Wee Love Learning Center includes cultural and ability diversity training as part of its curriculum. Children are provided with toys, activities, and an environment to develop an understanding and respect for different cultures and abilities. Through Christian principles, our staff introduces and discusses with the children how God has made each of us different and how he wants us to love and respect one another.

Wee Love Learning Center purchases a Bible story book for each child to provide the children and families a tool to read and grow together in God’s Word. Each week the children will focus on learning a Bible story. Parents are asked to review the story at home and touse the special Parent Connection section to promote interaction between all members of the family. A song, prayer, and picture to go with every story to enhance the learning experience. We pray this book is a helpful tool for the whole family to engage, learn, and grow together.

Wee Love students are provided with opportunities to enrich their learning and understanding through field trips. Parents will be notified of these special trips calendars, newsletters, or special emails. Permission slips will be required.

Wee Love Learning Center invites all of our families to be involved in their child’s education. As extensions of our school day, we offer opportunities for our children: to sing in church several times a year and to present a Christmas program. We also offer Family Night events during the school year and two Parent/Teacher Conferences each year. These events are not mandatory, but we encourage our families to make use of these opportunities to enhance their child’s experience.

Wee Love Learning Center and our After School Care ministry provide nutritional snacks during the day. Snacks are purchased by the staff to ensure they meet Wisconsin state and federal US guidelines. Parents cover this cost. Lunch meals are not served at our center. Parents of children enrolled in our After School Care supply lunches for their children.

NOTE: Government guides state that all meals must include “a balance of fluid milk, meat/meat alternatives, vegetables, fruits, and grains with portion sizes tailored to children’s specific age groups.”