
Find the best preschools in Brighton, Colorado. Browse 9 options, compare ratings, and choose the right program for your child.
Ranked using a weighted score that combines Google rating with the number of parent reviews — preschools with more reviews rank higher than those with a high rating but few reviews. Last updated: March 2026.
625 S 8th Ave, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 52 children
Parents consistently praise FirstArt Preschool for its caring, attentive staff, small class sizes, and well-organized facilities. Children show notable improvements in confidence, social skills, and academic readiness. The school is described as a values-based learning environment with engaging activities, field trips, and enrichment classes.
1595 E Southern Street, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 32 children
One parent describes the center as having excessive conditions and staff who only engage when they choose to. The single review provided offers no positive feedback regarding the program.
3707 Estrella St, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 32 children
305 S 5th Ave, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 16 children
1850 E Egbert St G 20, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 80 children
1605 Long Peak, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 32 children
89 N 6th Ave, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 50 children
39 S 3rd St, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 39 children
One parent reports that their son has learned significantly and loves the patient teachers, noting convenience and safety, while another parent describes a disturbing incident where a staff member yelled at and pointed a finger at a child for running indoors, raising concerns about care quality.
130 S Main St, Brighton, CO · Capacity: 74 children
A few parents describe serious concerns regarding staff behavior, noting instances of yelling at infants and general rudeness. Additional complaints highlight poor hygiene standards, such as dirty facilities and diapers left unchanged, alongside allegations of unfair treatment and inconsistent meal service.
Brighton has 9 preschool programs designed to prepare children ages 3-5 for kindergarten. These programs focus on early literacy, social skills, and structured learning in a nurturing environment.
When choosing a preschool in Brighton, consider visiting facilities in person, checking their licensing status, and asking about staff-to-child ratios, daily routines, and safety policies.
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Parents consistently praise FirstArt Preschool for its caring, attentive staff, small class sizes, and well-organized facilities. Children show notable improvements in confidence, social skills, and academic readiness. The school is described as a values-based learning environment with engaging activities, field trips, and enrichment classes.
One parent describes the center as having excessive conditions and staff who only engage when they choose to. The single review provided offers no positive feedback regarding the program.
One parent reports that their son has learned significantly and loves the patient teachers, noting convenience and safety, while another parent describes a disturbing incident where a staff member yelled at and pointed a finger at a child for running indoors, raising concerns about care quality.
A few parents describe serious concerns regarding staff behavior, noting instances of yelling at infants and general rudeness. Additional complaints highlight poor hygiene standards, such as dirty facilities and diapers left unchanged, alongside allegations of unfair treatment and inconsistent meal service.
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