10th Street Preschool is founded on the profound belief that young children learn best when allowed to engage in meaningful play in mixed-age groupings.
We build collaborative partnerships with parents and grandparents while providing parent education programs in a social, relaxed and intimate setting.
Our community is a combination of children, parents, teachers, alumni, grandparents, professionals, consultants and friends dedicated to providing support to our children and our community both inside and outside of our Red Door.
Taught by our founder, Cindy Wasson, who has 40 years of educational experience, children learn how to play together while parents learn how best to grow their parenting skills and trust their instincts.
Activities include: music and movement, storytime, sand and water play, puzzles, block building, imaginative play and snack.
Tuesdays
11-19 Months: 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM.
20-29 Months: 9:30 – 11:00 AM.
Little School helps children and their parents practice saying good-bye. Children learn to trust their teachers and discover their independence and autonomy as they play together in our self-contained classroom and our two outside yards.
Activities include sand and water play, art projects, snack, stories, music and dramatic play.
MWF or M-F
9 AM – 12 PM
T&TH or M-F
1 - 4 PM
Kindness, empathy, socialization skills and personal best are developed in our mixed-age group setting, which places together students of all ages and all countries.
We integrate each branch of play into our core social studies curriculum and promote creative forms of self-expression and study.
M-F
4, 5, or 7 hour programs
For children in their second and third year of preschool to facilitate their transition onto kindergarten.
Twice a week
45 minute sessions
uniforms required
We focus on the skills children need for success in kindergarten: Language Arts, Social Studies, Math, Science and Fine Arts.
Twice a week
9 Am - 2 PM
children join the mixed-aged preschool on alternating days
uniforms required
More time to practice, have fun and learn new skills in the environment they feel safe and comfortable.
Examples include:
Cooking
Yoga
Soccer
Club 10
Competence Club
Handwriting Without Tears
schedule varies
The children and teachers choose a theme for camp. Children will choose between a variety of activities, including sand and water play, science investigation, drama, bike riding, free play, story telling, music and movement.
offered seasonally