


Fee Structure
- $25
- $50
- $125 or
- Other

Bentley Community Preschool offers programs for children ages 2.5 to 5 years old. We have separate classes tailored to different developmental stages, including:
- Toddler Program (2.5-3 years)
- Preschool 3s Class (3-4 years)
- Pre-Kindergarten 4s Class (4-5 years)
Each class is designed to meet the specific developmental needs and learning capabilities of the respective age group.
Bentley Community Preschool employs a play-based, developmentally appropriate curriculum that focuses on:
- Social-emotional development
- Early literacy and language skills
- Questioning exploration
- Creative arts
- Physical development
Our approach is inspired by emergent curriculum principles, where children’s interests guide learning experiences. Certified early childhood educators design engaging, hands-on activities that promote curiosity and independent thinking.
We prioritize the safety and well-being of our students through:
- Low student-to-teacher ratios (maximum 10:1)
- Background-checked and CPR-certified staff
- Daily health screenings
- Clean and sanitized learning environments
- Secure entry system with parent sign-in/sign-out procedures
- Updated immunization requirements
- Comprehensive allergy management protocols
Our enrollment process is straightforward:
- Schedule a tour and look around
- Complete an application form
- Submit child’s health records and immunization documentation
- Pay registration fee and first month’s tuition
- Attend a family orientation session
We recommend early registration, as classes fill quickly. Priority is given to returning families and siblings of current students.
Nutrition is a key component of our holistic approach to child development:
- Provide balanced, nutritious snacks prepared on-site
- Accommodate dietary restrictions and allergies
- Teach basic nutrition and healthy eating habits
- Family-style dining to promote social skills
- Involve children in food preparation and gardening activities
- Offer vegetarian and alternative meal options
- Collaborate with nutritionists to design age-appropriate menus
- Send weekly menu plans to parents
We view meal times as important learning and social experiences that go beyond simply eating.
We prioritize transparent and consistent communication:
- Digital newsletters
- Quarterly detailed developmental reports
- Parent-teacher conferences twice a year
- Open-door policy for spontaneous discussions
- Monthly parent workshops and social events
- Digital portfolio tracking child’s progress and milestones
- Immediate notification system for any health or safety concerns
Our communication strategies ensure parents are actively involved in their child’s early education journey.