Our Kindergarten
program at Saint Paul School is based on a philosophy that each
child is a unique individual within a diverse classroom setting.
Our full day schedule in our center-based classroom includes a
curriculum which integrates Reading, Writing, Mathematics,
Religion, Social Studies and Science. Our students experience a
variety of extracurricular activities such as Music, Art,
Physical Education, Computers and Library while strengthening
their fine-motor, gross-motor, social and emotional needs.
Our Kindergarten curriculum consists of the Scott
Foresman’s Reading Street Program and Math Program. Within the
reading series, the students are grouped according to their
skill level. Our goal is to create successful, confident and
independent readers by the end of the school year. Families are
encouraged to participate in the weekly reading assignments that
are sent home. In addition, a number of sight words are expected
to be identified throughout the year. Weekly assessments are
conducted to monitor progress in order to differentiate
instruction.
The Math program at Saint Paul School introduces skills
that include recognizing and writing numerals 0-31, counting
orally by ones, fives, and tens, adding and subtracting using
manipulatives and number lines. Graphing, sorting, patterning,
telling time, and identifying coin values are also taught
throughout the year.
Our students participate in daily prayer services and
attend Mass monthly. Our faith-filled environment fosters an
awareness of respect, morale, cooperation and service among our
students.

Miss Victoria Dorazio – Kindergarten Teacher
Ms. Dorazio may be very familiar to some of you already-she ran our After-School Enrichment Recorder Program. Ms. Dorazio will be our Kindergarten Teacher for our new (2nd) Kindergarten Class. Ms. Dorazio has both a degree in Early Childhood Education (certification) and a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Manhattanville College. Ms. Dorazio had been at St. Matthew School (teaching Music which she minored in) and The Lincoln School previously. She is very eager to get started and is looking forward to her new career at Saint Paul school.

Mrs. Stephanie Lopes – Kindergarten Assistant
Mrs. Lopes has been employed at Saint Paul School for three years. Prior to this year, Mrs. Lopes was Mrs Wolf's assistant in Pre-Kindergarten. This is her first year assisting Mrs. Rezendes and Miss Dorazio in Kindergarten A and Kindergarten B. She received her Associates Degree from CCRI in Liberal Arts. She is currently in her last semester at Liberty University for her Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education. She has been married for five years and she and her husband have a daughter and a son.
Mrs.
Kimberly Rezendes—Kindergarten Teacher
Mrs. Rezendes is a 1992 graduate of St. Paul School. She
graduated from LaSalle Academy in 1996 and Rhode Island
College, where she received her Bachelor’s Degree in
Early Childhood Education. Recently, Mrs. Rezendes
graduated from Providence College with a Master’s Degree
in Special Education, K-8. She has been a Kindergarten
teacher at St. Paul School since 2006. In addition to
teaching Kindergarten, she is a Milieu Therapist at
Bradley Hospital and tutors students at all levels. She
enjoys spending time with her husband and lives in
Warwick
Medium sized Back pack (no
rolling bags allowed)
Lunch bag (insulated if possible)
Vinyl Rest Mat (available at Walmart, Target, or Toys R Us)
**No yoga mats or sleeping bags, please!**
(2) 2-pocket folders (vinyl if possible)
(6) Glue Sticks
(3) boxes of Crayola crayons (16 or 24 pack)
(1) box Crayola washable markers (fine line)
(1) box Crayola colored pencils
(1) Fiskars rounded scissors (child-size)
(2) Boxes of Kleenex brand tissues
Clorox disinfecting wipes: Optional (but very useful!)
*NOTES: PLEASE USE A WATERPROOF LAUNDRY MARKER TO LABEL
ALL OF YOUR CHILDS ITEMS.
PLEASE TAKE CARE WHEN SELECTING YOUR CHILD'S BACKPACK NOT TO
PURCHASE ANYTHING TOO LARGE FOR THE CHILD TO HANDLE. ALSO,
OUR CLOSET SPACE IS LIMITED; SMALLER BACKPACKS ARE USUALLY
BETTER.