FAQs

Infant care is available starting at 6 weeks old. The infant program focuses on creating a home-like, nurturing environment with a low child-to-teacher ratio for personal attention. Daily routines are built around each baby’s individual needs, including feeding, diaper changes, and nap times that follow your child’s schedule. Caregivers use baby signs and lots of interactive talk to encourage early communication, while sensory activities and tummy time help your baby build early social, emotional, and motor skills. Clean, bright classrooms and attentive staff help keep babies secure, comfortable, and engaged throughout the day.
Child care subsidies are accepted to help make quality early education more accessible for families. This means families who qualify for state assistance can use those subsidies toward tuition. Details about subsidy acceptance and how it works can be discussed during your tour or when you inquire about enrollment. Families can also ask about other ways to save, like sibling discounts and helpful info on tax credits.
The pre-k program uses a play-based curriculum matched to Kentucky state standards, so kids practice early literacy with stories, songs, and hands-on letter activities. Math skills are built through counting, sorting, matching games, and simple problem-solving exercises using real objects. Social-emotional growth is supported with structured routines, group play, and techniques like Love and Logic, which help children learn responsibility, empathy, and self-control. Activities also include creative arts, science experiments, dramatic play, and daily outdoor time, all designed to develop communication, teamwork, and independence, making sure kids are confident and ready for kindergarten.
All meals and snacks are included in tuition and are freshly prepared on site by our in-house cook. Nutrition is a top priority, so menus are balanced, healthy, and adjusted for allergies or dietary restrictions. Parents don’t need to worry about packing food—children receive allergy-conscious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks every day, making sure everyone stays safe, well-fed, and ready to learn throughout the day.
Children’s safety is our top priority every day. The building has secure access controls, fenced outdoor areas, and security cameras throughout. Only authorized adults can enter, and children are checked in and out by parents or guardians using a monitored check-in system. All classrooms and common spaces are cleaned and sanitized constantly—play areas, toys, and surfaces are wiped down several times a day. Staff members are CPR-certified and carefully watch each child, making sure everyone stays protected and healthy while they learn and play.
Yes, we offer a toddler program with small class sizes, which guarantees plenty of individual attention from teachers. The curriculum is play-based and designed to support early learning milestones like language, cognitive skills, and motor development through hands-on activities and sensory play. We also focus on social-emotional growth using approaches that teach responsibility and empathy, so toddlers learn to express themselves, build confidence, and interact positively with others. The environment is structured but nurturing, with daily routines that create a sense of security while encouraging exploration and creativity.
You can book a tour by filling out the online inquiry form on our website or by calling the center directly. To schedule your visit, we need your name, email, phone number, your child’s name and age, and your preferred date for the tour. Once you submit these details through the booking system or by phone, a staff member will confirm your appointment and answer any questions you may have before your visit.
A sibling discount is available for families enrolling more than one child in our child care and preschool programs. You’ll save $10 per week on tuition for each additional child enrolled, helping make high-quality early learning more affordable for families with multiple children.
Our preschool uses a play-based curriculum that’s carefully designed to meet Kentucky state standards while keeping learning hands-on and engaging. Kids explore through activities like art, music, building blocks, dramatic play, literacy games, science projects, and active math exercises. Teachers guide children in small groups, so everyone can try new things and work at their own pace. Lessons balance structured routines with creative play, helping children build practical skills, confidence, and independence—all while encouraging cooperation, self-expression, and emotional growth. Social-emotional skills are woven in with techniques like Love and Logic, giving kids the support they need to learn self-control, responsibility, and empathy alongside academics.
Our preschool classrooms use low student-to-teacher ratios and small class groups so teachers can focus on each child’s unique needs and interests every day. With fewer kids in each room, teachers spend more one-on-one time helping children learn new skills, guiding social interactions, and supporting both academics and emotional development. This setup makes it easy for teachers to notice when a child needs extra help or encouragement, adjust activities for individual learning styles, and build strong, trusting relationships. Kids benefit from a safe, calm space where they feel seen and supported, setting the stage for happy learning and healthy growth.