Founded in 1986 • Serving Lithonia families since 1993
(770) 484-0999
Pre‑K: Our Signature School‑Readiness Program
Our Pre‑K program is intentionally designed to give children a powerful head start. Through structured academics, early reading instruction, and hands‑on learning, students build the confidence and skills needed to excel in kindergarten and beyond.
Key Outcomes
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Early reading foundations
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Strong math readiness
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Social‑emotional confidence
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Independent work habits
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Smooth transition into kindergarten
A Legacy of Excellence
1986
Founded by
Renee Phillips
1993
Serving
Lithonia Community
Today
Academic Excellence +
Family Support Hub
Programs for Every Age
From infants through K5 — we're with you every step of the way.
Infants
6 weeks – 12 months
Responsive caregiving, sensory exploration, and early motor skill development in a nurturing environment.
Preschool
3 – 4 years
Early literacy, math concepts, creative expression, and independence-building activities.
K5
5 years
Full kindergarten curriculum with reading, writing, math mastery, and enrichment opportunities.
Toddlers
1 – 2 years
Hands-on exploration, early vocabulary, social-emotional skills, and self-help routines.
Pre-K
4 years
Kindergarten readiness with A-Beka phonics, math, writing, and problem-solving skills.
Georgia Pre-K
FREE • Ages 4
Structured Early Literacy + Hands-On Learning
Our curriculum combines the best of both worlds: academic rigor and child-centered exploration.
Abeka Curriculum
A systematic, phonics-based early literacy program that has taught children to read successfully for over 40 years. Traditional, structured, and proven.
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Systematic phonics instruction, letter sounds, blending, decoding
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Daily handwriting practice (uppercase & lowercase)
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Cross-subject integration across reading, math, science & social studies
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Spiral review for concept mastery
HighScope Approach
A research-validated approach where children actively explore, experiment, and problem-solve through hands-on activities. Children learn by doing, not just listening.
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Plan-Do-Review cycle — children plan their own activities
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Learning centers with manipulatives and open-ended materials
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Small-group, teacher-guided instruction
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Assessment through observation and documentation
A True Family Partnership
We work closely with families to support your child's growth and your family's success.
Daily Communication
Written logs, photos, and verbal reports keep you connected to your child's day.
Family Engagement
Parent meetings, workshops, and take-home activities support learning at home.
Technology Exposure
Children gain early digital literacy skills, and parents access workforce readiness resources.
