St. Marys Early Learning Academy provides care and early learning programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre-K students. Availability may vary by classroom, so please contact us for current openings.

Families can begin by contacting our office or scheduling a tour. Our team will review availability, help you choose the right program, and provide the required enrollment forms.

Yes. We encourage families to schedule a tour so they can visit the center, meet our team, see the classrooms, and ask questions before enrolling.

Our regular hours are Monday through Friday 6am-6pm. Please contact our office to confirm current operating hours, holiday schedules, and any special closures.

Registration fees, tuition rates, and supply fees may vary by program. Please contact our office for the most up-to-date enrollment and tuition information.

Items may vary by age group, but children may need extra clothes, diapers and wipes, bottles or cups, comfort items, and weather-appropriate clothing. Families will receive a classroom-specific list during enrollment.

Meal and snack information may vary by program. Please contact our office for current details about food, snacks, bottles, allergies, and any items families may need to provide.

We believe communication with families is important. Our team keeps parents informed about classroom updates, daily needs, important reminders, and their child’s progress.

We believe children learn best in a safe, nurturing environment where they can explore, play, create, and grow. Our programs support social, emotional, physical, and early academic development.

We are proud to use the research-based Frog Street curriculum, which is designed to support the unique developmental needs of children at every stage of early childhood. You can learn more about their educational approach on their website.

Yes, weather permitting. Outdoor play gives children opportunities for movement, fresh air, social interaction, and gross motor development.

Rest time is part of the daily routine for many age groups. Our team helps children settle into a calm, comfortable environment based on classroom schedules and age-appropriate needs.

For the health and safety of all children and staff, sick children may need to stay home based on illness symptoms and center policies. Families will receive health and illness guidelines during enrollment.

Medication policies may vary based on state guidelines and center procedures. Please contact the office for details about medication forms, approvals, and requirements.

Yes, when children are developmentally ready, our teachers can support potty training in partnership with families. Consistency between home and school helps make the process smoother.

Yes. Our Pre-K and school readiness program helps children build early literacy, math, social, emotional, and classroom skills to prepare for kindergarten.

The best way to check availability is to contact our office directly. Openings can change throughout the year, especially for infant and Pre-K classrooms.

We focus on creating a safe, loving, and engaging environment where children feel supported, parents feel confident, and little learners can grow at their own pace.