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Infant Care
A calm, consistent start for your youngest child.
Our infant program is built around responsive caregiving and close teacher-child relationships. Familiar routines and attention to each child's needs help infants feel secure while teachers support their development through planned daily experiences.
- RIE-inspired responsive caregiving
- Planned learning experiences every day
- Sign language paired with spoken language
- Safe floor time and freedom to move
- Family communication through Brightwheel
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Toddler Care
Room to move, explore, and begin to connect.
Toddlers are natural explorers. Our toddler program gives children space to move, try new things, and begin building early social skills. The day includes a mix of independent play, small group activities, outdoor time, and simple routines that help toddlers feel settled.
- Active, movement-focused daily schedule
- Outdoor time each day
- Early language and social development activities
- Sensory and art exploration
- Consistent daily routines
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Two-Year-Old Preschool
Building language, confidence, and early friendships.
Two-year-olds are ready for more — more language, more independence, and more connection with other children. Our two-year-old program introduces structured group activities, story time, creative play, and early problem-solving in an environment where children feel safe to try.
- Language-rich activities and story time
- Small group circle time
- Creative and imaginative play
- Early independence skills
- Outdoor play and movement
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Preschool & Pre-K
Curious thinkers, growing collaborators, and children getting ready for what comes next.
Our Preschool & Pre-K program serves children ages three through five — a span of years marked by significant growth in language, reasoning, social skills, and independence. Three-year-olds are beginning to ask big questions and work alongside peers. Four-year-olds bring more focus and more sophisticated ideas to their play and projects. Five-year-olds are developing the skills and habits that prepare them for kindergarten — reading readiness, number sense, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a group. As children move through these years, the structure and expectations of the day grow with them.
- Project-based and theme-driven learning across ages 3–5
- Early literacy, pre-writing, and language development
- Math concepts through exploration and structured activity
- Social-emotional learning and cooperative work
- Kindergarten readiness skills for our oldest children
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