Ferry Farm Baptist Church Preschool

My daughter excelled in this preschool! Her kindergarten teacher said she was blown away by how ready she was for elementary school!
--Submitted by a parent

I have a son that attends preschool here. It is an awesome school and I highly recommend it to anyone. The other reviews are right on the money. The Director, Pat Montrief, has such a love of children and the parents. It is very apparent from the moment you meet her. The teachers are so dedicated to the children. They are friendly, loving, compassionsate and attentive to each childs individual needs. But, most important, they incorporate Bible teachings and lessons into everyday learning. That is what impresses me the most. Being a mom of 3 (one being special needs), I am so busy that sometimes I forget how to 'talk' about God during our normal daily activities. My son is so excited to go to school each day. We are very happy with FFBPreschool!
--Submitted by a parent

I have been so thrilled with this preschool. It is a loving, christian environment with educational presence. The teachers are more than willing to effectively communicate with parents and are also willing to chat at the beginning or end of the school day. The pressures of school are not present but the curriculum prepares preschoolers for 'big' school. I would highly recommend this preschool to anyone!
--Submitted by Courtney Harris, a parent

I am so happy with this school. Classroom time is structured, but not rigid (it's preschool!). They have Spanish, Music and Gym classes each day along w/outdoor playtime (weather permitting). They have a planned craft time, circle time (reading) and snack time every day. Parents are invited to come read a story, share their profession or attend parties. Teachers are always willing to take a minute at the end of the day to discuss any concerns you may have. A monthly 'newsletter' goes home from each class reviewing what they covered last month and what is planned for the following month. Most teachers hang a note outside the door at the end of the day reviewing what is done that day so that you have conversation starters for the ride home. Instead of 'what did you do today?' 'Nothing', It's 'How did you like xxxx today?'
--Submitted by a parent