Wee Wildcat Preschool

[momof3]

Did I miss the discussion on this? Where are they putting it?


Wee Wildcat Preschool Registration Opens in January
Reported by [e-mail] on 12/10/07

The Wee Wildcat Preschool at Neuqua Valley High School will open its registration for next year's preschool on January 7th, 2008 . The preschool meets on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30-10:55 am and again from 12:00 to 1:25 pm. Your child must be 3 before Sept 1, 2005 and be toilet trained. This preschool accepts children from subdivisions that feed into Neuqua Valley. Interested parents can call 630-428-6039 after January 7th and leave a message containing your child's name, gender, birthday, and your name and address with a phone number.

[gatordog]

My youngest is in the same program right now at WV. Its actually part of the Early Childhood Ed electives that jrs and srs can take. The little kids are there for two periods, I believe. So two rounds of students (teachers for the preschoolers) come through.

So the answer is: they are within functioning, active classrooms. Its a really cool program.

Part of the amazing depth of programs our district offers our high schoolers.

[forthekids]

This is a program that has been around for years. It is run through the Early Learning Lab and Child Growth and Development department. This is a course to learn about being teachers. My daughter did it for two years and loved it! It is run in a classroom.

[EagleDad]

Sounds like a great program.

Something tells me I'd really hate to work at the starbucks down the street between 10:55 am and 12:00 pm though

[jenrik2714]

Why do you have to reside in the Neuqua attendance boundaries? I would have like to put my daughter into that program

[gatormom]

jenrik2714 said:

Why do you have to reside in the Neuqua attendance boundaries? I would have like to put my daughter into that program

Waubonsie has the same program. Gatordog might have the info since his child is in it now.

[mommygator]

Having the requirement that you must be in the NV attendance area makes sense. I would assume that the same applies to WV. They have to draw the line somewhere when accepting applications.