How much does it cost?

You may view the current tuition information under Tuition.

Is PPNS Preschool licensed? 

Yes. PPNS preschool is licensed by the State of Hawaii Department of Human Services (DHS) to care for up to 30 children daily. The school abides by DHS licensing requirements in order to function safely and effectively.

What is the PPNS Preschool commitment to diversity?

As an organization, we celebrate our differences. PPNS preschool operates according to State and Federal law regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Does my child need to be potty trained? 

Yes, children must be potty trained to be enrolled. Bathroom breaks are incorporated into the day and children must be able to voice their need to use the toilet.

Is PPNS Preschool peanut free?

While PPNS is not a “peanut-free” school, any prospective parent with concerns about any kind of special needs and accommodations for their child is encouraged to call the school to discuss how we might serve you. Our parents can be flexible and willing to make reasonable changes necessary to provide all of our children with a safe, supportive environment.

What kind of participation commitment will my family have to make?

Our membership participation is what makes our school so special.  The participation requirement is 1-2 days per month (depending on number of days enrolled) as well as one additional quarterly committee. Our membership and participation policies are posted here. If you would like more specific information, please contact us.

What if I or my child becomes ill and I am unable to work my scheduled shift?

We understand that occasionally our keiki get sick on PPNS work days. If this happens, it is your responsibility to find a replacement parent. You will be able to contact other parents via our email lists or our community app.  Should you not be able to find a replacement for your shift, you will be charged for the vacant shift.