Early Learning

Preschool (3-Year-Olds) & Pre-Kindergarten (4-Year-Olds)

At St. Joseph Catholic School, we believe that a happy child is a successful child. We are committed to providing a positive, safe, and engaging learning environment that nurtures both academic growth and spiritual development. Through daily prayer and faith-based learning, we strive to help our students build a meaningful relationship with Christ while developing a strong moral foundation for life.


Our goal is for every child to enjoy learning, reach their full potential, and grow into confident, independent, lifelong learners. At SJCS, we encourage curiosity, exploration, and a willingness to try new experiences. Through our “Little Builders” early learning program, students are introduced to Christ and guided in developing values that will support them throughout their lives.


St. Joseph Catholic School offers multiple opportunities for tuition assistance through state and local programs. During the registration process, all available assistance options are reviewed with families. We are dedicated to supporting our families and work diligently to ensure our programs remain both excellent and affordable.


Research consistently shows that critical brain development occurs before a child enters kindergarten. Studies demonstrate that children who attend preschool or prekindergarten programs are often better prepared for continued academic success. If you are considering early learning opportunities for your child, enrolling in preschool is a valuable investment in their future.


Program Highlights

  • Christ-centered learning environment
  • 10:1 student-to-teacher ratio
  • Financial assistance available
  • Full-day options: 5 days per week or 3 days per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)
  • Daily instruction in foundational reading skills, math, and religion
  • Developmental assessments conducted periodically throughout the school year
  • Speech services available
  • Early learning students participate in school-wide activities and events
  • Play-based learning experiences
  • Opportunities for students to develop sharing, cooperation, and teamwork skills