Bernhards Bay, NY

The Goddard School of Cicero offers a comprehensive F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that focuses on academic readiness while nurturing social, emotional, and physical development. Their state-licensed teachers implement play-based learning with structured STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) activities. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor playgrounds designed for different age groups. They maintain low student-to-teacher ratios and provide regular developmental assessments. The center offers nutritious meals and snacks, and their curriculum includes Spanish exposure, sign language, and yoga for children.

Bright Horizons at Syracuse provides research-based early education through their World at Their Fingertips curriculum, emphasizing literacy, mathematics, science, and social studies. The center features secure facilities with biometric entry systems, dedicated age-specific learning environments, and outdoor exploration areas. Their highly qualified teachers hold degrees in early childhood education and receive ongoing professional development. The program includes Emergent Curriculum that follows children's interests, along with music, movement, and art integration. They maintain NAEYC accreditation and offer comprehensive health and safety protocols including rigorous cleaning procedures and emergency preparedness plans.

Little Lukes in Brewerton offers an integrated early childhood program that combines typically developing children with those receiving special education services. Their curriculum emphasizes school readiness through hands-on learning experiences and structured play. The center features secure facilities with monitored access, age-appropriate learning materials, and inclusive playground equipment. Their team includes certified early childhood teachers and related service providers like speech therapists and occupational therapists. The program focuses on social-emotional development, early literacy, and mathematics skills, with regular progress reporting to parents. They maintain small class sizes and offer flexible scheduling options for working families.