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Solana Beach Presbyterian Preschool

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Faith-based
Ages
Ages 2–5
Teacher ratio
1:12 (CA min)

120 Stevens Avenue, Solana Beach, CA 92075

Visit website ↗(858) 755-4133Directions ↗Licensed for 175
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Licensing & safety record

Citations on file
1
Complaint visits
0
Last visit
4/28/2023
Total visits
2

Citations are part of routine licensing oversight and range from minor (Type B) to serious (Type A). A citation alone doesn't mean a program is unsafe — read the full reports for context.

Source: California Dept. of Social Services, Community Care Licensing (updated 2025-09-29). View official inspection reports →

About this preschool

Solana Beach Presbyterian Preschool has been helping children grow since 1964 through developmentally appropriate play and hands-on activities. The program emphasizes an equal balance of freedom and structure, with indoor activities, outdoor play, language and music learning, and spiritual instruction.

Philosophy
Help children grow in a positive way in their awareness of God, themselves, and the world around them through developmentally appropriate play and hands-on activities. The program aims for an equal balance of freedom and structure, allowing young children time to explore, socialize, experiment, play and rest while developing basic physical, emotional and intellectual skills.
Ages served
2 years old through Pre-K (children must be 2 by September 1 for 2-year-old program; 3 by September 1 for 3-year-old program; 4 by September 1 for Pre-K; bonus class for children turning 5 by September 1)
Hours
Morning program 8:30 am to 12:00 pm; extra hours available 7:30-8:30 am and 12:00 to 3:30 pm
Outdoor
Outdoor activities include climbing, sliding, playing ball, digging, scooping, measuring in the sandbox, water play, gardening and more
Religious
Presbyterian; spiritual program through monthly virtues and 'The Beginning Bible' lessons; chapel attendance first Tuesday and Wednesday of each month

Programs

  • •2 Years Old (Tues/Thursday, Mon/Wed/Fri, or 5 day classes)
  • •Late Start 2-Year-Old Program (children may start as they turn 2 between September 1-November 1)
  • •3 Years Old (Tues/Thursday, Mon/Wed/Fri, or 5 day classes)
  • •Pre-K (Mon/Wed/Fri or 5 day classes)
  • •Bonus Class (5 day class for children turning 5 by September 1 who completed Pre-K)
  • •Pre-K Bilingual Class (Spanish language program, 5 day)

Highlights

  • ✓Established since 1964
  • ✓Skilled, experienced early childhood educators
  • ✓Emphasis on language, music, and spiritual development
  • ✓Spanish bilingual option available

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Summarized by AI from the preschool's own website (Jun 23, 2026). Not written or verified by PreschoolWise — confirm details directly with the program.

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