3 Best Preschools in Salt Lake City, UT

“Children's Corner Preschool & Child Care has been a family-run business for 40 years. The child's particular interests and abilities are encouraged, and the teachers foster the development of new interests and skills through careful planning and individual evaluations, with a professionally planned curriculum that assists your child's academic, social, physical, and emotional development. The preschool is State Licensed, CPR & First Aid Certified, and has CCTV Surveillance. They provide structured Preschool, Transportation to Nearby Schools, Extended Day Care, and before and after-school programs. They have a developmental approach, which takes into account, individual growth patterns, socialization, emotional development, and cognitive learning programs. The morning activities are structured with story time, music, physical development, and small-muscle growth.”

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“Community Co-Op Nature School was founded by Janet Gillilan. They aim to engage children independently and socially, thinking of them as part of a teacher and parent-supported community. Genevieve Brown is the Director of the school. The school’s educational philosophy emphasizes developmentally appropriate experiential learning rather than formal academics. The foundation of their program is based on research that shows young children learn best by exploring the world around them through play. They offer classes on site at CCNS or in nature through their Wasatch Wanderers Program. Community Cooperative Nursery School focuses on exposure to diverse art projects and stories, a variety of different people, novel social situations, and enriching field trips.”

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“Neighborhood House offers nationally accredited toddler, preschool, after-school, and summer programs for children aged 15 months to 12 years old. Chris Torres is the Operations and Technology Director, and Jennifer Nuttall is the Executive Director of the school. They aim to provide quality, affordable daycare and support services to children and adults, based on families' ability to pay. The preschool has been committed to providing care that will assist families in their efforts toward self-sufficiency and enhancement of their quality of life. The preschool increases each child’s learning potential by stimulating intellectual growth, building self-confidence, and improving the social skills they will carry into adulthood. Neighborhood House offers support services to children and frail or aging adults based on families' ability to pay, by using a sliding fee scale.”

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