Real preschool. Two days a week.
Ages 1 to 5 in Humble, Texas, for families who want real preschool without a five-day week. We would love to meet you and your little one.
Two daysTuesdays and Thursdays
9:30 to 2:30Drop-off from 9:20
Ages 1 to 5Through kindergarten bridge
$295/monthAugust through May
Two days a week, on purpose.
A lot of preschools are built around a five-day week. We built ours around two, because that is what a lot of families here are actually looking for. Two days is enough for your child to settle into a classroom, make friends, and start learning, and the rest of the week stays yours.
This is often a good fit if:
- You homeschool the older kids and want something structured for your little one
- You are home during the week and want your child in a classroom for part of it
- Grandparents or family help with weekdays, and you want a couple of days of learning alongside that
- You are not ready for a five-day week yet, and that is a good enough reason
A real preschool program.
Your child works through a full preschool curriculum with qualified, caring teachers. Letters, numbers, motor skills, and the social habits that make kindergarten feel familiar instead of frightening when the time comes. Our kindergarten bridge class is taught by certified teachers and is for children with summer birthdays who are ready for more before they are old enough for kindergarten.
Ones
A gentle start. Routine, play, and language.
Twos
Independence, early structure, and a lot of movement.
Threes
Where the academic work begins in earnest.
Fours
Getting ready for kindergarten across the year.
K Bridge
A certified teacher, for summer birthdays who are almost ready for kindergarten.
$295 a month for one child, $525 for two, $750 for three. A one-time enrollment fee of $150 covers the first child and $50 for each additional. Enrollment stays open all year, so if there is a seat, your child is welcome to start.
A ministry of United City Church.
CLC has been part of United City for over twenty years. Our teachers are here because they believe this work matters, and your child will hear that they are known and loved by God.
United City exists to be a place where everyone can belong, and that starts younger than most people expect. You do not have to attend here to enroll. Most of our families do not, and you are welcome either way.
We would love to meet you.
Tours take about twenty minutes. You will see the classrooms, meet the teachers, and ask us anything you want. Bring your little one along if you can.
You will be talking to Lisa.
She has been part of CLC for twenty years and has directed it for eleven. She gives the tours herself, and she is the one who answers when you write. She would love to hear from you.
Or email Lisa directly at lpayne@unitedcity.church
Things To Know
Do we have to attend United City?
No, and most of our families do not. Everyone is welcome here, whether you ever visit a service or not.
Is this daycare?
It is a preschool. We follow a full curriculum with certified teachers. The two-day schedule is about the families we serve, not about how much we teach.
Can we start mid-year?
Yes. Enrollment stays open all year, so if there is a seat in your child’s class, they are welcome to start.
When Is Morning Drop-Off?
Morning drop-off begins at 9:20 am. Students will not be allowed to enter until this time as teachers are busy preparing for their day. The school day begins at 9:30 am, so promptness is appreciated.
When Is Afternoon Pickup?
As a CLC Staff, we value the opportunity to connect with parents about their child at the end of the day. Children will be picked up from their classroom between 2:20-2:30.
What is CLC Illness Protocol?
Illness Policy
In an effort to keep all students healthy we ask if a child has experienced any of the following, they do not attend until symptom free. This is the recommendation of the Committee on Control of Infectious Diseases of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Fever within the last 24 hours, vomiting or diarrhea, common cold symptoms, the usual childhood diseases (chicken pox, scarlet fever, etc.), sore throat, croup, any unexplained rash, any skin infection (boils, ringworm, impetigo, skin or head lice), pink eye or other eye infection.
Administrators will immediately notify parents to pick up their children if they show signs of illness.
Sanitizing Measures
CLC provides sanitizing supplies for every classroom. Classes are encouraged to do complete hand washing throughout the day along with using hand sanitizer. Classrooms are disinfected and cleaned at the beginning of each school day before students arrive, and again at the end of the school day. A list of cleaning products used is available upon request. The CLC program area is designated for program use exclusively to ensure the space remains disinfected between school days.
How Is Security Handled?
The CLC program is in a locked and secured area during instructional times. Parents and visitors will be required to show authorized entrance cards or identification and will only be allowed to enter if they are authorized on the student file.
Tuition Fees and Pricing
CLC tuition payments are managed through Blackbaud Tuition Management. Tuition is due by the 1st of each month.
Monthly tuition for one child: $295
Monthly tuition for two children: $525
Monthly tuition for three children: $750
CLC collects tuition for 10 months (Aug.-May).
A one-time enrollment fee is collected when students register with CLC.
$150 1st Child
$50 each additional child
Tuition beginning in August includes the following fees:
Student party fee
Student activity fee
T-shirt fee
Family tuition management fee
Students who start after August will have these fees applied at time of entrance into the program.
Where Is The Parent Handbook?
A current copy of the CLC Parent Handbook can be found here.
Where Can I Find CLC Academic Calendar?
CLC follows the Humble ISD calendar for student holidays. Please see the CLC Academic Calendar for specifics.