East Haven, VT

Kingdom East Early Childhood Program operates through the Kingdom East School District and serves the Northeast Kingdom region including East Haven. This highly-regarded program focuses on developmentally appropriate practices with certified early childhood educators. The curriculum emphasizes social-emotional development, literacy foundations, and kindergarten readiness through play-based learning. Features small class sizes, individualized learning plans, and comprehensive developmental screenings. The program maintains strong parent-teacher partnerships and follows Vermont's Early Learning Standards. Services include speech therapy, occupational therapy, and special education support when needed.

Little Sprouts Learning Center serves the Caledonia County region including East Haven families. This center features a comprehensive early childhood program with age-appropriate classrooms and experienced early childhood educators. The curriculum blends structured learning with creative exploration, focusing on literacy, mathematics, science, and social skills development. Safety protocols include secure entry systems, regular safety drills, and thorough background checks for all staff. The center provides nutritious meals and snacks, outdoor play areas, and enrichment activities including music and movement. Parents praise the consistent communication and individualized attention each child receives.

Children's Castle Child Care Center has been serving families throughout Caledonia County and surrounding areas including East Haven for nearly two decades. The center offers a nurturing environment with qualified early childhood professionals who maintain low child-to-teacher ratios. Their educational approach combines structured curriculum with child-directed learning, focusing on developmental milestones across all age groups. The facility features secure classrooms, age-appropriate learning materials, and outdoor playgrounds designed for different age groups. The center emphasizes character development, social skills, and school readiness while maintaining open communication with families through daily reports and parent conferences.