ABC Kindergarten
- Preschool program
Preschools and day care centers in Semmes cluster along Schillinger Road North, where Kimz Kidz Child Care Center and Sunni Land Child Care Center both operate. The page covers 6 businesses, all in Mobile County. Sunni Land is open Monday to Friday from 6AM to 10PM and takes children from 6 weeks to 12 years old, a schedule that suits parents who work early or late shifts. Kimz Kidz has served Semmes since 2000 from 1650 Schillinger Road North and describes its work as an educational environment and care for over two decades.
Church-run care is part of the local picture. Semmes First Baptist Child Development Center offers child care and preschool for ages 6 weeks through K4, plus before and after school care and a summer camp. The day is Christian in character, with chapel every Tuesday, a morning prayer, prayer before meals and the pledge of allegiance. It holds a 3.7 rating from 9 reviews, so parents who want faith woven into the day have a clear option here.
Head Start also has a presence in town. East Coast Migrant Head Start belongs to Grow Early Learning, formerly the East Coast Migrant Head Start Project, which has provided early childhood education to agricultural families for over 50 years. Families need at least one parent or guardian primarily engaged in agricultural labor. The program serves children from six weeks old to school age with early education, home visits and family partnerships. It has one Google review, a five star rating.
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ABC Kindergarten is a private kindergarten that also operates as a preschool and a private educational institution. All 10 of its Google reviews are five stars, for a 5.0 rating. Kimz Kidz is rated 3.7 from 27 reviews, 18 of them five stars and 8 one star, which is a mixed record worth reading in full before a visit.
School-age children are well covered. Sunni Land runs after school and summer camp programs with homework help and tutoring, and each of its classes is built to prepare children for the next stage, with the goal that students leave fully prepared for Kindergarten. It is rated 3.6 from 27 reviews. Semmes First Baptist also keeps school-age children before and after class and over the summer. Snow Road FBC Child Development Center is a day care center in Semmes rated 2.3 from 16 reviews, 5 of them five stars and 11 one star.
Semmes sits close to larger towns that have their own pages on this directory: Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Theodore and Grand Bay. Families who work in one of those places can compare centers near the job as well as near home, since the drive between them is part of the daily routine.
Sunni Land Child Care Center cares for children from 6 weeks to 12 years old. Semmes First Baptist Child Development Center covers ages 6 weeks through K4 and adds before and after school care. East Coast Migrant Head Start serves children from six weeks old to school age.
Semmes First Baptist Child Development Center runs a summer camp for school-age children, and Sunni Land Child Care Center offers after school and summer camp programs with homework help and tutoring. Both are in Mobile County, and Sunni Land sits on Schillinger Road North.
East Coast Migrant Head Start in Semmes belongs to Grow Early Learning. It serves agricultural families, meaning at least one parent or guardian is primarily engaged in agricultural labor. Children from six weeks old to school age receive early education, and families get home visits and family partnerships.
Sunni Land Child Care Center is open Monday to Friday from 6AM to 10PM. Semmes First Baptist Child Development Center also offers before and after school care for school-age children, which helps with early drop-off and late pickup.
Semmes First Baptist Child Development Center is a Christian program with chapel every Tuesday, a morning prayer, prayer before meals and the pledge of allegiance. It serves children from 6 weeks through K4 and is rated 3.7 from 9 reviews.
Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Theodore and Grand Bay each have a page of their own. Parents who commute through those towns can look there for centers close to work.