Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, there is currently a waitlist for all of our programs. Please reach out for more information and if you are interested in joining the waitlist. There is a one-time $50 fully refundable fee.

• Infant/Toddler Classrooms (ages 2 months to 2.5 years): 1 teacher to 4 students
• Potty-Training Classroom (ages 2.5 years to 3 years): 1 teacher to 6 students
• Preschool Classrooms (ages 3 to 5 years): 1 teacher to 10 students
• School Age Classroom (ages 5 to 12 years): 1 teacher to 15 students

Our tuition fee varies depending on the age of your child and the program for which they will be enrolled and scheduled. Please take a look at the Tuition page and contact us with any questions.

Yes, we do gladly accept ERDC for qualified families. If you haven't started the process, click HERE to be directed to their website.

If you are interested in enrolling your child, please reach out to us regarding availability, waitlist status and other program information. 

After we have confirmed that your child has a spot in one of our classrooms, you will receive an invite (via email) to complete our Enrollment Form online. 

You will be asked to download and set up an account on an app called Lillio. We use Lillio for parent messages, daily reports, attendance, as well as, our billing platform. 

The Registration Fee of $200 will then be charged as soon as your child is enrolled to our program.

A morning snack and lunch is provided for all students attending mornings until 12:30 pm and an afternoon snack is included for students attending all day. All meals are prepped and prepared in our kitchen by Chef Nesrin! Click HERE to view a sample menu.

Our staff members have their Food Handler's Certification and are fully trained in First Aid and Adult/Pediatric CPR. 

Many staff members hold Bachelor's Degrees and have multiple years of teaching experience. Everyone also participates in continuing their education with at least 15 clock hours of trainings per year. 

All staff, 18 years and older, are actively enrolled in the Central Background Registry (CBR). The CBR ensures that people working with children in Oregon have been checked for criminal history and child protective services records, and have been deemed suitable to work with children.