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Kindergarten Readiness Success at the Early Learning Center
At TKA, we are committed to preparing children not just for kindergarten, but for long-term academic success. One way we measure that readiness is through the Brigance Kindergarten Readiness Assessment, a nationally recognized screening tool that evaluates a child’s development in key areas including physical development, language skills, academic readiness, and cognitive growth. The assessment is widely used to identify how prepared children are for the transition to kindergarten.
We are excited to share that our students who completed the 4-Year-Old Early Learning Center Program during the 2025–2026 school year achieved an average Brigance score of 92.3%.
What does that mean for parents? Simply put, our students are entering kindergarten with a strong foundation in the skills and knowledge needed to succeed. A score of 92.3% demonstrates that our preschool graduates are well-prepared academically and developmentally for the next stage of their educational journey.
This achievement reflects:
- A strong Christ-centered early childhood curriculum
- Intentional instruction in literacy, math, language, and critical thinking
- Developmentally appropriate learning experiences
- Dedicated teachers who invest in each child’s growth
- A partnership between school and families that supports student success
We are incredibly proud of our students, teachers, and families for this outstanding accomplishment. The 92.3% average Brigance score is more than just a number—it represents children who are confident, capable, and ready to thrive as they begin kindergarten.
Extracurricular Activities
Chapel
P.E.
Music
Library
Experiential Learning
Students participate in hands-on learning through daily activities that include music, interactive board, and intentional small group lessons.
STEAM
Students have an opportunity to participate in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) weekly through classroom project-based learning. An Elementary-wide STEAM week provides them more focused learning through guest speakers, programs, and partnerships with our community.
Super Reader Week
Students celebrate a fun-filled week highlighting the importance of reading and the wonderful characters who have stimulated imaginations for generations. Coinciding with National Read Across America Week, Super Reader Week incorporates daily Dress Up Days, decorated doors and hallways, and special reading times with Guest Readers. Students also have the opportunity to visit the library for Scholastic Book Fair.
The Benefits of a Strong Early Learning Program
- The future success of a child’s development and academic success lies within the first eight years of their life
- The foundation for reading, mathematics, science, writing
- The foundation for character skills, emotional and social growth, gross-motor skills, executive functioning (impulse control of problem-solving)
- Investment in our future
- Enthusiasm for lifelong learning