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FAQ

What ages do you accept?

We provide childcare and early education for children from 6 weeks through 6 years old, including infant care, toddler programs, preschool, and kindergarten preparation.

Enrollment is simple! Families can begin the process by scheduling a tour and completing an enrollment application form on our website. Our team will guide you through the process, help you meet the team, and determine the best classroom placement for your child.

Yes, at JOL Kids Academy, we serve daily organic meals prepared in-house. Our menus are carefully balanced, include fresh seasonal fruits, and are shared weekly with parents. We accommodate special diets, allergies, vegan and vegetarian preferences; however, outside food is not permitted to maintain a safe, allergen-controlled environment.

Our preschool offers programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and pre-kindergarten children, each designed to support development through age-appropriate learning experiences.

Depending on availability, we offer both full-time and part-time schedules. This includes 3-day or 2-day full-day programs, as well as Monday to Friday morning or afternoon options.

Children ages 3 and up are eligible for our Spanish Dual Language Program. In the morning, they engage in Spanish through songs, stories, and hands-on activities; afternoons focus on English learning.

We structure the day so that mornings are focused on Spanish immersion through songs, stories, and hands-on activities, while afternoons transition to English instruction. This helps children develop bilingual competence naturally.

Our childcare program supports working families with full-day care options from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm.

Children participate in activities supporting literacy, math, creativity, and social development. Our pre-kindergarten program specifically focuses on school readiness, including reading, writing, number recognition, and classroom routines

We use the ProCare Childcare app to share important updates, messages, and classroom announcements. Additionally, we provide updates through newsletters and parent-teacher meetings to ensure you are informed about your child’s progress.

Children enjoy a balanced daily routine including circle time, learning activities, creative play, outdoor time, meals or snacks, and rest periods.

Our teachers are trained in early childhood education, child development, and are certified in CPR and first aid. Teacher-to-child ratios follow state childcare licensing standards to ensure attentive care.

The safety of children is a top priority; we follow strict health, safety, and supervision policies to provide a secure and nurturing environment.

If a child becomes sick, we follow the guidelines and the detailed Child Sickness Policy outlined in our Parent Handbook.

Parents typically provide items such as extra clothing, diapers and wipes for younger children, and comfort items if needed.

Depending on classroom availability and the time of year, some age groups may have a waitlist. We encourage families to contact us early to secure a spot.

Teachers support children by building consistent routines, warm relationships, and a welcoming classroom environment.

The best way to decide is to schedule a tour, meet our teachers, and see the classrooms in action.