Stow, NY

Bright Horizons at Buffalo General Medical Center is part of a nationally accredited network known for its high-quality early education programs. The center implements a research-based curriculum that emphasizes play-based learning, social-emotional development, and school readiness. Features include low teacher-to-child ratios, degreed early childhood educators, secure keypad entry systems, and daily parent communication via mobile app. The facility offers age-appropriate classrooms, outdoor playgrounds, and nutritional meal programs. Their strong focus on safety protocols and developmental milestones tracking makes them a top choice for families in western New York.

The Goddard School of Williamsville operates with the F.L.E.X.® Learning Program that balances academic learning with creative play. The school features state-licensed teachers with early childhood education degrees, secure facilities with surveillance systems, and enhanced safety protocols including strict pickup authorization. Curriculum includes language arts, STEM activities, and character development programs. Parents praise the consistent communication, individualized learning plans, and spacious indoor/outdoor play areas. The school maintains excellent staff retention and comprehensive health and cleanliness standards.

Primrose School of Amherst delivers the Balanced Learning® curriculum that integrates academic, physical, and character development. The school features dedicated early childhood educators with ongoing professional development, secure building access with coded entry, and comprehensive background checks for all staff. Their approach includes hands-on learning activities, music and arts integration, and nutritious meals prepared on-site. The facility includes age-specific classrooms, protected outdoor playgrounds, and real-time parent updates through an exclusive app. High parent satisfaction stems from their consistent educational outcomes and commitment to inclusive, diverse environments.