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Voluntary Prekindergarten · Tallahassee

Best VPK Daycares in Tallahassee

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

  1. O2B Kids Southwood

    1949 Quail Grove Ln

  2. East Hill Baptist Weekday

    912 Miccosukee Rd

  3. I AM Prep Academy

    1150 Capital Cir SE

  4. Bethel Christian Academy

    406 N Bronough St

  5. Annsworth Academy

    2919 Kerry Forest Pkwy

  6. Great Beginnings Preschool Inc

    3840 N Monroe St Ste 400

  7. The Creative Pre-School

    2746 W Tharpe St

  8. The Learning Pavilion

    3519 Easter Stanley Ct

  9. KinderSchool, LLC

    3561 Timberlane School Rd

  10. Mrs. Micha's Child Care, LLC.

    1268 Timberlane Rd Ste F

  11. Killearn Sunshine Academy LLC

    2707 Killarney Way Ste C

  12. Community Leadership Academy

    3611 Austin Davis Ave

  13. Foundation 4 Arts

    3510 Weems Rd

  14. Growing Room Tallahassee 1

    2636 Centennial Pl

  15. Growing Room Tallahassee 2

    6266 Old Water Oak Rd

  16. Growing Room Tallahassee 3

    1271 Metropolitan Blvd

  17. Ivy Hill Academy

    971 Briarcliff Rd

  18. LDM Academy

    3377 Jim Lee Rd

  19. Oxford Learning Academy, LLC

    2810 Sharer Rd Ste 29

  20. South City Head Start

    2813 S Meridian St

  21. Unity Child Care Development LLC

    2555 N Monroe St Ste 12

  22. Young Knights Preschool

    2211 Thomasville Rd

  23. Impact Preschool, LLC

    1725 Hermitage Blvd

  24. Bright Star Kid Care LLC

    2920 Old Bainbridge Rd

  25. New Enrichment Center For Children LLC

    1519 Old Saint Augustine Rd

  26. Gallops Family Center Inc

    2811 Industrial Plaza Dr

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