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YMCA pre-school programs offer year-round care, Monday through Friday for infants, toddlers and pre-school children. The YMCA uses the theme-based Ys Way to the Creative Curriculum with the philosophy that children learn best by doing. The curriculum exposes learning opportunities in the areas of art/writing, language development, reading, math, music n movement, science and discovery, physical activity, cooking and computer programs.
The promise of the Metro Atlanta YMCA preschool program is to provide quality early learning for all children to develop intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically in a safe environment. Family and community involvement is strongly encouraged to support program goals. Reasonable fees are provided to accommodate the entire community.
1 FAMILY
3 COMMUNITY
The YMCA assesses the needs of its community and responds with programs to meet those needs, helping to make the community a healthier, safer, and better place to live. Each YMCA designs and delivers its early learning programs according to the specific needs of families in the neighborhood it serves.
YMCA early learning is family-centered, which means parents must be included in the care process. The goal of YMCA early learning is to support and assist the parent, to strengthen parentchild relationships, and to increase the importance of the family.
CHILD
YMCA early learning programs provide caring role models and age-appropriate experiences that nurture childrens growth, encourage positive behavior, and help children develop a strong sense of right and wrong. Early learning offers great potential for the achievement of the YMCA mission and objectives in the lives of children and families.
4 ACCESSIBILITY
The YMCA believes safety and care are birthrights of all children, and it is the responsibility of parents to provide their children with full-time care from birth through adolescence. Quality early learning must be available to all who need it, not just those who can afford it.