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Park Hill Early Childhood Education Center
Basic Information
Address: 8100 N. Congress, Kansas City, MO 64152
County: Platte
District: Park Hill School District
Phone Number: 816-359-4600
Fax Number: 816-359-4609
Email: curreya@parkhill.k12.mo.us
Principal: Dr. Angela Currey
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Additional Information
School Type: Early Childhood Center
Accreditation: NAEYC, Missouri Licensing
Grade Level:
Pre-K
Founded: 2008
School Setting:
Early Childhood Education Center
School Schedule (Hours in Day): Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (up to 10 hours per day)
School Days in Calendar Year: Open 12 months (with exceptions of major holidays and 3 professional development days per year)
School Colors: Blue and Brown
School Mascot: Cubs
School Size: 600+
Classroom Size: 14-20
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1 to 10 for Tuition Preschool
Support Services:
Early Childhood Special Education Services, English Language Learner Services
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
Mission Statement:
Mission:
The Park Hill Early Childhood Education Center is dedicated to partnering with children, families, and the community to provide a safe, individualized educational experience, which prepares young children for success in school and life.
Vision:
A Community United in Building Successful Students.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Beliefs:
Every child has the right to a quality education.
Every child has the ability to learn.
Early learning is critical to child development.
Early parent involvement is the key to student success.
Children learn developmentally appropriate skills through meaningful, research-driven, play-based instruction.