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End of Day Prayer

Before we end our busy day,

We bow our heads and we pray

That God will keep us safe and sound

Until another comes around

Amen 




	







	





	

		

	





	

								

		


			

	

	

		

	

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Morgan Muresan comes to St. Paul after teaching Pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade at St. Michael’s school in Canton, Ohio.  She holds two degrees from Walsh University in Early Childhood Education and Early Intervention Specialist.  Recently married, she moved to Amherst a year ago with her husband and two dogs.  She enjoys Disney, Harry Potter, the band the Beatles, and ice cream. She is looking forward to meeting the children and parents as we start a great new school year!




St. Paul has a tradition of providing an excellent Preschool in the Amherst community for over 45 years.  We look forward to starting the 2024-25 school year under the leadership of Morgan Mursesan, and with the friendly, familiar faces of our teachers Mrs. Katy Bruewer, Mrs. Tracie Heuring, and Mrs. Stacy Sanoba.



	





	

		

	
“Because We Care”


Our Christian mission as teachers is to help each child come to understand his/her relationship with God. We are dedicated to your child’s growth and development through the Word of the Lord.


St. Paul Lutheran Preschool has two different classes:


Monday-Wednesday-Friday morning (4 and 5-year-olds)


Tuesday-Thursday morning (3 and 4-year-olds)


The two day per week class focuses more on socialization, as students learn classroom routines and learn to interact with their peers. The three day per week class focuses on preparing students for kindergarten. All classes offer a curriculum based on the Early Learning Content Standards.


Up to 26 students may enroll in a class, and a minimum of three staff members are in the classroom at all times. Students engage in a variety of activities, including: religion, free play, circle time, muscle room (gross motor), play doh, art, language building, alphabet/literacy, math, science, and social studies. Students spend time in free play to learn to cooperate with their peers, share materials, and work with others.