Parker- Chase Preschool - East Cobb

08/26/2026

Welcome, Ms. Jasmine! 💙
Please join us in giving a BIG PCEC welcome to Ms. Jasmine! We are so excited to have her joining our team! Ms. Jasmine brings a warm, kind, and caring personality, along with a genuine passion for Early Childhood Education. She truly loves working with children and is excited to build meaningful relationships with our little ones! Ms. Jasmine will be joining our Infant classroom, where she’ll have the opportunity to nurture, care for, and help our youngest friends learn and grow each day. 🍼💕We are so happy to welcome her to the PCEC family! If you see Ms. Jasmine around the school, be sure to introduce yourself and welcome her to the family! 🎉💙

08/25/2026

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06/16/2026

Guess what?!?! We are now offering Georgia Pre-K and we have a seat for your child! We are so excited to continue to grow and expand! If you have any questions please call us at 770-565-2220.

05/29/2026

We are saving a seat for you!

Summer Camp is officially here, and we couldn’t be more excited for all the fun ahead!

We have exciting field trips, themed lesson plans, and special events planned all summer long!

05/27/2026

Playing with a toy stethoscope offers many developmental benefits for toddlers, especially through imaginative and pretend play:

Encourages imaginative play: Toddlers love pretending to be doctors, nurses, or caregivers. This kind of role-play builds creativity and storytelling skills.

Supports language development: They learn new vocabulary such as “heartbeat,” “check-up,” “doctor,” and “healthy,” while practicing conversations and communication.

Builds social-emotional skills: Pretending to care for others helps toddlers develop empathy, nurturing behaviors, and understanding of emotions.

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Cutting fruits and vegetables is a great activity for toddlers because it supports several important areas of development:

-Fine motor skills: Using child-safe knives or cutters strengthens the small muscles in their hands and improves hand-eye coordination. These skills are important for writing, dressing, and self-care later on.

-Independence and confidence: Helping prepare food gives toddlers a sense of responsibility and accomplishment. They feel proud contributing to family routines.

-Healthy eating habits: Children are often more interested in trying foods they helped prepare. Handling fruits and vegetables can increase familiarity and reduce picky eating.

05/14/2026

We’re growing and looking for caring, dependable, and passionate people to join our Parker Chase team! If you love working with children and want to be part of a positive, supportive environment where you can truly make a difference, we’d love to hear from you. We are looking for quality individuals who are dedicated to helping little learners grow, explore, and thrive every day. Come be part of a team that values kindness, creativity, and early childhood education!

You can call us at 770-565-2220 or email our school director at [email protected]

04/20/2026

Screens are everywhere—phones, tablets, TVs, video games—and navigating this digital landscape as a family can feel overwhelming. How do we balance technology use, protect our children online, and harness the benefits of digital tools without feeling consumed by them? Join us for an engaging and practical webinar designed to help families create a healthy, balanced relationship with digital media. Thursday, April 30th @ 7:30pm ET/6:30pm CT/5:30pm MT/4:30pm PT. To register to attend, please visit: https://endeavorschools.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3rgGtERmSoO8XvqYRZ4tUg #/registration

04/17/2026

Kicking a soccer ball at age two (around 24-36 months) boosts physical development, including enhanced coordination, balance, and leg strength. It promotes gross motor skill development, cardiovascular health, and body awareness, while also improving spatial awareness and fostering confidence through achieving small goals.