
Compare 29 preschools in Maryland. Browse by city, see parent reviews and ratings, and find the best program for your child.
Find 29 preschool programs across Maryland designed to prepare children ages 3–5 for kindergarten. Programs range from play-based to academic-focused curricula. Browse by city to compare options, read parent reviews, and choose the right preschool for your child.
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Reviewers highlight the caring and supportive teachers who create a safe, clean, and home-like environment for children. The center is noted for its Islamic foundation, with parents expressing appreciation for the kindness and support provided to their families.
Messiah Lutheran Preschool receives universal 5-star ratings from parents who consistently praise the caring, attentive staff and nurturing learning environment. Parents highlight the play-based approach, individualized attention to children's needs, and smooth transition experiences for new students.
Parents describe the program as wonderful and great in every way, while noting the facility is a quaint church with ample parking and a playground. The few reviews highlight the nice church environment and positive preschool experience. No specific complaints about the childcare itself were mentioned.
Lutheran Church of St Andrew Preschool in Silver Spring receives consistently high praise from parents. The preschool program is noted for its caring teachers, engaging curriculum, and strong communication with families. Parents particularly highlight the welcoming community atmosphere and the positive impact on their children's development and social growth.
Parents consistently praise Beth El Preschool as part of a welcoming congregation and community. Reviews highlight the safe, secure environment, quality teachers, and educational curriculum tailored to students. Families appreciate the range of activities, facilities, and sense of belonging within the broader Beth El community.
St. Alphonsus Preschool in Woodstock, Maryland receives universally positive reviews from parents who praise the nurturing, creative environment and dedicated staff. Parents consistently report their children thriving academically and socially, feeling well-prepared for kindergarten, and developing a genuine love of school.
Bet Yeladim Preschool in Columbia, Maryland receives consistently high praise from parents, with all reviews rating it 5/5 stars. Parents highlight the nurturing staff, warm community atmosphere, strong Jewish education foundation, and enriching activities that support children's development and create lasting memories.
Temple Isaiah Preschool in Fulton, Maryland receives consistently high praise from the community. Parents highlight the welcoming atmosphere, caring clergy and staff, and strong sense of community. The facility is noted for its inclusive approach to interfaith families and diverse programming.
Prep & Play Preschool receives overwhelmingly positive feedback for its dedicated staff, quality curriculum, and nurturing environment that prepares children well for elementary school. The majority of parents praise the center's professionalism, care, and structure. However, two negative reviews cite the owner (Tammy) as being rude and disrespectful during parent interactions.
Parents highlight the school's welcoming atmosphere, noting that teachers are fantastic and the director is amazing, creating a family-like environment. Reviewers report that their children enjoy the program and have learned significantly during their time in preschool.
Feedback for King David Preschool is mixed, with some parents reporting that their children are happy and feel safe, while others criticize the facility's educational value and physical maintenance. Specific complaints include concerns about the sidewalks and the claim that children do not learn anything.
Columbia Academy Preschool 4 receives mixed reviews. Positive reviews praise the quality activities, dedicated staff, and overall experience, while negative reviews cite staffing shortages, illness concerns, poor organization, dismissive management, and inadequate supervision for the high cost.
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