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The Sharon United Methodist Weekday School, located in the heart of Charlotte's SouthPark community, was started over 30 years ago as a one-day Mothers’ Morning Out program, and has grown tremendously since then! Our part-day preschool has classes for ages one through four, and in the 2010-11 school year, will offer Transitional Kindergarten (TK). Our program hours are 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM and offers classes ranging from one to five days. Our small class sizes encourage children’s growth in many areas while providing a safe and nurturing environment. The emphasis is on developmentally appropriate, play-based learning, and we provide opportunities for the physical, social, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of children. Research suggests that young children build important critical reasoning skills through hands-on play. At our school, we provide lots of unstructured and fun activities. As children are doing, they are learning--about science, math, writing, reading, and how to get along with others. These valuable intellectual and social skills help children achieve life-long success and satisfaction. Limited openings are available now. Please give me a call for more information or to arrange a tour. I would love to have your family join our family! Sincerely, Sally S. Swanson, Director (704) 366-9166 Our Mission and Philosophy What Makes Our Weekday School Special? What Your Child Will Experience Calendar Tuition and Classes 2009-2010 - spaces available now Registration Form 2009-2010 Summer 2010 - weeks TBA |
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Sharon United Methodist Church
Sharon United Methodist
Church at SouthPark
4411 Sharon Rd.
Charotte,
NC
28211
Phone: 704.366.9166
"Sharon is a second family to me and my husband, Mark. I began attending as a single adult, and Mark joined me after we started dating. Our Sharon family became a big part of our engagement, wedding and now, our marriage. Seeing friendly faces and open arms each Sunday is a perfect ending to a tough week, whether it's hugs from the adults after service, high-fives from the youth, or giggles from the 4-year-olds we teach once a month. The friendships we have formed through our small-group experiences have only grown deeper and continue to be one of the our important sources of strength." -Brandy & Mark
