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Little House
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or nearly 11 years, Little House Learning Center has been changing
lives for families through their unique blend of personalized, family
service and cutting edge educational techniques.
“Little House has a personal touch,” said Jennifer Osterman,
co-owner. “This school is our one and only. We care so much about
the kids, the teachers and the parents, who are all a part of our
Little House Family.”
Because of the close interaction of the entire team at Little House,
children receive a level of care that parent’s would be hard pressed to
find at any other facility. And, because the owners are so involved in
the day-to-day operation of Little House, many improvements come
from the recommendations of parents and teachers themselves.
“We value the feedback we receive from our families,” Osterman said.
“We’ve added or changed programs, adjusted times and even changed
parts of our schedule based on recommendations from parents and
teachers. In the end, the Little House Families are our business. It is
because of their trust in us and their faith in our teachers that we have
continued to grow.”
Little House also takes pride in their Staff Family. “We depend on our
teachers to be at the center of our loving and caring environment. They
are a talented group of people who aren’t afraid to dance to silly music,
sing lullabies, play freeze tag and dress up in silly clothes! They also are
ensuring that each child is learning and developing as age appropriate.
Marion, Dayna and myself could not be more proud of the teachers at
our school. For the dedication they show to our families our
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school, they are the ‘Little House Difference,’” Osterman said.
In this environment, children not only prepare for their academic
careers, but they develop lifelong friendships through meaningful
interactions in a developmentally-appropriate setting.
“We all believe in learning through play, and we feel as though our
early education is topnotch. However, that’s not the only important
part of helping our children grow.” Osterman said. “The social and
emotional aspects of the children in our care are just as important
as the academic aspects. They are huge pieces of what we help to
foster and develop.” Kindness, manners, and respect are parts of our
classroom procedures and daily routines. Sharing toys with classmates,
being part of a group, waiting your turn in line and consoling a tearful
friend are all part of ‘educating’ the children and helping them grow
into kind and caring people. “We believe that we are helping to lay the
necessary foundation for their future.”
Whether it’s their daily childcare, preschool, kindergarten care,
school-age care or through their camps, Little House Learning Center
is there for your child every step of the way, ensuring that they have a
supportive family of teachers and caregivers outside of mom and dad.
Currently, Little House Learning Center has Infant Room spots open
for fall and winter. Children eligible for placement in these spots need
to be between six weeks and 12 months of age. For more information
about Little House Learning Center, go to littlehouselearningcenter.com
online, or call them at 724.776.5583.