East Wallingford, VT

The Goddard School of Rutland offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic learning with play-based development. Their state-licensed teachers hold degrees in early childhood education and maintain low student-teacher ratios. The facility features secure entry systems, modern classrooms with age-appropriate learning centers, and outdoor play areas. Curriculum focuses on literacy, STEM, social-emotional development, and creative arts. They provide nutritious meals and snacks, regular parent communication through an app, and comprehensive safety protocols including background-checked staff and emergency preparedness training.

KinderCare Rutland provides nationally-recognized early childhood education with research-based curriculum that aligns with Vermont Early Learning Standards. Their experienced teaching staff includes certified early childhood educators who create individualized learning plans. The center features secure keypad entry, dedicated infant rooms with separate sleeping areas, age-appropriate playgrounds, and interactive learning materials. Their comprehensive approach includes phonics-based reading readiness, math concepts, science exploration, and social skills development. Additional features include healthy meal programs, regular developmental assessments, and extended hours to accommodate working families in the Rutland County area.

Little Sprouts Learning Center offers a nurturing environment with a play-based curriculum that emphasizes hands-on learning and social development. Their qualified teachers create engaging learning centers that promote literacy, mathematics, creative expression, and problem-solving skills. The center maintains excellent staff-to-child ratios and employs experienced early childhood educators. Facilities include secure entry systems, age-separated classrooms, outdoor nature exploration areas, and dedicated art and music spaces. They focus on whole-child development through structured activities and free play, with regular progress reports and parent-teacher conferences. The center is known for its warm, family-like atmosphere and strong community connections in the Rutland region.