The Little School
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Friday from 6:30am - 4:30pm
Monday thru Friday from 6:30am - 4:30pm
Tuition:
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Full Day Preschool
5 days per week Hours: 6:30am-4:30pm Annual Tuition: $6000 Semester Tuition: $3000 Monthly Tuition: $600 |
Half Day Preschool
5 days per week Hours: 8:00am-11:45am Annual Tuition: $3500 Semester Tuition: $1750 Monthly Tuition: $350 |
Mother's Day Out:
*Available for children aged: 6 months-24 months
*Available for children aged: 6 months-24 months
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Monday, Wednesday, Friday
8am-2pm Annual tuition: $3000 Semester tuition: $1500 Monthly tuition: $300 |
Tuesday, Thursday
8am-2pm Annual tuition: $2500 Semester tuition: $1250 Monthly tuition: $250 |
**Tuition rates for full day preschool students include 2 snacks and lunch each day.
**Tuition rates for half day preschool students include a snack.
***Children in the baby and toddler classes are served lunch each day regardless of program enrollment.
**Tuition rates for half day preschool students include a snack.
***Children in the baby and toddler classes are served lunch each day regardless of program enrollment.
Additional Program Opportunities for Half Day Preschool Students:
Daily Afternoon 12:00pm-4:30pm: $30
Stay for lunch 12:00pm-12:30pm: $10
Daily Afternoon 12:00pm-4:30pm: $30
Stay for lunch 12:00pm-12:30pm: $10
Click the link below to download our 2020-2021 Parent Calendar!
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Our Little School Application and Parent Handbooks have been updated!
Please download a current copy by clicking the link below.
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For more information about the Little School at ZUMC
Email us: zumclsdir@brcoxmail.com
or Call us: (225) 654-7695
May God Bless You and Your Children!
Email us: zumclsdir@brcoxmail.com
or Call us: (225) 654-7695
May God Bless You and Your Children!
The Little School's History
Zachary United Methodist Church
The Little School
The Little School, one of Zachary’s oldest organizations dedicated to children, was established in the summer of 1976. That summer a group met to discuss opening a preschool-kindergarten program for the children and families in Zachary. The founding group included Marcia Eisworth, Brenda Triche, Barbara Calvin and June Siebert. They enthusiastically took their plans before the church’s administrative board, which showed its support with an overwhelming affirmative vote to provide space for The Little School. Eisworth was named director, and Triche, Calvin and Siebert became the school’s first teachers.
The group of four women was busy that bicentennial summer preparing the building and classrooms the church designated for their use in the original Sunday school building. In August 1976, The Little School opened its doors, offering a kindergarten class and preschool classes, using a developmental curriculum. That small group had no idea how many lives their creation would touch. They did not imagine the day when children of graduates would be enrolling their own children in The Little School, now a commonplace experience.
Eisworth and her teachers lived by the belief that learning should and could be joyful experience involving hand-on activities to stimulate children’s developmental and learning process. Eisworth’s attitude about childhood learning remains part of The Little School’s philosophy. The school’s students learn by having fun. Students enjoy activities such as arts, crafts, field trips, music and playtime, as well as informal chapel and story time.
“The Little School has always put the children first. There is a lot of Christian love shared, as well as plenty of smiles, hugs, and laughter seen, felt and heard in our classrooms. The Little School has touched many lives because it becomes a second home for our students. They are loved and cared for and thrive in this environment.”
For information on personnel related to The Little School visit the School and talk with the School Director or visit the Heritage Room within the Zachary United Methodist Church, or contact the Church Historian.
The Little School
The Little School, one of Zachary’s oldest organizations dedicated to children, was established in the summer of 1976. That summer a group met to discuss opening a preschool-kindergarten program for the children and families in Zachary. The founding group included Marcia Eisworth, Brenda Triche, Barbara Calvin and June Siebert. They enthusiastically took their plans before the church’s administrative board, which showed its support with an overwhelming affirmative vote to provide space for The Little School. Eisworth was named director, and Triche, Calvin and Siebert became the school’s first teachers.
The group of four women was busy that bicentennial summer preparing the building and classrooms the church designated for their use in the original Sunday school building. In August 1976, The Little School opened its doors, offering a kindergarten class and preschool classes, using a developmental curriculum. That small group had no idea how many lives their creation would touch. They did not imagine the day when children of graduates would be enrolling their own children in The Little School, now a commonplace experience.
Eisworth and her teachers lived by the belief that learning should and could be joyful experience involving hand-on activities to stimulate children’s developmental and learning process. Eisworth’s attitude about childhood learning remains part of The Little School’s philosophy. The school’s students learn by having fun. Students enjoy activities such as arts, crafts, field trips, music and playtime, as well as informal chapel and story time.
“The Little School has always put the children first. There is a lot of Christian love shared, as well as plenty of smiles, hugs, and laughter seen, felt and heard in our classrooms. The Little School has touched many lives because it becomes a second home for our students. They are loved and cared for and thrive in this environment.”
For information on personnel related to The Little School visit the School and talk with the School Director or visit the Heritage Room within the Zachary United Methodist Church, or contact the Church Historian.
