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At The Shepherd's Flock ELC, we believe that the years from birth to six are the most critical years in the development of a positive self-concept, a healthy personality, and a foundation for successful life-long learning.
We further believe that every child is a very special, unique individual; that children learn best through relevant, hands-on sensory play experiences and in an environment that is nurturing, challenging and entertaining.
The Shepherd's Flock Early Learning Center is designed to facilitate the emotional, social, spiritual, cognitive and physical development of each child.
We provide a developmentally appropriate curriculum which is implemented with sensitivity to each child's specific cognitive style and learning pace.
The Shepherd's Flock Early Learning Center admits all children regardless of race, color, nationality, or religious background.
The Shepherd's Flock will make accommodations for children with special needs whenever possible; accommodations are limited to those within the physical and financial capabilities of the Church and School.
Each child in the classroom is entitled to equitable time and attention from the teacher.
If an individual child requires a disproportionate amount of the teacher's time, that child's parents may have the option of providing an assistant in the classroom or withdrawing their child from the ELC program.
Assistants in the classroom will be under the direction of the ELC teacher.
All children must be toilet trained and capable of caring for their personal toileting needs.
This includes being able to communicate the need to use the rest room and the ability to manage their clothing.
At The Shepherd's Flock ELC, we believe that the years from birth
to six are the most critical years in the development of a positive
self-concept, a healthy personality, and a foundation for
successful life-long learning. We further believe that every child
is a very special, unique individual; that children learn best
through relevant, hands-on sensory play experiences and in an
environment that is nurturing, challenging and entertaining. The
Shepherd's Flock Early Learning Center is designed to facilitate
the emotional, social, spiritual, cognitive and physical
development of each child. We provide a developmentally appropriate
curriculum which is implemented with sensitivity to each child's
specific cognitive style and learning pace. The Shepherd's Flock
Early Learning Center admits all children regardless of race,
color, nationality, or religious background. The Shepherd's Flock
will make accommodations for children with special needs whenever
possible; accommodations are limited to those within the physical
and financial capabilities of the Church and School. Each child in
the classroom is entitled to equitable time and attention from the
teacher. If an individual child requires a disproportionate amount
of the teacher's time, that child's parents may have the option of
providing an assistant in the classroom or withdrawing their child
from the ELC program. Assistants in the classroom will be under the
direction of the ELC teacher. All children must be toilet trained
and capable of caring for their personal toileting needs. This
includes being able to communicate the need to use the rest room
and the ability to manage their clothing.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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