Ikarah Reeves raises both arms in joy as she receives her preschool diploma during the Tutor Tots’ graduation at Four-D College in Colton. Photo by Chris Sloan
David Ellison, Edward “Tre” King and Memmory Knox belt out their rendition of the theme song to Sponge Bob Square Pants as part of their graduation from Tutor Tots’ Preschool, which is offered on the Four-D College Colton campus. Photo by Chris Sloan
Susan Cornejo, lead teacher for the fours and fives class at Tutor Tots’ Preschool at Four-D College in Colton, presents a diploma to a pleased Memmory Knox. Photo by Chris Sloan
Zachary Gilstrap receives a hug from his mother after his graduation from Tutor Tots’ Preschool at Four-D College in Colton. Photo by Chris Sloan
(COLTON, Calif.) With bright red robes and sunglasses, eight young students paraded into a classroom at Four-D College recently, ready to take on the world.
They’re now graduates. But they weren’t typical college students.
In fact, while the school they attended shares a campus with Four-D College, these eight young people are all of four and five years old. Having completed the “fours and fives” program at Tutor Tots’ Preschool, they are now ready for that next big step of kindergarten.
“I’m going to miss them,” said Susan Cornejo, the lead teacher for the Tutor Tots’ “fours and five’s” class. “But it’s time for them to move on to bigger things.’
The young graduates are Ikarah Reeves, Memmory Knox, Amilia Perrenoud, David Ellison, Zachary Gilstrap, Jacob Young, Edward “Tre” King and Kaitlyn Hopkins.
It’s exciting for the children, who already have dreams of someday becoming doctors, police officers, teachers and rock stars. But first, they’re looking forward to kindergarten, which, as they see it, will offer them a bigger place to play and more opportunities to meet new friends.
Tutor Tots is the childcare program Four-D College offers students and staff at its Colton campus. It is run by a separate non-profit organization, Friends of Four-D College. Tutor Tots is also open to other preschool-age students in the Colton area.
Four-D College offers programs in vocational nursing, medical assistant, massage therapy, dental assistant, pharmacy technician, plus medical billing and coding.
New courses begin monthly, and are available mornings, afternoons and evening. For a campus tour or for additional information call the school at (909)-783-9331; in the High Desert phone (760) 962-1325; or go on line to www.4DCollege.com <http://www.4dcollege.com> .
Media: If you would like any of the photos in the slide show below please send an email to Chris@DameronCommunications.com with the photo id number and i will have it to you within 24 hours. If you require the photo sooner please call Chris Sloan at (909) 888-0017.
They’re now graduates. But they weren’t typical college students.
In fact, while the school they attended shares a campus with Four-D College, these eight young people are all of four and five years old. Having completed the “fours and fives” program at Tutor Tots’ Preschool, they are now ready for that next big step of kindergarten.
“I’m going to miss them,” said Susan Cornejo, the lead teacher for the Tutor Tots’ “fours and five’s” class. “But it’s time for them to move on to bigger things.’
The young graduates are Ikarah Reeves, Memmory Knox, Amilia Perrenoud, David Ellison, Zachary Gilstrap, Jacob Young, Edward “Tre” King and Kaitlyn Hopkins.
It’s exciting for the children, who already have dreams of someday becoming doctors, police officers, teachers and rock stars. But first, they’re looking forward to kindergarten, which, as they see it, will offer them a bigger place to play and more opportunities to meet new friends.
Tutor Tots is the childcare program Four-D College offers students and staff at its Colton campus. It is run by a separate non-profit organization, Friends of Four-D College. Tutor Tots is also open to other preschool-age students in the Colton area.
Four-D College offers programs in vocational nursing, medical assistant, massage therapy, dental assistant, pharmacy technician, plus medical billing and coding.
New courses begin monthly, and are available mornings, afternoons and evening. For a campus tour or for additional information call the school at (909)-783-9331; in the High Desert phone (760) 962-1325; or go on line to www.4DCollege.com <http://www.4dcollege.com> .
Media: If you would like any of the photos in the slide show below please send an email to Chris@DameronCommunications.com with the photo id number and i will have it to you within 24 hours. If you require the photo sooner please call Chris Sloan at (909) 888-0017.
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