Childcare
Enrollment
Hours of Operation
Ages of Children
Meals and Naps
Summer Camp 2010
Rates for the Early Learning Center
Many of our classrooms are at capacity. Please contact the school office for current availability.
Infants – (up to 12 months or not walking)
Minimum of two days attendance.
Full-time enrollment is $200/week.
Part-time enrollment:
- $140/4 days
- $105/3 days
- $70/2 days
Toddler Room
Minimum two days attendance.
Full-time enrollment is $175/week.
Part-time enrollment:
- $140/4 days
- $105/3 days
- $70/2 days
2′s/3′s and 3′s/4′s Classrooms
Minimum two days attendance.
Full-time enrollment is $150/week.
Part-time enrollment:
- $120/4 days
- $90/3 days
- $60/2 days
Important Details
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There is a $100 registration fee per child.
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There is a 10% discount off a sibling’s tuition.
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The ELC does not allow drop in care, however if a family needs extra days occasionally that can be accomodate with advance notice.
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Families are entitled to two vacation weeks annually.
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Weekly tuition is due regardless of weekly attendance.
Schedule your tour today!
Call us at 480-802-1505 ext. 100 or use this form to schedule your tour today of our affordable, quality Christian childcare learning center!
Philosophy
The Early Learning Center at Risen Savior is an extension of our exceptional early childhood center that has been around since 2002 and is accredited by two national governing bodies. NAEYC and NLSA both set high standards for the schools that elect to undertake the rigorous self-study, program improvements, and annual reporting requirements. Both organizations set standards based on 70 years of research that has indisputably proven that PLAY is the WORK of young children. Academic standards are critical in any school, but how they are built into the curriculum vary greatly among early childhood centers. Risen Savior incorporates academic standards into activities that are hands-on and are most importantly… FUN! The reason for this is that children learn best when they are completely engaged in what they are doing. If you have to coerce a young child to sit still for large group instruction or a variety of worksheets, their minds are already looking for something else to do. Risen Savior prides itself on developing a love of learning in children. Teachers plan their lessons so that children have the opportunity to develop a hypothesis, experiment a little and adjust their hypothesis, if necessary. We don’t want them to be afraid of being wrong. It lessons their willingness to take risks in the classroom, which is paramount in learning to read and developing greater breadth and depth of knowledge throughout their education.
Obviously, the spiritual development of children is of the utmost importance to the pastors and teachers at Risen Savior. Jesus Time happens everyday in the classroom and the students attend Chapel every two weeks. They pray before meals and they pray for and with each other on a daily basis. They learn about various Bible stories through stories, songs and finger plays.
