Our Program
At Glyndon Christian School we offer half day classes in a traditional September to May school setting. We take pride in our intimate class sizes, our Christian curriculum, and our highly trained and dedicated staff.
Daily Activities and Curriculum
Each day children will participate in a variety of teacher planned and child-initiated activities. Our curriculum is theme-based and includes: Math, Science, Reading and Writing, Health & Safety, Arts and Crafts, Bible, Sensory, STEM and Music and Movement. We play outside every day above 32 degrees for at least 30 minutes a day.
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Theme Days and Special Events
We enjoy celebrating many special days at school including: Field Trips, Fire Safety Week (with a visit from the Fire Department), Class Parties, Trunk-or-Treat, Christmas Programs, Easter Egg Hunt, Art Show, Parents Night Out and more!
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Religion
Our teachers integrate Christian values into daily learning activities, music, and lessons. Our approach is designed to be child-focused, age-appropriate, and Christ-centered. Our students will pray together in the morning and before eating. Our Four's and Kindergarteners attend Chapel once a month.
The Two's
Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:00 - 11:30 | $230 Monthly
Snack & Milk Provided
Per MSDE regulations, children must be two in order to attend school.
Kindergarten
Monday - Friday
9:00 - 1:00 | $400 Monthly
Snack provided.
Lunch from home.
Curriculum: We will be using, "Gentle and Classical", a nature-based, Charlotte Mason inspired curriculum. Covered subjects: Math, Literature, Scripture, Bible, Poetry, French, Memorization, Science and Nature Studies. We will supplement with "Explode the Code", for Phonics, "Kindergarten Math with Confidence", and "Handwriting Without Tears".
The Three's
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:00 - 12:30 | $270 Monthly
or Tuesday and Thursday
9:00 - 12:30 | $230 Monthly
Snack & Milk Provided
Lunch from home
The Four's
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:00 - 1:00 | $300 Monthly
or Tuesday through Friday
9:00 - 12:30 | $365 Monthly
Snack & Milk Provided
Lunch from home
The case for
Half-Day Kindergarten
"Children rise to meet expectations, but do you want your child to “handle” kindergarten or do you want them to “love” it? If you are fortunate enough to be with your child in the afternoon, what is the rush to get your child into a full-day class? They will be attending school for at least the next 12 years, so allow that extra time for them to read, write, move, explore, create in their own ways, experience new places and practice socializing with friends. As I continue to remind myself, our children are only young for so long, so why not truly treasure every moment"...
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