Bright Horizons, Arlington Heights IL: PreK-K

Bright Horizons is an early childhood private school in Arlington Heights, IL teaching grades PreK-K.

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School facts

Grades: PreK-K
Teachers: 1
Student body: Coeducational
Program: Early childhood
Affiliation: Nonsectarian
Setting: Suburb

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Bright Horizons tuition

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Other private schools nearby

School	Grades	Students	Per teacher	Affiliation	Miles
Newhope Academy	6-12	120	2.3	Nonsectarian	<1
Chicago Futabakai Japanese School	PreK-9	111	4.5	Nonsectarian	1
Long Grove Country School	PreK-Transitional K	10	10	Nonsectarian	2
St. Mary School	PreK-8	184	14	Roman Catholic	2
St. Thomas of Villanova School	PreK-8	165	11.1	Roman Catholic	2
Children's Land at Wheeling Learning Center	PreK-K	19	19	Nonsectarian	2
Montessori School of Long Grove	PreK-4	19	5.8	Nonsectarian	3
Montessori World of Discovery	PreK-K	1	not reported	Nonsectarian	3

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