Skyrise School at 51st & Peoria is an early education center in Glendale, Arizona serving children from 6 weeks through school-age programs (up to about 10 years). The center offers weekday full-day care and a mix of infant, toddler, preschool, prekindergarten and before- and after-school programs.
Skyrise School at 51st & Peoria provides early education and care for children from infancy through school age. The center is listed as accredited by the National Accreditation Commission and participates in local child-care assistance programs.
The center follows security and health practices commonly used across the network, including controlled entry, sign-in/out procedures and teacher-to-child ratios. Tuition at centers in this network typically covers meals, snacks, diapers and wipes, and the center lists on-site supports such as developmental screenings, language support and help applying for financial aid.
Menus are prepared with nutrition guidelines in mind and emphasize whole grains, fruits, vegetables and lean proteins. Teachers receive initial training in health, safety and early learning and participate in ongoing professional development.
Care and developmental activities for infants, with routines designed to ease transitions from home.
Play-based classroom experiences that support exploration and early social and motor development.
Early preschool activities that introduce cooperative play and foundational math and science concepts.
Hands-on projects in art, science and early literacy to prepare children for kindergarten.
Pre-K curriculum focused on reading, writing and math skills for school readiness.
Before- and after-school care that includes active play, enrichment and homework support.
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Day programs during school breaks with project-based activities and supervised care.
Small-group cooking classes that teach recipes and basic math and science skills.
Music and movement classes that build rhythm, language and social skills.
Early literacy activities focused on letters, sounds and pre-reading skills.
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