High Springs, FL

Primrose School of Alachua offers a nationally accredited Balanced Learning approach that combines teacher-directed and child-initiated activities. Their curriculum focuses on character development, literacy, math, science, and social studies through hands-on learning. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate playgrounds, and dedicated learning spaces. Teachers hold early childhood education credentials and receive ongoing professional development. The center provides nutritious meals and emphasizes parent communication through daily reports and regular conferences. Located just 15 minutes from High Springs, this center serves families throughout northern Alachua County with comprehensive early education programs.

This KinderCare location provides a research-based curriculum that supports social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. The center features separate learning environments for each age group, including dedicated infant rooms with individualized care plans. Safety protocols include secured entry systems, regular safety drills, and comprehensive staff training. The teaching staff includes early childhood professionals with CPR and First Aid certification. The center offers flexible scheduling and serves children from 6 weeks to 12 years old. Their program includes phonics-based literacy instruction, STEM activities, and creative arts. Located in the Progress Park area, this center conveniently serves High Springs commuters.

The Goddard School of Alachua implements the F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that promotes play-based learning while developing academic and social skills. The school features modern classrooms, multiple playgrounds, and enrichment programs including yoga, music, and Spanish. All teachers are early childhood educated and participate in ongoing professional development. The facility maintains strict security measures including keypad entry and comprehensive background checks. Their STEAM-focused curriculum encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The school maintains low student-teacher ratios and provides regular progress updates to parents. Serving the greater Alachua County area, this school offers convenient access for High Springs families seeking high-quality early childhood education.