| Form 5578 must be filed by churches that operate, supervise, or control a private school, including preschools. |
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| There are private and public preschools, nursery schools, and kindergartens in both rural and urban settings. |
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| Observational data were collected at two preschools and a pre-kindergarten class for 12 weeks. |
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| Bermuda is well equipped with nursery and preschools set up to accept children of working mothers. |
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| In evaluating applications, a number of preschools secretly give letter grades to families. |
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| You may need additional childcare as most preschools operate three-hour sessions, with normal school holidays of around 13 weeks a year. |
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| Mohawk, Arapaho, and Blackfeet have developed preschools and elementary schools where their language is the language of instruction. |
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| However, children face tremendous pressure and competition to gain admission into preschools. |
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| I see no reason why preschools should be academic at all, because for kids of preschool age, their most important work is play. |
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| The proposals are also vague on the subject of privately run preschools as opposed to those programs run by the government. |
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| In her spare time she volunteers at preschools, creating visual arts workshops for young students. |
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| She also notes that in those few other cultures that do have preschools, the schools are not competitive learning centers. |
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| Consequently, the number of preschools and nursery schools continued to expand. |
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| In addition, most of the foreign teachers employed by preschools are not qualified to teach. |
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| For many years, the role of preschools was considered one of providing custodial care and security, and preparing children for formal schooling. |
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| Phonemic awareness can be incorporated into preschools and kindergartens in a developmentally appropriate fashion. |
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| Those who can afford expensive private preschools often don't want to see them filled with middle-class riff-raff. |
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| Nuns also provided cheap personnel for preschools, infirmaries, sanitariums, asylums, soup kitchens, and orphanages, especially in the North. |
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| The Soviet state provided nurseries and preschools for children, from the smallest infants through seven-year-olds starting elementary school. |
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| It is taught in preschools, in primary schools, in intermediate schools, in secondary schools, in tertiary institutions, and in homes and offices throughout the nation. |
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| Many preschools have put more emphasis on basic academic skills such as writing, reading and mathematics to enable toddlers to pass the entrance tests at elementary schools. |
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| Early childhood education programs provided by preschools and kindergartens undoubtedly offer an opportunity for children to develop their full potential. |
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| Native Spanish-speaking students in SERF preschools are pr med for the transition to learning in English. |
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| Collaborations with area Head Start and other private preschools helped fund a public preschool in one district. |
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| They were often enrolled in special education classes rather than public preschools. |
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| An example is the widespread use of computers in preschools and elementary schools to improve sagging literacy skills. |
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| As academics become a priority at some preschools, parents should worry that their offspring may not develop much-needed social skills. |
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| Most programs are not subsidized by government, making preschools relatively expensive even though the staff is typically poorly compensated. |
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| In the United States, students who may benefit from special education receive services in preschools. |
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| The site launched by Mom Trusted, an online community helping parents find childcare centers and local preschools, is gaining momentum in recent months. |
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| The researchers urged preschools to develop napping guidelines and further research on how to protect and promote naptime for young children to enhance their learning. |
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| As the Kensington story suggests, co-op nursery schools were neighborhood preschools, owned and operated by mothers of the children who attended them. |
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| This study describes the experiences of 4-year-olds in two public preschools, one a typical district preschool and the other an experimental preschool. |
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| The promise was welcomed by Shelley Robinson from the Preschools Alive campaign, which turned preschool funding into an election issue. |
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| Preschool education is delivered also by PreSchools, also referred to as Playschools or Playgroups. |
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| Preschools also adopt American ideas about justice, such as the rule of law and the idea that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. |
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| Preschools are also subject to inspection by local Social Services. |
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| Preschools have adopted various methods of teaching, such as Montessori, Waldorf, Head Start, HighScope, Reggio Emilia approach, Bank Street and Forest kindergartens. |
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