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Granada Day School Preschool and Kindergarten is a ministry of Granada Presbyterian Church since 1954.
A private, co-educational Christian institution, non-profit, and non-discriminatory as to race, color or national origin Granada Day School features small student to teacher ratios in a balanced, experiential curriculum with emphasis upon discovery, problem solving, language development, letters, numbers, science, nature, Bible study, movement education, and story time Our program is enhanced by special teachers for Art, Computers, Library and Music.
Also included are gardening, cooking, outdoor play, field trips, special seasonal parties and programs.
The Learning Centers allow your child to explore God's world while learning to listen, follow directions, take turns, share, and play cooperatively.
At Granada Day School, your child is loved and encouraged to work at his or her own level of development.
Granada Day School, a preschool and kindergarten, was established in 1954 as an outreach ministry of Granada Presbyterian Church.
School administration is comprised of the Church Session, School Board and Director, working cooperatively to establish policy in order to provide Christian schooling to the children of the Church, as well as to the community in general.
The school's mission is to provide quality Christian education for pre-school through kindergarten; to serve and assist parents in their God-given responsibility to nurture and educate their children; to present to each child the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Granada Day School Preschool and Kindergarten is a ministry of
Granada Presbyterian Church since 1954. A private, co-educational
Christian institution, non-profit, and non-discriminatory as to
race, color or national origin Granada Day School features small
student to teacher ratios in a balanced, experiential curriculum
with emphasis upon discovery, problem solving, language
development, letters, numbers, science, nature, Bible study,
movement education, and story time Our program is enhanced by
special teachers for Art, Computers, Library and Music. Also
included are gardening, cooking, outdoor play, field trips, special
seasonal parties and programs. The Learning Centers allow your
child to explore God's world while learning to listen, follow
directions, take turns, share, and play cooperatively. At Granada
Day School, your child is loved and encouraged to work at his or
her own level of development. Granada Day School, a preschool and
kindergarten, was established in 1954 as an outreach ministry of
Granada Presbyterian Church. School administration is comprised of
the Church Session, School Board and Director, working
cooperatively to establish policy in order to provide Christian
schooling to the children of the Church, as well as to the
community in general. The school's mission is to provide quality
Christian education for pre-school through kindergarten; to serve
and assist parents in their God-given responsibility to nurture and
educate their children; to present to each child the gospel of the
Lord Jesus Christ.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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