Kindergarten Readiness, Built Steadily All Year
Letters, early reading, and math concepts build week over week, so kindergarten arrives as the next step, not a leap.
Screen-Free Learning Supports Social-Emotional Skills
Without the distraction and over-stimulation of screens, your child has time and space to focus on their feelings and self-awareness. A screen-free Pre-K supports empathy, sharing, and self-regulation — skills for life.
STEAM Activities Build Problem-Solvers
Weekly STEAM activities give your child hands-on practice testing ideas and figuring things out — skills that travel straight into kindergarten.
Why Parents Love This Program
A posted daily schedule and Procare updates keeps you in the loop
Teachers trained in PBIS, so social-emotional growth gets the same attention as academics
A fenced, turfed outdoor playground with age-separated space
Transition conversations with your child’s teacher before the school year
A Day in This Program
Picture Your Child’s Day
MORNING
Pre-K kids start with directed learning — letters, early reading, and math — followed by fun, focus-building activities that challenge and inspire them.
MIDDAY
After lunch and quiet rest, kids dive into weekly STEAM activities designed to get them testing ideas.
AFTERNOON
Creative projects and outdoor time close the day, ending with a wrap-up conversation your child can carry home.
Walking Into Kindergarten Already Confident
By Pre-K, your child has spent a year balancing academic readiness — letters, numbers, reading — with focus and self-regulation skills built systematically through patience and routine in a screen-free environment.
It’s one steady progression toward the same goal: a kid who can concentrate, try hard things, and bounce back when they don’t get it right the first time.
That’s the ALC promise for kindergarten — ready in mind, and ready in confidence.
Teachers Focused On The Bridge To Kindergarten
Our Pre-K teachers know exactly what your child’s kindergarten teacher will expect. They balance academic readiness with the confidence-building that makes the transition feel exciting instead of scary.
What Parents Are Saying
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