We would love to have the chance to introduce you to Delaney Wright, show you our beautiful campus, and tell you more about the ways we can collaborate to build a wonderful foundation for your child’s life of learning!
Our Programs
Toddler Option
| Ages 18 months through 2 years
Our youngest class is designed to accommodate growth in all areas of development with an array of stimulating activities and materials balanced by a daily routine that provides security and predictability for the children.
Transition | Ages 2 years through 3 years
Children in our transitional toddler classroom learn how to express their newfound desire for control and autonomy while simultaneously developing social skills as interest and interaction with their peers grows. Children are encouraged to initiate their own activities, while teachers provide appropriate choices and limits.
Preschool | Ages 3 years through 5 years
Curriculum focuses on collaboration, decision-making, negotiation, and the development of physical and cognitive skills. Activities evolve around the children’s interests and ideas with time for the children to explore at their own pace. Their experience develops skills for continuous learning.
Parental Involvement
We believe that familial and parental involvement is essential to children’s success and to the success of our program. We aim to foster healthy partnerships and effective communication with families so that we can all work together to ensure the success and happiness of each child. In addition to enhancing the children’s experiences at school, parental involvement enriches the quality of our program. Each family brings their own uniqueness to the program and the entire Delaney Wright community benefits from the involvement of each and every family.
Each family is required to complete 12 volunteer hours per school year per child in their household attending. These hours can be completed in a multitude of ways! Some ways include:
Serving on a parent committee (Room Parent Committee, Fundraising Committee, Teacher Appreciation Committee)
Baking treats for our monthly Parent Coffee & Donut Happy Hour or Teacher Appreciation Week in May
Weekend “work” days where parents can hang out with other parents and help beautify our campus
Helping set up or break down special events, such as our Welcome Back BBQ in August or our Summer Celebration in June