Preschool

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Preschool was founded in 1989. In 2005, SEAS preschool moved into the new facility, which is Seton Catholic School, serving children two years old through eighth grade. The Lord continues to bless us as we provide service to parish families and the community at large.


Preschool Class Sessions

2 Year Old Program

Children must be 2 before August 1
All day session meets M-F from 7:50-2:50

3 Year Old Program

Children must be 3 before August 1
Morning session meets M-F from 7:50-11:30
All day session meets M-F from 7:50-2:50

Half Day 4 Year Old Pre-Kindergarten Program

Children must be 4 before August 1
Morning Session meets M-F from 7:50-11:30

Full Day 4 Year Old Pre-Kindergarten Program

Children must be 4 before August 1
Meets M-F from 7:50-2:50


The 2 Year Old and 3 Year Old (Preschool)

The preschool program at Seton Catholic School gives children a first experience into school. The classroom is center-based, giving children the choice to explore art, book/cozy area, blocks, dramatic play, easel, musical instruments, puppets, puzzles, math & science areas and sensory activities each day. Children are taught in individual, small, and large group settings, inside and outside of the classroom using songs, music & movement, and sign language. Children will gain knowledge and experience in all the developmental areas: Cognitive, Adaptive, Motor, Social & Emotional, and Communication. The preschool program uses the Kentucky Early Learner goals to plan experiences for children, as well as “Discovering God’s World,” curriculum to plan spiritual experiences for children.


The 4-Year Old Pre-Kindergarten Class

The Pre-K program is a rich learning environment that uses themed units to teach children the concepts needed to be successful in Kindergarten. The Pre-K class is center-based giving children the choice to explore art, books, blocks, dramatic play, math & science, music, and sensory activities each day. The children develop fine and gross motor skills in individual, small and large group settings, in the classroom, and outside. Children will gain knowledge and experience in all the developmental areas: Cognitive, Adaptive, Motor, Social & Emotional, and Communication. Some of the cognitive skills, the children will learn will be alphabet and sound recognition, and number recognition. The children will practice writing skills daily, and learn some basic sight words. The preschool program uses the Kentucky Early Learner goals to plan experiences for children, as well as “ Discovering God’s World, “ curriculum to plan spiritual experiences for children. The Pre-K program will also gain experience in the humanities; Library, Music, and Art with the specialized humanities teachers.


Aftercare

Our preschool program has the ability to provide full-time care after school. The focus for the Aftercare Program is to provide children consistency in their schedule, socialization, gross motor and fine motor development all in a faith-based, nurturing environment.