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Name
Saint Paul School
1789 Broad Street Cranston 02905, RI
Setting: Center
Total Licensed Capacity: 98
Financial Assistance: CCAP
Additional Classroom Types:
Night and Weekend Hours: None
Meals Served:
Languages Spoken:
RIDE CECE Approval: No
Foundational Regulations: DHS
Accepts CCAP: Yes
Last date updated: 2022-03-14
Enrollment Contact: Lauren Yattaw
(401) 941-2030
Website:
About Us: Saint Paul School is a diverse community committed to challenging all students academically, morally and spiritually.
Our faith-filled environment nurtures leaders with Christ-like values of respect, cooperation and service. For children between the ages of 3 & 4 years of age the Early Learning Foundation at St. Paul School educates each child as a unique individual within a diverse classroom atmosphere. Our goal is to create successful, confident and independent learners in a nurturing environment.
Philosophy
The Early Learning Foundation offers a safe, nurturing, stimulating, and educational environment for all children. Learning differences are acknowledged and addresses by offering a wide range of developmentally appropriate opportunities and a versatile curriculum. Enriching activities such as reading and writing centers, dramatic play areas, and sensory manipulatives are used to help children grow cognitively and physically. A multi-disciplinary approach involving visual, kinesthetic, and auditory experiences is used to enhance student learning and to allow for individual differences in processing information. Children are encouraged to be responsible, and independent thinkers.
The Early Learning Foundation educators work as a team. Using flexibility, innovation, and imagination teachers introduce and explore concepts in all academic areas. Quality education is achieved when parents and teachers work together to meet the educational needs of each child.
• Scott Foresman Reading series
• Sadlier Math series beginning in Kindergarten
• New Chromebook technology
• Art, Music, Physical Education & Library beginning with Pre-K 3 (Spanish)
• Computer class beginning with Pre-K 4
• Cooperative art projects
• Before and After School Care, Before School Care provided at no cost
• Reading/Church buddies
• NEASC accredited
• Developmental age appropriate practices
• Hands on learning
• Follow RIELS
• DCYF certified & participates in BrightStars
• Field trips
• Community outreach
• Summer Recreation available
1789 Broad Street Cranston 02905, RI
Setting: Center
Total Licensed Capacity: 98
Financial Assistance: CCAP
Additional Classroom Types:
Not Applicable
Night and Weekend Hours: None
Meals Served:
Afternoon,Snack
Languages Spoken:
English,Spanish
RIDE CECE Approval: No
Foundational Regulations: DHS
Accepts CCAP: Yes
Last date updated: 2022-03-14
Enrollment Contact: Lauren Yattaw
(401) 941-2030
Website:
About Us: Saint Paul School is a diverse community committed to challenging all students academically, morally and spiritually.
Our faith-filled environment nurtures leaders with Christ-like values of respect, cooperation and service. For children between the ages of 3 & 4 years of age the Early Learning Foundation at St. Paul School educates each child as a unique individual within a diverse classroom atmosphere. Our goal is to create successful, confident and independent learners in a nurturing environment.
Philosophy
The Early Learning Foundation offers a safe, nurturing, stimulating, and educational environment for all children. Learning differences are acknowledged and addresses by offering a wide range of developmentally appropriate opportunities and a versatile curriculum. Enriching activities such as reading and writing centers, dramatic play areas, and sensory manipulatives are used to help children grow cognitively and physically. A multi-disciplinary approach involving visual, kinesthetic, and auditory experiences is used to enhance student learning and to allow for individual differences in processing information. Children are encouraged to be responsible, and independent thinkers.
The Early Learning Foundation educators work as a team. Using flexibility, innovation, and imagination teachers introduce and explore concepts in all academic areas. Quality education is achieved when parents and teachers work together to meet the educational needs of each child.
• Scott Foresman Reading series
• Sadlier Math series beginning in Kindergarten
• New Chromebook technology
• Art, Music, Physical Education & Library beginning with Pre-K 3 (Spanish)
• Computer class beginning with Pre-K 4
• Cooperative art projects
• Before and After School Care, Before School Care provided at no cost
• Reading/Church buddies
• NEASC accredited
• Developmental age appropriate practices
• Hands on learning
• Follow RIELS
• DCYF certified & participates in BrightStars
• Field trips
• Community outreach
• Summer Recreation available
Quality at a Glance
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Foundational Regulations Licensed by DHS
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A full license is issued to a program that complies with DHS regulations. The license is valid for a period not to exceed one year, expiring annually on July 31st.
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Approve - Regular
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BrightStars Rating
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Participating since 2014
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Comprehensive Early Childhood Education
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CECE Standards for approval articulate the state’s most rigorous expectations for high quality early childhood education programs.
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No
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0 approved classroom(s)