Arlington, GA

Arlington Head Start Center provides comprehensive early childhood education and development services for low-income families. The center follows the Head Start curriculum framework focusing on school readiness, social-emotional development, and cognitive skills. Teachers are certified in early childhood education and receive ongoing professional development. The program includes health screenings, nutritious meals, family engagement activities, and individualized learning plans. Facilities include age-appropriate classrooms, outdoor play areas, and learning centers designed to support developmental milestones through play-based and structured learning activities.

Kiddie Kottage Learning Center offers a comprehensive educational program serving children from infancy through school age. The center utilizes a balanced curriculum incorporating Creative Curriculum elements with hands-on learning experiences. Staff members maintain low teacher-to-child ratios and are trained in CPR, first aid, and early childhood development. The facility features secure classrooms, age-appropriate playgrounds, and dedicated learning centers for literacy, math, science, and creative arts. The program emphasizes character development, social skills, and kindergarten readiness through structured activities and free play in a nurturing, Christian-based environment.

The Goddard School of Albany, located approximately 25 miles from Arlington, offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic readiness with social-emotional development. The school features state-licensed teachers with degrees in early childhood education, secure keypad entry systems, and comprehensive safety protocols. Curriculum includes STEAM learning, literacy development, and character education in purpose-built classrooms with modern learning materials. The facility includes age-specific playgrounds, indoor gyms, and enrichment programs. Parent communication is enhanced through daily reports and regular conferences, ensuring strong family partnerships in child development.