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ASHEVILLE'S PREMIERE CHILDCARE FACILITY -- AWARDED FIVE STARS BY THE NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT

A New Standard of Quality . . .                                        

          

 . . .  A Childcare and Early Learning Program                                         Dedicated to Meeting the Developmental Needs of Infants and Young Preschoolers

 

bullet Located in convenient Regent Park Center, over 8000 square feet of completely renovated, specially designed space
bullet Full-time, part-time, and preschool program options for 6 weeks until pre-kindergarten
bullet Directed and staffed by experienced, knowledgeable early childhood educators and childcare professionals
bullet Open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with scheduling options available

Regent Park Early Childhood Development Center is dedicated to providing the kind of attentive care that does not demand that children accomplish tasks when WE are ready, but rather when THEY are ready. We are here to encourage, to anticipate, to stimulate, and to recognize readiness. We are here to instill a sense of pride and curiosity in children for their own mastery of their world, creating a lifelong joy in taking on whatever comes next.

Schedule-wise there is a flow and rhythm to the day that allows us to define “Preschool” – beginning at an age when that morning nap is history and your child is ready for an abbreviated semi-structured school day.

For those of you who wish to enroll in our preschool program, the hours are from 9:00 to noon daily.  You can choose the number of mornings that best serves your needs.  The program includes everything from learning to listen to learning to cooperate to learning to climb safely. The common thread running through each area of curriculum, however, is the emphasis on individual levels of readiness.

 

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