Stovall EC/PK/K School recently celebrated a successful enrollment campaign that brought in the most new students ever to its early childhood programs. The school is currently working on a "Literacy First" program that helps kids learn to read by playing games. Parents have also said that the campus is a safe place for kids and that the early childhood specialists at the school are very helpful.

Q1. How does Stovall Ec/Pk/K help kids who have never been in a real classroom before?

Ans. Our teachers use play-based transitions and social routines to make sure the youngest students feel safe and happy every day.

Q2. Are there special resources at Stovall Ec/Pk/K for families whose first language is not English?

Ans. A lot of our staff speak more than one language, and we offer personalized support to make sure that every family stays connected.

Q3. What does a typical day look like for a Pre-K student at Stovall Ec/Pk/K?

Ans. There are hands-on learning centers, music, outdoor play, and basic literacy activities for early development every day.

Q4. How does Stovall Ec/Pk/K get fathers and other male role models involved in the early childhood education process?

Ans. We want men in our families to come to campus events so that they can be good role models for our students.

Q5. Does Stovall Ec/Pk/K have any workshops for parents on how to feed their kids well or how to help them sleep better?

Ans. We often hold informational sessions on campus to help parents create healthy habits that will help their child learn and grow.