Red Robin Preschool

Red Robin Preschool, an outreach program of Centennial since 1963, offers classes for children 3-5 years old. Two morning class sessions, Monday/Wednesday/Friday and Tuesday/Thursday, are offered to children from the church as well as the community. The school’s mission is to help a child reach his or her potential while making learning fun. The program includes a variety of group and individual activities and includes resource personnel and field trips designed to help promote a child’s self-esteem, curiosity, and school readiness skills.

Parents and church members make up the Preschool Board, which meets during the school year on the last Tuesday of every other month. The Board helps to make preschool policies and promote Red Robin. Parents are also invited to participate in a variety of ways, both working directly with the children or behind the scenes. Volunteers of all ages from the congregation are also welcome to share their time and talents. In addition to being on the Preschool Board, other tasks may include playing games with a small group of children, maintenance projects, doing an art or science project, sharing music or other hobby, and helping with fundraising.

If you would like more information about the preschool for your child, OR would like to volunteer to be a part of our ministry with children, please call or write us.

For more information:

Coordinator: Nan Carlson, Director
Telephone: 651.633.7644, ext. 19

Also check the Calendar for upcoming events.

Links of Interest

(Will take you from the Centennial website)

Parenting Resources:

Family.com (http://family.go.com/)

A site for families sponsored by Disney.com. The site includes information on activities, education, food, health, parenting and travel.

Parent Soup (http://www.parentsoup.com/)

A parent information site including expert advice, daily chats, message boards, resources and age/stage specific information.

Government Agencies

Administration for Children and Families (http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/)

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. ACF includes the Child Care Bureau; Children's Bureau; Family and Youth Services Bureau; Head Start Bureau and Research, Demonstration and Evaluation.

Child Care Bureau (http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/ccb/

The Child Care Bureau is dedicated to enhancing the quality, affordability and supply of child care available for all families.

Consumer Product Safety Commission (http://cpsc.gov/)

CPSC is an independent Federal regulatory agency, helps keep American families safe by reducing the risk of injury or death from consumer products.