Enrollment for the 2020-2021 school year is underway for The Good Shepherd Preschool, and families who register their preschoolers by June 30 will get the first month tuition free – a savings of up to $400.
The Fredericksburg area’s newest Christian preschool will be an educational ministry of Highway Assembly of God in Fredericksburg. The Good Shepherd Preschool will offer a strong academic program that integrates Christian character and biblical truths into every area of learning.
The free month offer applies to tuition for the half-day preschool class. Fees for before-school care and extended-care and after-school care afternoon programs are not discounted.
The Good Shepherd Preschool is currently accepting enrollments on line through the school’s website at https://gspreschool.highwayag.org. Clicking on the “Apply Now” button will direct parents to the preschool’s admissions information page.
Payment of the first month’s preschool tuition, along with a registration fee and activity fee, will be required with submission of each student’s enrollment. Tuition paid with an enrollment received by June 30 will be applied to the second month of the school year.
The Good Shepherd Preschool will be hosted at Highway Assembly of God, centrally located in the City of Fredericksburg just 1/2-mile south from the interchange of Jefferson Davis Hwy. with Rte. 3, at 2221 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22401.
The Good Shepherd Preschool offers both three-day-a-week and five-day-a-week programs for both 3-year-old and 4-year-old children. All classes will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and will be supervised by experienced lead teachers assisted by classroom aides.
For further information, visit the preschool’s website at https://gspreschool.highwayag.org or contact the preschool at preschool@highwayag.org or phone (540) 371-7662. Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/preschool.highwayag.org.
The preschool is housed in a spacious educational building that features several classrooms, a fellowship hall/multipurpose area and a gymnasium. Outdoor recreational areas include a large sports field and fenced playground.
“We are excited to support area families in offering this educational resource,” comments preschool director Gary Wagner. “Our objective is to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children to develop foundational learning skills.”
“Our teaching staff will use a carefully designed curriculum enriched by music and physical education, arts and crafts, dramatic and creative play, and field trips, for example, to support all dimensions of child development,” explains Wagner.
“We will be intentional in training children to grow academically, to be spiritually prepared for Christian service, and to develop a lifelong Christian worldview, while having a lot of fun.”
