Program
Schedule
- Classes begin September 4, 2025.
- Classes end May 14 for Butterflies (2’s), Monkeys (3’s), and Pandas (3’s).
- Classes end May 18 for Bumblebees (2’s), Elephants (3’s), all 4 year-old classes, and TK.
- Apart from the opening and closing dates, RLP will operate on a schedule similar to Wake County Public Schools’ TRADITIONAL Calendar.
Staff Qualifications and Student Ratio
- Experienced/qualified Co-Teaching Team per class
- 2-year-old classes up to 12 students each (5:1 student/teacher ratio)
- All other classes 12-14 students each (6-7:1 student/teacher ratio)
Curriculum
RLP provides a balance of academic and social opportunities by means of our ‘learning through play’ philosophy. A developmentally age-appropriate curriculum is provided, integrating Jesus’ teachings within the daily schedule. Hands-on, child-centered, experiences are offered in an enjoyable learning environment. Activities are planned to offer a blend of active and passive segments, allowing a child to grow cognitively, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
These components are included within the context of each unit being explored.
Specials and Enrichment Opportunities
Chapel: One morning a week, the children are taken into the Church sanctuary for a brief chapel time. With the guidance of the church pastors, they will sing songs and hear Bible-related stories. This is wonderful exposure to God’s word in a warm, interactive, developmentally appropriate atmosphere. Our younger classes begin attending later in the year.
Music: Weekly for all students.
Science: Weekly for 4-year-olds and Transitional-Kindergarten students.
Carpool Drop-off and Pick-up: Offered for all RLP students.
Water Day, Dad’s Day, Mom’s Day: A few of the special events offered during the year.
Pre-K Letterland: Used in all classrooms.
After Preschool Classes: Kidokinetics classes are available after preschool hours for 3-year-olds and older. Six week sessions are offered several times during the year.
Summer Camps: RLP offers 3 to 4 weeks of Summer Camps during the month of June.
Discipline
When disciplining a child, praise, positive reinforcement, and redirection will be used in a loving manner.



