Covenant Community Preschool
We Shine!
Registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now open!
Schedule a tour with us today by calling 704-616-9253.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Four Reasons
to choose
Covenant Community Preschool
1. Play-Based Program: Guided by devoted staff, our curriculum offers playful, age-appropriate learning opportunities for children.
2. Health & Safety: From every detail of our classroom and playground design to our high standards of cleanliness, we do everything to make children safe and secure.
3. Our program incorporates science, engineering, arts, and mathematics into exciting, fun experiences for children.
4. Christ-Centered: Christain education is integrated throughout the day. The CCP program embodies prayer, Bible stories, and character-building.
Covenant Community Preschool (CCP) provides a half-day, Christian, high-quality early childhood education from September through May. Serving the Gaston County area since 2011.
A Great Place for Your Child!
Walking through our doors, you’ll know you have entered a special place for children. Covenant Community Preschool’s well-equipped, age-appropriate classrooms bubble with excitement and fun. Carefully chosen and thoughtfully arranged open-ended toys, books, and puzzles fill the classrooms. You’ll find children busy digging in sand tables, dressing up in costumes and role-playing, enjoying a story with a teacher, building with blocks, creating colorful pieces of art, and singing and dancing.
Covenant Community Preschool is a Christ-centered program where each child receives individualized teaching, love, and a fun introduction to learning in a school setting. We strive to bring your children near God by incorporating Christian values into our curriculum. Our students learn through Bible stories, songs, and memory verses.
Children learn from what they see and hear. Young minds are fresh, spacious, and innocent. Covenant believes that we can help you rear intelligent, responsible citizens by integrating moral, responsible teachings into our program.
Our teachers encourage peer interaction and emphasize social and emotional development, which is vital for positive educational experiences, as well as for long-term success in life!
Education is a partnership between the parent and teacher, which requires thoughtful planning, communication, and prayer to provide the best for each child. I encourage you to call us to schedule a school tour to learn more about our program.
Peace and Grace,
Lynda C. Williams, director
Please contact Lynda Williams at lyndawilliams@covenantcommunitypreschool.com or 704-616-9253 to arrange a time to visit. Join us for a time of fun and discovery to see if you'll love the idea of your child attending a school that focuses on the natural God-given abilities of childhood.
Scholarship assistance is available to qualifying families.
1 John 3:18
Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.
The best decision we ever made was to follow Jesus. We’re regular people moved by God’s extraordinary grace. We are a church eager to experience passionate worship, authentic connection, and to grow in our love of God. We love our local community and want to help every person take a NEXT STEP with Jesus.
Join us this Sunday!
SERVICE TIMES
• Sundays at 10:30 AM
CONTACT INFO
• (704) 864 5321
Many times preschool teachers are the first to recognize behaviors that may indicate a need to explore professional services.
Serves are offered by Gaston County Schools(GCS) Exceptional Children Department free of charge for Gaston County residents. Children are eligible for theses services at age 3. Therapists from GCS and privately obtained therapists are welcomed to observe and work with children during our school day in our classrooms and out.
Gaston County Schools Exceptional Children Department
A wide range of programs and services is provided for exceptional children with special needs ages three to 21 through Gaston County Schools. The primary purpose of the exceptional children program, which is one of the most outstanding in the state, is to ensure that children develop mentally, physically, socially and emotionally.
All students enrolled in exceptional children programs are screened, evaluated and placed according to state rules governing programs for exceptional children. An Individual Education Plan (IEP), which includes annual goals, instructional objectives and evaluation criteria, is prepared for each student. Parents participate in developing their child’s IEP and receive a copy of the completed document.
The school system offers the following exceptional children services as well as a variety of related services prescribed by each child’s IEP: Autism, Emotionally Disabled, Intellectually Disabled, Hearing Impaired, Specific Learning Disabled, Multi-Disabilities, Other Health Impaired, Orthopedically Impaired, Develop-mentally Delayed, Speech/Language Impaired, Traumatic Brain Injury, Visually Impaired and Deaf-Blind.
For more information, call the exceptional children department at (704) 866-6160.