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Our Lady of Victory Preschool ProgramFor Ages 3-5
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Questions?
Preschool Program:
Kristina Knurek
kknurek@olvnorthville.netAdmissions:
Becky Kroll
bkroll@olvnorthville.net
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Our Programs
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3 Year Old Program
- Meets Tuesday and Thursday
- 1/2 day only: 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. or full day only: 8:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
- Eligible students need to be three years old and fully toilet trained by September 1, 2021
We Focus On:- Identifying and understanding emotions within ourselves
- Beginning to self-regulate and maintain self-control
- Developing independence for self-care at an appropriate level
- Growth of both fine and gross motor skills and abilities
- Making the Sign of the Cross and reciting simple prayers
- Being able to:
- Recognize first names and the letters that correspond with it
- Identify shapes, colors, and basic patterns
- Count to 10
PK3 Early Childhood Curriculum
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4 Year Old Program
- Meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
- Full day option: 8:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
- 1/2 day option: 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
- Eligible students need to be 4 yrs old and fully toilet trained by Sept. 1, 2021
- Hot Lunch is available to full day children
We Focus On:- Identifying and understanding emotions within ourselves and others
- Beginning to navigate social situations with peers
- Self-regulation and maintaining self-control
- Developing independence for self-care at an appropriate level
- Growth of both fine and gross motor skills and abilities
- Making the Sign of the Cross and reciting simple prayers
- Being able to:
- Recognize and write letters and numbers
- Identify shapes, colors, and patterns
- Count to 20 rotely, 1:1 counting
PK4 Early Childhood Curriculum
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Young 5's Program
- Meets Monday-Friday
- Full day option only: 8:30 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
- Eligible students should show an interest in application of early kindergarten skills and need to be 5 years old before Dec. 31, 2021.
- Must be fully toilet trained.
- Hot lunch is available
We Focus On:- Identifying and understanding emotions within ourselves and others
- Navigating social situations with peers
- Self-regulation and maintaining self-control
- Developing independence for self-care at an appropriate level
- Growth of both fine and gross motor skills and abilities
- Making the Sign of the Cross and reciting simple prayers
- Show an interest in application of early Kindergarten skills
- Being able to:
- Recognize and write letters, numbers, and shapes
- Identify colors and patterns with increased variables
- Count to 20 rotely, 1:1 counting
Young 5s Early Childhood Curriculum- Young 5s is a bridge between PK4 and Kindergarten.
- Young 5s follows a similar curriculum as PK4, just more in-depth and with extra opportunities for exploration and deeper thinking.
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More Information
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Non-refundable registration fee: $150 (separate from K-8 school registration fee - only when offered a spot in the program)
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School supply fee ($30, covers all school supplies for the year)
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2022-23 Tuition:
Our Preschool Half Day Option Full Day Option 3 year old Preschool $2,476 $2,871 4 year old Preschool $3,263 $4,727 Young 5s Preschool N/A $6,080 -
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Our program follows the Early Childhood Standards of Quality for the state of Michigan. We strive to incorporate learning through thoughtful play, multi-age collaboration, and a developmentally-designed curriculum. We focus on the growth of the child as a whole through social, physical, emotional, and academic facets. We work to develop healthy social skills, language development and early writing, math concepts, and investigative skills. Most importantly, our Catholic faith is woven into everything that we do using the Archdiocese of Detroit's religion curriculum goals.
Extended School Program (aka Latchkey) is not available to preschool students.
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Order your book orders from Scholastic delivered to your house! When you buy for home, we earn free books for our classroom!
Scholastics Book Club Link: https://clubs.scholastic.com/
Mrs. Staff Class Code: R7K6N
Mrs. Knurek Class Code: WV3CT
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Our Preschool Teachers
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Kristina Knurekkknurekolvnorthville.netPreschool Director, Three and Four Year Old Classroom Teacher -
Shawn Staffsstaffolvnorthville.netYoung 5s Teacher -
Sara OakleafYoung 5s Classroom Aide -
Krystal StrasserThree and Four Year Old Classroom Aide -
Judy HorgerThree Year Old Classroom Aide
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Teacher Information
- Mrs. Kristina Knurek is the director and lead teacher for the Three and Four year old classroom. Mrs. Knurek holds a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education (ZA), as well as Elementary Education (K-8). In addition, she is certified in Social Studies (RX), Language Arts (BX) K-8, and holds her Master's in Educational Administration.
- Mrs. Staff is the teacher for the Young 5’s classroom. Mrs. Staff holds a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education (ZA), as well as Elementary Education (K-8). In addition she holds a Masters in Early Childhood as well.
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Mrs. Judy Horger, Mrs. Sara Oakleaf, and Mrs. Krystal Strasser serve as the teacher’s aides in order to maximize your child’s preschool experience. All were former classroom teachers and have stepped back to enjoy the perfect world of classroom life.
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Preschool FAQ
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- PK3: Spanish and PE once a week
- PK4: Music, Spanish, Library once a week; PE twice a week
- Y5: Music, Library, PE, Spanish twice a week
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Yes, all children must be fully potty trained before they will be accepted into the preschool program.
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Children learn through hands-on, engaging activities designed to meet them at their individual levels. They learn through centers, whole group instruction (circle time), partner work, and one-on-one with an adult.
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Hot lunch and milk are available for full day PK3, PK4, and Y5 students.
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No, latchkey is not available for preschool students.
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- PK3: 16 students with 1 teacher and 2 aides
- PK4: 18 students with 1 teacher and 1 aide
- Y5: 16 students with 1 teacher and 1 aide
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Preschool students have access to an interactive white board, iPads, and OSMOs.
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Preschool students do not attend weekly Mass, but our Catholic faith is woven into daily lessons.
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No, preschool students do not wear a uniform.
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