What are the benefits of full-day child care and preschool programs?
Our full-day programs provide a structured environment where children can learn, grow, and socialize, helping prepare them for school and beyond.
What ages do you accept for your child care and preschool programs?
We offer child care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, supporting children from 6 weeks to 5 years old.
Do you offer part-time or flexible child care options?
Yes, in addition to full-day care, we offer part-time and flexible schedules to meet the diverse needs of families.
What curriculum do you follow for preschool education?
We use a developmentally appropriate curriculum that focuses on cognitive, social, and physical growth through play-based learning and structured activities.
Are meals and snacks provided for children enrolled in your programs?
Yes, we provide nutritious meals and snacks, ensuring your child receives the fuel they need to stay energized and focused throughout the day.
What are your hours and holidays?
Country Home Learning Center is open from 6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday through Friday, year around. We are closed for the following holidays each year: New Year’s Day. Martin Luther King [...]
Can I come check on my child at daycare?
With our open-door policy, parents are encouraged to come by and observe our classes at any time. Our interior windows provide easy visibility into our classrooms. Country Home schedules parent/teacher [...]
What do you serve for meals?
Country Home Learning Center is proud to offer nutritious, home-cooked meals. Our morning snack, hot lunch, and afternoon snack are prepared at the Center and served in each classroom. All [...]
What ages of children do you accept?
Country Home Learning Center accepts children between the ages of six weeks and 13 years. Our programs include an infant program, toddler program, preschool program, 5-year old excel program, after [...]
How big are your class sizes?
Country Home provides exceptionally small classes to promote individualized care and education. Each class group is kept small in order to maximize student/teacher interaction so your child can thrive.