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St. Josephs offers safe, warm and age-appropriate care and education in a Catholic environment to children ranging from two to six years of age.
The center provides a well rounded, high quality early childhood program to enhance each childs self concept and to begin building the strong foundation each student will need to enter into formal education with the greatest chances of success.
The center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin.
In fact, St. Josephs is proud of its diverse population of children and families served and values this characteristic as one of the elements that makes it a truly unique place to be.
School Motto: Learning through doing! If it hasn’t been through our hands and body, it cannot remain in our brain.
St. Josephs offers safe, warm and age-appropriate care and
education in a Catholic environment to children ranging from two to
six years of age.
The center provides a well rounded, high quality early
childhood program to enhance each childs self concept and to begin
building the strong foundation each student will need to enter into
formal education with the greatest chances of success.
The center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
religion, national or ethnic origin.
In fact, St. Josephs is proud of its diverse population of
children and families served and values this characteristic as one
of the elements that makes it a truly unique place to be.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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