Resurrection Children’s Center
2280 North Beauregard Street
Alexandria, VA 22311
703 578-1314
rccpreschool@earthlink.net

The Church of the Resurrection has operated the Resurrection Children’s Center since 1970. The preschool admits students of any race, color, or national or ethnic origin and is licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia . 

 The Church of the Resurrection views the Resurrection Children’s Center as one of its most cherished and longstanding ministries and welcomes the parents, students, and staff to share fully in the worship, outreach, and community life of the parish.

Resurrection Children’s Center
2280 North Beauregard Street
Alexandria, VA 22311
703 578-1314
email: rccpreschool@earthlink.net

“Celebrate the Similarities”

OPEN HOUSE for 2009-2010 Enrollment

January 18, 2009 at 2pm (snow date, January 25)

We strongly encourage anyone interested in enrolling to attend the Open House. At the Open House, parents will have the opportunity to hear about the school, visit the classrooms and meet the teachers.  Attendees will have enrollment priority over those who apply after the Open House.  The Open House is not designed for children, but families who apply will be scheduled to return with their child to spend a morning in the classrooms while we are in session.  For more information about our Open House or enrollment in general, please give us a call.

 Preschool Philosophy
The mission of Resurrection Children’s Center is to provide the community with a model demonstration school that offers a caring, developmentally appropriate, family-centered preschool experience to young children. We believe in the uniqueness of every child. We encourage children to learn in their own way, at their own rate, through active experiences that promote social, emotional and cognitive growth. We value the richness that ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity bring to our class- rooms. We embrace the concept of including children with a wide variety of special needs or disabilities.We offer a supportive environment to our families at the Center.

The Program
The Center’s parent-cooperative program provides a dynamic and innovative early childhood education program for 45 children. Each class is conducted by 2 highly qualified teachers and a parent helper.

Teacher-Student Ratio
Each class is limited to 9 to 1 2 students. There is a ratio of 1 adult to 3 students in the youngest class and 1 adult to 4 in the older classes.

The High/Scope Preschool Curriculum
The framework for the program is the High/Scope Preschool Curriculum. This internationally acclaimed educational system views children as decision makers and active learners.

The Importance of Play
Children learn most naturally through play. Within the context of play, the curriculum emphasizes creative exploration, independent thinking, and decision making. Children spend at least 30 minutes each day outdoors on a well-equipped playground.
The learning environment at RCC offers variety in the fullest sense: in people, experiences, and materials.

The Staff
The preschool has a highly trained and caring staff that is skilled in assessment and individualized educational planning. Staff work closely with education consultants and families to formulate an educational program for each child.
On staff are both a speech language therapist and an occupational therapist who work with children who need additional services.

Parent Education and Involvement
In our cooperative preschool, all parents work in their child’s classroom on a rotating basis. This gives parents the opportunity to take an active role in their child’s first learning experience away from home. The Center also offers a supportive parent education program and parenting hotline.

Financial Assistance
A limited amount of financial assistance for tuition or therapy is available.

Please email us for more information at rccpreschool@earthlink.net .

Support

Resurrection Children’s Center depends on community support, corporate and foundation grants, and individual donations to fund its unique program. It participates in both the United Way and the Combined Federal Campaign.

The Church of the Resurrection houses our program and the congregation has provided strong support for the Center since its founding. Other community organizations that support RCC include

: 

Katherine Pollard Maddux Memorial Mental Health Foundation

Rotary Club of Alexandria

Alexandria United Way Community Services Fund

Ivakota Association, Inc.

Northern Virginia Community Foundation

Washington Forrest Foundation

The Kiwanis Club of Alexandria

Alexandria-Lincolnia Lions

Alexandria Scottish Rite

Mt. Olivet Foundation

Please email us for more information.