THE WILLIAMSBURG NEIGHBORHOOD NURSERY SC

Offers a caregiver/child class called Little WNNS that supports children’s transition from home to school through exploration of materials, participation in group activities, and building relationships with teachers and peers alongside their caregiver. Includes structured group activities such as open play, music, movement, and snack time, while providing caregivers opportunities to connect and participate in a supportive community.

Provides daily educational programming for young children through a preschool and nursery school operating Monday through Friday from early September to mid-June, offering half-day, full-day, and combination attendance options. The curriculum centers on hands-on creative activities such as painting, collaging, sand and water play, block building, puzzle solving, sewing, weaving, and creating dramatic play materials.

Provides evening educational workshops and events for parents on topics including challenging behaviors, meditation, parent support, and child psychology. Also organizes annual fundraising events, facility maintenance and beautification efforts, and community outreach activities involving parents.

Admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all school rights, privileges, programs, and activities, and administers educational, admissions, scholarship, and athletic programs without discrimination. Offers tiered tuition pricing based on financial aid applications processed through FACTS Education to increase accessibility for families from diverse economic backgrounds.

Conducts two or more daily group sessions that include songs in multiple languages, storytelling, and discussion using diverse books to support language development and cultural exposure.

Hosts spring open classroom events that allow parents to observe their child's daily activities, materials, peer interactions, and teacher engagement.

Uses a professional cleaning service for daily deep cleaning and disinfection after school hours. Updated HVAC systems to increase outside air flow, installed UV lights, and upgraded filtration to improve indoor air quality. Monitors children daily for COVID-19 symptoms and isolates symptomatic children pending prompt pickup by caregivers.

Requires families to submit enrollment and health forms by the first day of school, with options to mail, hand deliver, or email submissions. Provides access to classroom details, class lists, teacher contact emails, and phase-in schedules for enrolled classes.

Will launch after-school programming until 5:30pm for an additional fee beginning September 2026. Offers optional summer camp in July available by weekly sign-up for returning families.

Organizes neighborhood walks for 2s and 3s program students to visit local landmarks and engage in play at area playgrounds. Conducts field trips for 4s program students to local community sites such as a fire house, optometrist's office, flower shop, restaurant, and public bus routes.

Offers a mid-morning snack to all children and facilitates shared mealtimes with teachers; children participate in cleaning up by clearing and wiping tables after meals to build responsibility and hygiene awareness.

Conducts scheduled school tours for prospective families on Wednesday mornings at 9:30am, lasting approximately 45 minutes.