San Francisco, CA
Cow Hollow School
Parents at this school would recommend this school to other parents. |
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neighborhood: Presidio · Telephone: (415) 921-2328 · Website: www.cowhollowpreschool.org
Kindergartens that preschoolers from this school are now attending
Cathedral School for Boys, Convent of the Sacred Heart, Notre dame des Victoires, Katherine Delmar Burke, Presidio Hill, San Francisco Day School, San Francisco Friends School, St. Vincent de Paul, Stuart Hall for Boys, Hamlin, Town
Advice from Parents to Prospective Parents on Admissions
Parent #1
It's important to get your application in early and to visit the preschool.
Parent #2
I studied the approach, attended an open house and did a letter to the director.
Parent #3
Continue to keep in touch with the preschool. They get so many applications and some applicants never even follow up.
Parent #4
Since Cow Hollow School is a co-op, the families that participate must be especially committed to the school's philosophy and willing to take on the resposibilities of partnership. I took several opportunities to express our family's excitement about the school to the school director. I think our sincere enthusiasm and commitment to the school's special vision helped our application.
Parent #5
Wrote a letter about what I liked about the school and what my child was like. The close observation of my child helped I think because the school does no interviews of parents and children but at the same time wants families who are happy in the co-op environment where they will be working with other children. Also made a point of meeting with the director, who despite her schedule, always seemed to be available.
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