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PARENT RESOURCES

Everything You Need

Stay connected, informed, and involved in your child's day — from the very first morning drop-off to the big moments in between.

Daily Schedules

See exactly what your child's day looks like, hour by hour

Parent Tips

Wisdom from our educators for the everyday parent moment.

Stay Connected

How we communicate; daily updates, photos, and quick replies

Essential Info

Hours, policies, meals, what to bring, and tuition basics.

FAQs

Quick answers to the questions parents ask us most.

A DAY IN THE LIFE AT DIXON ACADEMY

From sunrise giggles to bedtime stories, every moment here matters

Five age tailored programs. One thoughtfully designed rhythm of learning, play, rest, and warmth. Tap a program below to see exactly what your child's day looks like at Dixon Academy.

AGE SPECIFIC PROGRAMS

11.5 hrs

6:30am - 6:00pm care

Outdoor Block Daily

1:1

Routines tailored to each child

THE DIXON ACADEMY RHYTHM

Every age has it's own beautiful day.

We don't believe is one size fits all. Each program below has a routine tuned to how children that age actually grow, learn, and rest. Pick a program to see exactly what to expect.

Tiny humans, tender rhythms.

Babies don't read clocks — they read us. Our caregivers follow each infant's own cues for feeding, sleeping, and play, with gentle anchors throughout the day.

AGES

6 wks - 12 mo

6:30 - 8:30 AM

🌅 Soft Landings

Warm hellos at drop-off and gentle free play with familiar toys.

8:00 - 1130 AM

🍼 Bottles, Breakfast & Discovery

Diapering and feeding, books, singing, puppets, and outdoor strolls.

Throughout

😴 Naps on Their Own Schedule

No forced clocks. Babies nap when their little bodies say it's time.

11:30 - 1:00 PM

🥄 Midday Bottles & Jar Food

Diapering and feeding, then quiet free play with small and soft toys.

1:00 - 4:15 PM

📖 Story Voices & Outside Time

Books, singing, and interactive small-group time. Fresh air when the weather invites.

4:15 - 5:30 PM

🍼 Afternoon Bottles & Free Play

Feedings, diaper changes, and gentle wind-down play.

5:30 - 6:00 PM

🌙 Goodbye Hugs

Final bottles, free play, sheets changed and toys sanitized for tomorrow.

💛 What parents love

Daily app updates with feeds, naps, and photos.

Primary caregiver model — one trusted person.

Sanitized toys & fresh linens every day.

Brest milk friendly storage & handeling

"Walking in to see my son giggling in his teacher's lap — that's when I knew Dixon Academy was home."

— MAYA R., INFANT PARENT

Big Feelings, bigger discoveries.

Toddlers are tiny scientists with messy hands and bold opinions. Our day gives them just enough structure to feel safe, with wide-open space to explore.

AGES

1 - 2 years

6:30 - 8:00 AM

🌅 Arrival & Free Choice Centers

Slow, gentle starts — kids choose where to land.

8:00 - 8:45 AM

🥣 Breakfast

Warm, family-style, with lots of "I do it myself!"

8:45 - 9:15 AM

🎵 Centers & Music

Shakers, soft instruments, and the joy of moving.

9:15 - 9:30 AM

⭕ Morning Meeting

Hellos, weather, and a peek at today's adventures.

9:30 - 10:15 AM

🌳 Outside Play

Big feelings need big spaces.

10:15 - 11:00 PM

🔬Science / Art / Music

Sensory bins, fingerpaint, and joyful mess.

11:00 - 11:40 AM

🍝Lunch

Nutritious, family-style — no pressure, lots of trying.

11:45 - 12:00 PM

📚Reading / Quiet Time

Soft lights, soft voices, soft books.

12:00 - 2:15 PM

😴 Nap Time

Cozy cots, lullabies, and dreams of dump trucks.

2:15 - 3:00 PM

🍎 Afternoon Snack

Wake-up wiggles, fresh fruit, full bellies.

3:00 - 4:00 PM

🎨 Free Choice Centers

Books, singing, and interactive small-group time. Fresh air when the weather invites.

4:00 - 4:45 PM

⚽ Outside Play

Fresh air, fresh perspective.

4:45 - 5:15 PM

📖 Story / Music / Center

Wind-down with favorite books and gentle music.

