I am looking for a great preschool (not childcare) in Riverside, CA (Inland Empire) area.  Any suggestions??
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It's not directly in Riverside but there is one in San Bernardino,ca.It's called KIDZ ROCK.It's new.It's located on waterman.I know the people who run it...they are awesome.\nIt is on the same site as a church.As far as I know,they're a fully accredited pre-school.Check it out for yourself.
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depending what preschool's philosophy...how you like the program and how it runs? check with the university nearby...often you will find wonderful diversity of kids from around the world.   i took my two kids to preschool at the university at age of 2... they love it and its been wonderful experience for them!
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There is a program at the St. Louis Mills mall at the PBS playground for mothers and their young children up to age 5.  Information is available at the PBS playground.  I know you don't want to do this Ang but the Parents As Teachers program also offers "playgroups" with tons of age related activities that is really good.  Plus, how did we meet?  Dance class...lol  There is another great way to meet other Mom's in the area.  =)
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If you know what city you are interested in, use the Ministry of Education's Advanced Search feature and pick the city you want, plus check the radio buttons for "separate" and "elementary"!\nhttp://sbinfo.edu.gov.on.ca/schadv.asp
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Your idea is a good one. Many daycare centers have private kindergartens. But you might take your child to kindergarten testing at your district and see how she tests.
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Look at preschools in your area. Or after care places.
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Rules are different everywhere so you really need to ask those questions of someone in your area.  Possibly visit a preschool and ask the teachers there.  They should be able to point you in the right direction.
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Well, any decent sized town should have a church or non-church based day-care or preschool.  If your kid(s) are school aged, consider hitting up a neighbor with whom you and your child are both familiar.
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Which area are you looking for specifically?\n\n\nCassa Bambino at Breach Candy is good, so are all the Kangaroo Kids affiliates all over the city. \n\nNew Activity School has a montessori section too in south Bombay.
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http://forms.nextag.com/serv/main/buyer/education.jsp?nxtg=632c0a1c0501-985D7BC1289D94E1&product=100000141&search=online+child+development+course\n\nI hope that's what you're looking for.\nOtherwise, call one of the local day care centers.  I used to work in a couple different ones, and someone was always working on their CDA.
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You are planning to teach a course? I dont know Southern Cali up and coming.. I really think it depends on your taget audience and what you want to teach them to develop. I know downtown is trying to develop some new condo units an dlofts.. maybe try there?
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I've heard UCLA has a good program; one of the Marine Science Academy teachers at my old school took a program there. But also UC Santa Barbara, since it has the additional benefit of being right next to a beach. Also UC San Diego, I think.
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I am not sure the child's age you are thinking about.\nBut I recommend the New School in Fayetteville for preschool (ref. 1).\nYou can also try First School.\nGood luck.
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Try the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services for your state.  They should have a listing and rating for all licensed child care facilities
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I searched Yahoo yellow pages for you:\n\nhttp://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?stx=preschools&stp=n&city=Lagrange&state=IN&uzip=46761&country=us&msa=0000&cs=4&ed=.CavAa1o2Tw6qgtzUKSqWqsWIUx5Y_gi6N4foLsv1APU
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Unfortunately I do not live in that area but if you wish to find a good preschool for your child then sometimes researching the hard way is the best way. Depending on what you are looking for in a preschool depends on if it is going to be good for your child or not. I would suggest calling every nursey school/ preschool in the yellow pages and asking them to visit the place in person. Going during nap time is not a good time to see the school in action. Interviewing the staff and watching the children will be the best way to find a preschool that fits your needs. Also calling your child's pediatrician and asking their advice or if there is a children's hospital in your area they sometimes will provide you with a list of highly rated preschools. Hope this helps.