18 Month Program

Q: What training and experience do your teachers have with toddlers?
A: Our toddler teachers are specially trained in early childhood education, which includes college-level coursework focused on infant and toddler development. They bring knowledge, patience, and genuine care to every interaction, focusing on building strong, trusting relationships that support each child’s growth.

Q: How do you support a smooth transition into the program?
A: We maintain low teacher-to-child ratios and use gentle, personalized transition strategies to help children feel safe and supported. Our teachers partner closely with families to ease separation anxiety, offering consistency, comfort, and reassurance as children settle in. 

Q: How do you keep children safe throughout the day?
A: Safety is a top priority in both our classrooms and playgrounds. Our program includes a dedicated security guard, camera monitoring in classrooms and outdoor play areas, and close teacher supervision. We also maintain clear emergency and disaster preparedness plans to ensure children are protected in all situations.

Q: How do you support children’s health and hygiene?
A: Our teachers are trained in infant and toddler first aid and CPR and follow strict health protocols. We carefully manage illnesses, allergies, and medication administration, and use consistent diapering and hand-washing routines to maintain a clean, healthy environment for every child.

Q What does a typical day look like for an 18-month-old?
A: Each day blends learning through play with gentle routines, meals, rest, and outdoor time. Toddlers explore and develop skills through hands-on activities like open-ended art activities, sensory play, Storytime, music, and outdoor fun such as playground time, with nature exploration, and water or sand play. Daily routines and activities are guided by age-appropriate Biblical foundations, helping children learn about kindness, sharing, gratitude, and God’s love in a nurturing, joyful environment.

Q: How do you support naps and mealtimes?
A: We follow age-appropriate sleep schedules in a calm, soothing environment to support healthy rest. Children can bring their own lunch or purchase a nutritious meal from us, and snacks are provided. Mealtimes are relaxed and supportive, encouraging independence, healthy habits, and prayer time for God’s blessings.

Q: How do you communicate with parents about their child’s day and progress?
A: We use the Brightwheel app to provide daily updates, photos, and messages so you can see your child learning, playing, and growing. Teachers are also available for questions or concerns, ensuring open, caring communication at every step.

Q: How do you partner with families to support consistency between home and school?
A: We work closely with families to align routines, learning goals, and guidance at home and at school. Through collaboration, we reinforce positive behaviors, social-emotional growth, and age-appropriate Biblical values, helping children thrive in a consistent, supportive environment.

Q: What are your enrollment requirements, hours of operation, and policies around schedules and tuition?
A: Enrollment begins with creating an account and applying through Brightwheel, followed by completing required health and emergency forms, a physician’s report, immunization records, and the signed financial agreement before your child’s start date. 

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Hours of Operation: We offer a variety of scheduling options.

Extended Day | 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Regular Day | 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM 
Half Day | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

2 Days (T/TH), 3 Days (M/W/F) or 5 Day Programs

Schedules & Tuition: Monthly tuition rates are based on half‑day, regular day, and extended‑day programs. A new student registration fee and yearly re‑registration fee are required. Tuition payments are processed monthly through Brightwheel. A two‑week notice is required for withdrawal or schedule changes, and late pick‑up fees may apply.

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