WESTFALL ELEMENTARY
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PRESCHOOL CLASSROOM
9391 STATE ROUTE 56 WEST
WILLIAMSPORT, OH 43164
Phone (740) 986-4008 Fax (740) 986-4018
CONTACT PERSON: Angie Overholt, Preschool Coordinator 474-7529
Janice Gearhart, Principal of Westfall Elementary
Gail Gregg, Preschool Teacher
POPULATION SERVED: Four year-olds and older threes who live in the
Westfall School District. Sixteen of the children must qualify for
Free/Reduced Tuition Program. Class list chosen by lottery.
ENROLLMENT: 22 children
FEE: Determined by income:
Free if qualify for Free Tuition Program.
Reduced $35.00/month
Full $75/month
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Half-day program, Monday through Friday from 9:00
am to 12:10 pm Our program offers young children opportunities to learn
through play, to
explore and create, and to make choices and decisions by participating
in a balance of quiet/active activities, thereby stimulating learning in
all areas: physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually.
School bus transportation provided
SERVICES OFFERED: Screenings
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED: Applications are accepted all year.
WESTFALL SCHOOLS – SPECIAL NEEDS
PRESCHOOL
WESTFALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
9391 STATE ROUTE 56 WEST
WILLIAMSPORT, OH 43164
Phone (740) 986-4008 Fax (740) 986-4018
CONTACT PERSON: Angie Overholt, Preschool Coordinator 474-7529
Sarah Barnes, Teacher
POPULATION SERVED: Children identified as having a disability according
to State education laws. Eight children with disabilities between the
ages of three and five years may be served in each half-day center-based
class.
ENROLLMENT/CLASS SIZE: AM class 8 preschoolers with disabilities, as
well as 4 preschoolers who are typically developing.
PM class 8 preschoolers with disabilities as well as
8 preschoolers who are typically developing.
FEE: $75/month for typical peers
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Classes operate four days per week
Monday through Thursday
AM class 9:00 am to 12:10 pm
PM class 12:15 to 3:45 pm
This program is designed to provide developmentally appropriate
activities for preschoolers to remediate delays in communication,
social/emotional, cognitive, adaptive behavior or motor areas. It also
provides opportunities for typically developing children to interact
with peers, and introduces the children to an "away from home" routine.
Related services are available for preschoolers who need speech/language
therapy, occupational therapy or physical therapy.
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