KinderCare Learning Center of Peoria provides programs for infants through school-age with highly qualified teachers who have a total of over 100 years experience in the early childhood profession.
We carefully select our team and provide you with teachers that are educated, passionate, creative, and value the art of education.
Welcome to the Peoria KinderCare located on Florence Ave. Our
mission is to meet the needs of children and families each and
every day. We have an educated, supportive, and caring staff who
are passionate about teaching and child growth and development.
Your child's education is the most important thing to us which is
why we provide a state-of-the-art curriculum in each of
our programs to ensure that your child is getting the best
education at every age level. We provide a safe, secure,
and nurturing environment so that your child feels comfortable and
excited to come to school each day; we want everyone to feel like
they are part of our family when they walk through our doors. We
look forward to meeting with your family and introducing you to
ours.
Safety is one of our top concerns, which is why we have keypad
entry, a system for authorized person pick-up, fenced playground,
and all of our staff members are CPR and First Aid certified. We
have a Health and Safety Coordinator on site who takes care of
medication, allergy lists, fire/tornado drills, and general center
safety.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: American_sign_langugage, Spanish
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Florence KinderCare posted on July 29, 2015 at 11:22:00 am
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