Foundations Preschool

Foundations Preschool provides childcare and early learning for children from infancy through age 12 at 1567 N Nellis Blvd in Las Vegas, 89110. Programs are organized by age into an Infant Program, Toddler Program, Preschool Program, Pre-Kindergarten Program, Private Kindergarten, and After-School Care, covering age brackets from 0-1 up through 5-12.

This range of programs means a family could potentially keep a child enrolled at Foundations Preschool from their first year of life through elementary school age, moving between programs as the child grows rather than switching childcare providers. The listing describes the environment as safe and stimulating, without further specific detail on curriculum or classroom setup.

Hours run Monday through Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, year-round, with the center closed Saturday and Sunday. The early opening and late closing time make this a workable option for parents with early work start times or later pickup needs.

For questions about enrollment, tuition, waitlists, or which specific program fits a child's age, call (702) 453-1540 or visit the Nellis location page at foundationspreschool.com. Programs are conducted in English.

Families should note that pricing details are not listed here, so tuition, deposit requirements, and any sibling arrangements should be confirmed directly with the school before enrolling. Because Foundations Preschool spans such a wide age range, from infants to school-aged kids in After-School Care, it functions less like a single preschool and more like a full childcare pipeline for a family, which can simplify logistics considerably for parents who would otherwise need to coordinate drop-off and pickup at multiple locations for children of different ages across town.

The Pre-Kindergarten and Private Kindergarten programs listed here also give families an option to keep a child enrolled through the kindergarten year at the same facility rather than transitioning to a public or different private kindergarten, which is worth asking about directly if a family is planning that far ahead for their child's schooling.