Here are the Christian preschools in Tuscaloosa, courtesy of Tuscaloosa Christian Family.

American Christian Academy:
2300 Veterans Memorial Parkway, 553-5963
ages 2-3
$425/month

A Place for Me Child Development:
2231 Veterans Memorial Parkway, 562-2137
ages 6 weeks to 6 years
$400-440/month

Central Church Day School:
304 Hargrove Rd, 759-9700
ages 6 weeks to pre-K
$35 registration fee

Christ Episcopal Church Preschool:
605 Lurleen Wallace Blvd, North, 758-5704
ages 1-4
$50 registration fee
$115-195

Elizabeth Baptist Church:
2650 Elizabeth St., 752-7320
for ages 14 mos to 13 years
$70/week for preschoolers

First Baptist Church Child Development Program:
721 Greensboro Ave, 366-4441
for infants to 4 years

First Presbyterian Church:
900 Greensboro Ave, 758-3223
ages 6 weeks to 4 years

First Wesleyan Academy:
1503 McFarland Blvd. N., Northport, 752-2111
ages 6 weeks to pre-K
$75 registration fee, $480/month for infants and toddlers

Flatwoods Baptist:
4520 70th Ave, Northport, 339-6881
ages 6 weeks to 12 years
$75 registration fee

Holy Spirit Catholic Preschool:
711 37th St. East, 556-6086
ages 3 to 4 years
$90 registration fee

Kiddie Kollege Preschool/First United Methodist Church:
800 Greensboro Ave., 345-7261
ages 1-5

Little Friends School/Calvary Baptist Church
1121 Paul W. Bryant Dr., 345-2465
ages birth to 5 years
$530/month for birth to 5 years

New Beginnings Christian Academy:
1950 Park West Dr., Northport, 330-7923
ages birth to 5 years

Open Door Baptist Church "Moms":
1761 McFarland Blvd., 391-3601
ages 1-5

Saint Luke Day Care:
2605 Skyland Blvd. E., 553-4929
ages 6 weeks to 5 years

Tuscaloosa Christian Preschool:
2001 Church St., Cottondale, 553-0610
ages 1-3
$240/month part time, $420/month full time

University Church Preschool:
1200 Julia Tutwiler Dr., 553-3776
ages 6 weeks to 5 years
$430-480/month

Valley View Baptist Preschool:
8820 Highway 69 South, 752-0927
ages 6 months to 5 years

Weekday Kids/Forest Lake United Methodist:
1711 4th Ave., 758-6623
ages 6 weeks to 12 years
$50 registration fee

Northport Baptist Dayschool is another good one. My son and daughter both attend, and I love it. (My daughter can go just one morning a week, pay as you go, while my son goes three mornings a week.) My son just turned four and has been begging me to teach him to read, but I didn't think he was ready. Well, he just sat down and read to me the other day, and it had to have been from what he's learned at school. The teachers are very loving and there's very low staff turnover.