Cultured Kids Of Madison West
Preschool in Madison, WI 53719
Cultured Kids is the ideal primer for any child attending the dual immersion programs at Nuestro Mundo Charter School, Leopold Elementary, Midvale Elementary or the Verona Area International School. Cultured Kids is also the logical choice for parents that have adopted children from Spanish or Mandarin (Chinese) speaking countries and want them to be familiar with their heritage.
Our goal is to help you give your child the world. Please tour our site to learn if our school is right for your family or give us a call to speak with us in person.
- Child Ages:
- 6 weeks - 12 years
- Licenses & Accreditations:
- Wisconsin Department of Children and Families
- Preschool:
- Yes
- Children per Teacher:
- Infant: 4/1, Toddler: 8/1, Pre k: 9/1, Afterschool: -/-
- Hours of Operation:
- Mon-Fri 7:00AM - 6:00PM
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Neither have we. Most of the world teaches 1-3 foreign languages to their children by the time they reach 5th grade. Regretfully, Michelle and I, like most Americans our age, did not benefit from this type of educational mindset. We dont want our own children to have the same regrets. For this reason we have developed Cultured Kids Immersion Schools and Cultured Kids of Madison.
Cultured Kids of Madison is an immersive, foreign language experience for native-English speaking children, ages 6 weeks to 6 years old. We are also a cultural safe haven for minority children whose parents want to slow the erosion of their native culture while living amongst a majority culture.
We are a premium provider of nurturing and experiential education for children of parents who are committed to removing barriers to their childrens lifelong participation in global society at the personal, and eventually, professional level.
We focus on household and casual language styles for preparing children to feel comfortable making friends with children of other cultures they may meet during day to day activity. This is the ideal primer for both cultural exchange, entrance into a bilingual elementary school program, and further academic study of the foreign language in later years.
