Enrollment for the 2023-2024 school year is currently closed. 

Enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year will open on November 1, 2023 for new students. Please fill out our 2024-2025 Preschool Interest Form. 

Sudbury residents with children ages 3 & 4 as of September 1st may apply as tuition students.  Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Financial Aid is available. Please fill out a Financial Assistance Application to find out if you are eligible. Please email early_childhood@sudbury.k12.ma.us, or call the Early Childhood Office at (978) 639-3204 if you have any questions or would like to discuss available programming for your child.

Preschool Tours

Tours are available during the school year by appointment at the Peter Noyes Elementary School, 280 Old Sudbury Road. Please contact early_childhood@sudbury.k12.ma.us, or (978) 639-3204 to set up a tour.

Program Options

*Location & scheduling are subject to change according to district needs, and may shift from year to year.*

4-day AM (8:00-10:30) for 3 & 4 year olds, $4,335 per year
4-day PM (11:30-2:00) for 3 & 4 year olds, $4,335 per year
4-day AM or PM w/ Lunch Bunch for 4 year olds, $6,129 per year
4-day Full Day (8:00-2:00) for 4 year olds, $10,464 per year

Our preschool is committed to a developmentally appropriate philosophy that combines a play-based, language model that is enriched by a strong academic curriculum to align with the standards that are well established by the MA State Department of Early Education & Care (EEC) Guidelines for Preschool Learning Experiences. Our preschool believes in educating the whole child by respecting individual needs for social, emotional, physical and cognitive development. We believe our inclusive educational program provides all children with the opportunity to learn from each other while providing a lifelong foundation for respecting human differences.

Our program prioritizes multiple learning modalities and methodologies.  Each week, preschool classes attend an educational music class and a physical education/gross motor class.  Social emotional learning is the priority while literacy skills are taught inclusively and naturally in all classrooms. Artistic development is deliberately planned with curriculum integration on thematic units, and science and math standards are incorporated with each unit of study.  Outdoor learning opportunities are celebrated daily, as preschoolers go outside to play and practice social, gross motor and language skills with peers. In addition, we have a lunch bunch/social skills group with a rest period for students staying for a full day.

Each class is staffed with a Masters level teacher and either two teacher assistants or an ABA tutor and a teaching assistant depending upon student needs. Speech and language, occupational, applied behavior analysis, and physical therapists are involved in all of the classrooms along with support personnel. Our professional staff also includes a school psychologist, social worker, guidance counselor, and a vision and mobility specialist.

The preschool generally follows the Sudbury Public Schools calendar with a few exceptions.