Welcome from Our Preschool Director

Welcome to Saint Rose of Lima Catholic Preschool!

Nicole Chauvin, Preschool Director

As a Catholic school alumnus, I feel as though He has brought me back home! It is truly a blessing to be a part of this Catholic preschool and elementary school where I am able to share the morals, values and faith that I have received with your children.

As the Preschool Director, Extended Care Director and mother, I am truly dedicated to preparing your children for academic excellence, spiritual development, social responsibility and instill the joy of learning.

I was born and raised in Houma, Louisiana, and moved back to Tennessee in 2017 with my husband and two children who both attend Saint Rose. I have a Master’s Degree in Education with a Specialty in Instruction and Curriculum and a Bachelor’s in Vocal Music Performance with a Concentration in Education. I have taught at public and Catholic schools over my 14 years of teaching. I have taught music to preschool through 12th grade, Language Arts to 5th and 6th grade, Science to 5th through 7th grade, and was the Assistant Principal for two years at a Catholic School in Louisiana before moving to Murfreesboro.

I believe in celebrating the innocence of early learners and encouraging their sense of wonder. Our caring team of teachers with expertise in early childhood education provides a nurturing, faith-based experience for your child. A small classroom ratio, an inquiry-based curriculum and enrichment programs taught by specialists are hallmarks of our state-licensed program. Our Preschool program balances an inclusive classroom with thoughtful integration into the elementary school environment.

I look forward to meeting you soon! Please stop by for a tour of our beautiful campus and faith-filled, state-licensed Preschool.

Joyfully,

Nicole Chauvin
Preschool Director
Extended Care Director
Saint Rose of Lima Catholic School

The future belongs to people with children, not with things. Things rust and break but every child is a universe of possibility that reaches into eternity, connecting our memories and our hopes in a sign of God’s love across the generations. That’s what matters. The soul of a child is forever.