Heggerty Phonics
Daily phonemic awareness practice helps children hear and work with sounds before formal reading begins.
State-funded ( Where Available) and Private education preparing children for Kindergarten. We align with GELDS standards to provide a rigorous, joyful, and literacy-rich environment. Georgia Pre-K follows Creative Curriculum
The PrismPath™ balance for Pre-K / GA Pre-K shifts across physical, emotional, social, academic, and creative development.
The chart peaks at Academic and Social readiness. Children learn to navigate complex social dynamics while mastering phonics, numbers, and inquiry-based science.
In Pre-K and GA Pre-K classrooms, literacy readiness grows through stories, songs, conversation, vocabulary, and playful sound work. Heggerty Phonics supports children as they learn to hear, blend, segment, and play with sounds.
Daily phonemic awareness practice helps children hear and work with sounds before formal reading begins.
Teachers reinforce literacy through read-alouds, songs, vocabulary, conversation, and purposeful play.
Children build listening, oral language, and sound-awareness skills that support a smoother next step.
Slide through a sample Pre-K / GA Pre-K day built from this program schedule.
A sweet start with handwashing, restroom break, and cozy free play
The daily experience is built around relationships, thoughtful routines, and developmentally appropriate support so children can feel known, safe, and ready for what comes next.
Schedule a TourGeorgia Pre-K is a state-funded program for eligible four-year-old children. Classroom experiences align with Georgia standards and include Heggerty Phonics to strengthen sound awareness, oral language, and confident kindergarten preparation.
Classroom experiences support the Georgia Pre-K framework through purposeful, play-based investigation.
Daily oral-language routines strengthen phonological and phonemic awareness for confident reading readiness.
Children practice classroom routines, collaboration, problem solving, and completing increasingly complex tasks.
Teachers document learning, celebrate growth, and help families understand the next developmental steps.
Georgia's state-funded Pre-K serves eligible four-year-old children. A campus Director can explain state eligibility rules, application dates, and enrollment steps for the current school year.
Application and lottery procedures follow Georgia Pre-K requirements and local campus capacity. A campus director can explain current deadlines and placement steps.
Before- and after-school wraparound care may be available. Schedules, fees, and space vary by campus, so families should request current details directly.