Welcome to
Greenwood Forest
Children's Center
An inclusive community
Welcome to GFCC
Greenwood Forest Children's Center is a half-day private preschool program operating from September through May. We offer classes for children ages 1-5. We are proud to operate on the campus of Greenwood Forest Baptist Church and maintain the same values of inclusivity and outreach that are held dear throughout the campus. One distinct difference GFCC maintains from other church-based programs is our decision to offer a non-religious preschool program. GFCC believes in welcoming and celebrating families of all faiths and none.​
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Our mission is to provide a safe, loving environment where children are able to grow in all areas of development.Our 4s and TK teachers prepare children for Kindergarten by keeping current with WCPSS K-readiness standards, while also maintaining the activity and play-based approach to learning that is found in all of our classrooms. All our teachers create a hands-on, interactive day that seeks to see children develop not only cognitively, but physically, socially and emotionally. We would love for your family to join our community. You are most welcome.
Announcements
2025-2026 Registration is Open!​​​
For information about classes offered, tuition and registration instructions please visit the
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If you'd like to schedule a tour, please contact GFCC Office Administator, Elizabeth Dunn: gfccdunn@gmail.com
GFCC Job Opportunities
We have several positions available for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Please contact Elizabeth Wolber (gfccdirector@gmail.com) for more information.
On the Horizon
Greenwood Forest Children's Center is getting an upgrade! Click here to learn more about how our campus will be impacted for the 2025-2026 year.
Calendar
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May 1-8: 3s Art Shows
May 15: 4s Graduation
May 21: Popsicle play date @ Ritter Park
May 22: TK Graduation
May 23: Last Day of School​
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"Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood."
-Fred Rogers