5:15 - 6:00 PM

👋 Evening Snack & Goodbye

One last snack, one last hug, ready for home.

🌟 The Toddler Difference

Two outdoor blocks daily — rain, shine, or snow gear.
Diaper changes & hand washing woven into the rhythm.
Mess-friendly art so kids can really dig in.
Gentle potty learning on your child's timeline.

"They turned mess into magic. My daughter came home talking about the 'rainbow goop' for a week."

— JAMES K., TODDLER PARENT

Where wonder get a vocabulary.

Three- and four-year-olds are sponges for language, story, and "why?". Our day is built around projects, conversations, and the early sparks of school readiness.

AGES

3 - 4 years

6:30 - 8:00 AM

🌅 Arrivals & Free Choice

Puzzles, books, building, drawing.

8:00 - 845 AM

🥣 Breakfast

Family-style with self-serve practice.

8:45 - 9:30 AM

⭕ Morning Meeting & Calendar

No forced clocks. Babies nap when their little bodies say it's time.

9:30 - 10:30 AM

🔠 Literacy & Language Centers

Letters, sounds, name writing, story building.

10:30 - 11:30 AM

🌳 Outside Play

Group games, big motor play, nature walks.

11:30 - 12:45 PM

🍝 Lunch

Conversation, manners practice, real silverware.

12:45 - 2:15 PM

😴 Rest Time

Soft music, books for non-nappers, quiet rest for all.

2:15 - 3:00 PM

🧘 Snack & Wake-up Yoga

Stretches, fresh snack, ready for round two.

3:00 - 4:00 PM

🔬STEM / Art / Projects

Hands-on building, painting, experimenting.

4:00 - 4:45 PM

⚽ Outside Play

Burn off the afternoon wiggles.

4:45 - 5:30 PM

📖 Story & Music

Read-alouds, songs, silly group games.

5:30 - 6:00 PM

👋 Snack & Goodbye

Wind-down and hugs at the door.

🌱 What's growing

Letter & number recognition through play.
Story sequencing, vocabulary, early writing.
Sharing, turn-taking, conflict resolution.
Independence — coats, pouring, clean-up.

I love that they treat preschool like real learning, not just babysitting. My son reads to me now."

— PRIYA S., PRESCHOOL PARENT

The chapter, between school bells.

For school-age kids, the hours before and after school should feel like the best parts of the day — homework support, real friendships, and time to just be a kid.

AGES

6 - 12 years

6:30 - 8:30 AM

🌅 Arrival & Free Choice

Reading, games, or a slow start with friends.

8:00 - 1130 AM

🥣 Breakfast

A real meal before the school day starts.

Throughout

🚌 Transport to School

Safe transitions to local elementary schools.

11:30 - 1:00 PM

🚌 Return & Unwind

Big hellos, snack on the table, decompression time.

1:00 - 4:15 PM

📚 Homework Help Hour

Quiet study space, teacher support, snack as fuel.

4:15 - 5:30 PM

🎨 Enrichment Clubs

Art studio, robotics, drama, sports — rotating weekly.

5:30 - 6:00 PM

🌳 Outside Play & Goodbye

Run it out, then ready for home.

🎯 What kids actually want

Real homework help from teachers who get it.

Clubs that change weekly — never boring.

Friends across grades and schools.

School breaks and snow days fully covered.

"My 9-year-old asks to go on weekends. Enough said."

— AISHA B., SCHOOL-AGE PARENT

The year of "I can do it."

Pre-K is the launch pad. We balance kindergarten readiness with the joy of being four — confident readers, brave builders, and curious thinkers.

AGES

4 - 5 years

6:30 - 8:00 AM

🌅 Arrivals & Soft Start

Journaling, puzzles, quiet reading.

8:00 - 845 AM

🥣 Breakfast

Self-serve, social, and unhurried.

8:45 - 9:30 AM

⭕ Morning Meeting & Job Cart

Calendar, leader of the day, today's goals.

9:30 - 10:30 AM

🔠 Literacy Block

Phonics, sight words, journaling, guided reading.

10:30 - 11:30 AM

🌳 Outside Play

Team games, gross motor challenges, exploration.

11:30 - 12:15 PM

🍝 Lunch

Family-style with table conversation prompts.

