Preschools in The Woodlands (camp, cars, best)

[hikingmom]

Hi, my daughter will be 22 months old in September. I have narrowed it down to three preschools: Interfaith, Children of The Woodlands, and Kids of the Kingdom. Does anybody have any experience with them that they can share?

Some of the places are first-come-first-served. If registration begins at 8 am what time should I get in line? Are people sleeping in their cars the night before to obtain a spot? Or people lined up outside the door? Doesn't this encourage bad behaviour (cutting in line, people saving spots for others, etc.)? Will there be someone monitoring? If someone could give me this specfics on how this works, I would appreciate it. I think I would much prefer the lottery system

Thanks!!

[Relo Houston to Dallas]

My son has been at Interfaith for two years. It is known to be one of the best preschools in the Woodlands. We love it there - his current teacher has been in her classroom for 15 years and is wonderful with the children. Seems to me there is low teacher turnover which is great. Since it is now past open registration, you should call to see if you there is an open spot or at least get on a waiting list.

Good luck!

[soasis]

We've had a wonderful experience with Kids of the Kingdom. The director is fantastic and we've had great teachers for both of our two children. I can't speak to the enrollment process because I had one child come in mid-year and then we were able to early enroll our second child (because a sibling attended already). Great school. Very caring and creative environment.

[woodsmommy]

I agree about Interfaith. It has the best program and rates. it might be hard to get at first so I would be there super early to register. It is known for parents to camp the night before to ensure a spot.

[BROWNPLAYBOY310]

Try PaddingtonBritish School.