Preschool classrooms provide a loving and nurturing environment, allowing preschoolers to meet developmental milestones through endless learning opportunities. These classrooms focus on foundational learning and kindergarten readiness through play-based learning, guided explorations, and both large-group and small-group instruction. Daily routine, content studies, and investigative learning experiences enhance cognitive growth while building a love for learning.

The preschool curriculum focuses on literacy and language, math and logic, science and discovery, social/emotional development, fine motor and gross motor skills, and biblical instruction. The preschool schedule allows for circle time, structured play, center exploration, arts integration, and student-driven and teacher-led instruction, with all learning and activities filtered through thematic units. Related arts (art, chapel, music, and physical education) allow for developmental skills to be mastered. Instruction is literacy-rich, brain-based, and covers the foundational elements of language, which are phonology, sound-symbol association, syllable instruction, morphology, syntax, and semantics. Biblical truths and teachings are incorporated into all parts of the day and connected to content-area studies.