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Our mission: We believe the events and happenings of childhood impact the future of the world.
The Applewood Learning Center, in active participation with the family, is dedicated to guiding each child successfully through the journey of early childhood - from infancy through the schoolage years.
Varies by schedule and age of child. Please call for tuition rates.
Admissions Director
Elizabeth Brunette
Admissions Associate
Traci Davies
School Notes
Our Philosophy: At the Applewood Learning Center, we believe
that each child is an individual with their own set of emotional,
social, cognitive and physical needs and that learning is an
on-going process in which each child learns at their own pace. Our
programs are designed to facilitate the child's development in a
non-competitive, supportive atmosphere. Children learn about their
world through play. A child's play is the cornerstone in the
foundation of thier development. Applewood Learning Center provides
an environment that stimulates and encourages a child's natural
desire to learn. We learn most about children through our
partnerships with families. We rely on mutual respect and trust
with families and appreciate the diversity they bring to our
community to help our children grow to their full potential.
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