Our Philosophy
When it comes to early childhood education, Beehive aspires to the philosophical approach pioneered by Maria Montessori (image shown). She taught that learning should be fun and not forced.
When it comes to early childhood education, Beehive aspires to the philosophical approach pioneered by Maria Montessori (image shown). She taught that learning should be fun and not forced.
Storytime can be such an adventure and magical experience for a child. It unlocks the imagination inspiring learning and exploration. Your child will be given opportunities to experience that time reading in a group setting as well as individually.
Puzzles and projects will be given to your child to explore math and spatial concepts. Opportunities for both individual and team projects will be offered.
The world is a big place and we want to inspire your child to see the big picture as well as take notice of the little things.
Throughout the year we provide opportunities to play act some of the stories that have been read. This enhances and supplements visualization, retention, imagination, and cooperative teamwork fun.
Musical appreciation and expression can be a beautiful and intrical part of life. We encourage every youth to explore that beauty and to find their own voice.
Beehive also sponsors occasional field trips. These outings help broaden horizons, build confidence, and provide fun. Destinations include such places as the library, dentist, fire-department, and more. In all our activities, we encourage a life-long love for learning, exploration, and achievement.
Supervision is job one at Beehive. Note that Child Care Centers are held to a higher standard than that of in-home, hourly, and other "babysitter" type settings. A teenager (or anyone) that occasionally babysits, needs no license, background check, education, or safety training. Don't risk your child with a distracted babysitter. Know that The premium childcare offered at Beehive will always have at least one staff member present while your child is in our care.
To help prevent the spread of illness, Beehive takes cleanliness very seriously. Sanitary wipe-downs are done throughout the day and at the end of every day. Detailed cleanings occur regularly. Temperature checks are done on every child upon entry. Children showing symptoms of illness are not admitted or parents are called to come pick them up.
Use your personalized PIN to check in/out your child. Receive alert notifications whenever your child is checked in/out. Use the QRC code with your phone app for contactless check in/out.
Research shows that children who receive care in a high-quality learning environment are more likely to graduate from college and be more successful in life. Beehive is dedicated to your child’s success from their first baby steps to their first spelling bee!
"She believed she could change the world so she became a teacher."
Ms. Porter has received an Associates Degree in Child Development from Moorpark College, Infant & Toddler Studies certificate from UCLA. and a Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education from Ashford University.
Jane is originally from California. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from Brandman University. Jane enjoys playing the piano and spending time baking with her daughter.
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