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First United Methodist Preschool is a church‑sponsored early childhood program in downtown Austin serving infants through prekindergarten. The school emphasizes play‑based, developmentally informed learning with low teacher‑to‑child ratios and offers year‑round options including a summer session and before/after‑school care.
First United Methodist Preschool is a child‑centered preschool located in downtown Austin that provides care and early education for infants, toddlers, and preschool‑age children. The program is church‑sponsored and operates on a school calendar with optional summer sessions and additional before‑ and after‑school offerings.
The program uses a play‑based, developmentally informed curriculum that tracks children’s growth across cognitive, language, physical, social, and emotional domains. Classrooms maintain low teacher‑to‑child ratios and teachers document developmental progress and tailor classroom experiences to individual children. The school is nationally accredited by an early learning organization and holds a Four‑Star Texas Rising Star certification.
After School Care runs from 2:05 PM to 2:45 PM Monday through Thursday (no ASC on Fridays) and is available by reservation when space permits.
Before School Care runs from 8:15 AM to 9:00 AM, Monday through Friday, available by reservation when space permits.
Parents may reserve additional full days (9:00 AM–2:00 PM) or single‑day spots in before/after care when classes have space; reservations must be made in advance and are filled first‑come, first‑served.
Care focuses on loving, responsive attention with routines that meet each infant’s needs for comfort, stimulation, nourishment, and sleep; parents receive written daily notes about their child’s day.
Prekindergarten work emphasizes skills to support elementary school readiness, including literacy and numeracy concepts, self‑sufficiency in classroom routines, and continued opportunities for creative expression.
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The summer program typically runs for seven weeks from early June through late July and is closed to the general public, enrolling only families already enrolled at the preschool (with occasional alumni attendance and limited availability).
The curriculum for three‑year‑olds builds on earlier experiences with intentional activities that introduce age‑appropriate cognitive concepts through learning centers while supporting social and creative development.
Classroom routines balance active and quiet times; teachers select materials and activities based on developmental level and interests and children choose learning centers such as dramatic play, blocks, sensory experiences, and books.
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