At our schools, we recognize that children have unique social, emotional, physical and educational needs that are tailored to their formative years. We strive to create an environment that is comfortable for both parents and children, and encourage parents to be involved in their child’s day. Our approach to learning combines play-based activities with various academic tools to help foster a strong sense of self-worth in children.
We understand that the early years of childhood are integral to a child’s future development, and strive to provide a safe, enriching environment that allows children to reach their full potential. Our goal is to bring together the best of both family and center-based care, and ultimately prepare children for their next steps in education.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Infant Program
Our infant classrooms incorporate music and movement, reading and sensory play throughout each child’s day. Infants are all unique and each on his or her own schedule. Our teachers follow the individual schedule for each infant as it has been written by the child’s parent/guardian. As infants get older and closer to toddler age our teachers will work with parents/guardians to prepare for the transition to the toddler program.
Toddler Program
Our toddler and preschool programs utilize a multi-age approach which allows our students to learn from their older peers while also serving as role model students and teachers to their younger peers. This approach also allows us to minimize the number of classroom changes for the children and enables them to build strong relationships with the other children in their classroom who are younger and older than them. Semi-annual assessments are completed on all toddlers and preschool students. Our teachers also utilize Class Dojo, a parent communications app to share lesson plans, monthly newsletters, photos, and daily logs of the childrens’ activities.
Preschool Program
Our preschool classes also utilize Handwriting Without Tears to strengthen fine motor skills and teach pre-writing skills. Through a variety of hands on learning activities children learn upper and lower case letters using a developmentally appropriate curriculum designed to address all learning types.
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