Preschool Guide

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We all want our children to learn and grow in a safe and loving environment. When it’s time for your child to start attending preschool, there are SO MANY wonderful schools in our area to choose from. To make it easier for you to see your options, we have created our comprehensive list of Scottsdale Preschools. Read about some of our sponsored schools and take a look at the tabs below for all of the schools in our area.

Need some more preschool advice? Take a look at the articles below written by some of our local Scottsdale Moms!

Scottsdale Moms Sponsored Preschools

Valley of the Sun YMCA Program

The Valley of the Sun YMCA’s Y-Academy program inspires children to explore their creativity, develop new skills, and build positive relationships with peers and caring adult role models. Our activities cover a wide range of subjects, including literacy, mathematics, science, arts, technology, and healthy habits, fostering well-rounded development. With a state-licensed, developmentally appropriate curriculum, we focus on supporting children’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. We proudly accept DES and Arizona Enrichment Center Scholarships to ensure access for families in need.

6869 East Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale, Arizona, 85254

International School of Arizona

The International School of Arizona, now in its 26th year, offers French & Spanish language immersion programs that begin at 18 months and continue through 8th grade.  At ISA we don’t just teach the language but rather we teach IN the language.  We also have opportunities for Middle School students (Grades 6-8) with no prior, second language experience to join us!

9522 E. San Salvador Dr.,
Scottsdale, AZ 85258

New Covenant Lutheran School

New Covenant Lutheran School is a Christian Preschool and Kindergarten near Frank Lloyd Wright and Thompson Peak. We lead with love and are committed to providing our students and families with a safe and nurturing environment. Consistency in providing an impressionable and memorable first educational experience — filled with God’s love and word — is what you can expect from your time at New Covenant.

To learn more or to schedule a tour, please call us at: 480-291-1264

15152 North Frank Lloyd Wright
Boulevard Scottsdale, AZ 85260

(480) 391-1264

Hopebridge

Wondering if your child is ready for preschool? While children learn different skills at their own pace, delays in speech, motor, and social skills can be an indicator of more serious developmental delays. Hopebridge offers comprehensive therapy services for children to master the skills needed for preschool and beyond. Learn more about your child’s key milestones from birth to age five and how Hopebridge can support your family

multiple locations

Building Blocks Preschool

Building Blocks Preschool is a private preschool, created by the co-founders of BASIS Charter Schools. We are a multi-age preschool offering a transformative academic program for early learners ages 3–5. Our mission is to inspire our students to love learning, and to help them cultivate their knowledge and skills so they can achieve excellent outcomes.

12001 E. Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale, AZ 85259

(480) 364-1398

Arizona Sunrays Learning Center

At the Arizona Sunrays Learning Center, we believe kids learn best when they move! Our licensed preschool, located within our gymnastics facility, blends academics with active play to create a dynamic learning experience. Through structured lessons, hands-on activities, and movement-based learning, children develop essential skills in a fun and engaging environment. Our curriculum fosters cognitive, social, and physical growth, ensuring each child is prepared for success in school and beyond.

Come explore, learn, and grow—one jump at a time!

15801 N 32nd St.
Phoenix, AZ 85032

(602) 992-5790

Scottsdale Preschools: 

Scottsdale Moms articles all about preschool

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