Sonshine Ark Preschool and Daycare Director

Melissa Recio

Melissa Recio is known as Ms. Melissa and has been in childcare for over 15 years. Ms Melissa was hired in 2007 with Sonshine Ark Preschool as the toddler room teacher. Since then, she has  made her way through several classrooms. In 2014 she reveived her Child Care Administrator Credentials. Melissa will oversee all that happens at Sonshine Ark, including enrollment and staff training. Ms. Melissa and her professional staff will provide a welcoming atmosphere filled with the love of Christ. 

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For admission into our program you will need the following:   

 

An enrollment form with complete information about your child. You can request an enrollment packet through the Sonshine Ark Preschool and Daycare by emailing Mrs. Rodgers or Mrs. Vinyard using the email address   or by calling the Sonshine Ark main line at (830) 393.7647.  

 

An up-to-date immunization record for our files as required by the Texas Health Department. These records must include a negative tuberculosis (TB) skin test. The TB test is required to be passed by all students, staff, administrators, and everyone who volunteers or enters into the Sonshine Ark.   

 

A statement signed by a medical doctor attesting your child's general good health which must be submitted before admission into the Sonshine Ark Preschool and Daycare program.   

 

A signed medical release authorizing the Sonshine Ark staff to obtain emergency medical treatment for your child through your family practitioner. 

 

By the Texas Health Department we Sonshine Ark Floresville are required to have all of this

Academics

Language Skills

On a daily basis the Sonshine Ark sees most of our students. During the early years of a child’s life, the child learns the most. It has become our priority to make sure that all of our students are given the equal opportunity to learn language skills especially in our younger classes. Students are not only exposed to English, they are also exposed to some Spanish. 

 

Social Skills​

Providing a healthy social environment for our students is important to us. We find that children who grow up in healthy social environments are more likely to be successful members of the community. It is one of our top priorities to make sure that our students are given an environment where they can develop their social skills as well as communication skills. 

 

Numbers and Reading Readiness

- Finger Play (Motor Skills)

- Dramatic Play (Imagination) 

- Creative Play

- Creative Art

- Music

- Book and Story Time

- Dancing and Movement (Motor Skills) 

- Playground Time

- Christian and Religious Instruction

- Morals and Values

- Bible Knowledge