TOP 30 Family childcare services in Avon Park, Florida

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RCMA Avon Park CDC is a primary school located at 1301 Strong Avenue in Avon Park, Florida, United States. Our institution offers free childcare and VPK programs that provide dual language early childhood education in a safe and loving environment. In addition to daycare services, RCMA also operates two free K-8 charter schools with plans for three more in the future. Since its establishment in 1979, RCMA has expanded to include 7 Child Development Centers in Avon Park, Sebring, and Lake Placid, serving over 390 children aged 6 weeks to 5 years. Children with disabilities are integrated into age-appropriate classrooms, and families are actively involved in decision-making processes within the centers. Ongoing training is provided for teachers and family support staff.

RCMA Hope Villa CDC, located at 2306 Hope Circle in Sebring, Florida, offers free childcare and VPK programs that provide dual language early childhood education in a safe and loving environment. In addition to daycare services, RCMA operates two free K-8 charter schools with plans for three more in the future. Founded in 1979 with one center, RCMA now has seven Child Development Centers in Avon Park, Sebring, and Lake Placid, serving over 390 children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old. Children with disabilities are integrated into age-appropriate classrooms, and families are encouraged to be actively involved in the decision-making process at the centers. Ongoing training is provided for teachers and family support staff.

RCMA, located at 500 East Interlake Boulevard in Lake Placid, Florida, is an institution that offers free childcare and VPK programs that go beyond traditional daycare by providing dual language early childhood education in a safe and loving environment. In addition to their childcare programs, RCMA also operates two free K-8 charter schools, with plans for three more in the future. Founded in Highlands County in 1979, RCMA now has seven Child Development Centers in Avon Park, Sebring, and Lake Placid, serving over 390 children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old. Children with disabilities are integrated into age-appropriate classrooms, and families are encouraged to be actively involved in decision-making at the centers.