PRE-K AND KINDERGARTEN

Student Expectation

It is the expectation and requirement of each student to demonstrate the highest level of academic integrity and honor in the completion of all schoolwork and in the performance of all testing and research assignments.

General Curriculum

PreK: Bible, phonics, math, writing, music, art and physical education,
Kindergarten: Bible, phonics, reading, math, writing, social studies, science, music, art, and physical education.

Grading

PreK report cards exemplify progress of social/emotional skills, listening and language communication, motor skills, math and reading readiness and handwriting.

Homework

Homework is assigned to reinforce concepts or to enrich the academic program. It is intended that homework be an appropriate complement to the respective grade level; appropriate in both time requirement and level of difficulty/challenge. Average time spent on homework at home should be in the following ranges: 0 to 30 minutes

Report Cards

Report cards are issued each quarter in grades PreK-6. Report cards must be signed by a parent and returned the following school day. Conferences may be scheduled at the initiative of parents or teachers. Failures or unsatisfactory achievement may result in the loss of extra-curricular activity privileges. Kindergarten first quarter report cards exemplify progress of social/emotional skills, listening and language communication. Motor skills, math and reading readiness and handwriting. Report cards for the second, third and fourth quarter exemplify progress from the first quarter, plus letter grades in Phonics, Oral Reading, Math and Handwriting using the grading system below.

Reading Partners

PreK and Kindergarten students will enjoy being paired with an upper elementary student who they can read with one time each week.