TOP 30 Daycare learning center activities in Arcadia, Florida

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Mrs B's Learning Center is a premier educational institution located at 721 North Robert Avenue in Arcadia, Florida. Our center is dedicated to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment for children to learn and grow. With a team of experienced and caring educators, we offer a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on academic excellence, social development, and emotional well-being. At Mrs B's Learning Center, we believe in fostering a love for learning and helping each child reach their full potential. Join us today and watch your child thrive in our supportive and enriching learning environment.

Child's Christian Life Center is a welcoming church and place of worship located at 1006 North Brevard Avenue in Arcadia, Florida. Our institution is dedicated to nurturing the spiritual growth and development of children in a loving and supportive environment. With a strong emphasis on Christian teachings and values, we strive to create a safe and engaging space where children can learn about the teachings of Jesus and grow in their faith. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are committed to providing a positive and enriching experience for all children who come through our doors. Join us at Child's Christian Life Center as we journey together in faith and love.

Nocatee Migrant Head Start, located at 2590 County Road 760A in Arcadia, Florida, is a part of the RCMA organization that offers free childcare and VPK programs for children ages 6 weeks to five years old. The institution provides dual language early childhood education in a safe and nurturing environment, going beyond traditional daycare services. In addition to childcare, RCMA operates two free K-8 charter schools with plans for three more in the future. RCMA first began in DeSoto County in 1975 with one center, and has since expanded to include three Child Development Centers in Arcadia and Nocatee. Over 198 children are served at these centers, with children with disabilities being mainstreamed into age-appropriate classrooms. Families are encouraged to actively participate in decision making at the centers, and ongoing training is provided for teachers and family support staff.