12:15 - 1:30 PM

🔢 Math & Logic Block

Counting, patterns, problem solving.

1:30 - 2:30 PM

🧘 Quiet Time

Optional rest, silent reading, mindful drawing.

2:30 - 3:00 PM

🍎 Afternoon Snack

Refuel and recharge.

3:00 - 4:00 PM

🔬 STEM / Project Studio

Coding basics, science, design challenges.

4:00- 4:45 PM

⚽ Outside Play

Big motor play and team games.

4:45 - 5:30 PM

🎭 Choice Clubs

Art, builders', story — kids choose.

5:30 - 6:00 PM

👋 Reflection & Goodbye

Today's wins, tomorrow's hopes, ready for home.

🎓 Kindergarten Ready

Phonics, sight words, comprehension.
Math fluency through 20, patterns, addition.
Writing journals — letters, simple sentences.
Routines, transitions, self-advocacy.

"My daughter started kindergarten ahead — not because she was pushed, but because she loved it."

— DANIEL T., PRE-K PARENT

TIPS & INSIGHT

Wisdom for the Everyday Parent Moment

Our educators share their most-asked advice, research-backed strategies, and little reminders that make a big difference at home.

🥕

NUTRITION

What to do when your picky eater eats everything at school.

It's one of our most common conversations: "My child eats nothing at home but cleans their plate here!" Here's why — and how to use it.

Eat together: Eating at the table alongside your child (not in front of screens) mirrors what we do at school — and it works.
Offer without pressure: The "division of responsibility" model means you decide what's offered; your child decides what and how much to eat.
Repeated exposure matters: Children may need a new food 10–15 times before accepting it. Don't give up after two refusals.
Serve school favorites at home: Ask what they had and replicate it. Familiar foods feel safer with happy school associations.

QUICK WIN

Ask us what your child ate today — and serve it tomorrow with no pressure to eat it.

🤝

SOCIAL SKILLS

When your child says "I have no friends" — what to actually do.

This sentence can send a parent into a spiral. But it usually means something different than you think.

Young children's social lives are far more fluid than adults' — "I have no friends" often means "I didn't play with anyone in the last five minutes."
Ask specific questions: "Who did you sit next to at lunch?" gets better info than "Did you play with anyone today?"
Talk to us. Our teachers observe social dynamics daily and can tell you exactly who your child gravitates toward — and facilitate those connections.
Arrange small playdates. One-on-one time with a classmate at home setting builds friendships faster than group settings.
Teach small scripts: "Can I play too?" and "That looks fun — what are you building?" These literal scripts help children enormously.

THIS WEEK

Ask their teacher who they connect with most. Invite that family for a Saturday park meet-up.

📚

LEARNING AT HOME

5 things to ask instead of "What did you do today?"

If "nothing" is your daily report, these conversation starters will change everything about your after-school drive home.

"What made you laugh today?"— Joy is easy to recall and unlocks detailed storytelling.
"Who did something kind today?"— Builds emotional vocabulary and awareness of others.
"What was the hardest thing you did?"— Normalizes challenge and opens conversations about resilience.
"If you could teach me one thing today, what would it be?"— Children love to be the expert, and this reinforces their learning.
"What did you build/make/draw?"— Concrete questions produce concrete, enthusiastic answers.

TRY THIS TOMORROW

Pick one. Watch a four-word answer become a four-minute story.

💛

BEHAVIOR

The tantrum isn't about you. Here's what it is about.

Understanding the neuroscience behind meltdowns changes how you respond — and dramatically reduces how often they happen.

The prefrontal cortex — the brain's rational decision-making center — doesn't fully develop until age 25. A toddler's tantrum is literally a neurodevelopmental event, not a manipulation.
Co-regulate first: Your calm nervous system helps theirs settle. Lower your voice, slow your movements, get to eye level.
Name the feeling: "You're really frustrated that we have to leave the park." This validates without giving in and builds emotional intelligence.
Avoid reasoning during a meltdown. When the emotional brain is flooded, the rational brain is offline. Save the logic for after.
Reconnect after: A short hug and "I still love you even when things are hard" matters enormously for trust and security.

REMEMBER

Connection before correction. Always.

👋

DROP - OFF

The 60-second goodbye that actually works.

