Aria Smith
Norfolk, VA 23502 · address shared with families
Preschools and pre-K programs in Norfolk, with the ages each one serves, its hours and its state record.
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Norfolk, VA 23502 · address shared with families
956 Berkley Avenue Ext., Norfolk, VA
844 & 848 Jerome Avenue, Norfolk, VA
418 East Bute Street, Norfolk, VA
820 Colonial Avenue, Norfolk, VA
531 Raleigh Avenue, Norfolk, VA
1101 Jamestown Crescent, Norfolk, VA
2695 Azalea Garden Road, Norfolk, VA
107 Seekel Street, Norfolk, VA
931 Glenrock Road, Norfolk, VA
1025 Newtown Road, Norfolk, VA
7425 Chesapeake Blvd, Norfolk, VA
9573 Shore Drive, Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA 23505 · address shared with families
2510 Walmer Avenue, Norfolk, VA
8055 Carlton Street, Norfolk, VA
8065 Carlton Street, Norfolk, VA
1000 Bolling Avenue, Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA 23518 · address shared with families
Norfolk, VA 23513 · address shared with families
883 Norfolk Square, Norfolk, VA
1010 E. Brambleton Ave., Norfolk, VA
2901 East Little Creek Road, Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA 23504 · address shared with families
1900 Llewellyn Avenue, Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA 23508 · address shared with families
6510 N. Military Highway, Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA 23502 · address shared with families
Norfolk, VA 23513 · address shared with families
Norfolk, VA 23505 · address shared with families
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
115 preschools and pre-K programs are listed in Norfolk. 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.
Head Start is free for children 3 to 5 from families who qualify, and many school districts run free pre-K classes. School-district pre-K is often not on child care license lists, so check with your school district too.
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 Virginia child care license records.