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The teachers at the Cary-Grove KinderCare are dedicated to developing the whole child; socially, physically, emotionally and intellectually.
Our teachers hold degrees ranging from Associate degrees to Graduate degrees in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education.
Our team strives for excellence by continuing education from our company's Professional Development Days, e-learning seminars, college courses and community resources to ensure we are current on all the industries best practices.
Our center has an open door policy and we strongly encourage open communication daily through informal meetings, notes to our families and parent-teacher conferences throughout the year.
The key to our Center's success is our teachers love children and love to teach!.
Welcome to the Cary-Grove KinderCare, our commitment to you is to
provide a safe, nurturing and educational environment where all
children can learn and grow. We have a passion for teaching
children that allows us to pass on our love of learning to each
child. We strive to instill confidence in every family that each
day their child will receive the highest quality of care and
education. We invite you to visit and experience all the great
things that make us proud to be a leader in Early Childhood
Education.
Safety is a top priority at the Cary-Grove KinderCare. Our front
door is locked with a keypad entry, both playgrounds are fenced and
all the staff are CPR and First aid certified. Ms. Jessica is the
Health and Safety coordinator for the center as well as the
district liaison. She keeps the Center up to date on all safety
issues and conducts inspections to ensure all safety policies are
strictly adhered to in every classroom.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
IDHS - DCFS Parents have do have co-pay : $25.00 for one child;
$35.00 for 2+
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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