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11:30 AM

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Kindergarten

Ages 5 years old
Must be of age by Sept 1 of current school year

Hours:  8:15 am – 3:45 pm

Extended Day Available
Hours: 6:30 am – 6:30 pm

 

Our programs are carefully designed to broaden the child’s repertoire of knowledge and skills, to increase self-confidence and promote curiosity and initiative. Kindergarteners will engage in carefully designed educational programs that include:

 

  • Language
  • Discovery (science and math)
  • Music
  • Art experiences
  • Spiritual Growth, including Chapel and Bible studies
  • Physical Education
   

We limit the number of students per class and have an excellent teacher pupil ratio. Mission Bend Christian Academy is a member of American Christian Schools International (ACSI).

Registration
Registration for new students begins in February of each year for the following fall school year. Registration is on a first come first served basis. Limited spaces are available. Class age is based on the age of the child on September 1 of the school year. 


Kindergarten Tuition 2011-12

New Student Registration: $200
(includes $50 testing fee)

Hours: 8:15 am - 3:45 pm

M-F $600/mo. - $6,000/yr.

$500 annual resource fee

(Resource fee includes supplies, curriculum,

activity fees, and testing).

Extended Day

Hours: 6:30 am - 6:30 pm

$825/mo. /$550 resource fee

Other Extended Day Options Available

 

 

Classes
Elementary classes of academically sound instruction are geared for the average and above average student.  Christian education empowers our children with strong character to make a difference in the future.

All core academic subjects are taught by degreed, certified teachers.

Admission Requirements
Kindergarten applicants must be 5 years old by Sept. 1 of current school year. Application for the new school year begins in February. New students will need to take a grade level readiness test. 

Decisions for admission will be based on personal interview, successful test evaluation, evaluation of previous records, individual readiness for the grade level, space availability, and the belief that MBCA can meet the needs of the applicant and his/her family.



Curriculum

In Kindergarten the teacher uses Saxon Phonics, Abeka math, and individual units that have been developed from a variety of sources to move the kindergarteners to reading and to addition and subtraction by the end of the year.


MBCA's basic enriched instruction consists of the following:

Reading and Language Arts objectives are met through a strong phonics based program and a wide range of whole language, therefore strengthening reading comprehension, writing skills, and problem solving.

Math and Science are taught through a hands on manipulative and problem solving approach.

Physical Education and Health focuses on exercise and proper nutrition to develop strong healthy bodies.  

Computer Technology is a part of each class.

Christian Education: Bible is taught individually and integrated into the core curriculum.

Social Studies emphasizes a Christian world view.  Critical thinking and discernment are taught to help students make right choices and become contributing members of society.

Spanish classes enrich the child’s language experience.

American Sign Language helps develop both sides of the brain and increases the child’s cognitive abilities.

Fine Arts include music and art that encourage performance, creativity, theory, and history.  Formal music classes are twice a week and art is once a week.