1401 N. Midlothian Rd
Registration Opens February 3, 2025 Welcome to Learning Center Preschool Learning Center Preschool programs are designed to provide education through recreation and give children the opportunity to grow emotionally, intellectually, and socially. Preschool classes are in session from mid-September to the end of May. Our goal is to prepare your child for their first elementary school experience by developing their self-confidence, independence, and cooperation. Plus, there is age-appropriate outdoor play equipment and extended class times. Visit us and discover all the great things the Learning Center Preschool has to offer. For further information or to schedule a tour, please contact Melinda Agosto at 847.388.5440 or magosto@mundeleinparks.org. Payment Info and Details Pay in Full and save $50 off the cost of the entire program! Payment Plan: Partial payment with approximately 20% down payment at time of registration. The balance is divided into 9 monthly payments. Auto pay is mandatory for families who elect to make monthly payments. You must complete an additional form with credit card information or voided check. Payment will be automatically deducted on the first of each month from September 1 – April 1. Your child will not be permitted to continue class if payments are not made. Failure to make payments or arrangements by these dates will result in a $25 late fee. A signed waiver must be on file with the Park District prior to the start of class. Information packets are mailed in late August and will include information about a parent meeting or open house prior to the start of classes. STAFFING The three-year-old classes, four and five year old classes as well as the Pre-K class have a teacher as well as an aide. This is dependent on the number of children enrolled in each class. PRESCHOOL Program: Ages 3 – 4 Children must be at least age 3 by September 1, 2025. Children must be toilet trained. This level focuses on developing socialization skills through games, stories and group activities. Children also develop self-awareness and fundamental skills such as cooperation, listening, sharing and interacting with peers. Alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors are introduced.
