In late September, a local early‑education provider announced the launch of nine fresh learning hubs spread across Lebanon, Dauphin and York counties.  The new sites include 817 E. Arch St. in Palmyra, 88 S. Hershey Road and 391 Schaffner Drive in West Hanover Township, 5120 Lancaster St. in Swatara Township, 205 S. John St. in Hummelstown, 215 St. Charles Way in York Township, 2498 W. Philadelphia St. in West Manchester Township, 3350 Alta Vista Road in Dover Township and 4075 E. Market St. in Hellam Township.

These facilities cater to children from infancy up to kindergarten, offering a blend of the Creative Curriculum and practical activities such as music, art, cooking, yoga, sign language and early literacy.  The aim is to help kids practice speaking, problem‑solving and self‑control in a fun, everyday setting.

Parents receive regular updates through a mobile app where teachers post photos and live messages.  The school also uses an internal messaging system to share important announcements quickly with the whole community.

“A lot of places claim to provide quality care, but we’re different, ” explained a district manager.  “Parents trust us during a crucial stage of their child’s growth, and I want that time to count.  That belief drives our curriculum, something I wish my own kids had when they were younger. ”

The organization already operates centers in seven states, and the new locations expand its footprint within Pennsylvania.

Expanding Early Learning: Nine New Centers Open Across Central Pennsylvania

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