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C.L.O.U.D.S. Preschool

Program Philosophy

The Etiwanda Preschool Program (C.L.O.U.D.S.) is an important building block for each student’s successful journey through school. Optimum growth for a child evolves from positive, supportive, responsive, and individualized instruction and relationships with adults and peers including parent support throughout learning. Self-esteem, social skills, and intellectual development blossom in an inclusive environment using developmentally appropriate activities that guide students to be actively involved in exploration, discovery and play. Guidance techniques must be positive and accompanied by rational explanations of expectations. Our preschool staff is trained in early childhood growth and development and skilled at teaching young students the skills they will need as they transition to kindergarten and beyond. The Etiwanda Preschool Program (C.L.O.U.D.S.) believes in the dignity of each individual, student and adult, and the provision of a safe, healthful, and comfortable learning environment.

What is Offered

• Inclusion – both General Education and Special Education students taught together in classrooms of approximately 16 students.
• Family involvement – Parent Orientation Night, Open Classrooms Day, Open House, home visits for assistance with generalization and carryover, Parent Volunteer opportunities, SELPA Clinical Parent Training Series (ten-week series), C.L.O.U.D.S. Parent Education Training Nights, Parent Conferences.
• Collaboration – related services providers offer direct, consultative, and collaborative services, instructional aides participate in staff and team meetings, assistance from SELPA Program Specialists, excellent home-school communication

On-Site Services

Opportunities for Observation:

• Early intervention with differentiated instruction in an inclusive delivery model.
• Modifications of adopted curriculum to be applicable, tangible, and functional.
• Peer buddying and modeling.
• Team collaboration.
• Consistent and predictable routines for learning.
• Highly qualified staff teaching our youngest learners in a positive way.

• Discuss program development, expansion, and best practices.
• Brainstorm next steps for your own educational community.
• Sharing of resources.

Who You Will Meet

• General Education teachers, Special Education teachers, related service providers (SLP/SLPA, OT/COTA, PT, VT, D/HH, etc.), instructional aides, administrators, and AMAZING STUDENTS!

When Site Is Available For Visits

• Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays during the traditional calendar year.
• Students are in session 7:45am - 10:45am and 11:05am - 2:05pm.
• Consultation hours are 8:00am - 4:00pm.

Number Of Visitors At One Time

• Groups of five or fewer.

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