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Enrollment

Thank you for considering the ilo Early Learning Center to start your child's educational journey. Whether you're new to preschools or you've already been thorugh this with your other children, we understand that choosing a preschool to match your child's and your famiily's needs can be a difficult decision. That said, please reach out to us using the contact form or via support@ilopreschool.com to learn more about our humble school.

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Universal Pre-K (UPK)

We are now a registered UPK provider! 2024-2025 Enrollment for existing families begin on Feb 29.

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Summer Camp

Get ready for a summer filled with exploration, creativity, and FUN! We're thrilled to announce our 2025 Summer Camp program specially designed for children ages 3-5 years old. Our age-appropriate activities, games, and projects are carefully crafted to engage preschoolers' developing minds and bodies, ensuring the perfect balance of learning and summer fun!

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Preschool Readiness

Use the PIECES model to see if your little one is ready to start their education journey at ilo.

 

Universal Pre-K (UPK)

 

In 2022, HB22-1295 established the Colorado Universal Preschool Program to offer voluntary, high-quality universal preschool to every Colorado child in the year before kindergarten. The Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC) is charged with operating the program. By now, enrolled families should have been matched with a Universal Preshool Provider for the 2024-2025 school year. Here are a few useful links to the Colorado UPK program.​

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Colorado UPK Home Page

UPK Registration

UPK Parent's Handbook​​​

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Summer Camp Adventures 2025

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Get ready for a summer filled with exploration, creativity, and FUN! We're thrilled to announce our 2025 Summer Camp program specially designed for children ages 3-5 years old. Our age-appropriate activities, games, and projects are carefully crafted to engage preschoolers' developing minds and bodies, ensuring the perfect balance of learning and summer fun!

 

THE DETAILS

Dates:                 June 2 - August 1, 2025

Holiday Break:     No camp June 30 - July 4

Hours:                 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Monday-Friday

Attendance:         Come as many or as few days as fits your summer schedule!

 

Note: For summer camp we do not offer early drop off or afterschool care.

 

EXCITING WEEKLY THEMES

Your child will dive into imaginative worlds with our weekly themes including:

  • Bubble Bonanza

  • Dinosaur Discovery

  • Robot Revolution

  • Splash Day (soooo popular)

  • Plus many more surprises!

Each day brings new adventures with hands-on activities, creative projects, outdoor play, and meaningful connections with friends.

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AVAILABILITY

First come, first served - spots fill quickly!

Mark your calendars to secure your child's spot as soon as registration opens. Our summer program was a hit last year, and we can't wait to make even more memories this summer!

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Have questions about summer camp? Feel free to reach out to us at support@ilopreschool.com.

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Preschool Readiness

 

Wondering if your little one is ready for preschool? Every child grows and learns at their own pace, so there's no one-size-fits-all checklist. When your child is ready, their preschool experience can be much more enriching and enjoyable.

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As a guide to see if your child is ready, use the following PIECES assessment.

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Potty Trained

Your child should be able to let the staff know when they need to go and to be able to go by themselves. Of course, it's perfectly normal for kids to occasionally need a hand with tricky clothing, and we're more than happy to help with that.

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Independent

Some good indicators of an appropriate level of independence is having the ability to play alone or with a few classmates without active guidance or require constant attention from a teacher. They should also have the ability to eat their snacks and lunch without assistance.

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Expressive

Your child should be able to express their feelings and needs to others through a combination of words and gestures. Being able to connect  socially as well as use language to explain ideas and share thinking with others is key to successful learning in all areas.

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Concentration

Your child should be able to focus on a 10-15 minute activity, such as teacher-directed lesson, individual play, or a listening to a short story being read by the teacher. They should also be able to understand and perform simple directions from the teacher.

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Emotional

Your child should be able to separate from you and say "goodbye" at drop-off without a lot of anxiety. They should also be able to appropriately engage with teachers and and peers throughout the day. Excessive anxiety, sometimes expressed through continuous crying, can be traumatic for your child.

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Stamina

Its tough work being a kid. All the social, emotional, and physical energy spent can be tiring. If your child requires a long morning nap to maintain a consistent level of energy and mood, they may have a hard time adapting to the school  environment, following a schedule, and interacting with others.

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10510 Dransfeldt Rd., Unit 107

Parker, CO 80134

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