First Foundations Preschool

We had an amazing Holy Week at school! Mrs. Kipfer thoughtfully set up her annual Stations of the Cross, giving students a meaningful, hands-on way to walk through the final days of Jesus’ life.

From Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday, students experienced each moment with reflection and reverence. It was a beautiful opportunity to deepen their understanding of Jesus’ love and sacrifice, and a powerful reminder of the hope we celebrate.

We are so grateful for this special tradition and the impact it has on our school community. We hope all of our families had a wonderful and blessed Easter! 💛

Our 1st graders brought lots of joy with their Irish dance! ☘️💚 So much energy, laughter, and little feet moving in perfect rhythm. We love seeing their confidence shine and their excitement as they learn something new!

These moments are the best! ✨ Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️

Our kindergarten classes had a wonderful time celebrating Dr. Seuss week! Each themed day brought laughter, creativity, and lots of excitement as students enjoyed stories, activities, and all the silly fun that comes with the imaginative world of Dr. Seuss. 📚🎉

Our teachers’ aide, Mrs. Kipfer, especially loves Dr. Seuss and shared that enthusiasm with the students all week long. Her joy and energy helped make each day even more special for our kindergarteners.

From creative outfits to engaging classroom fun, it was a week filled with smiles, learning, and unforgettable moments. Memories were made, fun was had, and our young learners were reminded just how magical reading can be. We love seeing their excitement for books grow!

Our 1st and 2nd graders had a special field trip to the Texas Capitol on the perfect day—Texas’ Independence Day! ⭐🤠

Students had a blast learning all about our great state’s history, discovering fun facts, and exploring the Capitol building. One highlight was seeing the incredible Capitol replica built from over 65,000 LEGO bricks! 🧱

It was a day full of learning, curiosity, and Texas pride. ❤️🤍💙

Our incredible 1st and 2nd grade students and parents had the opportunity to volunteer at Feed My Starving Children — and what an amazing experience it was!

Together, we packed over 1,100 bags of food! Our goal was to double last year’s impact… and we did even more than that. We nearly tripled it! 💛

During our morning session, all of the volunteers together packed enough meals to feed 126 children for an entire year— what an incredible impact!

We are so grateful for the chance to serve and to model gratitude and compassion for our children. Teaching our kids to appreciate what they have while giving back to others made for a truly meaningful, hands-on morning.

We can’t wait to see how many we’ll pack next year!

Our Bridge, Kindergarteners and 1st & 2nd grade students had an amazing time celebrating the 100th and 101st days of school! 🎉📚

Learning was extra fun with engaging games, hands-on math activities, and ELA lessons centered around our special themes. From counting to creating, every moment was filled with excitement and smiles.

The 100th (and 101st!) day is always a student favorite — and this year was no exception. So many wonderful memories were made! 💛✨

In honor of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony tonight ❄️🏅, our students had an Olympic-style PE class!

Mrs. Lopez went above and beyond to make PE extra fun with Team USA Red vs. Team Blue. While Team Blue may not have taken the win, there were so many smiles all around. Students learned about several famous Winter Olympic events and had a blast trying them out themselves. Core memories unlocked!👇 Comment below with your favorite Winter Olympic sport!

January was snow much fun! ❄️ From snow days to icy discoveries, our students embraced the winter weather with curiosity, creativity, and lots of smiles.