Good Shepherd Learning Center
Who we are…
The Good Shepherd Learning Center has been a leader in early childhood education in the Greater Lafayette area for over twenty-five years. Your children will have the opportunity to learn in a safe and caring environment.
Our Classes
Pre-School— $80/Month
3-5 Year Olds
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00am-11:30am
Pre-Kindergarten— $100/Month
4-5 Year Olds
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday
9:00am-11:30am
Clicking here will direct you to our GSLC Handbook
Good Shepherd Learning Center Events Calendar
September 2026
8th - First Day of School, Mixed Age Class
9th - First Day of School, Pre K Class
October 2026
22nd - Fall Break
23rd - Fall Break
November 2026
25th-27th - Thanksgiving Vacation
December 2026
21st - Christmas Break Begins
January 2027
2nd - School Resumes - Mixed Age
3rd- School Resumes - Pre K
18th - Martin Luther King Day - Holiday - No School
February 2027
15th - Presidents Day - No School
March 2027
22nd-26th - Spring Break - No School
April 2027
May 2027
16th Worship at Columbian Park & Picnic - 11am
GSLC Families Invited - Students will sing in the service
26th - Pre K Graduation Night - 6:30pm
27th- School Year Ends for Mixed Age
28th - School Year Ends for Pre K
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Tricia Roller
Director
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Cristina Nunez
Teacher
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Peyton Fulk
Teacher
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Cheryl Fletcher
Teacher
Our Goals
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We will foster an awareness of:
* God as Creator
* Jesus as God's Son
* Christian values
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The children will be introduced to:
* following directions to complete a task
* reading readiness activities
* math readiness activities
* language development activities
* enrichment units
* focusing attention to the task at hand
* Zoophonics
* exploring the use of a variety of materials
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An atmosphere will be provided which stimulates:
* positive self-esteem
* appropriate emotional responses
* respect for the rights of others
* willing participation in group and/or individual activities
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We will create an environment conducive to:
* sharing with others
* cooperating with others
* being a good follower as well as leader
* positive interaction with others
* being a willing classroom helper
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We will encourage the development of coordination through:
* increased control of fine motor skills and hand-eye
coordination
* providing activities to improve gross motor skills
* strengthening self-help skills
Discipline
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A reward system is used to encourage appropriate behavior. Poor behavior will result in the following actions being taken:
1. Supervised time out
2. Note sent to the parents/guardians
3. Parents called at work/home.
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1. The teaching staff will not use, nor permit any person to use, corporal punishment or any methods considered cruel, harsh, humiliating, frightening or unusual.
2. Children will not be subjected to abusive and/or profane language.
3. Punishment will not be associated with food, rest or restroom breaks.
Disclaimer
We do not accept students who are not independently potty trained. That means each student has to be able to go to the bathroom on their own without any help from staff.