The Goddard School uses the most current, academically endorsed methods to ensure that children from six weeks to six years old have fun while learning the skills they need for long-term success in school and in life.
Talented teachers collaborate with parents to nurture children into respectful, confident and joyful learners. The Goddard School's AdvancED and Middle States-accredited F.L.EX. Learning Program reaches more than 45,000 students in 430+ Goddard Schools in 35 states.
The Goddard School's comprehensive play-based curriculum, developed with early childhood education experts, provides the best childhood preparation for social and academic success.
To learn more about The Goddard School, please visit www.goddardschool.com. Learning for fun. Learning for life.
The Goddard School is dedicated to providing the foundation to
encourage each child's lifelong love of learning in a safe and
nurturing environment by offering a wide range of enriching
activities to meet the needs of each child, focusing on building
each child's emotional, social, cognitive and physical skills,
offering multi-cultural and developmentally appropriate materials
and equipment. Bright classrooms and large playgrounds create the
backdrop for a learning environment where preschoolers engage in
age-appropriate activities related to a monthly theme. Learning
Centers for math, science, imaginary play, music, creative art and
computers provide both shared and independent learning
opportunities. Teachers fill these centers with theme-related
materials to engage children at each stage of their
development.
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