Lansing, NY

Primrose School of Ithaca offers a nationally accredited Balanced Learning® approach that combines purposeful play with nurturing guidance from trained teachers. The curriculum focuses on character development, literacy, math, science, and social skills through hands-on activities. All teachers meet or exceed state qualifications and receive ongoing professional development. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor playgrounds. Parents praise the school's communication, structured learning environment, and caring staff that provides individual attention to each child's developmental needs.

The Learning Web provides a play-based, developmentally appropriate curriculum that emphasizes social-emotional growth and school readiness. Their experienced teaching staff maintains low child-to-teacher ratios and creates individualized learning plans. The center features secure facilities with monitored access, nutritious meal programs, and extensive outdoor play areas. Special programs include music, movement, and nature exploration. Parents consistently highlight the center's warm, family-like atmosphere, experienced educators, and comprehensive approach to child development that prepares children for academic success.

Bright Horizons at Cornell University offers a World at Their Fingers® curriculum that integrates emergent, project-based learning with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) activities. The center features highly qualified teachers with degrees in early childhood education and comprehensive safety protocols including secure building access and health screening procedures. Facilities include modern classrooms, dedicated art and music spaces, and outdoor learning environments. The center is noted for its diverse, inclusive community and strong parent partnership program that keeps families engaged in their child's learning journey.