Kindergarten--Celebrating Growth through the ear at PCA

Hello, kindergarten families! Join us for an engaging discussion with the dedicated kindergarten team at PCA as we celebrate the growth and achievements of your children over the past year. In this episode, we sit down with Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Fritter, Mrs. McKeon, and Ms. Scola to reflect on the challenges and triumphs faced by our kindergarteners, how they’ve seen God work in their lives, and the excitement for what lies ahead in first grade.

Kindergarten Team (L to R): Aimee Fritter, Ruth Brown, Rachel McKeon, Sofia Scola

Meet the teachers: Mrs. Brown, a 31-year veteran with a passion for quilting, Mrs. Fritter, who loves playing pickleball, Mrs. McKeon, who transitioned from first grade to kindergarten this year, and Ms. Scola, who enjoys surfing and coaching volleyball. Each teacher shares unique insights into their students' growth and personal anecdotes that highlight the joy of teaching.

We delve into the metamorphosis of our young learners, likening their development to that of a butterfly, as they transition from preschool to a full day of kindergarten. Hear heartwarming stories of student growth, from overcoming challenges in handwriting to gaining confidence in writing and public speaking. The teachers emphasize the importance of partnering with parents to support their children’s development and the profound impact of peer support and teamwork in the classroom.

The episode also touches on the spiritual growth of our students, with stories of heartfelt prayers, acts of kindness, and service projects such as donating pajamas to foster children. The teachers share their excitement for the students' future, highlighting their readiness for first grade and the continued journey of learning and faith.

As we wrap up the school year, we look forward to welcoming a new group of kindergarteners and continuing to nurture their growth in a Christ-centered environment. Enjoy a restful and exciting summer, and we can't wait to see you back on campus in August!