Forest Hill, WV

The Goddard School of Beckley offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that focuses on academic readiness, social development, and creative expression. Their state-licensed teachers hold degrees in early childhood education and maintain low student-to-teacher ratios. The facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor playgrounds. The curriculum includes STEAM learning, language arts, and character development programs. They provide nutritious meals and maintain rigorous health and safety protocols, serving families throughout Raleigh County and surrounding areas including Forest Hill.

Little Peoples Place is a family-owned childcare center serving the Beckley area and surrounding communities including Forest Hill. They offer a comprehensive early childhood program that balances structured learning with play-based activities. Their curriculum focuses on literacy, mathematics, science, and social skills development. The center features secure facilities with monitored access, age-separated classrooms, and outdoor play areas. Staff members are CPR and First Aid certified with ongoing professional development. They emphasize individualized attention and maintain strong parent communication through daily reports and regular conferences.

Jumping Jellybeans Learning Center serves Fayette County and surrounding areas including Forest Hill with a creative, developmentally appropriate curriculum. Their program incorporates hands-on learning experiences, creative arts, music, and movement activities. The center features modern security systems, sanitization protocols, and age-appropriate learning environments. Teachers implement thematic units that align with West Virginia Early Learning Standards. They offer flexible scheduling options and maintain small class sizes to ensure personalized attention. The center has established strong community relationships and provides transportation services for school-age children in the region.