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Re: To pktchr: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????
Posted by Pam B. on 5/08/08
Since I spoke to you last, I've been through my licensing requirements and ready to start my preschool in August. I do have a few questions to ask if you don't mind: 1. What are your rates for a 3 hour program? 2. What hours do you advertise for? 3. Do you have any enrolled that eat a meal/snack or take a nap there? 4. What hours are your morning and afternoon classes? 5. Do you combine your your ages in each session? 6. How much do you charge per session? Sorry, to ask so many Q's, but wanting to find out how to market this. Thank you for any advice you have. Pam B. On 3/31/08, pktchr wrote: > On 3/31/08, Pam Baker wrote: >> This is to pktchr. I'm wanting to start a daycare/preschool >> in my home, in fact I've already checked into all of the stuff >> and info that I need for my state. The problem is, I only >> want to have preschool age children (3-5 years) and would >> really like to have it only 1/2 day. The resource center in >> my city suggests that I have openings for infants/toddlers >> because you will get a better response and they are frowning >> on my option of only 1/2 day. I am a teacher and my passion >> is to teach, that is why I want to do pre-k age only. >> I'm really wanting to do this and my family is supporting me, >> any suggestions? >> Thanks in advance! >> Pam B. > > Hi Pam, > What you are suggesting is exactly what I do, 1/2 day preschool > program for 3-5 yr olds. What you need to say to folks like the > resource center is that you want to do a 1/2 day PRESCHOOL, like a > YMCA preschool, or a church preschool program (give them the name > of one in your area) only it will be in your home. > Do you have a lot of preschools in your area? Would your > community support another? Also, do you have a lot of > stay-at-home moms? Many of my moms work, but most only work part > time. I've got a couple who work full time and babysitters or > grandmas bring the preschooler to school. > Be prepared to have low enrollment for the 1st year or so, unless > you have lots of connections in your community. My 1st year I had > a full 3 yr old class, but only 6 four year olds (I am licensed > for 8). The next year I added a 3rd class and all were full. > Word of mouth is how you'll fill your classes. I had worked in a > community program for 5 years before starting my preschool. > Just let me know if you have any other questions. Good luck. It > can be done....and you'll LOVE it!
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 3/12/08, by m.k..
- Re: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 3/13/08, by Schari.
- Re: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 3/14/08, by pktchr.
- Re: Re:to Schari or anyone..., 3/16/08, by Debbie.
- Re: Re:to Schari or anyone..., 3/16/08, by schari.
- Re: Re:to Schari or anyone..., 3/16/08, by pktchr.
- Re: Re:to Schari or anyone..., 3/16/08, by Debbie.
- Re: Re:to Schari or anyone..., 3/17/08, by Schari.
- Re: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 3/31/08, by Pam Baker.
- Re: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 3/31/08, by pktchr.
- Re: To pktchr: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 5/08/08, by Pam B..
- Re: To pktchr: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 5/10/08, by pktchr.
- Re: To pktchr: Does anyone do home daycare/pre-school?????, 5/10/08, by Pam B..
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