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St. William Preschool Recognized as a Quality Learning and Development Program

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CINCINNATI,OHIO – In recognition of a commitment to quality and an ongoing dedication to the learning and development of children, St. William Preschool in Price Hill has received a Five-Star Step Up To Quality Award from the state of Ohio.

Step Up To Quality is Ohio’s rating system for learning and development programs. Participating programs can earn a one to five star rating.

In addition to meeting all standards of a four-star rating, programs with five stars may also:

● Have lower staff/child ratios.

● Use child assessment results to plan activities that best support learning and development goals for each child.

● Share assessment results and create goals for children.

● Develop plans to support children as they transition to a new classroom or educational setting.

● Work with other organizations or businesses within the community to support children and their families.

● Have an active and organized parent volunteer group.

● Use input from families and community partners’ inform the program’s continuous improvement process.

● Have accreditation by an approved organization.

“St. William Preschool is proud to be a five-star program,” said Jennifer O’Brien, principal of St. William School. We know that children have approximately 1,892 days from birth until school starts, and every day matters. It is important to us that children develop their self -confidence, social and emotional skills, and a love of learning.

“We are so very grateful for the dedication of our Principal, Jennifer O’Brien and our incredible Preschool staff, Katie, Chelsea, and Kylee! This award is testament to their hard work and commitment to the children and community we serve!” – Rev. Michael L. Bidwell, Pastor

Research confirms that the first five years of a child’s life has a direct impact on how children develop emotional well-being, in addition to, learning and social skills. For these reasons, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and the Ohio Department of Education are committed to improving early childhood opportunities for all children in the state. To learn more, visit
https://earlychildhoodohio.org/


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