Newmarket Preschool Program

Welcome to Preschool!

Newmarket's youngest students learn about the world and themselves in our loving, warm, and inclusive program.

Because we seek to meet the unique needs of each child, we emphasize the development of strong relationships among parents, teachers, and therapists (for those students who need them). 

As parents and guardians, you are your child's first and most important teacher. We invite your participation not only in your child's education, but also in the life and culture of our program.

Program Goals

  • Create the conditions necessary for each child to develop socially, emotionally, and cognitively to the greatest extent possible 
  • Strengthen the capacity of each child to participate actively in an educational, social environment
  • Encourage families in building their skill and confidence to support their children's development 

Student Application &  Registration 

As Newmarket Preschool is not a universal public program, there are limited spots for peer-model children each year.

We encourage families interested in the 2023-24 school year to complete this Preschool application as early as possible in order to be placed on the wait list.

If your child is enrolled, you will then need to complete the district's registration process.

School Calendar

Preschool follows the same calendar as the Newmarket Elementary School, except that we being about a week later and end the school year about a week earlier than NES.  We will notify you if there are any changes in the calendar.

Do you have any concerns about your child's development?

We are here to help. 

Child Find is a process designed to identify, locate, and evaluate individuals from age 2.5 to 21 years of age who may need special education and related services.

If you are concerned that your child may have a disability or is not meeting developmental milestones as expected, please contact Kristina Cochran, Assistant Principal for Student Services, for more information about the Child Find process. 

Our school day routines

Circle Time

Chance to sing a “Hello” song, talk about the weather, play a game, and practice counting skills

Table Task 

Teacher-directed activities that focus on pre-literacy, math readiness, cooking, or social play skills

Free Play

Student choice of areas of the room in which to play

Snack Time

Chance to enjoy each other's company, practice turn-taking and other social skills, and munch on snacks that parents send from home

Therapist & Teacher-Directed Activities

Carefully-planned activities with Speech & Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and classroom teachers, based on individual student needs

Teacher Choice

Multiple centers selected by the teacher for play and exploration

Playground

Time for gross-motor skills - and using up some of that boundless energy!

Questions?

Give us a call at (603) 292-7966

We'd be happy to talk.

Preschool Faculty

Anne Cocci

Teacher, Preschool

Meg Foehl

Teacher, Preschool

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