Creative Garden opened it's doors in September, 1968 with thirty children.
Today, with it's enrollment of over 500 children in three centers, it enjoys the reputation of being one of the most highly qualified learning centers in the area.
Accredited by the Maryland State Board of Education, Creative Garden boasts a staff of educators with college degrees who are chosen for their unique qualities and for their specialties in early childhood education.
Our children are provided with a learning environment and a social climate which helps them grow intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically in a manner appropriate to their age and stage of development.
Our highly trained staff are dedicated to providing an atmosphere which considers the individual differences and needs of the children.
Our approach is one of acceptance, so that each child will build a positive self-concept, enhance his individuality and experience many opportunities for success.
Creative Garden opened it's doors in September, 1968 with thirty
children. Today, with it's enrollment of over 500 children in three
centers, it enjoys the reputation of being one of the most highly
qualified learning centers in the area. Accredited by the Maryland
State Board of Education, Creative Garden boasts a staff of
educators with college degrees who are chosen for their unique
qualities and for their specialties in early childhood education.
Our children are provided with a learning environment and a social
climate which helps them grow intellectually, socially, emotionally
and physically in a manner appropriate to their age and stage of
development. Our highly trained staff are dedicated to providing an
atmosphere which considers the individual differences and needs of
the children. Our approach is one of acceptance, so that each child
will build a positive self-concept, enhance his individuality and
experience many opportunities for success.
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