Little Leaders tuition in North Carolina depends on the campus.

At ALA Coastal, 2026–2027 tuition is $575 per month for five-day half-day preschool or pre-K and $875 per month for five-day full-day preschool or pre-K.

A $100 non-refundable registration fee is due within 7 days of enrollment. Tuition is not refundable for absences due to illness or vacation.

Little Leaders serves North Carolina families through select partner school campuses, including American Leadership Academy and Wake Preparatory Academy locations. Families can use the Locations page to find the North Carolina campus that best fits their area.

Little Leaders welcomes potty-trained children ages 3–5. Children must be three years old to enroll in Preschool, and children must turn four by September 1 to enroll in Pre-Kindergarten.

Yes. Little Leaders is a private, tuition-based preschool and pre-K program located on select American Leadership Academy and partner school campuses.

Preschool introduces young children to school routines, early numbers and letters, social skills, sensory development, and motor skills. Pre-K builds on those foundations with a stronger focus on kindergarten readiness, early literacy, early math, communication, and confidence in a classroom setting.

Yes. Little Leaders helps children prepare for kindergarten through age-appropriate lessons in early literacy, math, communication, social development, physical development, creativity, and leadership values.

Yes. Many Little Leaders campuses offer half-day and full-day options. Available schedules may vary by campus and school year.

Yes. North Carolina families may be eligible for a 10% sibling discount through the connected K–12 campus, a 10% military discount with a valid military ID, or a 10% full-year prepayment discount. One discount per family may be applied.

Little Leaders is a private preschool and pre-K program focused on early learning, kindergarten readiness, character development, routines, and classroom confidence. While children are cared for in a safe and nurturing environment, the program is built around school readiness rather than general childcare alone.

Many North Carolina Little Leaders programs are located at or connected with established school communities. This gives children an early learning environment that feels connected to a larger school pathway.