Good Preschools in Nashua

Updated on February 01, 2009
A.W. asks from Nashua, NH
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We live in Nashua and are looking for good preschools. Any recommendations?

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Thank you so much for responses! I'll look into those schools this coming week!

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J.F.

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Hello,
I have worked in many preschools in Nashua and the only 2 I would ever send my own child to is The Goddard School, and Bright Horizons. They both have very qualified fun, creative teachers on hand and they definately have the best curriculum. Good Luck

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K.C.

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My son started at White Wing School in the fall. The teachers helped him get transition smoothly and settle in. He looks forward to going to school each week and has lots of stories to tell me on the way home. The school has a parent volunteer group and numerous family fun events throughout the year. I have only positive things to say about the school. They know what they are doing and handle things the right way as far as I'm concerned. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

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B.R.

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My daughter is currently in the play pals program run through Nashua Early education program. She attends at a Nashua public school. She goes 3 afternoons a week and is learning quite a bit besides socialization. The cost is $160 a month. A friend of mine sends her 4 year old to Winter Garden and also sent her first child as well. She is very happy there. Also, 3 half days at the cost of $190 a month. Good luck in your search.

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J.S.

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I just finished the preschool search for my daughter. She will start at White Wing next September. The national accreditation program has a website that you can use to get info on programs (http://www.naeyc.org/families). There are a lot of programs that aren't accredited, which according to a preschool-teaching friend of mine isn't necessarily a bad thing. There were 3 programs I like equally, and picked White Wing because it was the cheapest of the 3. A kindergarten-teaching friend of mine likes Chapel School because its students come to her class the best prepared. I also liked Children's Winter Garden.

Registration stared in January, so don't take too long deciding!

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M.W.

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A., I agree with Jenn F as I have also heard great things about those 2 preschools, especially Bright Horizons. Also give the World School on Spitbrook Rd at exit 1 a look. Our 3 year old currently goes there for their preschool morning program. They have a variety of programs to fit most family situations and the staff are great. It is a very safe, nuturing environment. They also have K-6 incase you were interested in private preschool. Hope this helps.

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