Pea Ridge, AR

Pea Ridge Learning Center is a locally-owned childcare facility that has served the community for over a decade. They offer a comprehensive early childhood education program with age-appropriate curriculum focusing on literacy, math, science, and social development. The center features low student-teacher ratios, certified early childhood educators, and a safe, nurturing environment. Their facility includes both indoor and outdoor play areas, and they emphasize hands-on learning through play-based activities. The center is known for its strong parent communication, regular developmental assessments, and commitment to creating a home-like atmosphere where children feel secure and valued.

Bright Horizons at Bentonville is part of a nationally recognized early education provider serving the Northwest Arkansas region, including Pea Ridge families. The center implements the World at Their Fingertips curriculum, which emphasizes language and literacy, math and science, social-emotional development, and creative expression. Features include highly qualified teachers with early childhood degrees, secure facility with keypad entry, nutritious meal programs, and extensive learning materials. The center is particularly noted for its STEM-focused activities, outdoor learning environments, and strong emphasis on preparing children for kindergarten success through individualized learning plans.

Primrose School of Bentonville offers the Balanced Learning approach, combining teacher-directed and child-initiated activities with a focus on character development and academics. The accredited program includes dedicated spaces for music, art, and physical activity, along with secure outdoor playgrounds. The school employs degreed early childhood teachers and maintains small class sizes with optimal teacher-student ratios. Their curriculum emphasizes literacy development, problem-solving skills, and social competence through hands-on learning experiences. The facility features state-of-the-art security systems, healthy chef-prepared meals, and regular parent communication through electronic daily reports and parent-teacher conferences.