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252 Lucas Creek Rd Newport News, VA 23602

Kindergarten

Our core values begin at an early age.


Our curriculum is designed to reflect God’s love toward us, and the uniqueness of God’s creation in each child.

The focus of our program is to provide for the development of the whole child: spiritual, physical, emotional, social and intellectual. We encourage independent thinking, development of social and motor skills, pre-reading and writing skill, and creativity. We introduce spiritual development through Bible stories, prayer, songs and weekly chapel.

What We Offer


  • Kindergarten (must be five by September 30)  
    • 8:30 to 3:00
  • Low Student/Teacher ratio
  • Developmentally age-appropriate curriculum in reading, writing, math, science social studies and Bible
  • Licensed certified K-6 teacher
  • Daily lunch provided
  • Weekly Chapel
  • Field Trips
  • Class parties celebrating holidays and special occasions
  • Weekly Enrichment Classes:
    • Computer
    • Library
    • Physical Education
    • Spanish
    • Art
  • Two recesses a day
  • Onsite childcare – all day (on non-school days), before and/or after care – charges based
    upon actual attendance.

Kindergarten Curriculum


Our developmentally age-appropriate hands-on curriculum encourages students to be critical thinkers and problem solvers. We educate the whole child, finding ways to involve the left and right sides of the brain. WRC students develop a wide range of skills including physical, social, emotional, language, literacy and thinking skills.

Our kindergarten class is taught by a licensed Virginia educator who focuses on creating a joy filled learning environment with a developmentally sensitive curriculum that is held to a high academic standard. The teacher plans a classroom climate that reflects God’s love for us. Through role modeling, we help the children develop Christian attitudes of truth, peace, integrity,and love toward one another. We want each child to feel secure enough to venture into new friendships and assured enough to take new steps toward autonomy

Enrichment Programs


  • Library

    Students explore the Library weekly and independently choose and check out one book per week. 

  • Art

    Students will explore art through crafts, painting, drawing, sculpting, and more!

  • Computer

    Students will experience various academic based on-line activities. They will learn how to use the mouse and keyboard, which will strengthen their fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination.

  • Physical Education

    The physical education program includes organized activities to help students develop skills important to their physical growth and overall health. 

  • Foreign Language

    Students will have Spanish class once a week, learning colors, numbers, animals, shapes, and greetings.

  • Chapel/Music

    Students will attend chapel weekly and participate in singing and playing instruments.