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Voluntary Prekindergarten · Fort Myers

Best VPK Daycares in Fort Myers

Every provider on this page is a Florida DCF-licensed daycare in Fort Myers that offers the Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program — the state's free, publicly funded four-year-old preschool year.

  1. Preschool at the Lamb

    19691 Cypress View Dr

  2. Fort Myers Christian School

    1550 Colonial Blvd

  3. Right Steps Academy Inc

    12800 Kenwood Ln

  4. Villas Elementary

    8385 Beacon Blvd

  5. Early Childhood Center

    3650 Michigan Ave

  6. Chico's FAS Early Education Center

    11215 Metro Pkwy Bldg 9

  7. Kinderland Place Inc

    12330 Westlinks Dr

  8. Rainforest Academy LLC

    8570 Granite Ct Ste 102

  9. The Learning Tree

    16225 Winkler Rd

  10. Bright Beginnings Early School

    8570 Cypress Lake Dr

  11. ABC Preschool Inc

    4839 Palm Beach Blvd

  12. ABC Learning Center

    13610 Learning Ct

  13. Playmates Preschool and Daycare

    11610 S Cleveland Ave

  14. Brown Academy

    12211 Towne Lake Dr

  15. Creative World School at Gateway

    11961 Fairway Lakes Dr

  16. Vine Christian Academy

    7800 College Pkwy

  17. Busy Bees Learning Center 4

    14801 Palm Beach Blvd Ste 200

  18. Kinderworld Academy

    17110 Capri Dr

  19. PLM Daycare Inc

    2329 Union St

  20. New Life Academy

    3348 Edgewood Ave

  21. Seedlings Academy

    3683 Schoolhouse Rd W

  22. Little Dreamers Preschool LLC

    14561 Palm Beach Blvd Ste 51

  23. Palmer Preschool

    3808 Seago Ln

  24. Kinderland Place II

    4928 Park Meadow Ln

  25. Hall Child Care LLC

    1648 Palmetto Ave

  26. Wellington Academy LLC

    5244 Ramsey Way

  27. Amazing Kidz Academy

    3348 Edgewood Ave Bldg E

  28. Just 4 Kidz

    3638 Evans Ave

  29. Calvary Christian School

    11431 Palm Beach Blvd

  30. Vanguard Kids Academy

    465 Carolina Ave

Also for Fort Myers parents

The Daycare Confidence Index is an informational rating based on public records and parent reviews. It is not a certification of safety or quality, does not guarantee future performance, and should not be the sole basis for selecting childcare. Families should always visit providers, ask questions, review official records, and use their own judgment when making childcare decisions.