Middleton, MI

Little Lamb Christian Learning Center provides faith-based early childhood education with a comprehensive curriculum that balances academic preparation and spiritual development. The center features low student-teacher ratios, certified early childhood educators, and a secure facility with monitored access. Their play-based learning approach incorporates STEAM activities, literacy development, and social-emotional learning. The center offers nutritious meals and snacks, indoor and outdoor play spaces, and regular parent communication through digital portfolios and conferences. Special programs include music enrichment, chapel services, and seasonal family events.

Kiddie Academy of Jackson serves the greater Middleton area with their Life Essentials® curriculum that focuses on character development, literacy, and STEM learning. The center features state-licensed teachers with ongoing professional development, secure keypad entry systems, and comprehensive safety protocols. Their technology-enhanced classrooms include interactive whiteboards and developmentally appropriate learning centers. The academy offers health and wellness programs, nutritious meals prepared on-site, and regular assessments to track developmental milestones. Parent engagement includes real-time updates through the mobile app and family events throughout the year.

The Goddard School of Jackson provides high-quality early childhood education through their F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic learning with creative play. The school features degreed teachers, low child-to-teacher ratios, and secure facilities with surveillance systems. Their comprehensive curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and creative arts, with enrichment programs in yoga, music, and Spanish. The center maintains rigorous health and safety standards with daily cleanliness protocols and emergency preparedness training. Parent communication includes daily activity reports, progress assessments, and regular parent-teacher conferences.