That moment of separation doesn't have to be hard — for you or your child. Our teachers see what works every single morning. Prolonged goodbyes often increase anxiety rather than ease it. Research consistently shows that confident, brief routines help children transition faster.

Create a ritual: A special handshake, a hug-and-squeeze, or a phrase like "I love you — see you at pickup" signals it's really goodbye.
Say it once and mean it: Lingering because you feel guilty teaches your child that staying upset might bring you back.
Trust your team: Most children stop crying within minutes of a parent leaving — and our teachers will always reach out if your child needs extended comfort.
Bring a transitional object: A small photo or familiar toy can be enormously grounding for younger children.

TRY THIS TOMORROW

"I love you. I'll see you after snack." Then walk. Confidence is contagious — your calm becomes their calm.

😴

SLEEP & REST

Why nap time is non-negotiable (yes, even for 4-year-olds).

Sleep isn't downtime — it's when the brain does its most important work. Here's what your child's nap is really doing.

During sleep, children's brains consolidate the memories formed during the day. That STEAM experiment that wow'd them? That social moment? All of it gets cemented during rest.
10–13 hours total for 3–4-year-olds — and this means a 24-hour period, so a midday nap reaches that goal.
Quiet rest still helps. Non-nappers benefit from quiet time, which reduces cortisol and improves afternoon behavior and learning.
Consistent bedtime at home: Children who go to bed at the same time each night nap better and arrive more regulated.
Avoid screens before bed. Blue light in the 60 minutes before bed suppresses melatonin and delays sleep onset by up to 45 minutes.

TONIGHT'S EXPERIMENT

Same bedtime three nights in a row. Watch your mornings transform.

🥕

NUTRITION

What to do when your picky eater eats everything at school.

It's one of our most common conversations: "My child eats nothing at home but cleans their plate here!" Here's why — and how to use it.

Eat together: Eating at the table alongside your child (not in front of screens) mirrors what we do at school — and it works.
Offer without pressure: The "division of responsibility" model means you decide what's offered; your child decides what and how much to eat.
Repeated exposure matters: Children may need a new food 10–15 times before accepting it. Don't give up after two refusals.
Serve school favorites at home: Ask what they had and replicate it. Familiar foods feel safer with happy school associations.

QUICK WIN

Ask us what your child ate today — and serve it tomorrow with no pressure to eat it.

🤝

SOCIAL SKILLS

When your child says "I have no friends" — what to actually do.

This sentence can send a parent into a spiral. But it usually means something different than you think.

Young children's social lives are far more fluid than adults' — "I have no friends" often means "I didn't play with anyone in the last five minutes."
Ask specific questions: "Who did you sit next to at lunch?" gets better info than "Did you play with anyone today?"
Talk to us. Our teachers observe social dynamics daily and can tell you exactly who your child gravitates toward — and facilitate those connections.
Arrange small playdates. One-on-one time with a classmate at home setting builds friendships faster than group settings.
Teach small scripts: "Can I play too?" and "That looks fun — what are you building?" These literal scripts help children enormously.

THIS WEEK

Ask their teacher who they connect with most. Invite that family for a Saturday park meet-up.

📚

LEARNING AT HOME

5 things to ask instead of "What did you do today?"

If "nothing" is your daily report, these conversation starters will change everything about your after-school drive home.

"What made you laugh today?"— Joy is easy to recall and unlocks detailed storytelling.
"Who did something kind today?"— Builds emotional vocabulary and awareness of others.
"What was the hardest thing you did?"— Normalizes challenge and opens conversations about resilience.
"If you could teach me one thing today, what would it be?"— Children love to be the expert, and this reinforces their learning.
"What did you build/make/draw?"— Concrete questions produce concrete, enthusiastic answers.

TRY THIS TOMORROW

Pick one. Watch a four-word answer become a four-minute story.

💛

BEHAVIOR

The tantrum isn't about you. Here's what it is about.

Understanding the neuroscience behind meltdowns changes how you respond — and dramatically reduces how often they happen.

The prefrontal cortex — the brain's rational decision-making center — doesn't fully develop until age 25. A toddler's tantrum is literally a neurodevelopmental event, not a manipulation.
Co-regulate first: Your calm nervous system helps theirs settle. Lower your voice, slow your movements, get to eye level.
Name the feeling: "You're really frustrated that we have to leave the park." This validates without giving in and builds emotional intelligence.
Avoid reasoning during a meltdown. When the emotional brain is flooded, the rational brain is offline. Save the logic for after.
Reconnect after: A short hug and "I still love you even when things are hard" matters enormously for trust and security.

