Average cost of pre k? Monthly

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This would be 2x a week plus one time sign up fee 200

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this is insane!! where i live pre-k is part of the public school system and completely free other than school supplies and lunches🤯

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Where I live it’s absolutely free other than supplying food and if you want to donate supplies which is optional.

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$Free.99

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Where I live, preschool is free for any children ages 3-5 who are preparing for kindergarten. They get free transportation to and from school as well as free breakfast and lunch!

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My son is starting half day 5 days a week for pre k 3 and it’s 700$ a month.

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The one my son is at now is 3 days a week 9:15-12 and it’s 125 a month. He’s 3. The one he’s going to next year depends 5 days is 472 and it’s till 12 it’s and then it’s 72 more if you want them to stay for lunch and then 6 dollars on top of that a day if you want them to stay till 3    And you can pick and choose what days they stay later or whatever. Then there’s a Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday option, a Monday, Wednesday, Friday option and a Tuesday Wednesday ,Thursday option.

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For us, it 4 half days a week and costs $325 per month. They also have an option for five full days at $615/month.

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I paid 300/month for 4 days a week, he was there two hours a day 🙂

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Oops 190 a month at 2 days a week.

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We pay 390 every two weeks, so 145 a week, And a 100 sign up for our son who will start in a few weeks. He is an infant and that cost will stay the same until right before school starts. It is a 5 start rated, state advised curriculum based facility. 
For summer day care for the 5 & 7 year old, it’s through a church and we pay 280 every two weeks for them both for the summer. 
Through the school year we pay for the infant at the same cost, and 160 every two weeks for both of them for an hour before school and an hour after.

Average cost of pre k? Monthly

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