Classes & enrollment
The 2026–2027 schedule, prices, age rules and how to register, from Busy Bee’s own pages.
2026–2027
Class schedule
The Classes page lists every class as full (a recent Facebook post says only a few spots were left, so ask to confirm). In the school’s words: “if you’d like to get on the waitlist, please let us know! Those on the waitlist will be notified if there is an opening.”
| Class | Days | Time | Teacher | Cost | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3–4 year-olds | Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 9:15 AM–11:15 AM | Ms. Alli | $155/month | Full · waitlist |
| 4–5 year-olds | Tuesday, Thursday | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | Mrs. Emily | $155/month | Full · waitlist |
| 4–5 year-olds | Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM | Ms. Michelle | $180/month | Full · waitlist |
| 3–4 year-olds | Tuesday, Thursday | 12:15 PM–2:15 PM | Mrs. Emily | $120/month | Full · waitlist |
Enrollment
How to register
From Busy Bee’s enrollment page. For 2026–2027, step one is the waitlist.
Check the age rules
“Applicants must be at least 4 years old on or before September 1st of the school year for our 4/5 year old classes, and emotionally ready and potty trained 3 year-olds for the 3/4 year old class.”
4–5 classes: age 4 by September 1Ask about a spot or the waitlist
Recently posted: only a few spots left for 2026–27 — ask to confirm. Text or call (214) 677-6733 with your child’s age and the class you’d like. You’ll be told if a spot opens.
Text or call (214) 677-6733Fill out two forms
“Both the registration form and policies and procedures form need to be completed for official registration.”
Registration form + policies and proceduresPay the materials fee
“To hold your child’s spot, please fill out and submit the application form and pay a $110 materials fee.” Busy Bee accepts Venmo or a check.
$110 materials fee · Venmo or check
Philosophy
What a day holds
“We believe each child is an innately curious, creative, and capable person who is eager to learn and experience the world around them.”
- Play and movement-based learning, with guided and independent exploration
- Literacy and math in every part of the day
- Daily yoga; exercises for social skills, emotional awareness and regulation
- Sensory activities, art, and child-led exploration
- Small classes with individual attention
From the teachers’ blog
Notebooks, name plates and choice
Two 2025 posts on the Busy Bee blog describe how writing is taught.
“For writing at Busy Bee I have name plates for them to practice tracing with colorful markers and little erasers. I let them sit comfortably wherever suits them. They each get their own notebook where they can practice writing or drawing whatever they want.”
“One example is every day I give my students time to write whatever they want in their notebooks. This gives them practice with their fine motor skills in a way that allows freedom. They love it!”
The space
Inside and out
“Our indoor and outdoor spaces are designed for play-based activities. The learning space, complete with kitchen facilities, bathroom, learning table, play space, rug area, and a dedicated playroom with a children’s climbing wall is in a full daylight basement with large windows and plenty of natural light, and a separate preschool entrance. The yard is fully fenced with lots of space for our Busy Bees to play and enjoy many structured movement activities outside.”
