FAQ

A: Sometimes we don’t recognize that young child have an amazing ability to learn and retain large amounts of information. We make learning fun! Spring Hill Academy Preschool challenges its students to reach higher and learn more. Because we build the children’s enthusiasm and confidence, they respond with more of both. We aren’t typical! We take the extra step to make your child’s education exceed your expectations.

A: Tuition varies by program and schedule. Because rates depend on your child’s age and the number of days per week you need, we review current pricing during your tour so you get an accurate figure for your family. Call 615-709-9171 to schedule a visit and receive our current tuition sheet.

A: We proudly utilize the Abeka®️ curriculum, a comprehensive and academically rigorous program that integrates character-building lessons focused on biblical values to foster both educational excellence and spiritual growth.

A: Please contact our office for details on our current meal and snack program and any items families are asked to send.

A: Yes. Families from Thompson’s Station, Columbia, Lewisburg, and South Franklin, TN bring their children to Spring Hill Academy Preschool. Our 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM hours are built around commuting schedules.

A: We see amazing and breathtaking outcomes. Our students love to learn. We start instructing our two-year-olds during daily classes! Using the internationally known Abeka® Christian curriculum, Spring Hill Academy Preschool students begin learning and reading at early ages. They are also being instructed in aspects of history, language arts, science, art and crafts, music, Spanish, and Bible.

A: Please contact our office at 615-709-9171 to discuss schedule options for your child’s age group and current availability.

A: Yes, our preschool is founded on Christian principles without a specific denominational affiliation. We instill personal integrity, kindness, and faith through daily instruction, nurturing moral values that last a lifetime.

A: Spots fill quickly, particularly for infant and kindergarten classes. We recommend starting the process at least one semester ahead. Call 615-709-9171 to check current availability, or submit the availability form on our enrollment page.

A: Please contact our office for full details on our entry procedures, staff screening, and emergency drill schedule.

A: Kindergarten readiness means recognizing letters and sounds, counting and recognizing numbers, writing their own name, following multi-step directions, and separating from a parent with confidence. Our Abeka® program builds each of these skills deliberately — most of our students are reading before they ever start kindergarten. See our curriculum for how we structure that progression.