One of five locations. With small class ratios and a child centric curriculum, children are given the attention and support they need to develop naturally and healthily. Infants and toddlers feel secure and supported as they develop gross motor skills, form relationship and social bonds, and reach milestones. As students age, the daily schedule becomes more uniformed and presents children with the questions needed to prompt problem solving, learn practical life skills, encourage independent action and creativity, and more. To prepare for kindergarten, students will learn to count to 100, memorize the Pledge of Allegiance, learn the geography of states and capitals, are able to recognize sight words and rhyming, and learn math skills such as patterns and prediction.

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