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At Little People's College your child will be exposed to many different learning activities to foster his/her healthy development.
Little People's College was started by two sisters who are certified, experienced elementary and nursery school teachers, as well as mothers.
Joyce taught in the Fairhaven Public School System and Sandy taught in the New Bedford Public School System.
Both have a Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education and together they plan and oversee the curriculum and activities at each of the 14 locations.
Little People's College Mission is to to provide the best possible program of early education and care available-a program where children are loved and where children and families feel safe, secure and respected, enabling children to grow to their fullest potential physically, emotionally, socially and cognitively.
At Little People's College your child will be exposed to many
different learning activities to foster his/her healthy
development. Little People's College was started by two sisters who
are certified, experienced elementary and nursery school teachers,
as well as mothers. Joyce taught in the Fairhaven Public School
System and Sandy taught in the New Bedford Public School System.
Both have a Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education and
together they plan and oversee the curriculum and activities at
each of the 14 locations. Little People's College Mission is to to
provide the best possible program of early education and care
available-a program where children are loved and where children and
families feel safe, secure and respected, enabling children to grow
to their fullest potential physically, emotionally, socially and
cognitively.
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