We host parent events every other month and maintain a bi-monthly Parent Partnership Group where families can connect, share feedback, and collaborate with our team. These opportunities strengthen communication and help families feel part of our school community.
Our school offers three private, fenced, and shaded outdoor spaces: an infant/toddler playground, a toddler playground, and a preschool playground. Each area is designed to support safe, developmentally appropriate movement and outdoor exploration.
Each classroom includes its own nature station, supporting sensory exploration and hands-on learning. The school also features a Discovery Room with STEAM activities for toddlers and preschoolers, providing an engaging indoor environment for creative play and problem-solving.
Yes. Our school is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to support your work schedule and provide your child with a full day of engaging, nurturing care.
Our classrooms follow state-mandated ratios to ensure safe, developmentally supportive learning environments. Typical classroom groups include: Infants: 1:3 teacher-to-child ratio or 2:7 with two teachers, Toddlers: ratios follow state licensing standards, Preschool/Pre-K: ratios follow state licensing standards
We serve nutritious, age-appropriate snacks that support healthy development. Our food practices emphasize balance, variety, and positive mealtime experiences that encourage lifelong healthy habits.
Yes. We offer both full-time and part-time schedules so families can choose the option that works best for them.
Tuition varies based on your child’s age, program, and schedule. We’re happy to walk you through your options and help you find a plan that fits your needs.
Yes. Our toddler classrooms encourage movement, hands-on learning, and social development. These programs help children build confidence and independence in a supportive setting.
Yes. Our infant program enrolls children starting at 6 weeks old, including care for 6-month-olds. Families choose Little Sprouts Milton for its warm, relationship-based approach to infant care.