La Habra Hills Presbyterian Preschool

La Habra Hills Presbyterian Preschool offers a preschool program for children ages 2.5 years old, potty trained, through 5 years old. Program hours are 9am-12 pm, with Morning Day Care from 7:30-9 am and Afternoon Enrichment from 12-1:30 pm. Classes are grouped by age, with 10-12 students per class.

Programs

• Preschool program — 2.5 years old (potty trained) - 5 years old · Program hours are 9am-12 pm. Morning Day Care is available from 7:30-9 am. Afternoon Enrichment is offered 12-1:30 pm.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–5 years old
• General schedule: Program hours are 9am-12 pm. Morning Day Care is available from 7:30-9 am. Afternoon Enrichment is offered 12-1:30 pm.

About the provider

La Habra Hills Presbyterian Preschool first opened its doors in 1966, and La Habra Hills Presbyterian Church was founded in 1958. The school’s mission says that every child is valued, nurtured and celebrated, and that it provides a safe, caring environment for children to discover God’s love and begin their academic journey. It also says the school reflects Jesus Christ in its interactions, fosters learning in a welcoming, diverse and secure environment, and supports children’s academic and spiritual growth.

LHHPP is not enrolling new students for Fall 2026. Children may choose to bring a snack from home. Special Events occur throughout the school year, including the Harvest Program, Christmas Program, Grandparent’s Day, and the end of the year Spring Sing.

What families say

“My three children thrived at LHHPP thanks to the caring, dedicated teachers along with the fun and nurturing environment. I appreciate the shorter days, giving the kids a chance to experience school without being overwhelmed by it. I highly recommend LHHPP!” — Holly, parent

“The teachers at LHHPP are so loving and kind. They go above and beyond to provide so many creative projects and experiences for the children.” — Kelly, parent

“The teachers and office staff are kind to all kids. I really liked that my daughter had the opportunity to go to chapel regularly.” — Jason, parent

Last updated October 12, 2026.