Welcome to the Methodist Day School. Since the early 1970's, the Day School has provided a loving, Christian program filled with rich experiences that provide a strong foundation for learning and growing.
Children attending the school benefit from years of quality programming, materials, and a staff dedicated to this important ministry of First United Methodist Church Missouri City.
We look forward to continuing our tradition of early childhood excellence and we are proud you have chosen our program for your child.
The Methodist Day School operates August through May. Our classes are open to any child regardless of race or religious beliefs, provided the school can meet the needs of the child.
The Methodist Day School meets and exceeds all licensing standards of the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services.
In addition, it is operated under the guidelines of the Missouri City Health and Fire Departments.
The primary goal in working with the school's infant to pre-kindergarten children is to help them develop a positive self- esteem and a sense of security while learning about the world around them.
This is achieved by providing developmentally appropriate activities planned by loving, dedicated teachers in a happy, Christian environment.
Welcome to the Methodist Day School. Since the early 1970's, the
Day School has provided a loving, Christian program filled with
rich experiences that provide a strong foundation for learning and
growing. Children attending the school benefit from years of
quality programming, materials, and a staff dedicated to this
important ministry of First United Methodist Church Missouri City.
We look forward to continuing our tradition of early childhood
excellence and we are proud you have chosen our program for your
child. The Methodist Day School operates August through May. Our
classes are open to any child regardless of race or religious
beliefs, provided the school can meet the needs of the child. The
Methodist Day School meets and exceeds all licensing standards of
the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services. In
addition, it is operated under the guidelines of the Missouri City
Health and Fire Departments. The primary goal in working with the
school's infant to pre-kindergarten children is to help them
develop a positive self- esteem and a sense of security while
learning about the world around them. This is achieved by providing
developmentally appropriate activities planned by loving, dedicated
teachers in a happy, Christian environment.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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