Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we offer two schedules: Mon/Wed/Fri and Tues/Thurs. Students may attend the entire day from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on the part-time days selected.
Tuition varies based on your child’s age, schedule, and the program that best fits your family’s needs. We offer several options to support working families.
The best way to provide accurate pricing is to learn a little more about what you’re looking for—so we’d love to connect with you and walk you through the options. Let’s schedule a quick call or tour!
Monday-Friday from 7:00 am – 6:00 pm.
We do not offer extended hours beyond 6:00 pm.
Availability can change frequently based on your child’s age and the schedule you’re looking for. To provide the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend contacting us directly so we can check current openings and discuss the best options for your family.
Yes, we are able to hold an enrollment spot for up to two weeks with a paid registration and supply fee. If enrollment is not completed within the agreed-upon timeframe, the spot will be released, and the fees are non-refundable.
Our tuition includes full-day care from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, nutritious meals (breakfast, lunch, and snack), and all curriculum materials and classroom supplies. Everything your child needs for a full day of learning, care, and engagement is included.
Yes, there is a registration fee and a supply fee required to secure your child’s enrollment. These fees help cover administrative processing and classroom materials.
Yes, we offer a 10% sibling discount on the oldest child’s tuition.
We currently accept the VPK Vouchers. Please contact us to learn more about eligibility and how it can be applied to your child’s enrollment.
Tuition is billed in advance each Friday for the upcoming week to ensure your child’s continued enrollment.
We offer weekly tuition billing only.
Yes, late fees apply if tuition is not received on time. A $15 late fee is applied if payment is not received by Monday, and a $30 late fee is applied if not received by Tuesday. If payment is not received by Wednesday, your child may be withdrawn from the program.
All payments are non-refundable. Once payment is made, it is considered final.
We use Frog Street, a state-approved, nationally recognized curriculum for children ages 2-5, designed to support school readiness through structured, developmentally appropriate learning.
For our infants through 23 months, we use Lillio powered by FunShine, which focuses on early development, nurturing care, and age-appropriate learning experiences.
Each day is thoughtfully structured to balance learning, play, and care.
Children begin with breakfast, followed by circle time, which includes chapel and Bible stories. We then introduce the day’s learning goals before transitioning into small group rotations.
Students rotate through 4-5 learning centers focused on literacy and math skills, including dedicated time in a teacher-led small-group setting (one of the ways we ensure each child receives individualized attention!). Our daily schedule is designed to support academic growth, social development, and overall well-being.
Throughout the day, children also enjoy:
- Two outdoor play sessions (30 minutes each)
- Lunch and a 2-hour rest period
- Afternoon snack
- Music and movement activities
- STEAM-based learning experiences
Absolutely. Preparing children for kindergarten is one of our top priorities. We are proud to have been recognized by the Florida Department of Education as a high-performing program, with our VPK students scoring above expectations. Our curriculum and teaching approach are intentionally designed to ensure children build the academic and social skills needed for a successful transition to kindergarten.
Yes, we provide breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack each day.
In certain cases, parents may provide their own food. If your child has a documented medical need, you are welcome to send meals following our food guidelines.
For children with specific preferences or picky eating habits, parents may also provide food; however, in that case, all meals must be prepared at home. We do not mix food from home with meals provided by the school.
We make reasonable accommodations by removing specific items from meals when needed (for example, excluding meat for vegetarian diets).
However, we are unable to provide substitutions or accommodate specialized diets such as vegan diets. Families with more specific dietary needs are welcome to provide meals from home and must adhere to following our food guidelines.
Yes, children have a scheduled two-hour rest period each day.
This is required in accordance with the Department of Children and Families (DCF) guidelines and helps support children’s overall well-being and development.
We ask parents to provide two full changes of clothes, including underwear and shoes, in case of accidents. These items are kept in your child’s classroom in his/her personalized cubby.
Each Monday, please bring a fitted sheet and blanket for nap time. These items will be sent home every Friday for laundering.
For infants, parents are required to provide prepared bottles, food, diapers, and wipes, as meals are not provided in the infant classroom.
We use the Procare Parent App to keep families connected throughout the day. Parents receive updates and can communicate directly with both teachers and administration as needed.
Yes, parents receive photos and updates throughout the day using our ProCare Parent App. Photos are shared for children who have a signed photo release form on file.
Yes, we offer live camera streaming through PB&J TV for families who would like additional visibility into their child’s day. This service is available for an additional weekly fee.
Yes, parents can check in and communicate at any time through the ProCare Parent App.
We also encourage families to follow our social media pages, where we share highlights, events, and daily moments of learning in action.
We believe in strong parent communication and transparency, so you always feel connected to your child’s day.
Our enrollment process is designed to ensure a smooth and prepared start for both children and families.
To complete enrollment, families must:
- Pay the one-time registration fee and annual supply fee
- Complete the enrollment application
- Watch the welcome orientation video
- Submit current immunization records
Once all items are completed, your child’s enrollment can be finalized.
If we have immediate availability, your child can begin as soon as all enrollment requirements have been completed, including fees, application, and required documentation.
