Children's Ark
An extended Ministry of Kerrville's First United Methodist Church
Located in the Wesley Building
at
321 Thompson Drive
Kerrville TX
For additional information
please contact Becky Crunk at
Email
or telephone (830) 257-0825
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"Train children in the right way and when old, We offer a Christian Curriculum
geared towards the physical, intellectual, emotional and social
development of each child enrolled at Whom do we serve? Families with infants, toddlers, twos, preschoolers, prekindergarteners, after-schoolers and in the summer, day campers. Child care is primarily provided through program enrollment, though we accept children for drop-in care on a space available basis. Please call ahead of time for space availability. We:
Children's Ark Policies Affirmative Action Statement Children's Ark advertises in public media in order to make openings known to all. Children are admitted regardless of race, creed, color, sex, national origin, religion or disability.
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Purpose and Philosophy Children's Ark is carefully planned around the idea that children need full, happy and flexible experiences. Our program, housed in a newly remodeled, state-of-the-art facility, emphasizes each child's need to develop self-confidence and independence through successful learning experiences and Christian teachings. An attitude of love and caring is demonstrated by all people involved with the Children's Ark. Children's Ark is licensed by the Texas Department of
Protective and Regulatory Services (TDPRS). We comply with their minimum
standards for Child Care and all other applicable local, state and federal
laws. As an extended ministry of the FUMC, the Children's Ark is
accountable to and supervised by Children's Ark Board. Admissions:
Our Program Early childhood should be a time of fun, warmth, security, exploring and discovery in a Christian atmosphere. Preschool children are creative and receptive, the program strives to nurture and encourage these qualities in all our students. Planned within the framework of philosophy, purpose and
the United Methodist Church, our curriculum includes sharing and
conversation time. Chapel once a week with Bible stories and songs, finger
plays, creative arts and crafts, games and large muscle activities; field
trips; food preparation; science and nature activities; exposure to
shapes, colors, numbers and letters as well as celebration of birthdays
and holidays. |