Fielder Early Childhood Center
Fielder ECC is a learning center for children 20 months-kindergarten. We provide a developmentally appropriate program that is fun and challenging to young children. All ages experience math, science, physical education, art, music, dramatic play and literacy through books and stories. Children have chapel once a week with Bible stories and songs. Our PreK 4 program introduces letters, sounds and writing skills. Then in kindergarten we add a strong emphasis in reading, writing and math. However, the importance of play and having a good time are at the heart of all teaching at Fielder.
For more information regarding enrollment, call 817.459.8528.
Fielder Early Childhood Center is looking for caring and enthusiastic preschool teachers who love Jesus and enjoy helping young children learn and grow through play and exploration. Our teachers create a warm and engaging environment with age-appropriate, child-centered activities while weaving biblical truths into everyday learning.
We aim to set a positive example by being prepared, organized, and dependable. Above all, we strive to show God’s love by welcoming and supporting each child with patience and kindness, no matter their background or learning style.
If you’d like to be part of a supportive team making a difference in the lives of young children, please contact Lydia Pinero at lpinero@fielder.org or call our office at 817-459-8528.
The Core Program: Spiritual Development
Spiritual concepts are used in daily instruction and are tailored to individual age groups through Bible stories, songs, scriptures and chapel.
Sequential Learning
The curriculum itself is sequential and the concepts, motor skills, pre-reading, and pre-math skills are taught according to the age and ability of the child. Each level of instruction is based on thematic units which incorporate the appropriate developmental stages of growth. The units begin with the focus being on the child himself and then expand to his family, his immediate environment, the community, and the world around him.
Music
The music program provides instruction for all ages and focuses on rhythm, listening, musical expression through song, instruments and dance, as well as positive self-concept development. Varying age groups present musical programs throughout the year to parents and family.
Physical Education
Fine and gross motor skills are two of the areas emphasized by the physical education program. Activities are age appropriate and target developmental milestones such as hopping on one foot, skipping, balancing and tumbling. The primary emphasis of this program is to increase the self-esteem of each child through the growth of his physical development.
On-Campus Field Trips
Each month the ECC sponsors an on-campus field trip where visitors come to share with the children, such as Firemen and Police Officers, story tellers, and a variety of animal handlers. Each field trip coordinates with the thematic units and curriculum of sciences, social studies and language arts.
Toddlers (18 months – 2 years old)
The toddler curriculum is comprised of the core program and uses the Weekday Early Education Curriculum Guide.
Preschool (3-year-olds)
The preschool curriculum is comprised of the core program and uses the Weekday Early Education Curriculum Guide, along with Frog Street Press Curriculum.
Teachers of the preschoolers also work with the children on sharing, taking turns, cleaning up after themselves, and being responsible.
Pre-Kindergarten (4-year-olds)
The pre-kindergarten curriculum is comprised of the core program and uses the Weekday Early Education Curriculum Guide, Frog Street Press Curriculum along with Alphabet Letters and Sounds.
Pre-kindergarteners also participate in science and math centers. Teachers work with the children on sharing, taking turns, cleaning up after themselves and being responsible.
Kindergarten
The kindergarten program prepares the children to read and to continue to grown in science and math skills. The curriculum is comprised of the core program as well as the science lab. The kindergarten classes use Scholastic Literacy Place, Math Made Fun Curriculum, and Bible Lessons for Little Learners. The curriculum is enhanced by off campus field trips to River Legacy, Lowes Farm, and Fort Worth Zoo.
August 26th
Meet the Teacher (see event tab for more information)
August 27th
First Semester Begins
September 1st
Labor Day (No School)
September 19th & 22nd
AISD Holiday (No School)
October 10th & 13th
Fall Holiday (No School)
November 3rd & 4th
AISD District Holiday (No School)
November 24th – 28th
Thanksgiving Break (No School)
December 18th – January 6th
Christmas Break (No School)
January 7th
Second Semester Begins
January 19th
Martin Luther King (No School)
February 9th
2026 -2027 Enrollment Begins for Returning Families and Church Members
February 13th & 16th
AISD Holiday & President’s Day (No School)
February 23rd
2026 – 2027 Enrollment Opens to the Public
March 16th – 20th
Spring Break (No School)
March 23rd
AISD Holiday (No School)
April 3rd
Good Friday (No School)
May 15th
Last Day of Classes
May 18th
Summer Break Begins
The ECC observes most Arlington Independent School District holidays.
Weather Delays and Closings
If Arlington ISD schools close, we will also close. If Arlington opens late, we will open at 10:30 am. A message will be sent out through your parent portal.