Welcome To Stottlemyer Early Childhood Center

I hope everyone stayed warm and cozy this weekend!

The sunshine today felt wonderful!

Attached is our school's newsletter for the month of February. Please save the date (2/23) for our Kindergarten Information Session. Kindergarten teachers, Young 5's teachers, principals, Special Education staff, and Multi Language staff will be in attendance to share more information about kindergarten in Wayne-Westland!

NEWSLETTER: Stottlemyer Updates - February 1, 2026

 

 

Intra-County Schools of Choice Opens March 2, 2026

2026-2027 Intra-County Schools of Choice (non-resident students)

*Section 105c schools of choice programs provide students with the option to enroll in a school district that is within another intermediate school district but shares a boundary line with their intermediate school district.

The Intra-County School of Choice window is March 2, 2026 through August 28, 2026.

All applicants MUST submit a two-year behavior report (grades 1-12), along with the Affirmation of Prior Discipline form filled out by parent/guardian and the previous school. All applicants MUST also submit their most recent report card (grades 6-8) or high school transcript (grades 9-12).

Families are responsible for transportation. For more information, call the Curriculum and Instruction office at 734-419-2083.

A BEHAVIOR REPORT FROM THE LAST TWO YEARS,  ATTENDANCE RECORD, AND REPORT CARD/TRANSCRIPT MUST BE TURNED IN BEFORE THE APPLICATION IS REVIEWED. INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Wayne-Westland Wrap Up

The Wayne-Westland Wrap Up

This edition's topic....snow days. In light of a very crazy January, I wanted to share my thoughts when making those decisions. The amount of snow is definitely a factor as well as when it will come (a large amount of snow at 4 am cannot be cleared prior to school starting).

The Wayne-Westland Wrap Up- January 30, 2026

Care Solace January is National Thank You Month - Thank Someone.

Care Solace Article : National Thank You Month

January is National Thank You Month—a time to reflect on those who’ve made an impact in our lives and express gratitude.

We are so thankful for your dedication to our students and community. Your efforts inspire learning, growth, and compassion every day.

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Did You Know Video Series

Did You Know Video Series

Kick off January by getting up to date on our Did You Know video series produced by Wayne-Westland Community Schools that follows Interim Superintendent Catherine Cost, Ed.D. as she visits schools, departments and programs across the district. Along the way, we highlight the dedicated staff, departments, and programs that show how, in Wayne-Westland, Great Futures Start Right Here.

Watch the Did You Know Video Series Now


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Vision:

Connect, Include, Nurture, Inspire.Mission:Stottlemyer Early Childhood Center builds and fosters connections with families, students, staff,and our community to provide an inclusive environment for all learners that promotes success of the whole child through exploration and play to inspire every child to become a confident,independent, and life long learner.

We Believe:

  • Children learn in a safe, kind, nurturing, inclusive and respectful environment.
  • Building relationships with all students, families, and staff is a crucial link for educational success.
  • By providing families with resources, trainings, and connections within the community we empower their children to become lifelong learners.
  • In the development of the whole child including developing social emotional skills, individual interests and fostering independence.
  • Data and curriculum are used as a guide for individualized instruction.
  • Children learn through play at their own pace and all growth should be celebrated.
  • Providing every child with a positive learning environment and diverse experiences sets a foundation for learning success.

Points of Pride

Stottlemyer Early Childhood Center is a well rounded family center that offers resources to families who qualify from birth to age five. We have dedicated specialist personnel including two nurses, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and a psychologist to meet the unique needs of each of our students.

All families are welcome at Stottlemyer! We offer tuition free programs for families who qualify in addition to affordable tuition-based preschool for those who don’t meet state and federal earning thresholds. We also offer specialty programs for students with special developmental needs that combine highly skilled and specialized programming with opportunities to interact with and be included in general education preschool programs. The SXI  Program offers a wide range of accommodations, modifications, and use of assistive technology throughout the school day to meet EVERY student where he/she is at.

We offer a wide range of parent resources and supports. We have before and after care for students to better accommodate parent working schedules. We seek continuous parent involvement in our school through participation in our parent policy committee, numerous during and after school events for families, and daily opportunities for families to volunteer in the classroom. 

Administration

Jennifer Page, Ed.D.
Preschool Principal

Contact Us

Stottlemyer Early Childhood

34801 Marquette
Westland, MI 48185

Phone: 734-419-2630
Fax: 734-595-2573
 

Champions Before and After Care

Phone: (734) 512-8571

Office Hours

Mon - Th 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Student Hours

See Program Schedules




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Website Accessibility

Website Accessibility Policy 

Wayne-Westland Community Schools (“District”) is committed to ensuring accessibility of its website for students, parents, employees, and members of the public. All pages on the District’s website will conform to the W3C WAI’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, Level AA conformance, or updated equivalents of those guidelines. The District will continue to test future releases/updates of its website and remains committed to maintaining its compliance and serving the widest possible audience. To this end, the District will perform periodic accessibility audits of its website.

Please report any concerns on the Accessibility Concerns page. 

Web Accessibility Coordinator:
Scott Mastenbrook
734 419-2009
MastenbrookS@wwcsd.net