Redmond Parent Cooperative Preschool welcomes children ages three to five and operates under a play-based learning model. As a co-op, the school includes the entire family in the learning process and requires parents to help in the classroom once a week. The facility leases space from Redmond United Methodist Church, but is not affiliated with the church.
Best Beginnings Preschool provides a range of daily activities to foster children’s physical, cognitive, emotional, social, verbal and artistic growth. The school is an outreach program of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church and is located in the church building. They offer a non-demoninational curriculum for 3 and 4-year-old children as well as Pre-K children.
Faith Lutheran Church holds Sunday worship at 9am and 11am, in addition to Sunday School at 10:10am. The church offers many other programs and outreach services, including bible study. Faith Lutheran School, located on the church grounds, provides a comprehensive education for pre-school and elementary students.
Located on Northeast Union Hill Road, just off the 520, the Teddy Bear Creek Learning Center is a bright and cheery early education facility. The facility features a partially covered outdoor playground, and the staff is always busy watching over the children and making sure everything runs smoothly. For more information about the pre-school and child care facility, call the Teddy Bear Creek Learning Center during business hours.
Cascadia Montessori enrolls students in pre-kindergarten through fourth grade. In addition to a core curriculum of reading, math, spelling and language arts, Cascadia also offers instruction in cultural subjects, physical education and other areas. Before- and after-care is available.
Since 1987, Montessori Children's House has provided a high-quality early and elementary Montessori education to children in the Redmond area. The school's beautiful five-acre campus provides opportunities for students to learn about and connect with the natural world.
The Montessori method emphasizes independence, a noncompetitive environment and the availability of a wide variety of learning materials with which children can experiment at their own pace. Certified Montessori teachers guide, observe, assess and lead students through educational goals.