I am posting this review because the former review is so inaccurate and vacuous. First the prior reviewer speaks of teachers "cliquing" together which does not sound like a parent's perspective. Here is a parent's perspective -- we left the city to raise our daughter in a strong school district and a safe community. I would pay triple for what we are getting at PCC. The program is play based which means learning is fun! The main components of my child's day are: job assignments e.g. feeding a pet, being line leader, turning of the lights to teach responsibility, then they have free play before breakfast. After breakfast they have a morning reading and discussion as a group. Parents are welcome to join and read to the kids during morning meeting. There are a high ratio of teachers to kids per class. Average class size is 6. There is also a Science, Art, and Music curriculum from outside instructors. The kids also do arts and crafts for holidays and seasons. The kids are prepared for Kindergarten at age 3 and age 4 - they learn to spell, letter sounds, letter recognition, numbers, arthmetic. Most of all the kids are taught how to socialize, resolve conflict, and taught about how we are different but all the same as well. My kid has never had an unhappy day, literally and asks about school on weekends. after nap time, in the afternoon the kids are taken on walks to the town sites e.g. Firehouse or supermarket for a planned cookie baking, or hit the playground as 2, 3, and 4 year olds should. This is a great program and a true value. It is also the only full day program in town. I do not expect the teachers to be anything but normal human beings dedicated to caring for the kids. They also hold parent teacher conferences annually to discuss the child's progress by age. At the end of the year they have a ceremony to celebrate movement to the next year. read more