Our current preschool has indicated that Xavier has trouble staying focussed on an activity for long periods of time, which has proven to be difficult in the context of their program structure (i.e. when they are doing a science project, he loses focus and starts counting number charts on the wall).  At times, he requires more attention as he hops around from activity to activity which is difficult for the current ratio of the classroom (2 teachers to 15 students).  He currently attends preschool two mornings per week (this is the program structure for 3 year olds).  

I strongly believe that Xavier would benefit from a program that he can attend more frequently.  Xavier is well adjusted to time away from home and looks forward to going to school.  I have no reservations about him attending a lengthier program.

It seems clear to me that Xavier would benefit from an environment that will allow him to participate in activities that he would like to do, in that moment.  This will allow him to stay focussed on the activity at hand, as opposed to losing focus on an activity that everyone else is focussed on.

In addition, I have noticed that Xavier likes to take part in adult activities at home (i.e. he would rather help me vacuum, cook or do laundry, instead of playing with his train sets).  I wonder if this is why he loses focus at preschool - that is, he is 'forced' to participate in an activity he is not interested in.  I mentioned this to my doctor, who suggested your school.  She advised that while her daughters were students in your school, they took part in a variety of activities, and believed that Xavier would benefit from a program that incorporates the "other" activities that he is interested in. 