1st Journey Learning Center
1759 Parkwood St, Jacksonville, FL
Most preschools in Jacksonville take part in Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK), for children who are 4 by September 1. It is free.
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1759 Parkwood St, Jacksonville, FL
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Preschool and pre-K
Before you enroll
Ask how the day runs: free play, circle time, outdoor time and naps. Ask what children do to get ready for kindergarten.
Many preschools run half days or school-year hours. If you work full time, ask about before- and after-care.
Ask for the tuition, the registration fee and whether the state's pre-K or child care assistance can pay part of it.
Open a listing for its state license, the ages it serves and, where the state publishes it, the inspection record.
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Questions
490 preschools and pre-K programs are listed in Jacksonville. A daycare without this tag may still run a preschool room; ask.
Pre-K is the year before kindergarten, usually for 4-year-olds, and many states fund free or low-cost pre-K. Preschool is the wider term for programs for children of about 3 to 5. Many daycares run both, and this list has both.
Yes. Florida runs Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK), for children who are 4 by September 1. It is free. Apply online on the Family Portal; the local early learning coalition reviews the application and, if approved, issues a Certificate of Eligibility to take to any VPK provider.
Pre-K is usually for children who turn 4 by a cutoff date in late summer or early fall, the year before kindergarten. Each state sets its own cutoff.
A preschool teaches children of about 3 to 5 before kindergarten, often for part of the day. A daycare looks after children while parents work, often all day, and many daycares run a preschool room. This list has both: places whose state record serves preschool-age children, that offer pre-K on their own website, or that are named a preschool.
Every listing here comes from the Florida child care license records.