REMEMBER

Connection before correction. Always.

😴

SLEEP & REST

Why nap time is non-negotiable (yes, even for 4-year-olds).

Sleep isn't downtime — it's when the brain does its most important work. Here's what your child's nap is really doing.

During sleep, children's brains consolidate the memories formed during the day. That STEAM experiment that wow'd them? That social moment? All of it gets cemented during rest.
10–13 hours total for 3–4-year-olds — and this means a 24-hour period, so a midday nap reaches that goal.
Quiet rest still helps. Non-nappers benefit from quiet time, which reduces cortisol and improves afternoon behavior and learning.
Consistent bedtime at home: Children who go to bed at the same time each night nap better and arrive more regulated.
Avoid screens before bed. Blue light in the 60 minutes before bed suppresses melatonin and delays sleep onset by up to 45 minutes.

TONIGHT'S EXPERIMENT

Same bedtime three nights in a row. Watch your mornings transform.

👋

DROP - OFF

The 60-second goodbye that actually works.

Create a ritual: A special handshake, a hug-and-squeeze, or a phrase like "I love you — see you at pickup" signals it's really goodbye.
Say it once and mean it: Lingering because you feel guilty teaches your child that staying upset might bring you back.
Trust your team: Most children stop crying within minutes of a parent leaving — and our teachers will always reach out if your child needs extended comfort.
Bring a transitional object: A small photo or familiar toy can be enormously grounding for younger children.

TRY THIS TOMORROW

"I love you. I'll see you after snack." Then walk. Confidence is contagious — your calm becomes their calm.

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Good to Know, just in case.

Quick reference for the policies, routines, and details that matter most to our families every day.

🕐

11.5 HRS/DAY

Hours & Holidays

Open Monday – Friday, 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM. Closed on all major federal holidays.

Early close at 3:00 PM on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
Early Release days: we close at 1:00 PM.
Holiday calendar shared at the start of each year.

🥗

3 MEALS DAILY

Nutrition & meals

Nutritious breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack served fresh every day.

Dietary restrictions accommodated with documentation.
Allergy-aware kitchen with full ingredient transparency.
Family-style serving — independence and conversation.

🛡️

5 - STAR NC LICENSED

Health & Safety

Strict illness exclusion policy (24-hour symptom-free). Your child's wellbeing is non-negotiable.

Secured entry with parent-only access codes.
Certified first-aid staff on every shift.
Regular fire, weather, and lockdown drills.

📚

CREATIVE CURRICULUM®

Hours & Holidays

A hands-on, inquiry-based program that helps children explore, learn, and thrive across every area of development.

Language, literacy, math, science, social-emotional.
Age-tailored, research-backed, joyful.
Daily observations shared with parents.

🎒

LABEL EVERYTHING

Hours & Holidays

Set your child up for an easy day. Here's the essentials checklist.

2 full changes of clothes (labeled).
Extra pair of shoes.
Diapers / wipes if applicable.
Rest-time blanket & up-to-date immunization records.
Sunscreen during warm months.

💰

SUBSIDIES ACCEPTED

Hours & Holidays

Flexible payment options designed to make quality care accessible.

NC childcare subsidies welcomed.
Free Meck Pre-K and NC Pre-K for qualifying families.
Sibling discounts available.
Transparent pricing — no surprise fees.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK MOST OFTEN

Quick, honest answers — straight from our team. Tap any question to expand the answer.

🎨 What curriculum do you use?

Dixon Academy uses Creative Curriculum®, a nationally recognized program that supports social-emotional, cognitive, language, physical, and creative development.

Through hands-on, inquiry-based learning, children are encouraged to explore, discover, and grow. Our approach promotes developmentally appropriate practices that help every child thrive.

👨‍👩‍👧 What are your teacher - to - child ratios?

We follow North Carolina's Voluntary Enhanced Ratios, which exceed standard licensing requirements — fewer children per teacher means more individual attention for every child.

💬 How do you communicate with parents during the day?

