus across all core learning areas
  • Faith-based lessons and daily classroom prayer
  • Strong classroom community and emotional growth
  • Reinforcement of belonging, safety, and God’s love