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Preschools in Anderson County

Are you looking for a preschool in Anderson County? Here’s our list of preschools recommended by local parents that are located in Anderson County. This list includes private preschools, church preschools and more.

Preschools in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Prep Preschool

864.940.0125 | 1910 Commonwealth Lane, Anderson, SC

Offers: Montessori inspired classrooms for children ages 6 weeks – 5 years, along with elementary after school programs

Kid's Stuff Academy

864.225.7883 | 117 Midtown Square, Anderson , SC

Offers: Programs for children ages 6 weeks – 5 years and after school elementary care

Wonderhere

Preschool’s “mini” programs are available for ages 3 -5

WonderHere Anderson provides play-based, project-based learning where children explore, create, and grow through hands-on experiences, individualized learning, and a joyful, childhood-centered environment.

 

First Pres Day School Anderson

864.225.2551 | 302 West Whitner Street, Anderson, SC

Offers full day care for ages Infant through 4 years old, with afterschool programs through 5th grade.

Oakwood Christian Preschool

864.225.8499 | 304 Pearman Dairy Road, Anderson, SC

Offers: Infant – preschool (4) aged childcare between 7 am and 5:30pm.

Siloam Christian Preschool

864.269.3921 | 229 Siloam Road, Easley, SC

Offers K2 – K4 and Mother’s Morning Out programs.  Siloam Christian Preschool’s desire is to provide an educational experience that nurtures the “whole” child in areas of physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual development.

St. Joseph Church and Catholic School Anderson

864.760.1619 | 1200 Cornelia Road, Anderson, SC

Offers: Preschool for 4K and school age programs

West Anderson Christian Academy

864.261.7700 | 101 Rogers Street, Anderson, SC

Offers: Full-time care for ages 2 – K3, Part-time care for K4-K5, and after-school care.

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