Frequently Asked Questions

We require all of our staff members to be certified in CPR, First Aid Certified and AED.

The children are served nutritious balanced meal. We provide breakfast, morning snack, lunch and afternoon snack. We follow the food pyramid program which includes a meat, vegetable, bread and fruit. Milk is provided with every meal. We also offer 100% apple and grape juice during snack. Children from ages three years through school age eat in the cafeteria.

We provide Enfamil formula, nursery water, baby food which consists of meats, vegetables and fruits, rice and oatmeal cereal, puffs, munchies and any other snacks they may need.

We clean our toys three times a day. First we start out with a disinfectant and then we use Quat rinse. Quat rinse is a sanitizer that we require our staff to use daily to sanitize toys, beds, cribs, changing tables, tables, highchairs and all other equipment that is being used by children. The floors are swept and mopped daily.

If a child has a fever of 101.0 or higher than the parents will be notified to come pick their child up as soon as possible. Children have to be free of fever, diarrhea and vomiting for 24 hours without medicine in order to return to school.

We have a certified nurse who comes to our facility once a month to make sure our infant and toddler rooms are up to standards. She also checks the medicine, which is locked in the office at all times, and answers any questions that may arise.

The center is opened from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. We will officially be closed on: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day (July 4th), Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

Work schedules vary from one parent to another therefore these are our recommendations: Parents need to call by 10:00 a.m. to let us know if your child will be attending school that day and children are not allowed to come in between 11:30 and 2:30 due to the fact that children are sleeping at these times.

When coming into the building the first set of doors are unlocked during business hours while the second set of doors are locked at all times. We also have a touch screen computer where parents check their children in and out. Each parent has two different identification numbers that they use daily to clock their child in and out. A child can only be picked up by the people who are on their pick-up list. An ID may be required if that person is not recognized by the office. We also have security cameras that are located throughout the building and on the outside of the building.

We work with kindergarten teachers around the area to make sure that our children are ready for kindergarten. We teach them their personal information, sight words, Spanish, rhyming words, shapes, colors, numbers, alphabet/ alphabet sounds, denealian handwriting, cutting and basic behaviors and manners. Our curriculum is tailored to fit the needs of all children. For the past five years our children have scored in the 90th percentile on their kindergarten screening.

We provide sports clinics, physical education, computer time and meals to go. Our sports clinics will start on April 17th and each sport lasts for 5 weeks. Our toddlers through school agers participate in P.E. every day. They learn how to properly exercise and different sport techniques. Our classes also have their own computer times where the children work on matching and sorting, simple addition and subtraction as well as number and letter recognition.