Anonymous
05/07/2025 19:31
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Check out the British International School of Washington.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 21:50
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Anonymous wrote:The infant program at NPS is mainly for faculty and staff of the church and school and they only offer spaces to others after that. There is no guarantee that your infant will have a space there and faculty and staff will always be ahead of you on any waitlist.
Beauvoir also has an infant program with similar parameters to NPS.
The NPS program is probably easier to find a space in, however, since the faculty and staff pool there is smaller than that of the cathedral close.
Second for Beauvoir but they do prioritize staff’s children for that age. Not impossible though
Anonymous
05/06/2025 17:27
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Anonymous wrote:Some Montessori schools do.
+1
Anonymous
05/06/2025 17:10
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
The infant program at NPS is mainly for faculty and staff of the church and school and they only offer spaces to others after that. There is no guarantee that your infant will have a space there and faculty and staff will always be ahead of you on any waitlist.
Beauvoir also has an infant program with similar parameters to NPS.
The NPS program is probably easier to find a space in, however, since the faculty and staff pool there is smaller than that of the cathedral close.
Beauvoir also has an infant program with similar parameters to NPS.
The NPS program is probably easier to find a space in, however, since the faculty and staff pool there is smaller than that of the cathedral close.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 16:03
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think maybe Holton.
Holton starts in 3rd grade. There are no infants.
They do have infants but its for faculty and staff parents only.
That’s employee daycare then. Totally different.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 14:23
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Holton's daycare is for faculty and staff, but if they have space, they sometimes open those spot to others, but that rarely happens.
Stone Ridge does too (and it's for boys and girls), but it's also mostly for faculty and staff, but they have definitely have more space than Holton. And their co-ed program includes K, I believe.
Stone Ridge does too (and it's for boys and girls), but it's also mostly for faculty and staff, but they have definitely have more space than Holton. And their co-ed program includes K, I believe.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 13:53
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Barrie
Anonymous
05/06/2025 13:53
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Stone Ridge
Anonymous
05/06/2025 13:48
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think maybe Holton.
Holton starts in 3rd grade. There are no infants.
They do have infants but its for faculty and staff parents only.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 13:06
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Anonymous wrote:I think maybe Holton.
Holton starts in 3rd grade. There are no infants.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 13:04
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Some Montessori schools do.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 11:47
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
I think maybe Holton.
Anonymous
05/06/2025 11:38
Subject: Schools with infants/daycare
Are there schools besides St Patrick's, NPS, and Congressional that have an associated daycare where you can enroll infants? Would love to have the pre-school kid and the infant in the same school...