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San Jose, CA
Bethel Preschool (S. Winchester Blvd.)
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neighborhood: West San Jose · Telephone: (408) 246-6790 · Website: www.bethel.org
Contact Info
Bethel Preschool (S. Winchester Blvd.)
1201 South Winchester Boulevard
San Jose, CA
95129
www.bethel.org
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(408) 246-6790
Director:
Julie Kennedy
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General Approach to Learning
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Predominantly teacher-led instruction |
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School Philosophy and Mission
"It is our philosophy that children are a gift from God and are to be treasured and nurtured according to the principles set forth in God's Word. We believe that children learn through experience and ...
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Key Statistics
| Extended day | Yes |
| School year | Year round program |
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Application Information
| Wait list | No |
| Application Information | $25 |
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