What is the difference between public and private preschool?

The biggest differences between private and public preschools are the cost (private preschools are a lot more expensive) and the faith-based affiliation of many private preschools.

What makes a preschool private?

Private preschools are not funded by taxes, so you have to pay for tuition, and they don't have the same curriculum requirements as public preschools.

What's the best age for preschool?

The age for preschool is typically set, with most preschools requiring kids to be at least 3 years of age and to be potty trained.

What's the difference between church preschool and private preschool?

The biggest difference between a church and a private preschool is that a church preschool will have a faith-based curriculum.

Is private preschool worth it?

A private preschool is worth it if you can afford the tuition and if you want a little bit more influence in your child's preschool curriculum. For example, you might want religious content included in your child's education, something that's typically not possible in public preschools.