about us
Circle of the Arts - Pre-School Division Overview
At Circle of the Arts, children will develop in a loving, nurturing, and stimulating environment. We offer a creative, progressive, Reggio-inspired Jewish program. We believe that children learn best through teacher supported play and creative open-ended activities. Children are encouraged to explore their world in a thoughtfully planned setting. Children practice the skills of collaboration, communication, and cooperation. We look forward to sharing in the joys of your child’s early years, and to learning and growing together.
highlights of our program
- Welcoming atmosphere and nurturing staff
- Joyful Jewish experiences
- Language and literacy rich environment
- Teacher supported play, open ended activities and discovery
- Hebrew, music and movement, and art
how we learn
We believe in an experiential and intentional approach to teaching and learning. This approach fosters childrens’ intellectual development as they are encouraged to explore their environment and express themselves through words, movement, drawing, painting, playing and other natural modes of expression. We promote an environment where children can develop the critical thinking and problem-solving skills for a successful and meaningful life.
our goals
To nourish your child’s heart and mind as they develop cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills.
To encourage self-confidence and individuality by helping young children enhance their learning and socializing abilities.
To foster enthusiasm and responsibility for learning, and to encourage each child’s natural creativity and curiosity.
To provide a curriculum geared to the different and developing interests of each child.
To provide a setting rich in materials and resources, a caring and highly qualified staff, a developmentally-appropriate program, and activities that are both teacher-guided and child- initiated.
To provide rich and meaningful Jewish experiences, including education about Jewish holidays, music, traditions and the Hebrew alphabet and language.
To communicate to parents the philosophy, goals of our program and to provide opportunities for parent involvement and education.
To enrich school experiences by using community resources and outside professionals in the field of early childhood education.