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St. Anthony Eagles' Nest
Catholic child care center -
Toddler and Preschool Program (18 months old-3 yrs old)
- How to Enroll
- Health and Safety Policies
- Toddler - Preschool Curriculum
- Monthly Newsletter
- Classroom Activities
- Inside an Eagles' Nest Day
- Our Goal
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How to Enroll
If you’re curious about enrollment process for your child, you’re at the right place! Here you will find all the resources that your family might need to help you make a confident decision to join St. Anthonys.
Our committed early childhood professionals offer a safe, stimulating and high-quality care and catholic education for your child. And if you ever need more information or want to speak with our office do not hesitate to reach out, we’re just a phone call away at 956-230-0113 or send us an email at segarcia@cdobcs.org.
TAKE A TOUR
Come see our campus and what we have to offer for yourself! Contact our center Director to arrange a tour of our campus.
Admissions ProcessInquiry / Tour
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Health and Safety Policies
St. Anthony's our number one priority is to offer our students a safe and healthy environment in which they can thrive in. Our families put their trust in us to care for their children each day. St. Anthony's takes this very seriously by enforcing campus security, hiring trustworthy staff members, and keeping a clean environment in each of our classrooms.
Daily Health Checks
To start off each day our staff does a daily health check as children arrive at our center. This quick assessment lets our staff know how your child is feeling for the day and understand their physical health.
Sick Policies
Our center's sick policies help aid our entire center and community. If you suspect your child might be sick or feeling under the weather, please keep them home until they are back to their normal state. If your child gets sick while in our care, we will notify families immediately and separate them in a safe area until their families can pick them up. Please see our details pertaining our sick policies via our Parent/Student handbook.
Campus Security Measures
While your child is our care we take every precautionary measure possible to protect them while also giving them the freedom to explore new things in our stimulating environment. Each of our classrooms are child-proof and any items in arms reach are suitable and safe for your infant to explore with. Our classrooms doors remain locked during our hours of operation. Only authorized staff and enrolled families are allowed on our campus grounds. Only pre-approved individuals with photo identification that have been notified by our center's office may pick-up your child.
Staff
At St. Anthony's we strive to hire staff members that will make long lasting and strong connections with our students and families. Your child's teachers and our centers staff members will bond with your child.
It is also important to St. Anthony that each of our staff members are properly trained in child development, early-childhood educations and certified in pediatric first aid and CPR. Each and every staff member that will come in to contact with your child has also passed a criminal background check and a catholic diocese background check.
Clean Classroom and Campus
Our teachers and staff prioritize routine cleaning protocols throughout their daily schedule to ensure our center is kept germ free. On a routine basis teachers and staff sanitize everything from toys, changing tables, carpets, major touch points etc.
During meals and snack times our staff prioritizes introducing and keeping their tiny hands and mouths clean. Children will begin to recognize washing hands before eating and after as we begin to instill these principles.
Our outdoor play areas are built to allow your child to explore. Our playground and play areas are equipped with various age-appropriate items. Our maintenance staff ensures our campus is debris free and routinely keeps up with its maintenance weekly.
Emergency Response Plan
In the event of an unexpected emergency our staff will follow our school's emergency response plan and will be prepare for anything that may arise.
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Toddler - Preschool Curriculum
Our Toddler and Two-Year-Old Classrooms implement the Abeka curriculum for daily learning activities and lesson planning. We are committed to working closely with each student to facilitate their understanding of this valuable material. Abeka serves as an excellent resource as our students embark on their educational journey.
Arts and Crafts
The workbook is designed to provide preschool-aged children with enjoyable opportunities to engage in artistic activities while developing their motor skills. The diverse range of projects introduces fundamental art and craft concepts, aligning with academic content, biblical teachings, seasonal themes, and holidays. Additionally, six projects are inspired by popular children's songs: "Hey Diddle Diddle," "Little White Duck," "When Your Cup Runneth Over," "Oh, Be Careful," "The Birds upon the Treetops," and "Get in the Ark." We utilize corresponding song tracks to provide lyrics and music for these songs.
Learning Numbers
The workbook is designed for preschool-aged children and contains 68 worksheets aimed at enhancing listening skills, following directions, and practicing hand-eye coordination while learning number concepts from 1 to 10. Additionally, children will have the opportunity to engage with large, simple illustrations on each page through coloring activities.
Skills Concepts
Counting to 10 - Numbers 1 -10
Hand-eye coordination - Shapes
Coloring - Pairs
Thinking and reasoning - Opposites
Listening Skills
Preschool Bible Coloring Activities
The workbook is intended for use following the instruction of Bible stories. Bible time serves as a crucial component of the school day, providing essential reinforcement of lessons related to character development and Catholic values. The workbook aims to reinforce these biblical truths later in the day. Students will complete one page each week during designated skills development or free time. The projects are structured to require minimal teacher assistance, promoting student independence.
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Monthly newsletter
December Newsletter 2024
November Newsletter 2024
October Newsletter 2024
September Newsletter 2024
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Classroom Activities
Details will be available soon.
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Inside an Eagles' Nest Day
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Our Goal
