Sunrise Preschools Signal Butte & Main (School 283) is an early learning center in Apache Junction that serves children from infancy through school age and offers full-day care as well as before/after‑school and summer programs.
Sunrise Preschools Signal Butte & Main is an early learning center located in Apache Junction that serves children from six weeks through 12 years. The school describes its curriculum as supporting social, emotional and cognitive development while preparing children for elementary school.
The center uses the HighReach Learning curriculum and emphasizes hands-on, age-appropriate activities including creative arts, music, outdoor play and early literacy. Families receive regular updates and photos through a family engagement app (SPS Moments) and via parent-teacher conferences.
The center describes routine cleaning practices, health and safety protocols, and emergency preparation procedures as part of its approach to maintaining a secure environment for children.
A STEAM-focused summer camp intended to combine learning and fun to help prevent summer learning loss.
States that pre-kindergarten children expand vocabulary and expressive language, preparing them to answer questions and communicate more complex ideas.
The first year of life is described as critical; the program notes infants have unique needs and that language and early literacy skills can begin in infancy.
Offers before- and after-school care and programs during school breaks for children continuing after preschool, described as combining supervision with engaging activities.
Notes that three-year-olds continue to mature across many areas and build coordination and independence during this stage.
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Research on brain development is cited to highlight rapid learning in infancy and toddlerhood and the development of language and motor skills by age three.
Describes two-year-olds as physically and verbally busy and notes the Ready 2 Learn program focuses on curiosity, play, and relationship building to support intellectual and social development.
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