We are thrilled to celebrate Susie Fleenor as our Feature Teacher this month. She has made such a positive impact on our Parish Day...

Here at Parish Day School we know that children learn best through play. This can be seen in all the activities our children participate...

We are so excited to announce that our Feature Teacher for February 2021 is Mrs. Jackie Nance. How did you decide to a get into the field...

Congratulations to Carol Woodall, our first Feature Teacher of the new school year! We are so thankful for your musical talents and how...

At Parish Day School, our students are encouraged to explore and learn through play. This philosophy of learning through play supports...

Linda Greaves has been at Parish Day School for 32 years. For the first 16 years, she taught Pre-K Fours in Room 13. In 2003, she...

During this time of year, we reflect on the importance of giving. Giving generously is part of the culture of who we are at Parish Day...

Our Feature Teacher, Ms. Chris Crocker is a pre-K Classroom Teacher, pre-K 3s Mentor, Curriculum Specialist, and Camp Turtle Trap...

When you walk into our preschool classrooms, you might not realize all the preparation and planning that has gone into each classroom...

Our children love to be outdoors---year round. They crave the ability to run, jump, and explore. They want to connect with nature, feel...

Can you feel it? It’s February and love is in the air! From the hearts and the glitter, to the Valentines made with care, Parish Day...

Smooth Transition to the New School Year When reflecting on the smooth start of the new school year, we feel gratitude and are so...

Virginia Quality (VQ) is a free and voluntary Quality Rating and Improvement System dedicated to improve the caliber of early childcare...

The completion of the school year is an emotional and exhausting time of year. Final days with the children, end of the year assessments,...

The Virginian-Pilot published an article on our school's fundraiser for Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters. The children really...