
Oregon City Preschool
Grades and ages
Ages 2-5
Tuition
$175 to $325 per month
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About Oregon City Preschool
Oregon City Preschool has been a parent cooperative on Jefferson Street since 1946. Families keep the school running: parents take turns helping in the classroom a few times a month under our teacher's guidance, and each family holds a job, from serving on the board of directors to planning fundraisers. That shared work keeps our tuition lower than similar preschools in the area and our classes small. A limited number of spots are available for families who cannot co-op.
We offer a 3's class, a 4's class and a Pre-K class. Children must be 3 or 4 by September 1 for their class and toilet trained, and Pre-K placement depends on each child's development. Learning happens through play, with art, music, games, discussions and free play, plus small group time for colors, numbers, letters and shapes so children walk into kindergarten ready.
Monthly tuition is $175 for the 3's class, $225 for the 4's class and $325 for Pre-K, and a start-up fee covers field trips, a preschool t-shirt and supplies. On co-op days, parents also learn how young children grow physically, emotionally and cognitively.
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Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Private
- Preschool (Ages 2-5)
Specialties
- Parent cooperative
- Play-based learning
- Kindergarten readiness
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- 3's class
- 4's class
- Pre-K
- Field trips
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Programs at Oregon City Preschool
Other programs and supports
- 3's class
- 4's class
- Pre-K
- Field trips
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