We believe that open, ongoing communication is key to building trust between caregivers and families. Our parent resources are designed to keep you informed, involved, and confident in your child’s experience with us.
We use a secure parent communication app as our primary method of contact. Through the app, families receive photos and videos of their child throughout the day, real-time activity and care reports, and daily updates on meals, naps, learning, and behavior. The app also includes two-way messaging for easy communication. This keeps you closely connected—even when you’re away from your child. 📸 Photos and videos of their child throughout the day 🕒 Real-time activity and care reports 🍽️ Daily updates on: Meals Naps Learning Behavior 💬 Two-way messaging for easy communication
Our structured day balances learning, play, and care. Highlights include Circle Time, where children engage in songs, letters, numbers, shapes, class rules, and learn social values like kindness and citizenship. During Workbook Time, they complete age-appropriate academic exercises that build fine motor skills as well as early literacy and math abilities. The Main Activity of the Day focuses on STEAM-based learning—Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math—through hands-on, play-based projects. Rest and Outdoor Time provide opportunities for both calm moments like napping and active periods of gross motor play and exploration.
We observe and document your child’s progress in key developmental areas throughout the year. At the end of each year, you’ll receive a personal portfolio that includes milestone tracking, samples of work and artwork, anecdotal notes and photos, as well as reflections on growth and next steps. This portfolio is a meaningful keepsake and a valuable record of your child’s early learning journey.
We serve home-cooked, healthy meals each day, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and balanced nutrition. Our menu often includes Korean-inspired dishes, introducing children to a variety of flavors while supporting their health and development. Meals include breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with age-appropriate portion sizes and allergy accommodations provided when necessary.
