Early Childhood Vision Statement


The vision of the early childhood education programs is to work in partnership with families and the community to enhance the abilities and skills of the whole child, including social, physical, intellectual, communication, and emotional (SPICE) development.

To achieve our vision, we believe:

  • All children are capable of learning and have individual needs, skills, and talents.
  • Children learn best in a setting that reflects the diversity of the community.
  • Children learn best as active participants in co-operative, play-based experiences.
  • Children learn best through experiences that enhance their self-esteem, help them make choices, and develop competencies.
  • Children learn best using a unified developmentally appropriate curriculum, utilizing child-centered teaching practices and support services.
  • Parents/caregivers are the child’s primary and on-going teachers, sharing equally in the child’s education.
  • Open and honest communications between staff members, as well as, with parents/caregivers help to enhance a child’s education.
  • The sharing of diverse points of view and the encouragement of risk-taking will generate new ideas.
  • Preschool experiences provide the child with the foundation for on-going learning and support the child and family to become responsible partners in community life.


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Teacher of the Year Celebration, 2012 - Congratulations to Rebecca Latham of Bethel Jr. High for being chosen as Bethel’s Teacher of the Year for 2012! GK football players sign to university - GKHS football players Shayden Flint (left) and Cameron James (right) sign their letters of intent with the University of Western Montana. 
SLHS senior Cherelle Jackson - SLHS senior Cherelle Jackson has signed a letter of intent to wrestle at the Northwest Kansas Technical College in Goodland, Kansas. Tenth Annual Elementary Battle of the Books - Pioneer Valley took the title in this year's Elementary Battle of the Books! Camas Prairie came in second. Congrats to all who participated! March for Babies - Pictures from April's March for Babies event

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