St. Luke's Preschool
444 Brightfield Trail
Manchester, MO 63021
(636) 527-3820
StLukesPreschoolManchester@gmail.com
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Enrollment
Please contact the school office for program openings: 636-527-3820
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Arrival and Dismissal
There will be a drop off car line at 9:00am, or parents are able to walk their child into the school. Pick up at 12:00pm and 3:00pm is only a car line option- teachers will escort children out of the building and put them in the car. Extended care must walk their child in for drop off and pick up. The school must be notified if you will be delayed for emergencies in picking up your child. Notice will be needed if anyone other than an authorized person will be picking up your child.
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Clothing
Dress your child for both indoor and outdoor play. Clothing should be comfortable and washable.
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Tuition
All Tuition information can be located within our program information. Tuition is due the first of the month. A late charge of $25.00 will be assessed if received after the 7th. There are no refunds for days missed. These include: vacation, illness, weather cancellations.
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Weather
The preschool will close when the Parkway School District closes for inclement weather. We do not make up school days due to inclement weather.
2024-2025 School Year
Enrollment for current families will begin on February 21st, and new families on March 6th. All spots are first come first serve. Please see our Registration Page for more enrollment information, and email StLukesPreschoolManchester@gmail.com or call (636) 527-3820 with questions or to set up a tour.
Meet the Teacher is held in August to give you and your child an opportunity to meet with the teachers, become familiar with the classrooms, and to receive information for the coming year. Holidays generally follow the Parkway School District calendar, please see our calendar for specific days that we are closed.
Withdrawal
The director and preschool committee at any time during the school year may ask a child to leave the program. This may be due to the program inability to help a child's physical, mental, emotional or social behavior effectively.