At Premier Preschools your child's safety is our first priority. We begin at the front doors! Our buildings are equipped with biometric fingerprint identification for allowing access to classroom areas of the building. All parents are issued pin numbers used in conjunction with their fingerprint to allow admissions to area of the building where children are.
All classrooms are designed with safety in mind. All flooring, shelving and materials meet safety requirements. Classroom doors have child safety finger guards to protect little fingers from getting shut in doors. Our playgrounds meet stringent safety requirements as identified by IPEMA and CPSC. Premier Preschools, established in 1999, are locally owned and operated by Bill and Cyndie Allen.
All classrooms are designed with safety in mind. All flooring, shelving and materials meet safety requirements. Classroom doors have child safety finger guards to protect little fingers from getting shut in doors. Our playgrounds meet stringent safety requirements as identified by IPEMA and CPSC. Premier Preschools, established in 1999, are locally owned and operated by Bill and Cyndie Allen.
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Premier Preschools are committed to providing a safe, nurturing environment, where together educators, families, and community members employ a variety of instructional approaches to help each child reach their highest potential. Premier Preschools are founded on the principle that within every child there is the potential for learning that is virtually unlimited.
The goal of a preschool curriculum is to encourage children to be actively involved in the learning process, to experience a variety of developmentally appropriate activities and materials, and to pursue their own interest in the context of life and the world.
However, preschool curriculum is not just goals of the program and the planned activities, but also the daily schedule, the availability and use of materials, transitions between activities and the way in which routine tasks of living are implemented.
However, preschool curriculum is not just goals of the program and the planned activities, but also the daily schedule, the availability and use of materials, transitions between activities and the way in which routine tasks of living are implemented.
Premier Preschool's infant rooms provide your child with a warm and nurturing environment. Our classrooms are child-centered and designed to stimulate creative exploration and support discovery through meaningful, real-life experiences. Adult-child interactions are essential to early brain development.
Our toddler room is designed to provide increasing developmental challenges for our youngest toddlers while still providing the nurturing environment of the infant room. Children in our toddler room follow a consistent daily schedule which includes large and small group activities, outside time, choice time and set meal periods.
Our Early Preschool is a class designed specifically for older toddler aged children. In this program we begin to introduce the daily routine of the preschool classrooms, in accordance with the advancing developmental level of children in this age range. Teachers conduct small and large group times and allow plenty of time for free exploration of materials.
Reviews (7)
Nedra B.
Jan 09, 2022
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This school fools you with all the info on their website and the façade of professionalism. My child (18 month old) was bitten, scratched deeply and received a black eye all in a week and a half. We were not called when these things happened during the day but he needed wipes and they called like telemarketers! The last straw was when I picked my child up and he was crying, when I took a good look at him, he had a black eye forming and his face was swelling! When I asked what happened, not 1 of the 3 teachers in the classroom could tell me what happened. Asked the Director Ms. James (RUDE, HATES
Olyvia C.
Jul 01, 2021
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Amy Woods
Dec 28, 2018
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This review is a long time coming. We had some bad experiences with unkindness and not changing diapers at 2 other local “prestigious” daycares. We were a nervous wreck trying to find another daycare facility. When I toured Premire on Research I was instantly greeted with warmth. This place had good homey-vibes that I had not experienced anywhere else. We have now been attending for almost a year and my only regret is not finding this facility from the start!
Before Premier, My son stayed sick CONSTANTLY and just as sure as we started here, he has only been sick a couple times. My son finally
Before Premier, My son stayed sick CONSTANTLY and just as sure as we started here, he has only been sick a couple times. My son finally
Astareski Walker
Sep 30, 2018
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My son has been at Premier since September of this year and it’s by far the best school he’s attended in Huntsville since we moved here. He’s 4 years young and had to endure two horrible daycares before Premier called me and told me he was at the top of the waiting list. He’s in OSR pre-k and the monthly tuition is VERY affordable. Unlike other schools he’s attended, the teachers are attentive to ALL children and it’s a loving environment. All of the staff are nice! They greet you coming in and tell you to have a great rest of your day leaving out. I love the fact that this campus is
Melissa Kelly
Jul 08, 2018
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We love Premier Preschool! The teachers have been fantastic and really care about my kids. I also love that they offer extracurricular activities (soccer and ballet) onsite during regular hours. It provides a mechanism for the kids to enjoy those activities without having weeknights and weekends completely booked. Premier Preschool also offers monthly "Parents' Night Out" events, in which the teachers can sign up to babysit on campus one Friday each month. It allows parents a night out with affordable babysitting that you trust because it's the same teachers that care for your kids all day. Highly
Holley Wenter
Sep 05, 2015
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My child was in the Pre-K program. The interior of this school is outdated. The playground has been updated. Last year, they moved the Pre-K class into the gym for the year to make room for a pre-k class that's being funded by grants. This was purely a financial decision without any regard for our children. The gym has no windows and is a gym not a classroom. Several students left. Recently there has been a child that is causing lots of problems including hitting several children several times a day. My child has been affected by this. The school is refusing to do anything. I asked to have my child
Denise W.
Mar 10, 2011
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