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Private religious
preschool in
Glendale, AZ.

Choosing a preschool means choosing the people, beliefs, and routines that will shape your child’s day. Get to know our private Christian preschool for children ages 1–5 on the Faith Bible Church campus in Glendale.

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Private religious preschool in Glendale

Choose with care.
Feel ready for the next step.

A private religious preschool gives families the choice to enroll in a school with a clear Christian foundation. At Great Beginnings, that foundation shapes what we teach, how we guide children, and how we work with parents.

Your decision includes practical questions as well as beliefs. You need to understand the daily routine, the classroom that fits your child, tuition and fees, and what the school expects from families. We invite those conversations before enrollment.

A visit gives you a chance to see how the classroom feels and ask about the things that matter most to your child. Tell us about their interests, comfort in groups, and any routines or transitions that need extra support.

Read our Statement of Faith

Get to know the classroom

Know our beliefs.
Understand the day.

Family fit starts with clear expectations. These are four useful conversations to have as you explore a private Christian preschool.

  1. Christian teaching

    Children hear Bible stories, pray in Jesus’ name, and sing worship songs. We teach that the Bible is God’s Word and Jesus is God’s Son and our Savior. Read our beliefs and bring questions about how they shape the classroom.

  2. Classroom guidance

    Teachers model patience, kindness, honesty, and forgiveness. Ask how they help children share, handle frustration, and practice respectful words, including what happens after a difficult moment.

  3. A day built for young children

    Play, stories, movement, learning activities, meals, and rest give children a familiar rhythm. Ask how activities fit your child’s age and how teachers prepare children for transitions.

  4. An ongoing family partnership

    Share what helps your child at home and ask how they are adjusting at school. Clear, respectful communication gives families a way to discuss progress, friendships, and concerns.

A next step at every stage

Programs for ages 1–5.

Ages 1–2

Toddlers

Comforting routines, sensory play, movement, and early words support children starting to explore beyond home.

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Age 3

Preschool

Stories, art, pretend play, letters, and counting give children ways to discover while practicing sharing and friendships.

Explore preschool

Ages 4–5

Pre-K

Early reading and writing, number sense, and problem-solving grow alongside independence and cooperation.

Explore pre-k

Talk with our Glendale team about development, classroom placement, and current openings.

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Tuition, enrollment, and family policies

Ask the practical questions.
Picture your school day.

Before enrolling, review current tuition, applicable fees, attendance arrangements, and the information needed to apply. Our Glendale team can explain current openings and possible start dates for your child’s age group.

Ask about authorized pick-up, check-in and check-out, illness guidance, and other family policies. Reviewing these expectations with the team helps you plan care and understand the responsibilities of home and school.

If classroom size or individual support is important to you, ask about the current classroom arrangements on your tour. Discuss how activities are organized, how teachers support children, and what your child may need to feel comfortable.

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Parents and teachers, together

You know your child.
We welcome your perspective.

Questions about separation, potty training progress, or making friends are welcome. Teachers and parents can discuss what is working, where a child needs help, and what the next classroom transition may involve. Placement depends on development and available space.

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Private religious preschool in Glendale: FAQs

Let’s find
their next step.

Bring your questions. We’ll help you get to know the classroom and our approach.

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What does private religious preschool mean here?

Families choose to enroll in a preschool with an openly Christian foundation. Bible teaching, prayer, and worship are part of a day that also includes early learning, play, social development, and care.

Do we have to be Christian or attend Faith Bible Church?

No. Families do not have to be Christian or attend Faith Bible Church. They should be comfortable with our Christian beliefs and teaching. Read our Statement of Faith and discuss any questions with the Glendale team before enrolling.

Is this a religious school for older children too?

This page describes our preschool programs for children ages 1–5. Ask about toddler, preschool, and pre-K classroom placement and current openings for your child.

How can we understand tuition and enrollment policies?

Review our tuition information and enrollment process, then contact the Glendale team. Ask about current tuition, fees, attendance arrangements, required information, and family policies before choosing a start date.

What should we prepare for a tour?

Bring your child’s age, preferred schedule, and questions about Christian teaching, daily routines, guidance, parent communication, and classroom arrangements. Share concerns about separation, potty training, or group experiences.

How do teachers keep families involved?

Teachers and parents can share updates and discuss adjustment, learning, friendships, and concerns. Tell the team what helps your child at home and ask for a fuller conversation when you need one.

What ages does your Glendale campus serve?

Our Glendale campus serves children ages 1–5: toddlers ages 1–2, preschool for three-year-olds, and pre-K for ages 4–5. Discuss your child’s development, classroom placement, and current openings with the campus team.

What are the Glendale campus hours?

We are open Monday–Friday, 6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., and closed Saturday and Sunday. Ask the campus team about current attendance arrangements, classroom availability, and holiday information.

How can we schedule a Glendale tour?

Use a Glendale tour link on this page or call 602-682-7020. Your visit is at 17230 N 59th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85308. Bring your child’s age, preferred schedule, and questions about teaching, routines, tuition, and enrollment.

Come get to know us

Your next step
starts in Glendale.

Our Glendale campus is at 17230 N 59th Ave on the Faith Bible Church property, north of Bell Road. If your day takes you through north Glendale, near Union Hills Drive or Loop 101, check the actual route when planning drop-off and pick-up.

Bring your child’s age, preferred schedule, and questions about teaching, guidance, family communication, tuition, and policies. A tour helps you connect the information on these pages with the classroom your child may join.

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Great Beginnings · Glendale

17230 N 59th Ave
Glendale, AZ 85308
602-682-7020

Monday–Friday
6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday.

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Come visit our
Glendale preschool.

Meet our teachers, explore a classroom, and ask about daily routines, tuition, and enrollment.

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