Packanack Cooperative Nursery School

7 reviews

120 Lake Dr E

Wayne, NJ 07470

Packanack Cooperative Nursery School emphasizes parental involvement. Indoor and outdoor activities allow children to express creativity and exploration. From painting to riding a tricycle, playtime and fun are encouraged to stimulate children's growth.

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5.07 reviews

Jillian M.

12/9/2024

As a mom of 4, and former teacher, there is no better preschool for your child to attend to nurture, care for, and prepare them for kindergarten. My oldest daughter just graduated from PCNS last...

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Shannon C.

12/9/2024

I feel compelled to write a review in response to the comments made about Stephanie Hannavi. I have a son currently enrolled at PCNS, and all of my nieces and nephews attended PCNS. We have only...

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Meghan O.

12/9/2024

All three of my children have attended PCNS. We have had nothing but wonderful experiences with the school over the past 7+ years. ALL of the teachers are amazing and will go above and beyond for...

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Julia C.

12/9/2024

I was so worried about signing up my 3 year old for pre-school; more so because I wasn't ready. After speaking with many people about PCNS and meeting with them, I felt confident in my decision to...

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Heather M.

12/9/2024

I have 4 children, ages 12-4 and they have all had wonderful experiences with kind, caring teachers at the co-op. It's so rare to find a school where every teacher knows your child's name and...

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