Clarke Preparatory School
- Preschool program
- Waitlist
- Early drop-off or late pickup
Grove Hill in Clarke County pairs a long-running private school with a small afterschool day care, so preschools and day care centers here run from K4 up to twelfth grade in one case. Clarke Preparatory School teaches grades K4 through 12 on a 20 acre campus with six buildings, computer labs, a science lab for the high school and a gymnasium.
The school opened in 1970 as Clarke School Foundation and operated as Grove Hill Academy. It is Cognia accredited and a member of the Alabama Independent School Association, holds chapel every other week, and offers athletics, clubs and a lunch menu. It also offers early drop-off or late pickup. Its rating is 4.8 from 16 reviews.
What a featured listing costs · from $29 a month
Little Miracles Daycare Center takes children for afterschool care, accepts subsidy and posts its hours. It has one review, rated 1.0 at one star.
Monroeville, Atmore, Demopolis, Bay Minette and Selma have their own pages for families who want to look further.
Clarke Preparatory School teaches grades K4 through 12. It is rated 4.8 from 16 reviews and is Cognia accredited.
Both Clarke Preparatory School and Little Miracles Daycare Center offer early drop-off or late pickup. Little Miracles Daycare Center also takes children for afterschool care.
Little Miracles Daycare Center accepts subsidy, takes children for afterschool care and posts its hours. It has one review, rated 1.0 at one star.
It offers athletics and clubs, a lunch menu, enrichment programs and chapel every other week. The campus covers 20 acres with six buildings and a gymnasium.