2026–27 monthly tuition · Full day, 8:00 AM–5:30 PM · Lunch and snacks included
Our Preschool, Transitional Kindergarten, and French Kindergarten programs are designed to support working families with a full-day, nurturing, and structured learning environment.
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
The 2026–27 school year runs from Monday, August 24, 2026 to Friday, June 18, 2027.
Optional summer camp available, with the possibility to extend enrollment until August.
Lunch and after-school care are part of tuition. There is no late fee and no separate aftercare bill.
Nutritionally balanced snacks to fuel morning learning
Complete nutritious meals with a sweet treat
Refreshing snacks for afternoon energy
Care provided until 5:30 PM daily
Why Choose Us
A nurturing, hands-on French immersion preschool focused on confidence, curiosity, and whole-child development.
Children naturally develop bilingual communication skills from an early age.
Hands-on exploration, outdoor play, and creativity are part of everyday learning.
Small classes with three teachers per classroom ensure personal attention.
Waldorf-inspired learning that builds confidence, curiosity, and independence.
Consistent hours with meals and childcare included until 5:30 PM.
How much does preschool cost at SFC?
For 2026–27, tuition is $2,165 a month for three days a week and $2,570 a month for five days, with meals and childcare until 5:30 PM included.
3 days a week: $2,165 a month
5 days a week: $2,570 a month
Yes. For 2026–27 it is $2,165 a month for three days a week and $2,570 a month for five days.
Yes. Every day includes a morning snack, lunch with dessert and an afternoon snack.
No. Childcare to 5:30 PM is part of tuition, not an extra.
It isn't a tax deduction, but under IRS rules preschool for children below kindergarten counts as child care. Many families pay through an employer Dependent Care FSA or claim the Child and Dependent Care Credit. Check with your tax adviser.
Most families don't. Children arrive with no French and pick it up through songs, stories and the ordinary business of the day.
Tuition is one part of the decision. The best way to judge the rest is to visit.
