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news flash...
2019-2020 ENROLLMENT: We have openings in our 3-year-old classes. Please call to schedule your tour today! 203-255-1902.
Our 2020-2021 ENROLLMENT begins the week of Sept. 9, 2019. Call (203) 255-1902 to be added to our Wait List. Prospective Parents are invited to join us on Saturday, Sept. 28, 10am-12pm for Prospective Families Activities Day (preschoolers also welcome); or come Thursday, Oct. 3, 7pm-8:30pm for Prospective Parents Open House (adults only.) See classrooms, meet faculty, ask questions. No RSVP, simply drop in.
2019-2020 Important Dates:
- Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019 from 9:30-11:30 Parent Orientation
- Thursday, Sept 5, 2019 Student Orientation (1/2 class 1/2 day) Mrs. Lynch's 2's, Mrs. Byrne's 3's, Mrs. Richthammer's 4's & Mrs. Ryan's 4's
- Friday, Sept 6, 2019 Student Orientation (1/2 class 1/2 day) Mrs. Knisely's 2's, Mrs. Ehlers 3's, Mrs. Vandeusen's 4's & Mrs. Bartko's PreK
- Monday, Sep 9, 2019 Student Orientation (1/2 class 1/2 day) Mrs. Purcell's 3's
In Loving Memory of Aileen Ginty:
St. Paul's Nursery School was founded in 1969 by Aileen Ginty, when her youngest was ready for pre-school. She started with 10 children. As a child advocate and educator, Aileen believed that developmentally young children learn vital skills through play. She wanted to create an educationally safe environment to foster the total child and what better time than when she was "almost" ready to get back to work thus staying with her daughter, implementing her beliefs and vision, and providing a developmentally appropriate program for young children.
"Our (St. Paul's Nursery School's) mission is to provide a nurturing and developmentally appropriate environment in which children can learn through play. We strive to foster the community of the teacher, parent & child to help support the total development and growth of the child."
St. Paul's Nursery School was founded in 1969 by Aileen Ginty, when her youngest was ready for pre-school. She started with 10 children. As a child advocate and educator, Aileen believed that developmentally young children learn vital skills through play. She wanted to create an educationally safe environment to foster the total child and what better time than when she was "almost" ready to get back to work thus staying with her daughter, implementing her beliefs and vision, and providing a developmentally appropriate program for young children.
"Our (St. Paul's Nursery School's) mission is to provide a nurturing and developmentally appropriate environment in which children can learn through play. We strive to foster the community of the teacher, parent & child to help support the total development and growth of the child."
