The Infant room emphasizes nurturing through hugs and cuddles, focusing on developing gross and fine motor skills, art, sensory exploration, tummy time, and introducing sign language and fingerplays. The goal is to support your child's social, feeding, and changing needs. As they progress, the focus shifts to milestones like crawling and first steps, preparing them for the next class. The infant room accommodates individual schedules and provides daily updates through a sheet and an app, including information on eating, sleeping, diaper changes, and bottle times. Communication through the app includes messaging and photo sharing. Each child has a designated cubby for personal items, ensuring they are well-equipped in the classroom.

In the toddler rooms, independence and personality flourish as children engage in entertaining and educational activities. Circle time includes songs, books, counting, colors, letters, shapes, and sign language words like "more," "please," "sorry," and "thank you." Afterward, there's free play and, weather permitting, outdoor activities based on a weekly theme. The app provides updates on meals, naps, emotions, and changes. Each child has a labeled cubby with weather-appropriate outfits and personal belongings for home-to-school transitions, along with a designated cot in the room.

In this room, a key focus is potty-training to prepare children for the preschool program by age 3. Parents are encouraged to provide extra weather-appropriate clothes for potential accidents. Learning is centered around "circle time" post-breakfast, involving songs, books, and activities covering counting, letters, colors, shapes, personal information, and more. Sensory and art projects, often aligned with the theme of the week, are a highlight. Fine motor skills are honed through activities like cutting, beading, and puzzles, while gross motor skills are developed through activities such as riding toys and outdoor play. Communication with parents occurs throughout the day via the app.

In the preschool room, the focus is on building and expanding upon the skills learned, preparing children for the transition to the Pre-K classroom. The curriculum includes a weekly theme, along with a designated letter, number, color, and shape. Assessments are conducted twice a year to monitor progress. The day begins with circle time, involving activities like reading, singing, learning sign language, letters, numbers, shapes, and name recognition. Following circle time, children engage in various hands-on activities such as cutting, tearing, gluing, tracing letters, exploring centers, playing games, outdoor activities, and socializing. Communication with parents continues through the app as needed throughout the day.

The Pre-K program is designed to prepare children for Kindergarten through activities like cutting, tracing, writing, and learning a letter of the week, letter sounds, shapes, colors, and numbers. Assessments are conducted three times a year to monitor progress, and weekly themes guide lesson plans. Programs like Brennan Bear and Handwriting Without Tears are incorporated, with an emphasis on interactive circle time, diverse centers, and small group activities. The curriculum includes singing, dancing, outdoor play, and science experiments. Field trips are a part of the experience, and the year concludes with a Pre-K graduation ceremony where children showcase their learning through performances of the Pledge of Allegiance, dances, songs, and receive candy awards and diplomas.

Our School-Age program offers before and after school care, non-school day care, and a summer program featuring various activities, field trips, and swim days. In Freeburg, transportation is provided to and from school, with free play and social time before school. An after-school program at Freeburg School is available for those not returning to the center. In Mascoutah, the school district handles transportation, and there's also time for free play and socialization before school. After school, children have a snack, homework time, outdoor play (weather permitting), or indoor center activities until pickup. "Full days" with breakfast, lunch, snacks, and art activities are offered when school is closed. The summer program includes weekly field trips, bingo, karaoke, and opportunities for relaxation, play, bonding, and friendship-building.