Our Philosophy
The purpose of CPCC is to provide a well-rounded program for the children of CPCC and its surrounding community. Through our programs, each child can grow and develop spiritually, cognitively, physically, emotionally, and socially within a Christian atmosphere.
We believe each child is a gift of God, a special unique person valued for his/her own worth, who is growing and learning independently while interacting with the environment through play, a child’s “work”. A love of learning is fostered through an environment that is rich with opportunities for growth in a variety of activities and experiences.
CPCC is a part of the Covenant Presbyterian Church and is considered a ministry of the church. We do not teach theology or doctrine to young children. However, as a church program, we do consider ourselves Christian educators. We pray before meals and snacks, and children ages 3-5 attend chapel time. Bible songs and prayers are incorporated into the day’s activities and a particular emphasis is placed on the Christian holy seasons of Christmas and Easter. For these holidays, the Christian meaning of Christ’s birth and resurrection are taught and emphasized. In teaching social skills, love and empathy for others are taught and modeled on the example of Christ.
We believe each child is a gift of God, a special unique person valued for his/her own worth, who is growing and learning independently while interacting with the environment through play, a child’s “work”. A love of learning is fostered through an environment that is rich with opportunities for growth in a variety of activities and experiences.
CPCC is a part of the Covenant Presbyterian Church and is considered a ministry of the church. We do not teach theology or doctrine to young children. However, as a church program, we do consider ourselves Christian educators. We pray before meals and snacks, and children ages 3-5 attend chapel time. Bible songs and prayers are incorporated into the day’s activities and a particular emphasis is placed on the Christian holy seasons of Christmas and Easter. For these holidays, the Christian meaning of Christ’s birth and resurrection are taught and emphasized. In teaching social skills, love and empathy for others are taught and modeled on the example of Christ.