Curtice, OH

Bright Horizons at St. Luke's Hospital offers a comprehensive early education program with NAEYC accreditation. The center features developmentally appropriate classrooms with age-specific learning centers, highly qualified teachers with bachelor's degrees in early childhood education, and a research-based curriculum focusing on literacy, math, science, and social-emotional development. The facility includes secure entry systems, comprehensive health and safety protocols, and nutritious meal programs. Their World at Their Fingers curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning and school readiness, with regular progress reports and parent-teacher conferences.

The Goddard School of Oregon provides a premier early childhood education program with FLEX Learning Program that balances academic learning with creative play. The school features state-certified teachers, low student-to-teacher ratios, and STEAM-focused curriculum. The facility includes secure keypad entry, indoor and outdoor playgrounds designed for different age groups, and technology-enhanced classrooms. Their program emphasizes literacy development, social skills, and kindergarten readiness through structured learning centers and hands-on activities. Parents receive daily communication through the Goddard Connect app with photos and updates.

Kiddie Academy of Genoa offers an educational child care program with Life Essentials® curriculum that focuses on character development, literacy, and STEM education. The center features dedicated learning centers in each classroom, qualified teachers with ongoing professional development, and technology integration for enhanced learning. Their facility includes secure entry systems, age-appropriate playgrounds, and nutritional meal programs. The academy emphasizes hands-on learning through project-based activities and maintains strong parent partnerships through regular communication and family events. Their program is designed to prepare children for academic success while fostering social and emotional growth.