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Principal Ms. Karolina warmly welcomes new and returning families to Manchester Preschool Center at Martin for the 2025–2026 school year, expressing excitement for a nurturing learning environment and gratitude for those who attended the Meet and Greet. Upcoming events include Fall Fest on October 23 from 3:30-5:00 pm in the Martin School Gym (RSVP required) and Pajama Day on October 31, with invitations to wear costumes or pajamas. The school seeks parents for the Martin Parent Group to plan staff appreciation and a spring event; interested parties should email Ms. Mary. The main office provides reminders on absences, visitor procedures, early pickups, and bus concerns, while the health office stresses illness guidelines and mandatory flu vaccinations with documentation before winter break. In STEAM class, students have engaged in measuring, apple-themed art and math, an apple tasting (red apples leading 38-27), and upcoming library book checkouts and pumpkin explorations, with a schedule for paint-friendly clothing days.

 

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Who We Are

The Manchester Preschool Center at Martin provides a safe and nurturing environment for children aged three to five years, with and without special needs. Our classes offer half-day programming.

Students are referred to the preschool program from a variety of sources, including parents, community-based preschools, State of Connecticut Birth to Three Programs, and local pediatricians.

The curriculum is aligned with the Connecticut Preschool Frameworks, with the added provision of individualized instruction based on students' unique needs. The preschool program promotes healthy emotional, social, cognitive, communicative, and physical development for all children.

An understanding of child development, respect for the individual needs of children, and ongoing assessment are all used to plan, organize, and direct the program. Classes consist of morning and afternoon sessions.Three-year-olds attend the morning session, and four-year-olds attend the afternoon session.

The Bureau of Special Education is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Office of Early Childhood and Sparkler, an app that is free for families and can be used as a developmental screening tool. Sparkler also provides activities to support child development and assists parents with making connections with professionals.

This app engages families to promote healthy early childhood development. Information on how to download Sparkler is available.

Information on how to download Sparkler


 

By The Numbers

6,192

Student Enrollment

13

Number of Schools

96.6%

Students Enrolled in College Career Readiness Courses

3

Net-Zero Schools

70.7%

FAFSA Completion Rate