Winfree Memorial Preschool

Winfree Memorial Preschool Winfree Preschool is a Nationally Accredited School providing care and education since 1963.

Our approach to learning is based on well documented research in the field of Early Childhood Development that indicates that learning happens best for children when they are given the opportunity to actively explore their environment through learning centers, where there is a balance between teacher directed and child directed activities, and when instructional strategies are used that meet each individual child's stage of development

A special thank you to our Property and Space Chair, Scott Barlow for helping shovel and clear our pathways so we can op...
02/08/2026

A special thank you to our Property and Space Chair, Scott Barlow for helping shovel and clear our pathways so we can open at our preschool front doors!
We are looking forward to welcoming your children tomorrow morning at our front doors!



Mrs. McNeny, Mrs. Thorne and the Busy Bees, created a real snow sensory table where the children could experiment with ...
02/07/2026

Mrs. McNeny, Mrs. Thorne and the Busy Bees, created a real snow sensory table where the children could experiment with colors and textures.


Play is enough!
02/05/2026

Play is enough!

Play really is enough.

Yes, children will need to learn academics, listen and sit still. But that certainly doesn’t mean that these lessons should be straight-jacketed onto them in the toddler and preschool years. In fact, the funneling down of structured learning is all the more reason to let children play while they can. We must fiercely protect this precious, ever shrinking window of time for our children.⁠
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For more, I'll link "Don’t Let Your Preschoolers Forget How To Play" in the replies!

Just a reminder that Winfree Preschool will be closed tomorrow 2/6 for our teaching team to do professional development....
02/05/2026

Just a reminder that Winfree Preschool will be closed tomorrow 2/6 for our teaching team to do professional development.
See you Monday!
Happy weekend
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02/05/2026



When we make space for art, nature, and open-ended play, we’re giving children the language they use first - the one that lives in their bodies, hands, and imaginations.

Words by Phylicia Rashad 💛

So proud to partner with The Speech Path each year! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our children.
02/05/2026

So proud to partner with The Speech Path each year! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our children.

02/05/2026

Positive Candy Heart Self-Talk for Kids💛

02/04/2026

Two hour delay tomorrow 2/5 check your email.
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02/04/2026

Art camp is a go for tomorrow!!!

02/03/2026

Winfree Preschool will open on a two hour delay tomorrow. Please keep watch for any changes.
Also, a school wide email was sent to families.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.
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02/03/2026

When children are loved for who they are, it can help them grow into adults who see differences not as divisions, but as something to celebrate.

Save the date! Each year our children create art to display in our Art Studio. This year we are expecting a larger produ...
02/03/2026

Save the date! Each year our children create art to display in our Art Studio. This year we are expecting a larger production! We have been working all year long for this event! Save the dates!!


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13617 Midlothian Tpke
Midlothian, VA
23113

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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+18047941388

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Our approach to learning is based on well documented research in the field of Early Childhood Development that indicates that learning happens best for children when they are given the opportunity to actively explore their environment through learning centers, where there is a balance between teacher directed and child directed activities, and when instructional strategies are used that meet each individual child's stage of development.