One Year Olds
13 Months to 23 Months Mobile infants/toddlers begin to remember more from one day to the next. Because of this, the schedule is a consistent
Education is the answer
Programs for kids 12 months
through 12 years
Our Goals
A Step Ahead Learning Center’s goal is to provide a high quality learning experience that caters to each child's learning needs through technology and performing arts.
Were Different
What makes us different from the rest? We strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in our students' learning.
A perfect fit
Whether you're looking for a summer Program, before- or after-school programs, part-time or full-time child care, we offer a fun learning environment at an affordable price.
ALL children deserve an equal opportunity to succeed in life
We’re more than educators. We help families build confidence for life. Our programs give children a foundation they can build on. Wherever they go after they leave A Step Ahead Learning Center, they’ll be ready to think bigger, feel stronger, and aim higher.
our mission
A Step Ahead Learning Center’s mission is to provide a consistent optimum level learning environment. We will maintain an efficient program with professional and skillful child care providers. In partnership with parents, guardians, and the community, we will strive to stimulate, nurture, and encourage a healthy early childhood learning experience.
Ready for Success
A Step Ahead Learning Center’s mission is to provide a consistent optimum level learning environment. We will maintain an efficient program with professional and skillful child care providers. In partnership with parents, guardians, and the community, we will strive to stimulate, nurture, and encourage a healthy early childhood learning experience.
our Programs
Two Year Olds
24 Months to 35 Months Toddlers rely on familiar routines to organize their picture of the world. Daily schedules are consistent but allow flexibility. Because
Three Year Olds
35 Months plus Three year olds are often described as being in transition. They more closely resemble 4 and 5 year old pre-schoolers than 2