Creative Preschool


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Creative is YOUR school! Let's Make it the best it can be!



Creative Preschool is a non-profit, cooperative school. As a co-op, parents and staff work hand-in-hand in the daily running of our program. We at Creative Preschool believe that it is invaluable for parents to take an active role in their child's learning experience.



Current Calendar


The 2021-2022 School Calendar can be found here! It will provide you with a general overview of our year and days out of school.

Please note that this calendar does NOT include specials like art, MMA, dance, Mr. Goldie etc. Specific dates and details of special events will be communicated in our monthly newsletters!



Parent Board





Creative Preschool has an active volunteer Parent Board comprised of parents of children currently enrolled in the school. This board, in cooperation with the Director and teachers, create policies, make decisions, and execute plans for the well-being of the children and families of Creative Preschool. The Creative Preschool Board meets monthly to plan and execute:

  • Santa and Easter Bunny school visits
  • Fall Family Fun Event and the Spring Carnival
  • Yearly student registration
  • School fundraisers
  • Parent volunteers


Parent Co-Op Responsibilities





As a co-operative preschool, we are truly owned by the parents of our students. It is expected then that parents take an active role in their child's school experience. In the past, a responsible family member or friend has been asked to help out in the classroom or the school a minimum number of times throughout the year. It is our desire, however, to provide the possibility for all families, including those in which both parents are working, to join our Creative Preschool family. Parent Helper Days are now referred to as CHILD HELPER DAYS. On your child's assigned days he or she will be the Child Helper and will have the opportunity to:

  • bring in snack and drink for the class
  • be the line leader and snack manager
  • be leader for other special assignments
  • bring in one child friendly appropriate item for Show and Tell
  • bring in a responsible adult family member as Adult Helper


What is an Adult Helper?





Child Helper Day is a special day for parent and child. It is a chance for parents to visit their child's classroom, observe their child in a group situation and learn about their child's favorite place and friends. The helper need not always be a parent, however. The adult helper can be a grandparent, relative, babysitter, etc, as long as this person is an adult capable of helping in the classroom.



What does an Adult Helper do while in the classroom?





Adult Helpers may be asked to:

  • set up snack and drink for the class (napkins and cups are provided)
  • assist children with putting on/taking off coats, hats, and gloves
  • assist with projects
  • assist the teacher with set up or clean up
  • help the teacher to supervise during free play


What if I can't provide an Adult Helper?





If you receive your Child Helper Assignment and are unable to help on one or more of the assigned days. You have two options:

  1. Trade days with someone in your class
  2. Relinquish your invitation (your child will still be the Child Helper) and send in a snack and drink for the class.




Covid-19 FAQs


Click here to learn about what we are doing to mitigate the spread of COVID-19!



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Creative Preschool follows Oak Hills Local School District.


If Oak Hills is CLOSED so is Creative Preschool.


If Oak Hills calls at TWO HOUR DELAY, all morning classes begin at 9:30AM and end at their normal time. Afternoon classes will begin at the same time.





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