How to Choose the Right Preschool for Your Child

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When their family moved to Arizona, it cost 3 times the amount it had cost in their old home in Utah. She met some women who were running a preschool co-op. She was interested, but unsure if the moms would do enough to get her son ready for preschool.
She had her son enrolled in both preschool co-op and traditional preschool.
How Does a Preschool Co-Op Compare to Traditional Preschool?
Comparing the two, co-op was more fun.
There were more hands on activities.
There was more science. Her son was able to learn all the information. It was a more affordable and more fun way to get his preschool education.

What is a Preschool Co-op?
Preschool co-op is made up of a small group of parents with preschool age kids, and the parents each take turns teaching.
They would have each mom teach for a week, hosted at their house, once every six weeks.
They would rotate through the parents that were teaching.