Preschool

Rising Scholars Preschool

Rising Scholars Preschool is a dedicated early learning program designed to help young children grow, discover, and prepare for what comes next. While Tiny Scholars University provides exceptional care for children, our preschool program offers a focused educational experience that supports school readiness, independence, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. Through hands-on activities, purposeful play, and engaging classroom experiences, our Rising Scholars build the academic and social-emotional skills they need to confidently transition into kindergarten and beyond.

Ready to give your child a strong start? Enroll in Rising Scholars Preschool today.

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Rising Scholars

Enroll your child in our Rising Scholars Preschool and watch them thrive! Our program focuses on learning through play, with activities designed to stimulate your child's creativity and imagination. We believe that early education is key to future success, so we work hard to prepare your child for Kindergarten and beyond.

Preschool Promise

Preschool Promise is a publicly funded program that helps families find and pay for high-quality preschool education while providing tools to prepare young children for kindergarten. Tiny Scholars University partners with Preschool Promise to bring affordable learning and care to your child.

Curriculum

Creative Curriculum for Preschool is a research-based, play-based early childhood program designed to foster confidence, creativity, and critical thinking in 3- and 4-year-old children. Developed by Teaching Strategies, it focuses on teaching the whole child through hands-on, project-based investigations called "studies".

Power of Play: Children learn best through structured and free play, exploration, and natural curiosity rather than rote memorization or lectures.
Project-Based "Studies": Classrooms explore meaningful, real-world topics—such as seeds, light, or buildings—where children ask questions and investigate answers together.
Whole-Child Focus: Instruction targets key areas of development, including social-emotional, physical, cognitive, and language skills.
The Learning Environment: The physical classroom is intentionally organized into distinct "interest areas" (like blocks, dramatic play, and art) to encourage active learning.
Family Connections: The framework bridges the gap between school and home by sharing digital resources and activities with families