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The Early Learning Center of Milford was created with the young child in mind.
Our nurturing staff believes in fostering a positive self-image and a feeling of success in each and every child.
Our classrooms and outdoor environments are rich in materials and provide direct and concrete experiences for all learners.
Our social curriculum facilitates positive social interactions, fosters independent thinkers, and develops problem solving skills.
Our academic programming is developmentally appropriate and encourages a positive attitude towards learning.
Our extended day options provide flexibility to meet the needs of working parents.
The Early Learning Center of Milford is licensed by the State of New Hampshire and is owned and operated by certified teachers. Together, the owners bring forward over 50 years of combined knowledge and experience.
Our comprehensive path for the young child begins in our Early Learner program, continues into our Preschool program, and is completed in our Pre-Kindergarten program.
Early Learner, Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten programs: Our
eaerly learner, preschool and pre-kindergarten programs run from
8:30 am to 12:00 pm and are available two, three or five days a
week.
Extended Care: Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Our extended day program is a fun and diverse enrichment
program which is designed to meet the needs of working parents. Our
teachers implement hands-on activities such as arts, crafts,
cooking, music and movement.
Summer Camp:
From mid-June to mid-August we offer a Summer's Cool Summer
Camp to local children. This interactive day camp allows your child
to get outside during the day, play in the sand, the water,
experience biology, go on field trips and more. It's a great break
and full of fun.
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