New Eagle, PA

Kids Early Learning Center provides comprehensive early childhood education with a research-based curriculum that focuses on developmental milestones. The center features state-certified teachers with specialized training in early childhood development, secure entry systems with coded access, and age-appropriate learning environments. Their program includes hands-on STEAM activities, literacy development, and social-emotional learning. The facility maintains low teacher-to-child ratios and offers nutritious meal programs. Parents praise the center's consistent communication and the staff's dedication to creating a nurturing, educational atmosphere.

The Goddard School offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic learning with play-based development. The center features highly qualified teachers with degrees in education, secure facilities with surveillance systems, and modern classrooms equipped with interactive technology. Their curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies with daily enrichment activities. The school emphasizes character development and provides regular progress reports to parents. The facility includes both indoor and outdoor play areas designed for safe, age-appropriate exploration.

The Children's Courtyard provides a well-rounded early education experience with a balanced curriculum that incorporates literacy, mathematics, science, and creative arts. The center employs experienced educators with ongoing professional development and maintains enhanced safety protocols including secure entry systems and comprehensive background checks. Their program features age-appropriate learning centers, outdoor playgrounds with safety surfaces, and technology-integrated classrooms. The center offers flexible scheduling options and emphasizes parent partnerships through regular communication and family events. Nutritionally balanced meals and snacks are prepared on-site following USDA guidelines.