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About Expanding Horizon Children's Center
At EHCC, we offer a “once in a parenthood” experience for families with children from 6 weeks to 12 years old. Our family invites yours to join us, where your child will discover his or her first school and second home. We strive to provide a stable, stimulating, and caring environment that encourages intellectual, physical, social, and emotional growth.
Our center features three separate buildings for the separation of children by age and stage of development. Each building is designed and monitored to create a climate and environment that meets the individual needs of the children. Our 20 years of experience have led us to create an educational environment with convenient hours and an affordable price.
Finally, we invite you and your family to explore our inviting environment. The landscaped grounds offer a preview of our philosophy and program design. Come experience the EHCC “once in a parenthood” experience for yourself!
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Infants & Toddlers
Our approach to learning and teaching is through child centered play and education. We have fully equipped nursery and toddler classrooms.
Pre-Kindergarten
Your child is growing up fast and ready for a little more independence, our Pre-Kindergarten program will be a perfect introduction.
School-Age Program
With a wide range of activities including arts and crafts, imaginative play and physical activities, our staff will engage with your children before and after school, and on school vacations.
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