2025 Open House

Thank you for your interest in Woodhaven Preschool! Our purpose as a preschool is to introduce your child to an environment that encourages the development of social relationships, to provide play experiences that contribute to the developmental needs of your child and provide instructed learning, based on your child's individual needs and abilities. Our staff is committed to providing a happy, educational, and safe environment for your child. We provide opportunities for your child to grow in a Christian environment– spiritually, mentally, socially, and emotionally.

Important Dates

OPEN HOUSE DATES: January 8th & 15th at 10:00 am
Community registration will be held on Thursday, January 16th at 10:00 am in the Fellowship Hall. Spaces are filled by lottery.

Classes Offered

Two-Year-Old Classes
(must be two by 08/31/25)

2 days: Monday & Wednesday
2 days: Tuesday & Thursday

Three-Year-Old Classes
(must be three by 08/31/25)

2 days: Tuesday & Thursday
3 days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Four-Year-Old Classes
(must be four by 08/31/25)

3 days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday
4 days: Monday - Thursday
5 days: Monday - Friday

Transition Class
(must be five by 08/31/25)

Monthly Tuition

*A one-time supply fee of $60 will be due with September tuition
2 days: $245
3 days: $290
4 days: $340
5 days: $380

Teacher/Student Ratio

There is one Lead Teacher & Floating Assistant with the following ratios:
Two & Three year old classes: six children
Four-year classes: seven children
Transition class: seven children

Curriculum

Our curriculum is developed by our staff to provide age appropriate activities designed to meet the individual needs of each child. The two and three year olds use a theme-based curriculum. The four year olds and transition class use the Letterland curriculum endorsed by Wake County. Instruction is provided through centers in the following areas:

Reading

Reading skills covered are verbalizing, pre-writing, letter recognition, listening skills, and memory.

Math

Math skills covered are number recognition, shapes, and sets, measuring, patterning, and counting.

Science

Science activities are generally hands on experiments that relate to the current theme/letter.

Gross Motor Development

Activities provided at music and playground time enhance good muscle control, for example; catching and throwing of ball, jumping, skipping.

Fine Motor Development

Activities such as drawing, painting, writing, and tracing, playdough and finger plays encourage fine motor development.

School Schedule

Class hours are from 9:15 am to 1:15 pm each day. The parent provides snack & lunch. Classes begin in September and end in May. We follow Wake County traditional school calendar pertaining to teacher workdays and holidays.

Discipline

We use praise and positive reinforcement as an effective method of behavior management. We use redirection to encourage appropriate behavior.

Registration

There will be a $125 non-refundable registration fee payable at the time of registration. All children must be current on required immunizations. *No waivers accepted