Parent Resources
Donations & Supplies
Winfree Preschool will use all supply and monetary donations to help enhance our programs. To donate supplies, please bring them to our front office.
Writing Center Supplies
Writing supplies are great for recycling in our writing centers. Supplies you can donate may include: Glue sticks, old calendars, books, note cards, post cards, stickers, and posters.
Art Center Supplies
For our art centers, donations may include: magazines, old photos, any type of construction paper or writing paper, envelopes (all sizes) and scrap paper or photo paper.
Monetary Donations
Winfree Preschool accepts monetary, tax deductible donations, that along with supply donations, will all help enhance our program here at the preschool. You may always donate to our school simply by dropping a check to the office. We will happily issue a receipt.
Parent Library & Resources
Winfree Preschool has a parent library with many developmental and appropriate titles to check out. Some of the titles are:
The Difficult Child
Children at Risk
Bringing up Boys
Bringing up Girls
The Whole Brained Child
Divorce in Families
Preschool Years
Baby Wise
Preschool Wise
Talking with Your Child About God
How to Talk to Your Child About Death
Love and Logic for Preschool, and more!
Come to the Preschool office to check out the books.
The Speech Path and First Priority
Unsure what age-appropriate means for your child?
Let our skilled therapists figure that out for you so that together we can ensure that your child has strong foundational skills, confidence, and is ready for success beyond preschool. Learn more by clicking below.
The WEE Learn Curriculum
The WEE Learn curriculum offers not only cognitive challenges but also incorporates practices tailored to individual and age-specific needs. It is rooted in concrete experiences and emphasizes relationships, communication, and environmental exploration.
The curriculum is carefully planned, comprehensive, cohesive, and integrated across all developmental domains. The curriculum is relevant to children's everyday experiences and underscores the vital role of the family in connecting a child’s early learning to the broader world.
About Accreditation
Did you know that Winfree Preschool is a Nationally Accredited Weekday Preschool?
The National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs (National Accreditation Commission) is one of the highest distinguished programs for preschools across the country. Early Learning Leaders is committed to excellence in the field of early childhood care and education by promoting leadership development and enhancing program quality. Our goal is to strengthen the knowledge, skills, and abilities of owners, directors, emerging leaders, and other early learning professionals to ensure quality programs for young children. In addition to program accreditation, the Association offers membership, professional development opportunities, and resources to administrators and schools.
The accreditation process of the National Accreditation Commission is a valid and appropriate choice for early childhood programs across the country. The self-study period is an in-depth review of practices that are indicative of high-quality care as identified via research and the shared wisdom and insight of early childhood professionals.
The Self-Study process provides participating programs with the opportunity to assess their current operation and to make improvements to more fully meet Standards. Families, employees, and administrators have a role in the Self-Study process. We are very proud here at Winfree Preschool to hold this title of national accreditation for the past decade!
Homeroom App
Teachers send home a monthly newsletter to keep parents informed of classroom activities via weekly emails and the HOMEROOM APP. Parent/Teacher formal conferences are held two times per year.
Parent Testimonials
We are now collecting alumni testimonials from our former families, and students. We would love to hear how Winfree Preschool impacted you and your family.