Peachtree Presbyterian Preschool

coffeekitten

Anyone send their little ones here? Thinking about taking a part time teaching position and it would mean moving both my girls here so they would be at work with me. Wondering about the program (both the nursery drop off and the separate preschool with the Reggio classrooms).

andrea922

I have friends who go there and love it.

I didn't know it was Reggio, and we don't go there, but my son does go to a Reggio school (APP) and we love, love, love it. We love the philosophies and the teaching and just everything about it. 

virginia&alan

Merritt just finished her first year there and I thought it was great and she seemed to have a blast.  For me, the Reggio method just translated to my child coming home every day covered in paint, but she's 3 and that's par for the course.  In the Fall, she'll be in the 3-day program plus Splendid Day and the gymnastics add-on. 

As for the nursery drop off, I've used it a couple of times, but several of my friends use it religiously (no pun intended).  All of the caregivers are wonderful and it's a great bang for your buck.  My only critique would be that there isn't much in the way of stimulation for the little ones.  They're mostly parked in swings or high chairs.  Not that they can do much more when they're that young, I just prefer to take my girls to our gym because the caregivers are more interactive and it's the same price to me.

That.Just.Happened

I have several friends whose kids go there and they love it.  Also have 2 friends who teach there in the 2 & 3 year old rooms and they are both wonderful.

coffeekitten

Thanks for letting me know! I'm so indecisive. I love where they are, OPP but several friends have pulled their kids out for various reasons. I also have wanted to be a SAHM for so long and now have my wish but this opportunity is a good one and might not come along again, but at the same time, neither will the opportunity to stay home..... so don't know what to do!