First Presbyterian Preschool
- Preschool program
- Infants and toddlers
- Accepts child care subsidies
Sweetwater, in Monroe County, has one place for preschools in Tennessee, and it meets inside a church. First Presbyterian Preschool holds its classes inside First Presbyterian Church in Sweetwater, so the setting is a church building rather than a stand-alone center.
The school enrolls children beginning at age 2 1/2, or 30 months. It runs a preschool program, takes toddlers, and provides meals and snacks. Its Google rating is 5.0 from 2 reviews, which is perfect but small, so treat it as a first impression. Families are asked to call for more information.
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First Presbyterian Preschool accepts child care certificates. In Tennessee, a provider must agree to take part in the Child Care Certificate Program before a family can use that assistance there, and families apply through the Department of Human Services. Sweetwater shares no page with a larger city, so the nearby city pages are Maryville, Oak Ridge, Knoxville, Cleveland and Clinton.
Common questions about preschools in Sweetwater
How old does a child need to be for First Presbyterian Preschool in Sweetwater?
The school enrolls children beginning at age 2 1/2, or 30 months. It runs a preschool program and takes toddlers. Families are asked to call for more information about enrollment.
Does a Sweetwater preschool accept child care certificates?
First Presbyterian Preschool accepts child care certificates. To apply for the assistance, families go through the Tennessee Department of Human Services, either on its payment assistance page or at a local DHS office.
Are meals provided at First Presbyterian Preschool?
Yes. The school provides meals and snacks. It meets inside First Presbyterian Church in Sweetwater, and a call to the school is the way to ask about the daily routine.
Which towns near Sweetwater have their own preschool pages?
Maryville, Oak Ridge, Knoxville, Cleveland and Clinton each have a page. Sweetwater sits in Monroe County and keeps its own page because it is too far from a larger city to share one.