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A 4 Star Rating Child Care
Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care is a licensed Preschool and Child Care located in St. Paul, MN. We are located off of 35E and Maryland. Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care has been in business since 1985, and offers full time services for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. We offer a preschool program from September - June and children will be prepared for the next step after child care - kindergarten.
Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care's goals are to provide a safe and happy environment for each child that will stimulate their physical, intellectual, social and emotional growth at their own pace. I offer loving care that will focus on each child as a unique and wonderful individual and in doing so, build self esteem and respect for others.
Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care is a place where kids and be kids and are encouraged to explore and learn while playing. We are literacy rich and we enjoy creating a positive and educational experience for your child.
We offer once a week class along with our regular preschool program called Adventures around the World. Class themes are based on a specific country; with a new country being studied every month.
Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care currently has 2 unexpected openings. Available October 26, 2009. Ages 2 yrs - 4. If interested, please e-mail or call. 651.778.9531
Wonder what we do at Treasures of the Heart Preschool and Child Care during the Day?
What is CDA? The Child Development Associate (CDA) program is a National Credentialing program initiated in 1971 for the recognition of early childhood professionals. A competency based assesment and credentialing process is administered by the Council for Professional Recognition. More than 50,000 child care providers have earned the CDA credential. Forty-nine (49) states, plus the District of Columbia have incorporated this nationally accepted credential in their child care licensing regulations. Applying for the CDA Credential is a big commitment. However, working towards the credential can be a rewarding experience. It offers care givers an opportunity to:
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