We use the Procare Connect parent app to send real-time updates including photos, meal reports, diaper logs, nap times, and activity summaries. You can message teachers directly through the app.

At pickup, teachers provide a verbal daily summary. For infants, we complete a written daily sheet covering feeds, sleep, and developmental observations.

💰 Do you accept NC childcare subsidies?

Yes — we proudly accept NC childcare subsidy vouchers. We can also help guide you through the application process if you haven't applied yet.

Additionally, qualifying families may be eligible for our completely free Meck Pre-K and NC Pre-K programs for 4-year-olds. Contact us to see what you qualify for.

📅 Do you offer part- time enrollment?

We primarily offer full-time enrollment, Monday through Friday. Space for part-time schedules depends on campus availability.

Please contact your preferred location directly to discuss options — we do our best to accommodate families' needs.

🤒 What is your sick child policy?

Children must stay home if they have a fever of 100°F or higher, vomiting, diarrhea, or a contagious illness such as strep, pink eye, or hand-foot-mouth.

They may return 24 hours after being symptom-free without fever-reducing medication. We will always contact you promptly if your child develops symptoms during the day.

🥜 How do you handle food allergies?

Allergies are taken extremely seriously. Before your child's first day, we require written documentation and an emergency action plan.

All classroom staff are briefed, and allergy information is posted in the kitchen and classroom. We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and will discuss additional protocols for severe allergies.

🎨 What curriculum do you use?

Dixon Academy uses Creative Curriculum®, a nationally recognized program that supports social-emotional, cognitive, language, physical, and creative development.

Through hands-on, inquiry-based learning, children are encouraged to explore, discover, and grow. Our approach promotes developmentally appropriate practices that help every child thrive.

👨‍👩‍👧 What are your teacher - to - child ratios?

We follow North Carolina's Voluntary Enhanced Ratios, which exceed standard licensing requirements — fewer children per teacher means more individual attention for every child.

💬 How do you communicate with parents during the day?

We use the Procare Connect parent app to send real-time updates including photos, meal reports, diaper logs, nap times, and activity summaries. You can message teachers directly through the app.

At pickup, teachers provide a verbal daily summary. For infants, we complete a written daily sheet covering feeds, sleep, and developmental observations.

💰 Do you accept NC childcare subsidies?

Yes — we proudly accept NC childcare subsidy vouchers. We can also help guide you through the application process if you haven't applied yet.

Additionally, qualifying families may be eligible for our completely free Meck Pre-K and NC Pre-K programs for 4-year-olds. Contact us to see what you qualify for.

📅 Do you offer part- time enrollment?

We primarily offer full-time enrollment, Monday through Friday. Space for part-time schedules depends on campus availability.

Please contact your preferred location directly to discuss options — we do our best to accommodate families' needs.

🤒 What is your sick child policy?

Children must stay home if they have a fever of 100°F or higher, vomiting, diarrhea, or a contagious illness such as strep, pink eye, or hand-foot-mouth.

They may return 24 hours after being symptom-free without fever-reducing medication. We will always contact you promptly if your child develops symptoms during the day.

🥜 How do you handle food allergies?

Allergies are taken extremely seriously. Before your child's first day, we require written documentation and an emergency action plan.

COME SEE US

The Best Way to Know Us is to Experience It

Walk our halls, meet our teachers, and watch our children learn. A 30-minute tour will tell you more than any website could.

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A Vision Built on

Love & Purpose

PARENT RESOURCES

Everything You Need

Daily Schedules

Parent Tips

Stay Connected

Essential Info

FAQs

A DAY IN THE LIFE AT DIXON ACADEMY

From sunrise giggles to bedtime stories, every moment here matters

AGE SPECIFIC PROGRAMS

6:30am - 6:00pm care

Outdoor Block Daily

Routines tailored to each child

THE DIXON ACADEMY RHYTHM

Every age has it's own beautiful day.

Tiny humans, tender rhythms.

TIPS & INSIGHT

DROP - OFF

The 60-second goodbye that actually works.

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Good to Know, just in case.

Hours & Holidays

Nutrition & meals

Health & Safety

Hours & Holidays

Hours & Holidays

Hours & Holidays

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

🎨 What curriculum do you use?

COME SEE US

The Best Way to Know Us is to Experience It

A Vision
Built on