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Infants
Our infant program supports growth across four key developmental domains: physical, social-emotional, cognitive, and language. Our dedicated educators nurture each child’s individual progress, helping them develop essential skills such as crawling and walking, engaging in early social interactions like turn-taking and sharing, exploring problem-solving through guided play, and beginning to form words from sounds. We create a safe, responsive environment where infants can thrive and build the foundation for lifelong learning.
Toddlers
In the toddler stage, children continue to grow across the four essential areas of development: physical, social-emotional, cognitive, and language. Our teachers support this critical period by encouraging coordination and movement, fostering independence, nurturing imaginative play, and guiding early conversational skills. Through a balance of structured activities and child-led exploration, toddlers build confidence and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Preschool
Preschoolers continue to build on their foundational skills while developing a greater awareness of themselves and others. At this stage, children begin to recognize and express emotions appropriately, and they start learning how to resolve conflicts with growing independence. Early literacy skills such as reading and writing emerge, supported by hands-on learning and rich language experiences. Teachers encourage curiosity and intentional reflection to strengthen cognitive development and prepare children for the next stage of their educational journey.
Pre-K
Our Pre-K program is thoughtfully designed to prepare children for a confident transition into kindergarten. In this final year, children strengthen their understanding of letters and sounds, begin recognizing sight words, and expand their early literacy skills. Foundational math concepts—such as counting, number recognition, and identifying shapes and sizes—are explored through engaging, hands-on activities. Teachers also continue to guide children in developing essential social-emotional and self-care skills, helping each child build independence, confidence, and a love for learning as they take this exciting next step.
