New Holland, Pennsylvania Free PreSchools
We provide a directory of free preschools in New Holland, Pennsylvania. The list includes VPK, Head Start Programs and other government subsidized schools. There are also thousands of local non-profit organizations that provide free preschools.
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New Holland PreSchools
New Holland Home Base
St. Stevens UCC
New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 354-5250
Program Qualifications/Income GuidelinesHead Start serves children in the two years before they are school eligible. Homeless children, foster children and families receiving SSI funds for disabilities are eligible regardless of the income guidelines. All others fall under the income guidelines set
More PreSchools Options
Due to the small number of preschools in New Holland we have listed some area listings below.
Ephrata Washington Center
202 Washington Ave
Ephrata, PA 17522 224
(717) 738-4218
Nearby Preschools: 7.42 miles from New Holland
Program Qualifications/Income GuidelinesHead Start serves children in the two years before they are school eligible. Homeless children, foster children and families receiving SSI funds for disabilities are eligible regardless of the income guidelines. All others fall under the income guidelines set each year by the federal government, which are bas...
Ephrata Grandview
110 Durlach Rd.
Ephrata, PA 17552
(717) 733-1001
Nearby Preschools: 10.87 miles from New Holland
Program Qualifications/Income GuidelinesHead Start serves children in the two years before they are school eligible. Homeless children, foster children and families receiving SSI funds for disabilities are eligible regardless of the income guidelines. All others fall under the income guidelines set each year by the federal government, which are bas...
Francine Bunch Head Start Center
545 Pershing Ave
Lancaster, PA 17602 436
(717) 295-7992
Nearby Preschools: 12.71 miles from New Holland
Program Qualifications/Income GuidelinesHead Start serves children in the two years before they are school eligible. Homeless children, foster children and families receiving SSI funds for disabilities are eligible regardless of the income guidelines. All others fall under the income guidelines set each year by the federal government, which are bas...