From Infant through preschool, we make early education and daycare joyful, engaging and fun so children are happy to learn, play and grow.
Virtual Tour Video

Curriculum that develops the whole child
Our L.E.A.P.® (Learning Experience Academic Program) Curriculum uses fun, hands-on activities throughout early education to help children develop intellectually, socially and cognitively. Or as we say, to learn, play and grow.
Learn More About Our Curriculum
Characters that bring learning to life
Children love learning from characters—and studies show that it’s highly effective especially in preschool and early education. TLE® has a cast of unique, beloved characters, each one teaching children a new value or activity.
Bubbles and Friends Theme Song
261K subscribers and 60,480,577 views
Success measured in happy stories
See what parents are saying about TLE Childcare Centers.
Meet our TLE® Center team
Many ways to stay connected
We offer an easy-to-use smartphone app and an array of ways to help you stay connected.
Monthly newsletters and invitations to our community events
Everyday photos of your little learner
Blog to help you stay with the current trends
Notifications of your child’s learning activities

Upcoming events
National Cocoa Day
National Cocoa Day is dedicated to celebrating one of the nation's most beloved beverages - hot cocoa. This occasion invites all people, regardless of age or location, to unwind and indulge in the rich and comforting flavor of this classic winter drink.
Bill of Rights Day
Bill of Rights Day acknowledges the vital role that the Bill of Rights plays in upholding civil liberties and maintaining the balance of power within the government. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution. This event encourages all Americans to reflect on the foundational freedoms that shape the nation's identity and guide its democratic ethos.
National Maple Syrup Day
National Maple Syrup Day celebrates the sweet syrup produced from the sap of sugar maple trees. This occasion seeks to recognize the cultural and historical significance of maple syrup, as well as its importance to the economy. Activities on this day raise awareness about the various traditions and practices of producing maple syrup, and appreciate the hard work and dedication of the producers involved.
The Fourth Sunday of Advent
The Fourth Sunday of Advent marks the final week of the Advent season, which serves as a time of spiritual preparation for the celebration of Christmas. During this period, Christians around the world focus on the themes of hope, peace, love, and joy as they anticipate the birth of Jesus Christ. Several important aspects of this observance include the lighting of the fourth Advent candle, usually referred to as the "Angel's Candle" or "Candle of Love," and the reading of specific Scriptures that describe the role of Mary, Joseph, and the angels in the Nativity narrative.
Christmas Day!!!
Christmas is a widely-celebrated religious and cultural holiday observed by billions of people around the world. Commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, the observance holds great significance for Christians and is marked by traditions such as gift-giving, feasting, and decorations. Annual festive events, church services, and charitable endeavors are essential aspects of this holiday season, fortifying the spirit of goodwill, love, and unity among communities.
Kwanzaa Begins
Kwanzaa is an African American and Pan African celebration of family, community, and culture. It is a week-long cultural festival from December 26th to January 1st. Kwanzaa was initially established to unite African Americans with their African roots and heritage.