Childcare Network #219
Center in Columbus, GA 31907
Hello! I would like to personally welcome you all to our wonderful preschool in Columbus, GA. My name is Lynne Tyson and I have been involved in the child care industry for over 16 years. We are so proud to announce that we have been rated 3 Stars for Georgia’s new quality program! We’re excited to continue offering the Columbus families a reliable and safe environment for their children to learn and grow in.
My goal is for every child and family to receive the highest level of quality care to help our children on their way to becoming independent as well as successful in life. Our schools strive for our families to receive support and understanding along their journey as well as form great connections between the children, families, teachers and the community.
Our Pre-K program is a lottery funded educational program for children residing in Georgia that have reached the age of four, in order to prepare them for Kindergarten. We accept children four years of age by September 1st of the current school year, who are Georgia residents. Therefore, the enrollment in the Georgia Pre-K program is entirely voluntary and there are no income eligibility requirements; however, it is provided on a first come, first serve basis.
In addition, we offer a Young Achievers Program for school age children during the school year for before and after school, teacher workdays and holidays. Then during the summer break, we offer our Adventure Summer Camp program which operates on a full day schedule.
Parent always ask-how do we keep these little minds learning all day and throughout the year? We provide breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack to keep the children energized. In other words, the fun and excitement truly never ends at our schools.
Come visit us here at our school, tour the classrooms and meet the outstanding staff. We are looking forward to meeting your family soon!
Columbus Child Care Amenities
- Bright Babies Infant Curriculum
- HighReach Learning Curriculum
- Young Achievers Club for School Age
- Adventure Summer Camp for School Age
- USDA Approved Free Meals and Snacks
Columbus Elementary School Transportation
- Wesley Heights
- Georgetown
- Forest Road
- Dimon
- Lonny Jackson
- Clubview
- Edgewood
- Waddell
- Resse Road
- Forest Road Elementary
- Wynnton
Columbus Child Care Discount Programs
- Military Discount
- Cessna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Columbus Consolidated Government
- St. Francis Hospital
- Doctors Hospital
- Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital
- Columbus Regional Healthcare (Medical Center)
- West Central Regional Hospital
- Walmart Employees
- Aflac Employees
- TSYS Employees
- Columbus Water Workds
- Reeds Jewelers
- Child Ages:
- 6 weeks - 10 years
- Hours of Operation:
- 5:30 am - 6:00 pm
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At the heart of any successful program is a curriculum foundation that not only effectively meets a full range of outcomes and objectives, but also supports teachers in a way that allows them to confidently provide new and exciting learning opportunities every day Childcare Network uses the HighReach Learning Curriculum. HighReach supports and inspires educators from a variety of educational backgrounds by providing meaningful learning experiences and support materials that promote active, playful, and authentic learning opportunities.
HighReach Learning’s ultimate goal is for children to become competent, eager learners. Our high-quality curriculum for children ages birth to five years of age provides many opportunities for active exploration, creating powerful and positive interactions for learning.
The HighReach Learning Curriculum Approach is based upon the following principles:
A child’s development is continuous, individual, and begins at birth.
The stages of development are unique to each child.
Creating multiple connections supports current brain research for how infants and young children learn.
Interactions and relationships are at the heart of learning.
Families are truly a child’s first teachers and are an integral part of the learning community.
Learning experiences are purposeful, interactive, meaningful, relevant, active, and playful.
Curriculum is project-focused and is based in play investigation. Play is the avenue for child investigations.
The ultimate goal is for children to become ready, able, competent, and eager learners.