Rochester Community Schools Pre-K
Rochester Early Childhood Programs provide a quality educational program for a diverse population of children with widely varying levels of development and ability by following the HighScope curriculum. In the HighScope curriculum, adults and children are partners in learning. Through active participatory learning, young children construct their knowledge of the world - finding out how the world works through their own direct experience with people, objects, materials, events, and ideas.
The Rochester Great Start Readiness Program believes individual children develop best in a nurturing classroom through active learning experiences. Teaching teams work to build confidence in all children in order to establish a solid foundation at their own developmental level. We foster supportive relationships with families and community partners to enrich the child’s emotional and social development. These beliefs guide our practice and provide the framework for program decisions.
Schedule & Availability
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Hours:
8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. and 8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Days per week:
4 days
Program:
GSRP
Half Day Programs:
Available
Before and Aftercare:
Not Available
Summer Options:
Not Available
Transportation:
Not Available
License:
DC630019273
University Hills
Location & Contact
Contact Name:
Annemarie Miller
Location & Contact
University Hills
Learn More About Free Preschool
Oakland County families have access to several high-quality, no-cost preschool options designed to support young children and their caregivers.
GSRP, Great Start Readiness Program
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GSRP is a state funded preschool program in Michigan for eligible four year olds. It helps children build early learning, social, and school readiness skills. The program provides high quality instruction to prepare children for kindergarten.
Head Start:
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Head Start is a federally funded preschool program for eligible children and families. It supports children’s learning and development while also offering family resources and health services. Head Start focuses on the whole child and works in partnership with families to help children succeed in school and beyond.