We welcome children ranging from 6 weeks to 5 years of age, depending on classroom availability. Our programs are designed to meet the developmental needs of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre-Kindergarten learners.

While both programs emphasize foundational skills, Preschool typically serves children aged 3 to 4 years, focusing on early socialization, basic literacy, and motor development. Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) is intended for children aged 4 to 5 years and offers a more structured, academically-oriented curriculum to ensure readiness for Kindergarten, with a focus on cognitive, social-emotional, and early literacy/numeracy skills.

We operate Monday through Friday, from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, aligning with the needs of working families.

Yes, we offer extended care before and after our core program hours, providing a safe and nurturing environment for children who require early drop-off or late pick-up.

We adhere to or exceed state licensing standards for student-to-teacher ratios:

Infants: 1:4

Toddlers: 1:6

Preschool & Pre-K: 1:8 to 1:10

These ratios ensure individualized attention and optimal developmental support.

Absolutely. All teaching staff meet or exceed state certification requirements. In addition, every employee undergoes comprehensive background checks, including fingerprinting and reference verification, prior to employment. We don't accept any employee unless they have an associates or higher.

We implement a developmentally appropriate, research-based curriculum grounded in early childhood education theory. Our approach blends play-based learning with guided instruction, integrating elements from Creative Curriculum, Reggio Emilia, and Montessori principles, emphasizing inquiry, exploration, and whole-child development.

Our Pre-K program fosters academic readiness, emotional regulation, and social competence, aligning with local and state early learning standards. We emphasize phonemic awareness, early literacy, number sense, fine motor skills, and cooperative learning to ensure a smooth transition into Kindergarten.

Yes. We provide nutritious, age-appropriate meals and snacks daily. All meals meet USDA guidelines and are prepared with dietary needs and allergies in mind.

Yes, our program is fully licensed by the state’s Department of Early Childhood or equivalent agency. In addition, we are actively engaged in national accreditation through organizations such as OSSE and we are working towards NAEYC certification.

Safety is our highest priority. Our facility is equipped with:

Secure entry systems

Surveillance cameras

Emergency preparedness protocols

CPR/First Aid-certified staff

Regular safety drills

All staff receive ongoing training in child safety and emergency response.

We offer bilingual language exposure, typically in Spanish and English, through daily interactions, books, and songs. We also provide enrichment programs such as music, art, and STEM-based activities. For children with special needs, we collaborate with families and specialists to develop individualized strategies.

Tuition rates vary by age group and attendance schedule. We offer monthly payment options, along with discounts for siblings. A detailed tuition schedule is available upon request. Financial aid or subsidy programs may be available for qualifying families.

Yes. Potty training is approached in partnership with families and is supported in a developmentally appropriate and respectful manner. Our staff works closely with parents to maintain consistency across home and school environments.

Absolutely. We strongly encourage families to schedule a tour of our facility to meet the staff, observe classrooms in action, and ask any questions. Tours can be arranged by phone, email, or through our website.

We maintain ongoing communication through:

Daily reports or app-based updates

Parent-teacher conferences

Newsletters and monthly calendars

Phone calls or emails as needed

We value open communication and strive to build strong partnerships with families.

Yes, we offer year-round enrollment and an engaging summer enrichment program, which includes seasonal themes, outdoor activities, and hands-on learning experiences.

We take a proactive and inclusive approach. Families are asked to share medical or developmental needs during enrollment. Our staff is trained in allergy response, EpiPen usage, and care plans. For special needs, we work collaboratively with families and, if applicable, early intervention specialists to ensure appropriate accommodations.

No waiting list. To reserve a spot, families must complete an application and submit a registration fee & deposit. We recommend early inquiry to secure placement.