About Us
About Fremont Street Nursery
Fremont Street Nursery opened its door in 1943 to care for the children of mothers who had gone to work to support their families during World War II. It is the oldest licensed child care center in the City of Winchester. Providing more than 80 years of child care services.
Fremont continues the tradition of providing quality care for children so their parents can work without worry or concern. Fremont Street Nursery is a non-profit preschool dedicated to serving children from 6 weeks to 5 years old (not in school).
Since 1943, our mission has been “to provide quality childcare within the financial reach of families; care that is safe, secure, and educationally appropriate for each child’s needs and development.”
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How We Serve
Fremont has provided affordable quality care since 1943. It has a dedicated staff of 15. Fremont was awarded the 2018 Top of Virginia Chamber Small Business Award. Featured in the local papers numerous times, acknowledging the care it provides.
We offer three nutritious meals each day, engaging and age-appropriate activities, and a government-approved curriculum designed to support every child’s learning, growth, and well-being. At Fremont Street Nursery, we create a nurturing environment where children can explore, learn, and thrive.
Join our Fremont family today! Contact us to learn more about enrollment opportunities and how to become part of our community.
Our Services
Nutritional Meals
Breakfast, lunch and a afternoon snack is prepared by our Kitchen Manager and served daily. All food is CACFP approved.
Children Assessments
Children are assessed in the Spring and Fall using the LAP and PALS assessments. This ensures each child has age appropriate skills.
Learning Through Play
Through play, children learn a set of skills: social skills, creativity, hand-eye coordination, problem solving, and imagination.
Providing Loving Care
Providing consistent and loving care the teachers strengthen their relationship with the children they care for and build a strong bond.