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Early Childhood Development
Center (ECDC)
Mission
| Program
Features | 2008-2009 Registration Information
Bobbi McKinley
Executive Director,
Early Childhood Development Center
281.492.0623
bmckinley@stpeterskaty.org
For registration and general inquiries, please email ecdc.office@stpeterskaty.org.
Our
Mission
St. Peter's ECDC is one of the finest early childhood
development programs in the area. Dedicated
teachers and a strong governing board keep the
standards high for this outreach to small children
age 15 months through 5 years. Child-to-teacher
ratio is small so children receive individualized
attention. Accredited by the National Association
for the Education of Young Children and licensed
by the State of Texas Protective and Regulatory
Services.
Dates to Remember |
March 5: Family Art Night,6-8 p.m., Lott Fellowship Hall
March 10: Staff Development, classes end at noon
March 16-20: Spring Break
March 23-27: Class Pictures
April 1: Staff Development, classes end at noon
April 10-13: Easter Holidays
April 28-29: Parent/Teacher Conferences, school closed
May 2: Garage Sale (drop-off days April 30-May 1)
May 4-5: May Tuition and Forms Due for Current Students
May 11-12: May Tuition and Forms Due for New Students
May 21: Last Day of School
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ECDC provides a
warm, nurturing environment where each student
can grow and develop spiritually, cognitively,
physically, emotionally and socially within
a Christian atmosphere.
We believe each
child is a child of God - a special, unique
person valued for their own worth, who is
growing and learning at their own pace as
they actively relate to our world through
play - a child's "work." |
Children
of all ages can be taught math, language arts,
science, and social studies as well as art,
music, and motor skills using age-appropriate
methods.
We believe that this program is an outreach
ministry of St. Peter's into our community.
We strive to meet the needs of children and
encourage the development of Christian homes
and families through parent participation
and education. |
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Program
Features
Cognitive
Growth
A rich, stimulating, well-planned, age-appropriate
curriculum and learning environment that encourages
curiosity, imagination and creativity as children
learn through active play and firsthand experiences.
Spiritual Growth
A warm, caring, accepting, Christian climate where
children feel free to observe and explore, make
mistakes, and live within the guidelines of a
Christian community.
Emotional Growth
An atmosphere of positive self-image and feelings
of self-worth and self-confidence.
Social
Growth
Opportunities for working, playing, and communication
with other children and adults as the child develops
a growing awareness of the needs, rights, and
feelings of individuality and independence.
Physical Growth
Activities and equipment that promote physical
growth and development involving large muscle
and small muscle movement and skills.
Parent Involvement
Opportunities for parent involvement and participation
as school and home work together in planning and
meeting the needs of the child.
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2008-2009 Registration Information
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20775 Kingsland Blvd. 
