Southern Highlands Preparatory School

Southern Highlands Preparatory School at 11500 Southern Highlands Pkwy is one of the few campuses in the south valley where a family can enroll a six week old and, in principle, not change schools until eighth grade. The listing covers the full run: infant program, toddler program, preschool, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten prep, elementary school, and middle school, serving ages from birth through 14 in brackets of 0 to 5, 5 to 11, and 11 to 14.

That continuity is the school's core practical argument. Families who have lived through the yearly scramble of separate daycare, preschool, and elementary school decisions know what it is worth to make one enrollment decision instead of four. Around the academic core, the listing shows art classes, music classes, physical education, Spanish language instruction, and academic clubs, plus summer camp and both before school and after school care, which together cover the standard working-parent schedule gaps.

The campus itself is listed with classrooms, playgrounds, a library, an art studio, a music room, and a gymnasium, a fuller facility set than early learning centers typically offer, reflecting the K-8 half of the operation. Instruction is offered in English and Spanish appears in the program as language instruction, with English and Spanish both listed among languages spoken.

Doors are open 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Friday, closed weekends, operating year round, with the before and after school care programs filling the edges of that day for enrolled families.

The listing does not include tuition, and private school pricing varies widely by age level, so treat cost as the first question. It also does not list accreditation details or class sizes, both standard due diligence items for a private school tour. Call (702) 745-2730 to arrange a visit or find the school through southernhighlandsprep.com. The location in the 89141 zip code serves Southern Highlands and the broader southwest valley, and for families nearby, the single-campus, birth to eighth grade span is the reason to look.