La Petite Academy on S. Cinnamon Ridge Place

Tuition varies based on your child’s program and schedule. Our team is happy to answer your questions, share current tuition rates, and help you find the right option for your family.

Yes, child care assistance and subsidy programs may be available to help eligible families with the cost of care. Our team is happy to answer your questions, share information about the programs we accept, and help you understand the process.

Part-time enrollment and flexible care options may be available based on your child’s program and current availability. Our team is happy to help you explore scheduling options that work for your family. Contact us to learn more about part-time or drop-in care.

Each day at La Petite Academy is filled with opportunities for your child to learn, play, explore, and grow. Children explore learning centers, participate in small- and large-group activities, spend time outdoors, and enjoy plenty of opportunities for choice and play. Meals, snacks, and rest are also built into the day, creating a familiar routine that helps children feel comfortable while keeping each day fun and engaging. Daily activities are designed with your child’s age and developmental stage in mind.

Our teachers regularly observe your child’s development and use those insights to plan learning experiences that support their individual needs and growth. Each child has an individual portfolio that grows with them as they move from one age group to the next, capturing their learning, milestones, and accomplishments along the way. Teachers use developmental checklists, work samples, photos, and observations to understand how your child is progressing and identify opportunities to build new skills. Families stay connected every step of the way through SproutAbout updates, family-teacher conferences, and daily conversations with their child’s teachers.

Moving to a new classroom is an exciting milestone. Children gradually visit their new classroom, meet their teachers, and become familiar with new routines before the transition. Teachers work together to support continuity, while families receive regular updates throughout the process.