Port Alexander, AK

Bright Horizons at Petersburg offers comprehensive early education programs with a research-based curriculum focused on school readiness. The center features highly qualified teachers with early childhood education credentials and maintains excellent teacher-to-child ratios. Their facilities include age-appropriate learning environments, secure outdoor play areas, and developmentally appropriate materials. The center emphasizes social-emotional development, literacy, and STEM learning through play-based activities. They provide nutritious meals and maintain rigorous safety protocols including secure entry systems and regular health screenings.

Petersburg Head Start provides high-quality early childhood education with a focus on comprehensive child development and family support services. The program serves children from low-income families and those with special needs, offering individualized learning plans and inclusive classrooms. Their curriculum emphasizes literacy, math readiness, and social skills development while providing nutritional meals, health screenings, and dental care. The center features certified early childhood educators and maintains strong parent involvement through regular communication and family events. Their facilities include modern classrooms, safe outdoor play spaces, and specialized learning materials.

The Sitka Community Hospital Child Care Center provides exceptional early childhood education with a focus on health, safety, and developmental appropriateness. The center features highly trained staff with backgrounds in early childhood education and child development, maintaining excellent caregiver-to-child ratios. Their curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, creative expression, and social development through structured and unstructured play. The facility includes secure indoor and outdoor play areas, age-appropriate learning materials, and comprehensive health and safety protocols. They offer flexible scheduling options and prioritize communication with families through daily reports and regular parent-teacher conferences.