For parents

Wesley Preschool is a family experience. The school fosters an "open  door" policy and invites parents to visit at any time. Teachers may also  request parent assistance in classrooms for special projects and  events.

The school sponsors Parent/Teacher Coffees during the year and offers  educational programs on topics such as child development, nutrition,  parenting skills, and positive discipline techniques.

Our Parent Committee, the Wesley Weekday Parent Club (WWPC) organizes several events during the school year such as:

Parents Night Out

Parents Night Out happen throughout the year and is a great opportunity to connect with other parents.

Dining for Dollars

Dining for Dollars is a great way for Wesley UM Preschool to earn  money for the school and have the preschool families come together for a  fun dinner at a children-friendly restaurant. A percentage of the  receipts is donated to Wesley Preschool. Dining for Dollars dates will  be posted as they are known.

Christmas Party

The Christmas Party is held annually in December every year. The  entire family is invited to play games, make crafts and have fun with  other Wesley United Methodist Preschool parents and children. 

Spring Fellowship Event

Enjoy a special children's performer and treat with your Wesley Preschool Community.

Wesley Preschool is sponsored by the Education Commission of Wesley  United Methodist Church. All matters of budget, calendar and personnel  are under the supervision of the Preschool Advisory Board (appointed by  the Education Commission). Other matters, such as preschool activities,  fund raising and parent education are handled by the Wesley Weekday  Preschool Committee, which is composed of current preschool parents.

Wesley Preschool is covered under The Child Protection Policy of  Wesley United Methodist Church. All members of the staff are trained  regarding the policy and must complete a National Criminal Records  Check, a Virginia Sexual Offenders Check, and a Health Form.

The preschool admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic  origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally  accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not  discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in  administration of its ethnic policies, admissions policies, scholarship  and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.