Brain research shows that children learn best through play. We provide ample opportunities for children to practice developmental and academic skills in a playbased setting. Activities are hands-on and experiential. Socio-emotional development is crucial to children’s future success in school and a focus in our classrooms and curriculum.

We support families as experts in their child and partners in care. • We strive to teach with attention to equity and anti-bias principles in order to ensure that every child has what they need to be successful at our center and in the larger world. • Our primary focus is to foster relationships between teachers and families, teachers and children, and between peers. Positive relationships are the foundation upon which learning is built.