Looking for quality early childhood care and education?
What We Offer
Quality care and education
in safe, health surroundings for infants, toddlers, preschool and school age1
Convenient hours
6am-6pm, Monday-Friday
Before and after school care
with transportation to and from Brentwood, Forest Park, Lindley and Study elementary schools
Tuition assistance options
Sliding fee scale
Brightpoint vouchers
On My Way PreK
Age appropriate learning activities
that nurture children to reach their full potential
Preschool curriculum
that prepares children to enter kindergarten ready to learn
Parent support
through family engagement activities
Teacher training opportunities
to enhance teachers’ wide range of experience and credentials
We’re a Paths to QUALITYTM Level 4 Provider
We’re an NAEYC* Accredited Provider
We’re an On My Way PreK Approved Provider
Our primary goal is your child's success by
- Providing an environment which promotes decision-making, cooperation, creativity, and problem-solving.
- Establishing a daily routine which allows your child to plan activities, carry them out, and reflect on his/her experiences.
- Planning for your child’s individual needs and interests by careful observation and documentation of his/her progress.
- Working with you and your family to ensure your child’s success.
Early Childhood Alliance Learning Centers use the nationally recognized HighScope curriculum, which aligns with the Foundations for Young Children to the Indiana Academic Standards. Daily activities help children – from infancy through kindergarten – develop physically, socially, and emotionally. The curriculum also prepares children to bridge the transition from preschool to elementary school, ready to learn and prepared for success in school and beyond.
The extensive HighScope training received by our staff allows them to prepare your child for success in school with knowledge and skills in:
| Social and emotional development | Science and technology |
| Physical development and health | Social studies |
| Language | Independence |
| Literacy and communication | Responsibility |
| Mathematics | Confidence |
| Creative arts | |
The goal of each learning center is to become a partner with parents, so that together we can offer the best environment for your child to grow and learn. You can provide invaluable information by communicating with your child’s teacher. Your child’s teacher, in turn, can help you learn to listen to, talk to, and play with your child in ways that nurture development. Classrooms maintain an open door policy for parents; one-on-one conferences, open houses, parent in-service programs, and classroom activities all serve to enhance parental involvement.
1 Infants must be at least 6 weeks of age, school age care includes, before/after school and summer
* National Association for the Education of Young Children
