Loma Verde State Preschool is located on the Loma Verde Elementary School campus in Chula Vista and offers morning and afternoon preschool sessions, including Special Day Class (SDC) preschool. The site also hosts schoolwide programs such as a Dual Language Immersion program, before-and-after-school LEAD services, special education, visual and performing arts, and social-emotional supports.
Loma Verde State Preschool is part of the Loma Verde Elementary School campus and provides scheduled preschool instruction in morning and afternoon sessions, including SDC (Special Day Class) preschool. The campus also serves students in transitional kindergarten through sixth grade and offers multiple district-supported programs and services.
The school implements district frameworks including a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) with Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL). Bilingual instruction is provided through a 50/50 Dual Language Immersion model that uses Spanish for half of instructional time and English for the other half in the grades served by the program.
The campus has a cafeteria offering free breakfast and lunch to enrolled students. Visitor access is managed through the district visitor system (Raptor), and the school maintains health and medication procedures requiring authorization for staff administration of medication during the school day.
As part of the district MTSS framework, the school emphasizes PBIS and Social-Emotional Learning to develop student self-awareness, self-management, and positive schoolwide expectations.
The Dual Language Immersion Program integrates native Spanish-speaking students and native English-speaking students with instruction provided in both Spanish and English. Loma Verde uses a 50/50 model in which Spanish is used for 50% of instructional time and English for the other 50% in Kindergarten through 6th grade.
LEAD is a free program funded by the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) and After School Education and Safety (ASES). It includes LEAD Clubs (enrichment such as language, robotics, music, sports) and LEAD Hub (before and after school programs in partnership with the Family YMCA) and is available to eligible Transitional Kindergarten through sixth grade students.
Multilingual English Learners receive standards-based English Language Development (ELD) daily in whole-group and small-group instruction, with goals focused on academic and language proficiency and reclassification to fluent English proficiency.
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Special Education services are provided under state and federal regulations for qualifying students.
The Visual and Performing Arts program offers inclusive, standards-based arts education intended to develop creativity, self-confidence, and critical thinking.
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