Infants
Early care routines, sensory play, communication, and nurturing attention.
Curriculum
Age-specific learning for every stage
Stages accepts children from 6 weeks to 12 years and builds classroom curriculum around how children actually grow, play, and learn.
Classroom rhythm
Programs by age
No two children learn the same way. Stages balances age-appropriate plans with room for each child to develop at a different level.
Toddler 1 and Toddler 2
Free play, circle time, art, table toys, songs, outside play, and early learning activities.
Preschool
Art, creativity, music, movement, language, science, nature, and social development.
Pre-Kindergarten
More independence, classroom jobs, school readiness, and age-appropriate structure.
School Age
Before-and-after care with activities, routines, and space for older children.
Summer Camp
Field trips, projects, and learning activities for children who have graduated Kindergarten through age 12.
Communication families can count on
Daily connection
Stages staff value daily communication with parents and guardians.
Monthly newsletter
Newsletters help families follow classroom themes, center reminders, and upcoming events.
Evaluations
Children receive evaluations twice a year so growth can be discussed clearly.
Teacher ownership
Teachers are trusted to shape engaging classroom experiences, from special visitors to themed projects.