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Little Fishes Preschool

4700 Lincoln Ave, Orlando, FL 32819

Listing details

CategoryPreschool
Address4700 Lincoln Ave, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone(407) 291-3292
Websitepcol.org
LicensingNot shown: verify on the Florida DCF search

Source: public Google Maps business listing collected November 6, 2026, without reviews. We do not show licensing status for Florida.

4700 Lincoln Ave, Orlando, FL 32819

Hours Hours listed

Monday8 AM–3 PM
Tuesday8 AM–3 PM
Wednesday8 AM–3 PM
Thursday8 AM–3 PM
Friday8 AM–3 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

From the public business listing; holidays not included.

Contact & directions

Call (407) 291-3292 Directions Website Verify license on the Florida DCF search

Staff-to-child ratios in Florida

Florida law (§402.305(4), Florida Statutes) requires one staff member for every 4 children under 1, 6 one-year-olds, 11 two-year-olds, 15 three-year-olds, 20 four-year-olds and 25 children 5 and older.

On a tour, ask how many children are in each room and how many adults stay with them at nap time.

Child care in ZIP 32819

Our Orlando listings include 15 licensed programs in ZIP 32819 and 1 family child care home, out of 339 programs in Orlando.

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Questions

How do I check Little Fishes Preschool's license?

Search the business name on the Florida DCF Child Care Provider Search. Broward, Palm Beach, Pinellas and Sarasota counties license child care locally, so check with the county there.

Can I get help paying for care at Little Fishes Preschool?

In Florida, child care assistance runs through School Readiness, through early learning coalitions. You apply with the program, not with the provider, and the provider has to accept the payment. See help paying for child care.

How do I report a concern about Little Fishes Preschool?

Contact Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), which licenses child care in Florida. If you suspect abuse or neglect, call your state's child abuse hotline, or 911 in an emergency.

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