What’s a Good preschool in Montgomery County Rockville/potomac area?

[Anonymous]

Any recommendations?

[Anonymous]

Rockville Nursery School off Adclare Rd (exit 6 from 270). Terrific teachers, small classes.

[Anonymous]

Christ Episcopal School in Rockville has an excellent preschool. The teachers are really warm and supportive and and have a ton of experience. They can handle all of the little ups and downs of toddler/pre-K development with ease, appropriate support and professionalism. I've seen a couple of kids who had separation anxiety when they first started and they were sooo good and patient with them - like, beyond. We had our son there and he is now in 1st grade but we have a toddler we are enrolling there in the Fall and are actually excited about being there again. But my older son still talks about them and asks to visit.

[Anonymous]

What type of schedule are you looking for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What type of schedule are you looking for?

This. Are you looking for full time or MWF half days classes?

[Anonymous]

Coop or regular? There’s also ECC and Georgetown hill off falls. Potomac Glen, Geneva

[Anonymous]

Rockville/Derwood area there is Mill Creek Parish Preschool. Very much a word of mouth kind of place. A few of my coworkers kids went there. It's been fantastic for my shy/slow to warm up child. Lots of schedule options.

[Anonymous]

Geneva Day School is the best! And definitely stay for kindergarten. Your child will love it.

[Anonymous]

We loved Bethesda Country Day School.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Christ Episcopal School in Rockville has an excellent preschool. The teachers are really warm and supportive and and have a ton of experience. They can handle all of the little ups and downs of toddler/pre-K development with ease, appropriate support and professionalism. I've seen a couple of kids who had separation anxiety when they first started and they were sooo good and patient with them - like, beyond. We had our son there and he is now in 1st grade but we have a toddler we are enrolling there in the Fall and are actually excited about being there again. But my older son still talks about them and asks to visit.

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Our DD was there for PK3 and PK4 and had a similar experience at CES.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christ Episcopal School in Rockville has an excellent preschool. The teachers are really warm and supportive and and have a ton of experience. They can handle all of the little ups and downs of toddler/pre-K development with ease, appropriate support and professionalism. I've seen a couple of kids who had separation anxiety when they first started and they were sooo good and patient with them - like, beyond. We had our son there and he is now in 1st grade but we have a toddler we are enrolling there in the Fall and are actually excited about being there again. But my older son still talks about them and asks to visit.

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Our DD was there for PK3 and PK4 and had a similar experience at CES.

I’ve heard that CES is fundraising to keep the doors open. Does anyone know if there’s a realistic chance they won’t meet their goals?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Geneva Day School is the best! And definitely stay for kindergarten. Your child will love it.

I second Geneva Day School.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christ Episcopal School in Rockville has an excellent preschool. The teachers are really warm and supportive and and have a ton of experience. They can handle all of the little ups and downs of toddler/pre-K development with ease, appropriate support and professionalism. I've seen a couple of kids who had separation anxiety when they first started and they were sooo good and patient with them - like, beyond. We had our son there and he is now in 1st grade but we have a toddler we are enrolling there in the Fall and are actually excited about being there again. But my older son still talks about them and asks to visit.

+ 1
Our DD was there for PK3 and PK4 and had a similar experience at CES.

I’ve heard that CES is fundraising to keep the doors open. Does anyone know if there’s a realistic chance they won’t meet their goals?

They're open for business -- open now and have reached agreement / fundraising to remain in business going forward.