Director, Early Childhood Development: Barbara Kahner
Philosophy
Congregation Beth Chaim Pre-School provides a safe and nurturing learning environment within a Reform Jewish setting. Our program emphasizes:
- the fostering of positive self-image
- the teaching of Reform Jewish values
- socialization
- developmentally appropriate learning activities
- personal growth in a community setting
Goals
We strive to make the pre-school experience a positive one for each child and family. It is our goal to:
- recognize the uniqueness of each child and help each child to appreciate their own specialness
- provide an understanding of Reform Jewish values, customs and traditions
- encourage cooperative social skills in a safe and supportive environment
- nurture each child's emotional, intellectual, creative and physical abilities
- foster love of family and friends and respect for the community around us
- instill in each child a lifelong love of learning, and
- Have Fun!
Staff
Congregation Beth Chaim Pre-School is licensed by the state of New Jersey and staffed by certified teachers and qualified assistants who have the knowledge of early childhood development and are committed to educating your child through positive interaction and rewarding activities. Facts at a Glance
- State licensed, fully equipped Pre-School
- Qualified, caring staff
- Multi-Purpose Room/Gym
- Large outdoor play facility
- Visits by Rabbi Wisnia, Rabbi Master and Cantor Binder
- Reading and math readiness activities
- Weekly Specials: Shabbat Program, music and movement, physical education
- Lunch Hour (K.E. and Full Day)
- Discount to Temple Members
- Sibling Discount
- Active Parent Group
- Enrichment Classes (i.e. cooking, gymnastics, art, science)
- Lunch Hour (2½ - 4 year olds)
- Computer Program
- Early/Late Hours
- Toddler/Mom & Me Classes
- Summer Program
Congregation Beth Chaim Pre-School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, mental or physical disability.
At Beth Chaim Pre-School We Cherish the Children.