Protestant Preschool & Kindergarten

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PP&K Sunday | Saint Paul United Methodist Church Please share our news:

Multicultural parade is on Wednesday and Thursday, March 17-18, at 11:15 promptly. Plan on taking your child after the parade except for Kindergarten, WEATHER PERMITTING. It will be in the parking lot where we do temperatures. Please wear a mask and keep a social distance. We will photograph class groups and text them out. If it’s raining we will parade inside for the children only. No parents allowed i side if it’s raining. DONT MISS THIS AWESOME EVENT SND PRAY FOR GOOD WEATHER!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

The youth group will be doing a fundraiser! Reach out to Roddie Hoyle or message the page for ordering details.

Look up this site on Facebook to see the Sing a long videos

We've had a couple parents express concern for lack of information since our email from July 9 regarding our reopening during these difficult times. Please be patient and know that we are working hard to meet, not only COVID standards, PPK standards but also Church Board standards. We should have more information for you by the end of this week after the Church Board meets. Please be diligent in checking your email and EMAIL [email protected] if you've had any changes, concerns and complaints so we are able address them in a timely manner. We are excited to get back to school and can't wait to see our friends!

PPK Kindergarten graduates 2020!

Our sweet parents came out today to give us a drive by parade! The thoughtfulness did all our hearts good! We were overwhelmed by all the love!!

Check out this new series starting on Friday 8:00 pm. My family and dance group will be featured!

Somewhere South: American as Hand Pie - PBS Food Across American history, waves of immigrants came to the United States to do the hard work of building America’s infrastructure and toiling in its industries. And when they got hungry, they needed filling, mobile food that could be taken into the coal mines, factories, or the fields. Enter: the ha...