This week marked an exciting new chapter for Wesley United Methodist Church. We celebrated the dedication of our preschool program’s new building and unveiled its new name: My Marco Academy Learning Center and Child Care. Formerly known as Mother’s Morning Out, My Marco Academy reflects our expanded vision and focus on early childhood learning with an updated curriculum tailored to foster growth at each stage of development.
During this special ceremony, we proudly honored BobCholka, JeanCholka, and Cynda Mellish as the Academy’s honorary Godparents. We recognized their dedication, countless hours of support, and the love they have poured into this program. Their efforts, along with those of the program’s past leaders, have established a strong foundation for a program that has served the community for decades. Now, My Marco Academy builds upon this legacy with a commitment to excellence in faith-based, age-specific care and formation.
Serving children ages 1 to 4, My Marco Academy currently operates part-time on Tuesdays through Thursdays from 9 am to 1pm. The program is rooted in the mission of Wesley United Methodist Church: “Love God, Love People, and Walk Together in the Way of Jesus.” It’s a place where young learners grow not only in knowledge but also in kindness, respect, and faith.
Families are encouraged to learn more about the program by visitingwesleymarco.org/mymarcoacademy, emailing the program director, PattiMundinger, atmma@wesleymarco.org, or calling 239-394-3734. Please note that there are limited openings available for the current school year. We look forward to the wonderful moments ahead as we continue to serve and inspire the next generation!
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