The Neighborhood Learning Center, Purcellville

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The Center serves children from six weeks of age through the fifth grade with age-appropriate programs and activities. Children will be challenged to achieve their full potential through an academic curriculum and structured activities. The pre-school program will emphasize academic preparedness while keeping in mind that children learn better when they are happy and having fun. The after-school program will maintain the same high academic expectations with tutoring and enrichment activities available. Preschoolers need to be potty trained to attend. They have endless opportunity to enjoy classrooms that are overflowing with challenging toys and manipulatives that offer a colorful, stimulating environment. In this setting, children learn to be independent and exercise a variety of personal, social and emotional skills. Problem solving, cognitive thinking and math concepts are encouraged. Blocks and other building tools promote problem solving and critical thinking. Art is used to promote self-expression and creativity. Music helps preschoolers learn concepts through finger plays, songs, games, rhythm and instruments. Movement and playground time promotes fitness and coordination.

Note from CareLuLu: Please note this child care program has a License-Exempt status, it is not State Licensed. States have different licensing regulations, but in general, not all child care programs are required to have a license. License-exempt facilities can operate legally without a license, and have typically received permission to do so (this is different from a child care provider who is legally required to have a license but does not have one). License-exempt programs (such as Religiously exempt facilities or Certified preschools) are typically exempt from some of the mandatory State license requirements.

Disclaimer: the licensing status was checked when this listing was created. We do our best to keep information up-to-date, but cannot guarantee that it is. You should verify the license/permit/registration status before enrolling in any child care program.