Saint Nazianz, WI

Kiddie Kampus offers a comprehensive early childhood education program with a play-based learning approach that incorporates Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards. The center features dedicated infant rooms with low teacher-to-child ratios, structured preschool curriculum focusing on literacy and math readiness, and a secure facility with coded entry systems. Their qualified teaching staff includes lead teachers with degrees in early childhood education and ongoing professional development. The center provides nutritious meals and snacks through their in-house food program and features both indoor gross motor play areas and outdoor playgrounds designed for different age groups.

Imagination Station provides a nurturing environment with a curriculum that balances structured learning and creative exploration. The center utilizes the Creative Curriculum system, focusing on developmental domains through hands-on activities and project-based learning. Their infant program emphasizes individualized care with detailed daily communication to parents, while their preschool program incorporates STEM activities and early literacy development. The facility maintains enhanced security measures including surveillance systems and strict check-in/check-out procedures. Staff members are CPR and First Aid certified with ongoing training in child development best practices.

Trinity Lutheran Child Care offers a faith-based early childhood program that integrates Christian values with academic preparation. Their curriculum follows state early learning standards while incorporating Bible stories, prayer, and Christian character development. The center features age-appropriate classrooms with modern educational materials, a dedicated music room, and secure outdoor play spaces. Their qualified teaching staff includes educators with bachelor's degrees and specialized training in early childhood development. The program emphasizes social-emotional learning and kindergarten readiness skills, with regular assessments and parent-teacher conferences to track child progress.