Education

Family own home license daycare with 19 years of experience, soon to be a preschool. Located in the North side of Indianapolis minutes from 465. Infants $225, 17 months & up to age 5 $200 weekly rate Monday- Friday 7-5:30pm. Call to take a tour 317-249-7217, email: [email protected]

Boone Prairie School seeks to provide an affordable quality education based on a classical foundation.  Fostering an overall sense of community among the administration, teachers, students, and parents.  we believe that it is the role of the family and the church to be the source of spiritual instruction for children, and it is the role of the school to support the instruction of the church and family, not to supplant it. The focus of Boone Prairie School is to provide students with an outstanding liberal arts education that is culturally rich in traditional American values in a Christian environment, surrounded by caring teachers and staff, without preference for one denominational set of beliefs over another.

Curtis Wilson Primary School and Academy, a program of Beech Tree House Center for Child Development, Inc., promotes the emotional, physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual development of each child. Our exceptional teaching staff is dedicated to presenting a challenging and enthusiastic learning environment that recognizes each unique learner.  With a dedication to personal excellence, all members of our school family are challenged to practice and exhibit love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control in daily life.  State-accredited with exemplary ratings. Preschool – Sixth Grade.

Day Early Learning at Eastern Star Church provides high-quality preschool and pre-K for three-to-five-year-olds. Located within Eastern Star Church’s main campus on the east side of Indianapolis, the center is run by Day Early Learning with our non-faith based curriculum. All families are welcome to enroll.

Day Early Learning at Phalen Leadership Academy operates two classrooms inside the Phalen Leadership Academy charter school. The center is run by Day Early Learning with our research-based curriculum and is open to the public. Our classrooms are intentionally positioned next to the kindergarten classrooms. Students, ages 3 through 5, are able to get the experience of being in a large school environment. Instructors are able to work closely with kindergarten teachers to share learning and assessment tools and to ensure Day Early Learning pre-K graduates are best prepared for kindergarten and beyond. This center opened in summer of 2014 and is too new to be eligible for the national accreditation and highest PATHS to Quality ranking. This center is a PTQ level 3. Click here to learn more.  

Our Day Early Learning Center for Infants & Toddlers is one of our newest centers. It focuses exclusively on implementing best practices with respect to the development and care of children ages 6 weeks to 36 months, including through the implementation of a model early childhood and family support program called Early Head Start. Located just one mile west of Methodist Hospital, we are conveniently located for families working at IU Health, as well as families who work at or attend IUPUI and Ivy Tech, and families who live on the near-West side of Indianapolis. The center offers several unique features, including a practice where teachers and children stay together during the child’s whole time at the center. Lasting relationships are particularly important for a young childss development and the practice we have adopted allows strong bonds to form between children, their teachers and parents. Strong relationships facilitate a young child’s thinking, risk-taking, confidence and involvement. The center is a Paths to QUALITY Level 3 location and an Early Head Start site. Early Head Start is a model early childhood program for infants and toddlers that offers high-quality classroom teaching, strong family support and engagement and coordinated health services. Uniquely, […]

The Day Early Learning State Government Center is one of our largest centers, and it’s scenically located on the downtown canal. When the children go outside to their playground, they enjoy seeing runners, bikers, paddleboats and the canal ducks every day. Our State location is especially convenient for state employees, but is also open to the public, and is so close to the office buildings that it appeals to many downtown commuters. This center is very culturally diverse, as families that attend are from all over the world.  

Our Parents Day Out (16-35 mos) and Part Day Preschool (3 yrs-PreK5) provide relaxed, secure, playful environments that nurture creativity and the exploration of God’s world. A variety of learning materials & readiness skills are woven into each unit. Various days, 9am-2pm. Some extended days.  Need longer hours? Try our Neighborhood Child Care ministry designed for 16 mos – Pre K5 with class times 6:30am-6pm.  9111 N. Haverstick Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46240, Contact: John Drake, Phone: 317-575-6508, Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Our Balanced Learning approach is designed to provide high-quality, educational experiences to support children’s social-emotional, cognitive, creative and physical development. It is made up of an exclusive standards-based curriculum that enables teachers to help children gain the knowledge and skills that will enable them to move successfully from one level of development to the next as well-rounded individuals. Our school offers developmentally-appropriate materials and equipment for all classrooms; multiple forms of assessment; and extensive training for teachers. We believe the right foundation to build active minds, healthy bodies, and happy hearts® starts in the younger years. Call for more information or to schedule a tour! Ages/Grades: 6 weeks old through Pre-K and before and after school up to age 12

Rousseau McClellan Montessori School 91 is a public Montessori magnet option in Indianapolis Public Schools for children in PreK-8th grades. At School #91, our mission is to prepare the whole child as a lifelong learner and problem solver in an ever-changing society by following the Montessori philosophy and method. At the heart of Montessori philosophy is the notion that each child is unique. Montessori challenges not only the intellectual/academic development of the child, but the emotional, moral, spiritual, and physical characteristics as well.