High Ridge Learning Center
By placing your child in our fun, controlled, and educational environment, your largest problem will Our setup is different from most child care centers.
High Ridge Learning Center opened in 1981, and has been caring for children for thirty-five years. We are a small center, which allows more interaction between parents, staff, and the children. We don't keep children separated by age all of the time, and allow them to move from room to room throughout the day. This allows more opportunities for younger and older children to interact. High Ridge Learning Center believes children learn and imitate other children around them, and has experienced the benefits of more adept social, speech, and motor skills in young children by allowing them to interact with older peers. They attempt to do things older children are doing, which provides a different, more mature perspective for approaching new tasks. Older children more easily demonstrate compassion and empathy for those around them, and often take on a "mothering" role. In this aspect, the older student becomes a teacher for those around them, thus increasing their self esteem and sense of accomplishment. As educators, the High Ridge Learning Center staff thoroughly enjoys watching the children learn, grow, and develop in a varied age environment. However, we are able to address each child individually, and encourage growth in areas where a child may need more attention. Young students are taught on a Pre-Kindergarten level, and classes are divided by age and ability. Student age ranges between two, three, four, and five years old. Our curriculum is structured to allow fluidity between class levels, so that when they reach the four and five classes, they can work at a faster pace to prepare them for Kindergarten. High Ridge Learning Center is also about having fun! We have a wonderful playground, complete with a large wooden train, and monster truck with a slide out of its back. Swing sets and other toys are also provided in large open areas for running and more playing! Children love being outside, and our intent is to provide a safe environment for them to do so. For your added benefit, we also provide your child with a morning snack, a nutritious lunch, and an afternoon snack. Throughout 35 years of successful business, High Ridge Learning Center has consistently been able to pride itself in providing your children with well educated teachers. Each teacher has a college degree, and brings their own unique strengths to a classroom. In fact, some former students are so positively affected, they return to teach here after college! The stability of your child knowing each day that the same teachers will be here is invaluable for their comfort and confidence. By placing your child in our fun, controlled, and educational environment, your largest problem will soon become your child wanting to stay at school rather than go home at the end of the school day. High Ridge Learning Center would like to extend an offer for parents and their children to tour our education center during operational hours each week. Our location is easily located on High Ridge Boulevard across from The Ridge, a local restaurant.
Due to inclement weather, HRLC has elected to close tomorrow. It was not an easy choice to make, but ultimately safety must come first. We will reopen Friday, with normal business hours.
Thank you, and stay safe!
02/23/2022
Yesterday was a happy “TUESday”! To celebrate the historic date of 2/2/22, the kiddos made everyone’s favorite meal, TACOS!
02/22/2022
The Winter Olympics were a HUGE hit here at HRLC. Their favorite day was bobsledding! Not only did the kiddos pretend to be on bobsled teams, they made their own bobsleds too!!
02/16/2022
We had a fantastic time at last Friday’s Valentine’s DY party! The kids loved passing out Valentines to their friends, and playing “Pin the Heart on the Chart”!
11/11/2021
The 2-3 class had a blast making trees out of their hand prints! Each child used their fine motor skills to place colored pieces of construction paper on their “hand tree”. It was a really cute project!
11/11/2021
Today was an exciting day for the 4-5 class! They made Leaf Rubbings! We painstakingly placed leaves, and then taped them, on large white pieces of paper. The we added another large layer of white paper, and taped it down as well. The children practiced using their motor skills by rubbing fall color themed crayons on the solid white paper to reveal the leaves underneath! When the project was over, we took off the top layer, and let the children feel the leaves that they had discovered while coloring. It was a lot of fun!
10/27/2021
PARENTS! Don’t forget tomorrow is PICTURE DAY!
6:45AM-9:00AM Appointments to view and purchase photos are scheduled for FRIDAY!!!!
10/07/2021
‘D’ is for DINOSAUR! The 4/5 class had a roaring good time learning about the letter ‘D’ and its Dinosaurs!
09/23/2021
The 4-5 year old class is still Conquering the letter ‘C’, so today we made their very own pieces of Candy! It’s supposed to look like classic hard candy. Either way, the kids loved getting to be creative!
09/21/2021
This week, the 2-3 class is learning about the “Five Senses”. Jane got out the Sensory Table, and let them play with with sand! It was so fun to see their excited expressions!
09/21/2021
The letter ‘C’ is for everyone’s favorite treat, Chocolate Chip Cookies! Part of last week and this week, the 4-5 class is “chipping” away at the letter ‘C’!
07/20/2021
This week is “Plant Week” at High Ridge Learning Center! What makes a plant grow? What are plants good for? How many different kinds of plants are there? All good questions! We started the week by planting our very own seeds. Each child planted Alyssum seeds in their own cup, and they are expected to blossom within the next few days! Today, every child created their own version of a childhood classic flower, Dandelions. A good time was had by all!
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3028 High Ridge Boulevard
High Ridge, MO
63049
Opening Hours
| Monday | 6:30am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 6:30am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 6:30am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 6:30am - 6pm |
| Friday | 6:30am - 6pm |