La Prairie, IL

The Goddard School of Quincy offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic learning with play-based development. Their state-licensed teachers hold degrees in early childhood education and maintain low student-teacher ratios. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor play areas. Curriculum focuses on literacy, STEM, arts, and social-emotional development with daily progress reports and parent communication. They provide nutritious meals and snacks in a nurturing environment that emphasizes individualized learning paths for each child.

Bright Horizons at Quincy provides research-based early education with their World at Their Fingertips curriculum that incorporates emergent learning and project-based activities. The center features highly qualified educators with bachelor's degrees and specialized training in child development. Safety protocols include secure access control, comprehensive background checks, and regular safety drills. The facility includes dedicated infant rooms, toddler learning centers, preschool classrooms with smart technology, and outdoor learning environments. Their program emphasizes language development, critical thinking, and social skills through hands-on learning experiences with regular parent-teacher conferences and developmental assessments.

Quincy Early Childhood & Family Center operates as part of Quincy Public Schools, providing comprehensive early childhood education with a focus on school readiness and family engagement. The center employs certified early childhood educators and specialists who implement Creative Curriculum with integrated assessment systems. Their inclusive environment serves children of all abilities with speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special education services available on-site. The facility features developmentally appropriate classrooms, sensory rooms, and secure outdoor play areas. Parent involvement is encouraged through regular workshops, classroom volunteering opportunities, and family resource services, creating a community-focused approach to early education.