Children’s House Preschool, Boulder | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I have had two of my kids attend Children’s House Preschool, and plan to have my third son attend as well. Children’s House is everything I was looking for in a preschool. We had tried several other preschools in Boulder and weren’t satisfied with any of them. Children’s House has excellent, highly trained and capable teachers; most have degrees in early childhood education. In addition, their “storybook journey” program with a new book /school theme every month, the school environment is a constantly changing and stimulating experience for the children. However, my favorite aspect of CHP is their focus on diversity- both cultural and economic. Through grants and diligent work to connect with public funding they try to ensure that around 50% of their enrolled students are recipients of scholarships (for financial need). In addition, they actively work to create a welcoming environment for students of many different languages and cultures that celebrates diversity without sacrificing the program quality. In Boulder, schools and other groups can be pretty homogeneous so this was a very welcome change for me.

The environment at children’s House Preschool is loving, mildly paced and excellent for learning experiences for all children at different levels of understanding. Children are encouraged to be confident, self leaders, be team leaders or be part of a team, express themselves and share their experiences and knowledge. I could go on and on. It is a wonderful environment. Best of all parents and family can view their love ones every time their is a posted activity involving their love one through Storypark. This is so meaningful to me because I am Zadie Saaks grandmother who lives in North Carolina. I feel like I am with Zadie every time one of the teachers post an activity Zadie

We love Children’s House! Great curriculum, great teacher/student ratio, the children garden, compost, play outside, focus on stories and comprehension and the teachers are clearly dedicated to all the students. The kids help with snack time (healthy organic foods–even foods the kids grow in the summer) they paint, do art, costumes, puzzles, different themes for the month to learn about space, the ocean etc. And the teachers post updates and photos on the Parent/teacher website “StoryPark” so you can see what your child did during the day, talk about their activities and pictures with them–it’s just a wonderful little school. So happy we found them.