Monday, 12 November 2018

Toddler Preschool King County Redmond WA


At the preschool, find out whether or not the facility is licensed or registered and meets your state's requirements. The preschool that has fulfilled state requirements typically has a higher standard of care because they are required to provide it. This is not necessarily a reason to choose or dismiss a preschool as being appropriate for your child, but most parents feel more comfortable knowing that their preschool is being monitored.

Find out the hours of operation and determine whether the hours that are offered are a good fit for your child's body clock. Of course, cost has to be factored into your decision about which preschool your child will attend. Find out if the fees must be paid in full prior to your child's attendance or whether there is a payment plan. Preschool King County Redmond offer a discount if you have more than one child attending the school.


Ask what the teacher-to-student ratio is for your toddler's prospective class. Preschool in East Side Redmond WA is very large and have several teachers working in a single class. Generally, the younger the children, the lower the ratio should be. For example, for two- to almost-three-year-olds, experts consider the best ratio to be one adult to every four or five children.

Don't get so caught up in the ratio that you don't pay attention to whether all of the children are actually being monitored. A school can have many more teachers than are necessary for the number of children and still lack adequate supervision. Make sure that you're comfortable with the teacher-to-student interaction.

Ask whether the teacher plans to have any contact with the parents. Will this be in the form of a conference or a telephone call? Is the parent allowed to call the teacher with concerns? Can you and the teacher communicate by e-mail? Practically every preschool has a policy regarding communicating with the parents, and you should find out what it is so that you can make use of the system from day one.

Are there any breaks so toddlers can rest or have a snack? How might toileting accidents be handled? How are children disciplined? Make a list of all the questions that you would like to have answered and take them with you. Most preschool directors who are comfortable with their policies and program will not hesitate to address any of your concerns.

How does the school "feel"? In other words, do the kids there seem happy for the most part? Do the teachers appear to really enjoy what they are doing? Do you hear giggles, noises, and other sounds that let you know everyone is having a good time? Is it eerily quiet? Do the teachers seem overworked, tired, or grumpy? If the school "feels" right, you'll know it and this will be a good sign.

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