Our Mission at First Steps Preschool is to make a positive difference in the lives of children through supportive relationships and to assist them in achieving their highest potential as they grow to become confident, competent and caring individuals. We strive to meet standards of excellence in safety, intellectual, moral, cultural and social development.
We teach and encourage effective leadership skills, communication skills and appropriate expression of feelings. We work to increase self-esteem and self-worth through positive interactions and encourage independent thinking. We have established high standards of respect for self and for others. Dialog between children, parents, caregivers and teachers is encouraged.
We teach and encourage effective leadership skills, communication skills and appropriate expression of feelings. We work to increase self-esteem and self-worth through positive interactions and encourage independent thinking. We have established high standards of respect for self and for others. Dialog between children, parents, caregivers and teachers is encouraged.
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First Steps Preschool originated in Lincoln in 2006. It established itself as a highly regarded, reputable daycare and preschool in Southern Delaware.
At the time of the origination the State of Delaware was making significant changes in the child care industry in their efforts to improve the standards of care, including minimum requirements for staff qualifications, a reduction of child to staff ratios, as well as implementing additonal rules and regulations.
At the time of the origination the State of Delaware was making significant changes in the child care industry in their efforts to improve the standards of care, including minimum requirements for staff qualifications, a reduction of child to staff ratios, as well as implementing additonal rules and regulations.
First Steps Preschool embraces teaching as an opportunity to inspire and empower our children. We identify and meet the children's needs based on they way that they learn, as opposed to the way adults normally teach. Children learn best by way of their senses and by "doing", much of which occurs while playing.
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Krystle Edwards
Aug 15, 2015
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Worse place I've ever encountered. Didn't take my daughter for a period of time due to her being sick, paid a month in advance and she attended there maybe 1wk or so outta the month took my money and gave my spot to someone else without even letting me know. The supervisor, Kerri, is an absolute screwball. Lied to me about social services coming and seeing my daughter while she was there. I would not EVER recommend this place to a single person. They are so weird there....I mean strange
