Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

We do not charge fees for pickups, registration, late payment, or admission deposit.

Infants 1:4*
Toddlers 1:4
Preschool 1:10
School-Age 1:15

*We typically do not enroll more than 6 infants in one room to allow for more individualized care and attention.

The majority of our staff have National Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential or are in the process of acquiring it. Some staff have associate’s degrees or bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education.

Yes, breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack are provided to all children enrolled. We participate in the Child & Adult Care Food Program through the USDA. All meals follow USDA guidelines for healthy meals. Students are provided milk with meals and snacks. Families are asked to complete food program enrollment forms at the time of enrollment.

If families prefer to bring their child’s meals, they will need to complete a meal modification form. In instances where we would need to make a meal modification for a medical issue, we would need a doctor’s statement.

There are several ways we communicate with parents. We communicate daily activities such as meals, diaper changes, bottles, and observations via Tadpoles. Any instance where a child is sick or injured would be communicated through a phone call or text, based on family preference. Center updates and special events are sent out via email, Facebook, and Flyer.

We believe in play-based learning. Children are provided an opportunity throughout the day to engage and explore new ideas, materials, and concepts. Learning centers are set up to encourage play and exploration via math, science, writing, reading, dramatic play, sensory play, art, and music. More specific learning happens in the form of circle time and small groups. Children in similar phases of development and skill are grouped to work on milestones and kindergarten readiness objectives. Observations are recorded in Teaching Strategies to track progress and new learning goals.