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Register for Classes

Registration for the 2026-27 school year: All forms and payments relating to the 2027-27 school year will take place through our childcare software management system, Brightwheel. 

 

2026-27 Admissions Timeline

  • November-January: Tours (optional). Email the office to schedule.

  • January 6 at 10:00am: Registration opens for current, returning and First Presbyterian Church families with a registration form and fee of $85.

  • January 12 at 10:00am: Registration opens for new families with a registration form and fee of $100. The link will be posted on our website.

  • January 30: Parents are notified if their child has a spot or if they have been waitlisted. For parents offered a spot, the enrollment process begins with the submission of the enrollment form and the May prepayment deposit (one-month tuition, credited towards their account). This step will confirm their child’s enrollment in our preschool. Families have two weeks to make this payment for their child’s spot to be secured.

  • After January: Rolling admissions continue for all families

Note: Our school year begins the day after Labor Day and ends the Friday before Memorial Day.

Tours

Tours of the school take place November, December, and January. 

We encourage you to come visit our school!  For families interested in registering their child for the next school year, we offer group tours periodically throughout the months of November, December and January during preschool hours. Please contact our office to schedule. 

Tuition & Fees

Registration Fee (non-refundable)

  • $85 for currently/formerly enrolled families & church families

  • $100 for all new families

Tuition for the 2026-27 School Year

  • 2-day program $270 monthly

  • 3-day program $340 monthly

  • 4-day program $400 monthly

  • 5-day program $430 monthly

 

Note: Please see our classes and extended programs page for information about available class options.

Play-Based
Learning

Child Directed & Teacher Guided

Our school embraces play-based learning as the best tool for helping to prepare children for essential 21st century learning skills.  These include collaboration, communication, critical thinking, creativity and confidence along with social/emotional development, language and math development.

Preschool General Inquiries

Our Curriculum

At our school, we champion play-based learning to develop essential 21st-century skills like collaboration, communication, critical thinking, creativity, confidence, and social-emotional growth. Our curriculum balances child-directed and teacher-guided play, fostering creativity and development. 

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