Hume, VA

The Plains Children's Center is a highly-regarded early childhood education facility serving the Hume area with a play-based, developmentally appropriate curriculum. The center features small class sizes with low teacher-to-child ratios, experienced early childhood educators, and a nurturing environment that emphasizes social-emotional development. Their program includes outdoor exploration in natural settings, creative arts, literacy development, and hands-on learning activities. The facility maintains excellent safety protocols and strong parent communication systems, with many families praising the dedicated staff and personalized attention each child receives.

Part of the nationally recognized Goddard School system, this Warrenton location serves the Hume community with a comprehensive F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic preparation with social development. The school features state-licensed teachers with early childhood education credentials, modern security systems including keypad entry, and age-appropriate learning environments. Curriculum includes STEAM activities, language arts, mathematics, and character development. Parents consistently praise the professional staff, clean facilities, and the school's ability to prepare children for elementary school while maintaining a warm, caring atmosphere.

KinderCare's Warrenton center provides high-quality early childhood education to families in the Hume area with a research-based curriculum that supports cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. The facility features dedicated learning centers, secure entry systems, and nutritious meal programs. Their experienced teaching staff includes professionals with degrees in early childhood education who receive ongoing professional development. The program emphasizes literacy, mathematics, science, and creative arts through hands-on learning experiences. Parents highlight the center's strong communication, consistent routines, and the visible developmental progress children make throughout their enrollment.