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Diamond Bar Community Preschool is a nonprofit parent-participation cooperative preschool in Diamond Bar, California, operating a September–June school year with credentialed teachers and a reported 4:1 child-to-teacher ratio.
Diamond Bar Community Preschool is a nonprofit, parent-run cooperative preschool founded in 1966 and located on the campus of Northminster Presbyterian Church (landlord-tenant relationship with no church affiliation). The program operates on a September through June school year, is licensed by the California Department of Social Services, and is a member of regional co-op organizations.
The program describes a child-centered approach that balances self-initiated and guided activities and includes Art, Math, Science, Language activities and Dramatic Play. Classrooms are described as age-appropriate and equipped with open-ended toys, books, puzzles, blocks, dress-up and dramatic play materials to support creative expression, socialization, fine and gross-motor development, and kindergarten readiness skills.
A two-day program designed to introduce young children to a school environment with a focus on socialization skills through play-based activities; parents are required to work 2–3 days per month in the classroom.
A three-day pre-kindergarten program that introduces phonics and other kindergarten-readiness skills, emphasizes listening and following directions, and includes progress assessments three times per year; parents are required to work 3–4 days per month in the classroom.
A five-day pre-kindergarten option that combines the three-day pre-K schedule with two additional days that provide small-group interaction and leadership opportunities; parents are required to work 5–6 days per month in the classroom.
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