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Early Learning & Child development
At Victory Child Development Center, our preschool program provides a safe, nurturing environment where children grow, learn, and thrive. Through age-appropriate curriculum, structured play, and loving care, we support each child’s development during the most important early years.
Victory Preschool
Our Preschool Program prepares children for kindergarten through a balance of structured learning and play. With a focus on early literacy, math readiness, and physical, social, and emotional development, our caring teachers help children build confidence, independence, and a love for learning in a safe, supportive environment.
At around one year old, toddlers are learning to explore and communicate in exciting new ways.
• Movement: Pulls to stand, cruises furniture, and may begin taking first steps
• Communication: Uses sounds, gestures, and a few simple words to express needs
• Social Skills: Shows attachment to caregivers, enjoys interaction and simple games
Two-year-olds are becoming more independent, curious, and expressive every day.
• Movement: Runs, climbs, and kicks a ball with growing coordination
• Language: Uses simple phrases and short sentences to communicate wants and needs
• Social Skills: Begins playing alongside others, shows emotions, and practices independence
Three-year-olds are gaining confidence, creativity, and independence.
• Communication: Speaks in full sentences and can express thoughts and feelings
• Movement: Runs, jumps, climbs, and begins pedaling or balancing
• Social Skills: Plays with other children, takes turns, and follows simple routines
Four-year-olds are building strong social skills, imagination, and confidence.
• Language: Tells stories, asks questions, and speaks clearly
• Motor Skills: Uses scissors, draws shapes, and shows better coordination
• Social Skills: Plays cooperatively, follows rules, and expresses emotions appropriately
VPK prepares children for kindergarten by building confidence, independence, and early academic skills.
• Early Learning: Recognizes letters and numbers, follows directions, and begins problem-solving
• Communication: Speaks clearly, asks questions, and expresses ideas in complete sentences
• Social Readiness: Works well in groups, follows routines, and manages emotions appropriately
Our before and aftercare program provides a safe, structured, and fun environment outside of school hours.
• Morning and Afternoon Care: Calm activities, and breakfast and afternoon snack, and outdoor activities.
• Pick up and Drop off: From Westgate Elementary. Drop in care during holidays and school closures.
• Supportive Environment: Encourages independence, responsibility, and social skills
❊ FAQs
You’ve got questions,
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Q: How do I enroll my child?
A: You can enroll online, in person, or by calling our office. We’ll guide you through forms, health records, and class placement.Q: What ages do you accept?
A: We serve children ages 12 months through 5 years old, with classrooms designed around age and developmental stages. We also provide care and programming for elementary school-aged children.Q: Is there a waiting list?
A: Some classes fill quickly. Contact us early to secure a spot for your child.Q: What documents are required for enrollment?
A: We require a completed enrollment form, immunization records, emergency contacts, and any special care instructions. -
Q: What does a typical day look like?
A: Days include structured learning, playtime, meals/snacks, outdoor activities, and quiet/rest periods, tailored to each age group.Q: What curriculum do you follow?
A: Our preschool and daycare programs combine play-based learning with early literacy, math, motor skills, and social-emotional development.Q: How do you prepare children for kindergarten?
A: VPK focuses on reading, writing, math, problem-solving, independence, and social skills to ensure children enter kindergarten confident and ready.Q: Are meals and snacks provided?
A: Yes! We provide nutritious, age-appropriate meals and snacks each day, including breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack. -
Q: How do you ensure my child’s safety?
A: We follow strict safety protocols, including secure entrances, staff training, supervised play, and emergency procedures.Q: What is your policy on illness?
A: Children should stay home if they are sick. We notify parents promptly if a child becomes ill at school.Q: Are staff trained in first aid and CPR?
A: Yes, all our teachers and caregivers are certified in CPR, first aid, and early childhood safety. -
Q: What are your hours?
A: Our preschool and daycare programs run Monday–Friday, with options for full-day and part-day care.Q: Do you offer part-time or flexible schedules?
A: At this time, we offer full-time enrollment programs designed to provide consistency, routine, and quality care for every child.Q: How is tuition handled?
A: Tuition is billed weekly and may be paid weekly or bi-weekly to best support family pay schedules. Payments can be made online or by cash payment. -
Q: How do you communicate with families?
A: We communicate with families through the Brightwheel app, where parents receive daily updates, messages, photos, reminders, and important announcements from our staff and classrooms.Q: Can parents visit or volunteer?
A: Yes! We welcome family participation, scheduled classroom visits, and special events.Q: How do you handle behavioral or learning challenges?
A: Our staff works closely with families to support each child’s individual needs, using positive guidance and age-appropriate strategies.
Play. Learn. Shine.