Phillips, ME

Operated by the University of Maine at Farmington's Education Department, this center serves as a model early childhood program and training site for education students. The curriculum emphasizes play-based learning, social-emotional development, and school readiness. Staff include certified early childhood educators and specialists in child development. The facility features age-appropriate learning environments, outdoor play spaces, and comprehensive safety protocols. As a university-affiliated program, it maintains high standards for teacher qualifications and educational quality, serving families throughout Franklin County including Phillips.

A comprehensive early childhood center operated by Community Concepts, a respected nonprofit organization serving western Maine. The center offers developmentally appropriate curriculum with focus on literacy, math readiness, and social skills. Features include low teacher-to-child ratios, qualified early childhood educators, nutritious meal programs, and secure facilities. The program serves children from 6 weeks to 12 years, providing full-day care and educational programming. Transportation services available for school-age children, making it accessible for Phillips families in the Regional School Unit 9 district.

A licensed nonprofit childcare center serving the River Valley region including Phillips families. The center provides structured educational programming with emphasis on hands-on learning, creative expression, and developmental milestones. Features include certified early childhood teachers, secure facilities with monitored access, age-appropriate playgrounds, and comprehensive health and safety protocols. The curriculum aligns with Maine's Early Learning and Development Standards, focusing on school readiness while maintaining a nurturing environment. Offers flexible scheduling and serves as a reliable option for families in the broader western Maine area.