Henny Penny Nursery School

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316 Essex St

Salem, MA 01970

+1 (978) 745-7315

http://www.firstchurchinsalem.org

Located in Salem, MA, Henny Penny Nursery School has been serving the community as the oldest-running preschool north of Boston for over 40 years. Offering a morning preschool program from 8:30am to noon, Monday through Thursday, the school caters to children aged 3 to 5, allowing families to choose a flexible schedule of 2, 3, or 4 days.

With a curriculum focused on a combination of teacher-and-child centered activities, Henny Penny Nursery School aims to prepare children for kindergarten through a well-planned program. Those seeking more information about the school's philosophy and approach can visit the school's website for additional details.

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Megan C.

5/6/2016

My son has had an amazing experience at Henny Penny. They do a lot of enrichment activities, including yoga. The Art Show was very exciting for our son, as he was able to show us all of his...

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