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Brighton, MI
Brighton Presbyterian Preschool
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Telephone: (810) 227-0262 · Website: www.brightonpresbyterian.com/preschool.html
School Philosophy and Mission
"The First Presbyterian Preschool is a nonprofit, creatively oriented preschool that helps to fulfill the social, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs of the 3 and 4 year old. We include conversations and activities that will help children to grow in their understanding of God and His world.
First Presbyterian Preschool offers a program where developmental age is more important than chronological age. Our goal is to give each child a positive sense of his/her own worth for a strong foundation on which to learn and grow into a useful and productive adult.
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