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The Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) is Michigan's state-funded preschool program for four-year-old children. GSRP programs use the HighScope curriculum.
HighScope’s goals for young children:
Preschool Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 3:00
Lillian Fletcher Elementary
403 South Hillsdale Street
Homer, MI 49245
Leslie Coleman, GSRP Teacher 1
(517) 724-9356
Britaini Scheenks, GSRP Teacher 2
(517) 724-9349
Preschool Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:30 - 3:30
Beadle Lake Elementary
7454 B Drive North
Battle Creek, MI 49014
Jen McManus, GSRP Teacher 1
(269) 441-2350
Aimee Grandy-Maugherman,
GSRP Teacher 2
(269) 441-3285
Preschool Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:30 - 3:40
N. Penn Elementary
7422 Poorman Road
Battle Creek, MI 49017
Hannah Anderson, GSRP Teacher
(269) 441-2578
Preschool Hours:
Monday - Thursday
Community Unlimited Building
7:25 - 2:25
221 Ellen Street
Union City, MI 49094
Ali Baklund, GSRP Teacher
(517) 741-4656
Union City Elementary
7:45 - 2:45
601 Walnut Lane
Union City, MI 49094
Lue Kelly, GSRP Teacher
(517) 741-5798
Preschool Hours:
Monday 8:25 - 2:55
Tuesday-Thursday
8:25-3:25
Territorial
15 Arbor Street
Battle Creek, MI 49015
Elexa Ferrera, GSRP Teacher
(269) 565-2458
Sandra Miller, GSRP Teacher
(269) 565-2459
Minges Brook Elementary
435 Lincoln Hill Drive
Battle Creek, MI 49015
Jessica Sager, GSRP Teacher
(269) 565-4543
Westlake Elementary
1184 S. 24th Street
Battle Creek, MI 49015
Jodi Risner, GSRP Teacher
(269) 565-
Riverside Elementary
650 Riverside Drive
Battle Creek, MI 49015
Ashley Hicks, GSRP Teacher
(269) 565-
Preschool Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 - 2:50
Tekonsha Elementary
245 S Elm St,
Tekonsha, MI 49092
Angie White, GSRP Teacher
(517) 767-4121 ext. 302
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