February 05, 2012   12 Sh'vat 5772
Union Temple of Brooklyn, NY
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Adding and Growing  

This is the height of the admissions season at the preschool. Applications for the fall 2012 were due in mid- January and plans are afoot for the next school year. Starting in September we will be offering a new program at the preschool. Currently we offer half days with afternoon classes Monday through Thursday. This year’s classes include; cooking, soccer, science and art. The afternoon classes are open to three and four year olds and run from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM. Starting in September we will offer full days on Mondays and Wednesdays for our three and four year olds. In addition, dismissal will be extended from 2:30 PM to 3 PM. Rather than our mixed age afternoon classes, where three and four year olds are combined, students will remain with kids in the same age group for the afternoon. This will reduce the number of transitions during the day for the students, and give them longer periods of time to focus on activities. The goal is to slow down the pace of the day and to give the kids longer periods of time to more deeply explore activities at their own pace. We will continue to offer “afternoon explorers” classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays for our three and four year olds. Dismissal on Tuesdays and Thursdays will also be extended from 2:30 PM to 3 PM.Another component of our afterschool program is a French language immersion class which we added last spring. This 45 minute class is offered on Fridays. The class is taught be Sophie Amieva, a native French Speaker and co-founder of Brooklyn Beanstalk. Sophie’s locally based company offers classes in French and Spanish for children. Sophie has worked in the fields of puppetry and mime as well as teaching circus arts, drama and movement. She has also taught clown performance to professional actors and undergraduate students at New York University for the past six years. Sophie’s afterschool French class is extremely popular and we are so fortunate to have her with us at the preschool.

 

-Susan Sporer, Preschool Director

What's new at Union Temple Preschool?  

Union Temple Preschool is currently offering tours and accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year. 

For questions about the application process or to register for a tour,

please contact the Preschool Office at (718) 623-1322

or email Krista Bogetich, school administrator, at krista@utpreschool.org.

Click here for more information on about our Program, Class Schedule,  Summer Program and Philosophy

If you are a Union Temple Preschool Parent, please see our 2011/2012 School Calendar.

 

Our Summer Program  

Our Summer 2012 Program will run from June 11th through Friday, July 27th. 

The program includes weekly swimming lessons, field trips to the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, and outdoor play.  

Contact the Preschool office by phone (718-623-1322) or email to check available dates and application information.

Preschool 20th Anniversary Celebration  

The Union Temple Preschool turned 20 this year and there’s nothing like a big party to mark the event.

Over 200 people, former and present students and staff and their families, as well as good friends turned out to celebrate this gala event.

Union Temple Preschool Welcomes the Chicks!  
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