About Susan Gray School
Susan Gray School is an early childhood school of Vanderbilt University's Peabody College of Education and Human Development in Nashville. It opened in 1968 as the Peabody Experimental School, an on-campus, research-oriented school for young children with developmental disabilities, and was renamed for Dr. Susan Gray, a Peabody faculty member and national authority on the early education of children. Throughout its history the school has provided early childhood education for children of all abilities. Dr. Gray's pioneering work was recognized nationally. Families can complete a classroom waitlist application, and the school has an Owls Kindergarten with its own quick guide. A student employee application is also available for those who want to work in the classrooms. Rated 5.0 from 2 Google reviews, both at five stars.
Services and details
Preschool program
YesWaitlist
Yes
No information yet on pre-K class, infants and toddlers, accepts child care subsidies, tuition listed, early drop-off or late pickup, montessori, reggio Emilia, spanish immersion, sTEM or STEAM, enrichment programs, meals provided, summer camp, states an accreditation. The website did not say; call and ask.
Contact
- (615) 322-8200
- 110 Magnolia Cir Suite 110, Nashville, TN 37203
- Website
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