Home Parents can apply now for a spot in the Wayne Hills Center preschool
News

Parents can apply now for a spot in the Wayne Hills Center preschool

AFP
walk to school
(© Angelov – stock.adobe.com)

Wayne Hills Center is a full-time preschool program for 3- and 4-year-olds in the Waynesboro area that is free to families and provides a high-quality learning experience for students from certified preschool teachers.

“Wayne Hill Center is a family-oriented preschool environment that focuses on social emotional development and teaches through play,” Wayne Hills Center Principal Sarah Ross said. “Students are prepared for the transition to kindergarten through our high standards, structured academic times, and behavioral expectations. Our goal is to make learning fun and have happy, engaged learners. We believe family partnership is key and love to be able to connect with parents and support development at both home and school.”

Wayne Hills is part of the Waynesboro Public Schools system, which means it shares the division’s school calendar and is able to provide a seamless transition for students into kindergarten at the four Waynesboro elementary schools.

Students have access to physical education, music and art, and there are on-site special education teachers, a behavioral specialist and a speech pathologist to work with students.

Students who attend Wayne Hills are also provided transportation to and from school, meals and snacks.

New this year, Wayne Hills has partnered with the United Way of Staunton, Augusta and Waynesboro and launched a regional application process. The United Way has hired a full-time employee to help assist families with the process of applying for preschool.

This regional application gives families the opportunity to apply to Wayne Hills, as well as other area preschool programs. Wayne Hills preschool staff is also available to assist families with the application process and provide paper copies of the application if needed.

Due to additional funding, there have been greater opportunities for families and everyone regardless of income should apply.

If you have a child that will be 3 or 4 years old by Sept. 30, you can apply now for the 2022-2023 school year.

Children younger than 3 can apply to Early Head Start.

Support AFP




Multimedia

 

AFP

AFP

Have a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip? Email editor Chris Graham at [email protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple PodcastsSpotifyPandora and YouTube.

Latest News

uva football will bettridge
Football

UVA Football: The kick specialists return, but work needs to be done in the return game

donald trump assassination attempt
Trump's America

Conspiracy theory review: What if the 2024 assassination attempt was Trump ‘juicing’?

Donald Trump hit the deck as shots rang out, and while he was on the ground, and our attention was distracted, using the term borrowed from pro wrestling, he “juiced” – cut himself above the ear with a small razor blade. This scenario isn’t nearly as far-fetched as you no doubt think it is. Could...

ben jones
Region/State

In memoriam: Ben Jones, Cooter on ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ turned congressman

Did you know that Ben Jones, the guy who played Cooter on “The Dukes of Hazzard,” is also the guy who initiated the series of events that led to Newt Gingrich resigning as Speaker of the House?

SEC
Etc.

The clock is ticking on UVA, North Carolina getting SEC invites

charlottesville
Local

Charlottesville: Arrest made in malicious wounding reported on Downtown Mall

dogwood tales
Local

Dogwood Tales to debut new album, ‘Every Star in Rockingham County’

Route 11
Local

Augusta County Library to host local author, discussion of history of Route 11