Greenville, AL

Sunshine Academy is a locally-owned childcare center that has served Greenville families for over a decade. They offer a comprehensive early childhood education program with a play-based learning approach that incorporates Alabama's Early Learning Guidelines. The center features certified early childhood educators, low student-teacher ratios, and a secure facility with monitored access. Their curriculum includes literacy development, STEM activities, and social-emotional learning. The center provides nutritious meals and snacks through their USDA-approved food program and maintains excellent safety records with regular drills and security protocols.

While located in nearby Prattville (approximately 30 minutes from Greenville), Kiddie Academy serves families throughout the region with their Life Essentials® curriculum that focuses on character development, technology integration, and academic readiness. The center employs degreed early childhood educators and maintains state-exceeding staff-to-child ratios. Their facility features age-appropriate learning environments, secure entry systems, and outdoor playgrounds designed for different developmental stages. The academy emphasizes health and safety with rigorous cleaning protocols, health screenings, and comprehensive staff training in CPR and first aid.

Located in Montgomery (approximately 35 minutes from Greenville), Primrose School of East Montgomery serves families throughout the region with their Balanced Learning® approach that combines purposeful play with nurturing guidance from trained teachers. The school features a research-based curriculum that develops literacy, mathematics, science, and social skills through hands-on learning experiences. The facility includes secure classrooms, age-appropriate playgrounds, and dedicated learning centers. Staff members hold early childhood credentials and participate in ongoing professional development. The school maintains excellent parent communication through regular updates and developmental progress reports.