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 Here are some things they say about school:
“I like playing with Legos and ice
skating!”
“I like that Mrs. Janet tells us things!”
“I like to wear PJ’s on party days!”
“I love my friends and my teachers!”
“I like to build houses and stuff like that!”
“I like the gym and the hula hoops!”
One of the great opportunities LCP kids have is engaging in STEM -
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics - experiences. Each
week LCP Director/Teacher Mrs. Janet McFadden has new projects for
kids to try out to develop those skills.
Experiences like the ones pictured help kids build
abilities to stretch their minds and strengthen their skills,
building a solid foundation for kindergarten and beyond.
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An extra bonus at LCP is that kids also have the
opportunity to hear Bible stories from Mrs. Janet McFadden, who is a
gifted storyteller. Knowing basic Bible stories has been identified
by the Barna Group as a lacking component by educators of high
school students. Kids at LCP have the opportunity to learn these
important stories early in their academic career, further preparing
them for future success.
Every day is a new adventure, as kids learn, play and practice
skills preparing them for kindergarten.
And the families are just as important to LCP. Here’s what parents
have to say about their experiences at LCP.
“LCP actively engages and prepares your
child by combining learning and development in a creative, caring
environment. We have loved our years here!”
- Amanda Kitterman
“Three of my children
have been through LCP. The knowledge my children have gained through
their program has set them up for success entering kindergarten. The
relationships built between the staff, students, and families are
irreplaceable and although we want our children to grow and move on,
I’m sad to say goodbye to LCP as my kids graduate.”
- Chelsea Johnson
“LCP puts the children
first! They provide a clean and loving atmosphere that I feel
totally comfortable sending my children to.”
- Kayla Finley
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Read all the articles in our
new
2021 Education Magazine
Title
CLICK ON TITLES TO GO TO PAGES |
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Educating
in a most challenging year |
4 |
| A
preschool that is exciting, educational and
engaging |
5 |
| Local
educators creating practical math |
6 |
| The
efficacy of remote learning |
9 |
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Differences in college education during the
pandemic |
13 |
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Changing the social dynamics of education |
19 |
| School
resource officer makes positive impact |
24 |
| What's
a dog doing in school? |
26 |
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Academics and meaningful lessons blended |
31 |
| The
return of school sports |
35 |
| Logan
County School profiles |
38 |
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