San Cristobal, NM

The Goddard School of Taos offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic readiness with social-emotional development. Their state-licensed teachers implement play-based learning with structured curriculum including STEAM activities, language arts, and creative arts. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate playgrounds, and bright, modern classrooms. They maintain low student-teacher ratios and provide daily communication to parents through their proprietary app. The school serves families throughout the Taos region, including San Cristobal, with extended hours and nutritious meal programs.

Primrose School of Santa Fe provides Balanced Learning® approach that combines purposeful play with nurturing guidance from degreed early childhood educators. Their research-based curriculum includes character development, literacy, math, and science components. The school features secure facilities with keypad entry, outdoor learning environments, and dedicated music and art spaces. They maintain excellent staff-to-child ratios and employ teachers with early childhood credentials. Serving the broader northern New Mexico area, they offer flexible scheduling and transportation options for working families in surrounding communities including San Cristobal.

The Taos Community Foundation Learning Center provides high-quality early childhood education with a focus on developmental appropriateness and cultural inclusion. Their program incorporates bilingual education, outdoor exploration, and project-based learning aligned with New Mexico Early Learning Guidelines. The center features secure facilities, natural playground environments, and classrooms designed for different developmental stages. Staff includes certified early childhood educators and specialists in early intervention services. They maintain strong community partnerships and offer sliding scale tuition to serve diverse families throughout Taos County, including San Cristobal residents.