Our approach to early childhood education centers on the idea that when a child experiences something first-hand, they are more empowered than when everything is done for them. We facilitate this by providing children with their own type of work: play.
Despite being the primary way children learn, the importance of play is often underestimated. Children are often burdened with too many responsibilities and pushed to learn in traditional ways.
It takes a community to raise a child. One person might have the best intentions, but sharing the responsibility with others who have the child's best interests in mind can lead to a better outcome.
Our children, parents, and staff form a close-knit family and community. We work together as a team to raise children and help them learn the importance of strength in numbers, appreciate diversity in all its forms, and be exposed to all life has to offer to grow in every way possible – now and throughout life.