Anchorville, MI

KinderCare Learning Center in New Baltimore serves the Anchorville area with a comprehensive early childhood education program focused on developmental milestones. Their curriculum emphasizes literacy, math, science, and social skills through play-based learning and structured activities. The center maintains low teacher-to-child ratios, with staff holding degrees in early childhood education and ongoing training in safety protocols including CPR and first aid. Facilities include secure indoor classrooms and outdoor play areas, with a strong focus on parent communication through daily updates and regular assessments. Their nutrition program provides healthy meals and snacks, and they offer flexible scheduling to accommodate working families.

The Goddard School in Chesterfield provides high-quality childcare services to the Anchorville region with a F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic readiness and social-emotional development. Their play-based curriculum includes STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) activities, language immersion options, and character development programs. All teachers are highly qualified with early childhood credentials and participate in continuous professional development. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate learning environments, and outdoor playgrounds designed for safe exploration. Parent involvement is encouraged through regular conferences, digital portfolios, and community events, ensuring a collaborative approach to each child's growth.

Children's Lighthouse Learning Center in Chesterfield offers a values-based curriculum that integrates literacy, math, and science with character education, serving families in Anchorville and surrounding areas. Their proprietary Lighthouse C.A.R.E.S.® curriculum focuses on Courtesy, Acceptance, Responsibility, Excellence, and Service, delivered through hands-on learning centers and technology-enhanced activities. The center employs certified early childhood educators with training in safety standards, including emergency preparedness and health protocols. Facilities include monitored classrooms, interactive smart boards, and secure outdoor play spaces. They emphasize whole-child development with daily progress reports, nutritious meal plans, and enrichment programs like music and physical education to support diverse learning needs.