Join The Classroom Community

Join The Classroom Community
early age preschool | 2-3 years | Serving Apex & Fuquay-Varina, NC

Forging Meaningful Relationships


Being Part of a Family
Learning Creatively and Practically


Preparing for the Future
Academic and Social Skills -
Plus a Sense Of Community

Your child learns strong academic skills, such as:
- Getting ready for reading: learn to pair sounds and letters and identify shapes
- Sorting, counting, and patterning give them the confidence to progress with math
- Expression and creativity are encouraged through art, dance, circle time and music for a holistic approach to physical, mental and emotional growth
Your child learns essential social and behavioral skills, such as:
- Treating others - and being treated as - a valued member of the community
- Developing a sense of self-confidence
- Building independence
- Learning to get along with others
- Develop social bonds which are preserved as all eligible 3-year-olds move up to preschool together

Positive Behavioral Support
Healthy Meals And Snacks Provided


Potty Training Support
For Your Toddler
Colorful Classrooms That
Are Clean and Tidy


Room For Gross Motor Play
Inspiring Visitors


Accredited By The National Association for the Education of Young Children
Eco-Healthy Certified


Parent Communication App Sharing Pictures and Daily Reports
F.A.Q (Frequently Asked Questions)
We provide daily reports for children with a mobile app that can also be accessed through your computer. Paper reports are offered to families if needed.
Each day is filled with fun activities, nutritious meals and snacks, rest time, and outdoor play. More detailed information can be found here
Children play outside twice a day, weather permitting. We will reduce the amount of time spent outside in the event of precipitation or extreme temperatures.
Ratios vary by age. Infants are 1:4
It is natural for children to test limits and rules. Our staff uses positive management strategies including redirection, anticipation/prevention of problems, positive reinforcement, logical consequences and encouragement rather than competition, comparison or criticism. Most importantly, we recognize that part of this process is providing children with the tools and support they need to express their feelings and needs in acceptable ways. We abstain from corporal punishment or other humiliating or frightening disciplinary techniques.
When possible, we will work as a team with outside professionals to implement an individualized plan that supports the child’s inclusion and success. It may be determined that we do not have adequate expertise or resources for the child’s educational, medical, or other needs, especially in situations where safety is at risk.
Meals
AsheBridge Children’s Academy provides a nutritious morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack that meets the USDA meal patterns for children. Our menu can be downloaded here
No, all meals and snacks are provided. All children eat the same thing together. We do not make exceptions for food preferences. Parents are required to provide infant formula/milk and baby food.
No, children may not bring home food into the center. Please finish all breakfast and snacks at home or in your car prior to entering the building.
Yes, infant parents are required to send prepared bottles and baby food while in the infant room. Starting in the toddler room, children all eat school menu food together their friends.
We can accommodate minor allergies (with medical documentation) or meat-free diet, provided the family provides substitute items of equal nutritional value. Unfortunately, we aren’t able to work with generalized dietary restrictions, such as gluten intolerance.
Diapers & Potty Training
AsheBridge Children’s Academy provides a nutritious morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack that meets the USDA meal patterns for children. Our menu can be downloaded here
Yes, you may bring your own disposable diapers and wipes.
No, we only use disposable diapers.
Children begin sitting on the potty when they are two years old and show interest in doing so. It is our goal to finish potty training before the third birthday, but we recognize that every child has their own timetable for this.