There were lots from the above mentioned preschools along with individuals from a wide variety of other preschools. We were at a federal daycare and met families with kids from international org daycares, language focused daycares, and religious focused daycares. I wouldn’t let the feeder daycares deter you if you feel it’s a good fit for your family.

lol! Feeder for pre-K

You’ve got to be kidding me. Our kid when to our church preschool 2 half days a week and stayed with our nanny the rest of the time.

Anonymous wrote:The daycare “feeder” to BVR, if there is one, is NCRC.

Little Folks has always been a top feeder.

Lots of kids from NCRC and Little Folks. My kids went to NCRC.

We are at Beauvoir now and were at DCPS. There are a lot of kids from Metropolitan, NCRC and St. Columba's but there are a lot of kids who haven't gone there. I think it helped us get in - Beauvoir doesn't want to take every kid from a single daycare / prek program.

FWIW, our kid went to a charter school in DC for PK3 and was accepted to Beauvoir.

The daycare “feeder” to BVR, if there is one, is NCRC.

We’re interested in sending our kid to BVR and want to apply for their Pre-K entry year. I know it is a larger entry class but also lot of siblings slots, etc and competitive.

Is there really such a thing as a “feeder” to pre-K? It seems crazy to say out loud especially from my original Midwest roots. I realize there are certain daycares/Pre-k3 schools that send higher numbers to BVR but there is also some self-selection in that group. Is it more a signaling effect around being able to afford tuition at BVR?