Description:

The Cottage is an elite early learning academy where each child's individuality is celebrated and supported by loving, highly educated teachers that truly care about their students education, happiness and well-being.
The state-of-the-art facility is designed as a safe, secure, educationally rich environment.
The classrooms are structured according to the highest standards in early education to support proper growth and development intellectually, emotionally and physically. The Cottage curriculum goes beyond preparing young children for kindergarten, it is full of activities that teach children to be kind, helpful, respectful and self sufficient.

Children learn about the world around them through a wide variety of learning opportunities and enrichment programs including Music and Me, Dance and Tumbling, Exploring Science, American Sign Language, Spanish, Creative Cooking, Art and more.

The Cottage works with parents to develop learning goals that are unique to each child and their abilities. Progress is monitored and tracked so parents remain informed through parent teacher conferences.

Free Pre-Enrollment Developmental Screenings- (Used To Determine Classroom Placement)

If you miss your child or you are wondering how they are doing you can log into The Cottage's classroom monitoring system via a secure web site. You can watch your child anytime from any where, even a tablet or phone, all you need is an internet connection.

Call or visit TheCottageChildCare.com to schedule a tour or request information about The Cottage and it's programs. To get on the waiting list for enrollment, follow the "waiting list" link on the home page at The Cottage website.

Summer and Scholastic Programs For Year Round Learning

The Cottage is NOT a childcare facility, it IS a private pre-primary school for children between the ages of 6 weeks to 6 years that prepares young students for kindergarten.

The School hours Are Monday Through Friday From 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

In order To Maintain Routines And Limit Distractions From Interruptions, Children Must Be In Class By 9:00 A.M.

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