Preschool
Coppell

Program Overview

The preschool years are the optimal window of language development for children. Spanish Schoolhouse maximizes this opportunity by allowing students to absorb the Spanish language naturally while they learn and discover the world around them. Our curriculum is rich with hands-on experiences that encourage a love of learning and help children become life-long learners.

Part-time and full-time programs are available to fit your needs.

*Contact the school regarding limited availability for 18 month olds.

Areas of Focus

We strive to ensure your child receives a well-rounded education by focusing on each of the following areas.

• Literacy Skills - interactive reading, alphabet identification, print awareness, language exposure through poems, rhymes, and song (3 and 4 year old classes also develop English literacy skills through small group work with a native English speaking teacher)
• Fine Motor Skills - cutting, gluing, painting, stringing items, using manipulatives, tracing, and writing (Handwriting Without Tears® program begins at age two for development of proper handwriting and communication skills)
• Gross Motor Skills - balancing, jumping, running, climbing, throwing, catching, kicking
• Math Skills - counting, sorting, grouping, creating patterns, adding, subtracting
• Science Skills - measuring, weighing, experimenting and making predictions, animal life cycles, and more
• Self-help and Manners Skills - encouraging independence in hand washing, opening lunches, returning items to their places, showing respect to peers and teachers, using good table manners, taking turns, and sharing
• Cultural Awareness - Spanish and Latin American music, dance, food, geography, and traditions permeate our curriculum. Our students embrace other cultures and celebrate diversity! Preschoolers participate in twice yearly Latin-themed shows.

Required Documents for Preschool

All forms must be completed and in your child's file BEFORE attending school. Documents may be mailed, emailed, or brought to the school during regular business hours.

2018-2019 Forms

• Child Admission Form - Complete in family profile after registering.
• Health Statement - Print and have your child's physician sign.
• Immunization Records - Please submit an updated copy from your child's physician.
• Allergy Emergency Plan - If your child has a diagnosed food allergy, please provide a written Allergy Emergency Plan from your child's physician.
• Parent Handbook of Operational Policies

Enrollment

Enrollment is available online only on a first-come, first-served basis. Early enrollment is available to students who attended this class last semester. Registration begins at 10:00 am on the enroll date listed below. If a class is full, your child will automatically be put on a waitlist. You will then be notified if space becomes available.

Tuition & Fees

Current School Year (08/13/2018 - 05/30/2019)

Classes for Students Age 2 by September 1, 2018

Classes for Students Age 3 by September 1, 2018

Classes for Students Age 4 by September 1, 2018