Raymond, IL

Litchfield Early Learning Center serves families throughout Montgomery County including Raymond with a comprehensive early childhood program. They feature a play-based learning curriculum that incorporates STEM activities, literacy development, and social-emotional learning. The center maintains low teacher-to-child ratios with all lead teachers holding early childhood education credentials. Their facility includes secure entry systems, age-appropriate outdoor playgrounds, and dedicated learning centers for different developmental stages. The center is particularly noted for its strong parent communication system and nutritious meal program that accommodates various dietary needs.

As part of the nationally recognized Goddard School network, this location serves families across the region including Raymond with a F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic readiness with creative expression. The school features state-certified teachers, secure keypad entry systems, and comprehensive safety protocols. Their curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and technology integrated into daily activities. The facility includes multiple playgrounds, indoor motor skills areas, and specialized classrooms for different age groups. Parents consistently praise the school's communication and the individual attention children receive.

Hillsboro KinderCare provides comprehensive early childhood education services to families throughout Montgomery County and surrounding areas including Raymond. Their research-based curriculum focuses on whole-child development across cognitive, emotional, social, and physical domains. The center features secure building access, regularly sanitized facilities, and emergency preparedness protocols. Qualified early childhood educators implement age-appropriate learning activities with a balance of structured instruction and child-directed play. The center offers flexible scheduling options and maintains strong communication with families through daily reports and regular parent-teacher conferences.