Comparing Two Preschools

The education of children is an important and popular topic. People are beginning to create programs to help accommodate the enormous amount of preschool ages coming in. There are thousands of different types of preschool programs, ranging from in-home to school districts adding classes. Different schools have differences which makes them stand out against competitors. Some are just for low income families, religious purposes, or even for children who need a jumpstart into school. The two preschools I’ve been to be Head Start, and Lexington Early Childhood. Each have distinct characteristics, whether it be teaching styles, or what families can afford for their child. They all share a common purpose and that is to further educate the next generations. Head Start is a preschool through the National Head Start …show more content…
He thinks that he can get away with anything by just giving that puppy eye look, but only I know what follows after the look, it’s his signature smirk. Remington is a good kid, but a clever one and I have grown attached to him because he reminds me of a fox. He is sly, yet clever, which plays in his favor or not depending on the day. Next, Ayden, a little boy who is also five is a total sweetheart to the ladies. I have known him since last year, yet he hasn’t changed at all. Everyday Ayden walks up to me with a piece of paper with both of us on it since he thinks we are married. This little action on a daily basis makes my heart melt because it is just too adorable that he likes me so much. Ayden pulls at my heart strings, so I really don’t get onto him when he does inappropriate actions. There are other children at Head Start who have impressed me but these two boys I have grown super close to, and wouldn’t want it any other way. Head Start is more than a preschool program, it is a family. The program was only a part of where I interned