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The Kesher Israel Preschool, started in 1990, has grown from two small classes to a full-service preschool and full day kindergarten, educating children from ages 12 months to 5 years of all faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds. The philosophy of the Preschool centers on the development of a positive self-concept for the child.
This is achieved through providing age appropriate experiences that strengthen socialization skills and self- confidence.
All activities are guided by the PA State Standards and carefully planned to provide a warm, nurturing environment in which to learn, play and grow.
Classes are taught by qualified teachers and aides. Enrollment is limited to provide each child with the individualized attention he or she requires.
The Kesher Israel Preschool, started in 1990, has grown from
two small classes to a full-service preschool and full day
kindergarten, educating children from ages 12 months to 5 years
including families of all faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds. The
philosophy of the Preschool centers on the development of a
positive self-concept for the child. This is achieved through
providing age appropriate experiences that strengthen socialization
skills and self- confidence. All activities are carefully planned
to provide a warm, nurturing environment in which to learn, play
and grow. Classes are taught by qualified teachers and aides.
Enrollment is limited to provide each child with the individualized
attention he or she requires.
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