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Class Overview
Fours - 9:00-2:00
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Welcome to the Green Room
Our patient and caring teachers love being part of a child’s first introduction to school, and are committed to setting them on a path of a lifetime of learning.- Age Group:Four Year Olds
- Class Size:17 Children
- Sessions:Mornings 9:00-2:00
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What Your Child Needs
Backpack
- Your child will use this backpack to carry information and projects to and from school. Please make sure that the backpack is large enough for art projects!
- Please label with your child’s name.
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Classroom Centers
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We love GNCS! It is such an awesome school. My kids learned so much and were and are being so well prepared for kindergarten and beyond!
Both my kids loved GNCS! The teachers are fantastic and the learning environment is so warm and caring.
GNCS, the best school in Long Island, is home away from home. The kids are treated with love and affection, they are molded and shaped and given a great education!
We love GNCS! It’s an amazing and inspirational school.
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Class Educators
With education and experience in early childhood care
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Jane Rubin
Lead TeacherJane Rubin
Lead TeacherJane has been teaching at GNCS since 1992. It all began when she was an active parent at GNCS; several years later she joined the staff. Social-emotional and academic development are what Jane strives for as she creates new and wonderful learning experiences for the children in her class each day. All activities are individualized according to each child’s ability. The smiles on the children’s faces in the morning and when they go home at the end of the school day confirm the success of Jane’s teaching style and engaging classroom environment. Jane has taught in the 3’s and the 4’s at GNCS. Jane is the Lead Preschool Teacher at GNCS. She looks forward to each day at GNCS and what she and the children can learn from each other. Jane holds a BA in Childhood Education (N-6).
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Sharon Strogin
Assistant TeacherSharon Strogin
Assistant TeacherSharon is an Assistant Teacher at Great Neck Community School. She has a BFA from the School of Visual Arts, where she studied photography and sculpting with clay. As a professional photographer her work appears in many publications. For the past thirteen years she has worked at the Workmen’s Circles Camp Kinder Ring & Circle Lodge as the camp photographer, and arts and crafts specialist teaching various different types of art, including painting, sculpture, jewelry design and of course photography. While at GNCS Sharon has worked with the 2’s, 3’s and 4 year old’s. She developed our Claymation’s Enrichment program where children strengthen their fine motor silks, while working with different types of clay.
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