Stratford, OK

KinderCare in Ada provides a comprehensive early childhood education program serving families in Stratford and surrounding areas. Their curriculum emphasizes literacy, math, science, and social-emotional development through play-based and structured learning activities. All teachers are CPR and First Aid certified, with many holding early childhood education degrees. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor play areas. Standout features include their Phonics Adventures program, daily communication with parents via mobile app, and nutritious meal programs. They maintain low teacher-to-child ratios and offer flexible scheduling to accommodate working families.

The Goddard School in Ardmore offers a premier early childhood education program that serves Stratford families with its F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience). This play-based curriculum focuses on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) activities, language development, and social skills. All lead teachers have bachelor's degrees or higher in education-related fields. The facility includes secure keypad entry, sanitization protocols, and developmentally appropriate learning centers. What sets them apart is their daily yoga instruction, foreign language exposure, and personalized learning plans with regular progress reports for parents.

Primrose School of Ardmore provides balanced learning® curriculum that combines academic preparation with character development for children from Stratford and nearby communities. Their approach integrates purposeful play with nurturing guidance across literacy, math, science, and creative arts. All teachers undergo rigorous background checks and continuous professional development. The facility features secure monitoring systems, hygienic environments, and designated outdoor learning spaces. Distinctive elements include their exclusive Harmony & Heart® music program, community service projects, and partnership with parents through regular portfolio assessments and parent-teacher conferences.