Ivy League Day Care: What Happened to Crayons?
The cornerstone of Cr�me de la Cr�me is its spectacular 21,000 square foot facility, which can accommodate approximately 275 children and is located on approximately three acres of land. The entrance to the center is an elegant lobby featuring elevated ceilings, hand crafted woodwork and a sitting room warmed by a fireplace. The passageway from the lobby to the main facility consists of a small wooden bridge that crosses a flowing streambed containing rocks, plants, and live fish. Across the bridge is the magical and captivating world of Cr�me de la Cr�me. The main interior resembles a Victorian Villagescape, residing under a 34 foot translucent skylight. In the village are a computer lab, arts & crafts studio, library, dance studio, gymnasium and a mock television studio. The exterior areas include reduced size tennis and basketball courts, a custom designed mini water park and numerous play areas containing an assortment of toys and playground equipment. Extensive security measures are in place at each Cr�me center to ensure the health and safety of every child. Closed-circuit TV monitors provide continual surveillance of changing areas, washrooms, classrooms and other areas. There is a computerized access system to gain entrance into the building.
Cr�me's educational curriculum is the foundation of the Cr�me concept. The curriculum for children from ages two to five years was developed by Cr�me's staff of early childhood education experts. The Cr�me curriculum combines learning with fun activities incorporating interactive exercises. In addition, starting at two years of age, children learn a second language (Spanish), computer and other subjects.
Cost: $1350.00 a month for ages two to five
Think we can shove them out the door any earlier for learning experiences?
I just found it today, to my horror.
Ania