It is time to put my daughter into pre-k. She just turned 3 and she needs to be around kids her own age. However, I am conflicted which pre-k to choose. I am currently looking at Primrose @ Parkwood Hill and Children's Courtyard @ Parkwood Hill. Any advise would be appreciated.
I am thinking the same exact question as I sit here today. I was wondering what you ended up doing and what you based your decision on. Are you happy with what you did? Thanks so much!
We are at Parkwood Hill and LOVE the teachers and Directors at this facility. I have a 2 ½ year old in Pre-School (where I assume your little one would be) and he comes home with lipstick on his cheeks every day… very loving environment! He talks really good now and is counting to 25!
My 4 year old is in their Pre-K (where your angel will be next) and the teacher, Mrs. Jones, is a degreed professional and excellent! She provides a steady flow of feedback and I personally feel like we are a team! He has been counting by 10s and 100s and writing small words.
Good Luck, this is a tough decision for any parent! Please let me know if you have any questions, I have had zero issues.
E.
They both seem nice, but when I was "shopping" I would have chosen Primrose @ Parkwood Hill b/c it's been there longer and has more stuff available. At the time that I was looking, Children's Courtyard was going to charge for the music class and didn't have Spanish, little things like that, that add up. I think they're both really nice facilities though. (Never heard of Parkland Hill---are you talking about Parkwood Hill?)
I was going to work at childrens courtyard.....but after going there for 1 day i would not suggest putting you child there. They pay their "teachers" $7 an hour...what person would work there for $7 an hour? Thats the same amount that walmart pays or Mcdonalds....
Have you looked into local churches in your area? Im not "christian" but we found a great lutheran church that i just LOVE! And its 1/2 the price as the corporate daycares.
