2011 News & Updates
Sept. 6th Parent/Child
Orientation
Sept. 7th First Day
of School
Sept. 18 RCK Ice-Cream
Social
Oct. 3rd Annual Pumpkin
Picking Field Trip
Oct. 13 Ziti Dinner
**NEW FOR 2011-2012: TODDLER TIME
a parent/caregiver and child program
Thursday 11:45 - 12:45
* RCK Parents please visit Parent Corner for class information.
Our History - Our Philosophy - Our Goals
Established in 1959 as a private, non-profit nursery school, Ridgefield Community Kindergarten (RCK) Pre-School offers a comfortable and supportive child-centered atmosphere that encourages children to learn through play and experimentation.
The school is housed in a lovely 19th century mansion, once the home of Connecticut Governor Phineas C. Lounsbury, and run with the same successful philosophy since its inception 50 years ago.
Our philosophy is to help children develop skills to the best of their abilities so they can take pride in what they know and what they can do. We are dedicated to assisting each child in finding a comfortable and contributing place in his or her own group.
Our goal is to enrich the whole child - physically, emotionally and intellectually. We foster independence, social development - sharing, self-mastery, conflict resolution - and early literacy and mathematical skills. We place special emphasis on developing respect for others.
The school is housed in a lovely 19th century mansion, once the home of Connecticut Governor Phineas C. Lounsbury, and run with the same successful philosophy since its inception 50 years ago.
Our philosophy is to help children develop skills to the best of their abilities so they can take pride in what they know and what they can do. We are dedicated to assisting each child in finding a comfortable and contributing place in his or her own group.
Our goal is to enrich the whole child - physically, emotionally and intellectually. We foster independence, social development - sharing, self-mastery, conflict resolution - and early literacy and mathematical skills. We place special emphasis on developing respect for others.
This page was last updated: May 23, 2010
