New Life Community Christian School offers early childhood education and care for children from 6 weeks through kindergarten and provides before- and after-school care plus a summer program for school-age children. Instruction is presented within a Christian framework and includes weekly chapel.
New Life Community Christian School provides early childhood education and care for children from 6 weeks through kindergarten and also maintains before- and after-school care and a summer program for school-age children. Instruction is delivered within a Christian context and includes weekly chapel.
The school combines several curricula and approaches to support development across domains. Components cited for classroom instruction include a chapel/Bible curriculum, Conscious Discipline for social-emotional learning, Frog Street for language and early-learning foundations in younger classrooms, and Get Set for School (Learning Without Tears) in the pre-K and kindergarten classrooms. Daily classroom practices described include interactive read-alouds, center-based activities, process art, and outdoor play, with emphasis on verbal communication, pre-literacy, pre-math, social-emotional development, and motor skills.
Enrollment requires submission of registration paperwork and supporting documents such as a physician health statement and immunization records; hearing and vision screening is noted for children age four and older. The school publishes an enrollment card, parent handbook, tuition & fees, and an academic calendar. An online parent portal and online registration system are used for families. A scholarship fund is maintained to support the school's mission and donors may designate gifts to school funds.
The school provides before- and after-school care for school-age children.
Frog Street curriculum is used to create a language-rich environment in classrooms serving infants through age three, with activities such as songs, read-alouds, and early math and classification concepts.
Get Set for School (Learning Without Tears) is used in the pre-K and kindergarten classrooms, addressing language and literacy, social-emotional development, penmanship and writing, math, science, and physical development.
A summer program for school-age children is offered; the site publishes a summer schedule and fees for the program.
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