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Commonly Asked Questions about Children's Campus of Greenville

Learn more about our child care and preschool programs in Greenville, NC, with answers to frequently asked questions about tuition, enrollment, daily schedules, curriculum, safety, and more. Discover what to expect at Children’s Campus of Greenville and how we support your child’s early learning and development.

How much does child care cost at Children’s Campus of Greenville?


Our current tuition is $1,115 per month, or $1,070 per month with an eligible sibling or military discount. Only one discount may be applied per family. The enrollment fee is $295.

Families paying online should also account for a 4% online payment fee:

  • Enrollment fee with online payment: $306.80
  • Monthly tuition with online payment: $1,159.60
  • Discounted monthly tuition with online payment: $1,112.80

Parents can make payments through Children’s Campus of Greenville’s
Payment Center.

How many children are in each classroom?


  • Infants: 1 teacher to 5 students, with a maximum class size of 10 children
  • Toddlers: 1 teacher to 6 students, with a maximum class size of 12 children
  • 2-year-olds: 1 teacher to 9 students, with a maximum class size of 18 children
  • 3-year-olds: 1 teacher to 10 students, with a maximum class size of 20 children
  • 4-year-olds: 1 teacher to 13 students, with a maximum class size of 25 children

What time is drop-off and pick-up?


Drop-off is from 6:45 AM to 9 AM, with learning time beginning at 9:15 AM. Pick-up is by 6 PM.

Is Children’s Campus of Greenville a licensed child care center?


Yes. Children’s Campus of Greenville is a 5-star-licensed and NAEYC-accredited preschool and child care center in North Carolina.

Are your teachers and staff CPR and first aid trained?


Yes. Our teachers and staff are trained in first aid and CPR for adults, children, and infants.

What education curriculum does Children’s Campus of Greenville use?


Children’s Campus of Greenville uses Creative Curriculum, a whole-child approach to learning that combines teacher-directed and child-directed experiences. Classroom activities include language and literacy, art, music and movement, sensory activities, dramatic play, math, science, STEM-based learning, fine-motor development, technology, and active physical play.

Pre-K adds more structured kindergarten-readiness activities, including literacy, phonics, math, science, and social-emotional development.

How often are children fed during the day?


Children enrolled in our toddler and preschool programs receive a morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack as part of the school’s nutrition program. Infant feeding schedules, from birth to 15 months, are more individualized. We ask families to provide labeled bottles and baby food for children in our
infant care program.

What types of meals do you serve?


Children’s Campus of Greenville has an on-site cook who prepares balanced lunches for children and teachers. Lunch includes a protein, bread or grain, vegetable, fresh fruit, and milk. Morning and afternoon snacks include a grain along with items such as cheese, fruit, and vegetables.

Weekly menus are posted for parents so families can review meals and identify any concerns related to allergies or dietary restrictions.

What time is lunch each day?


Daily schedules vary by age and are posted in the parent portal.

What ages does Children’s Campus of Greenville accept?


Children’s Campus of Greenville provides child care and early childhood education for children from approximately six weeks through five years old, with dedicated programs for infants, toddlers, two-year-olds, three-year-olds, and Pre-K students.

What does my child need to bring to school?


Most classroom materials are provided by Children’s Campus. Depending on your child’s age, families may be asked to bring:

  • A change of weather-appropriate clothing
  • Diapers and wipes labeled with your child’s name
  • Bottles and baby food for infants, clearly labeled with the child’s name and date
  • A small comfort item, if needed
  • Weather-appropriate outerwear
  • Fresh fruit for the school nutrition program

We ask families to avoid bringing toys, candy, jewelry, money, large blankets, backpacks, and other unnecessary items into the classroom.

How do teachers communicate with parents?


Teachers and families communicate regularly about each child’s day and development. Parents are encouraged to speak briefly with teachers at drop-off and pick-up, and families may also contact the school during the day or arrange a longer conversation with a teacher or director when needed.

We also provide daily individual notes for infants and toddlers, classroom information for preschool families, and parent-teacher conferences to discuss developmental progress and goals.

What happens if my child is sick at school?


Families should keep children home when they have symptoms such as fever, vomiting, repeated diarrhea, or a contagious illness. If these symptoms develop during the school day, the school will contact the family for pickup. Children should remain home until they have been symptom-free for 24 hours.

How does Children’s Campus keep the building secure?


At Children’s Campus of Greenville, exterior doors remain locked during operating hours. Enrolled families receive electronic access keys that provide building access and record entry through the school’s security system. Children are released only to authorized adults, and identification may be required at pickup.

What makes Children’s Campus different from other preschools in Greenville?


Children’s Campus of Greenville combines a 5-Star North Carolina child care rating with NAEYC Accreditation, along with an educational program built around both child-directed and teacher-directed learning. We serve children from infancy through Pre-K, and our campus includes spacious classrooms, multiple playgrounds, a multipurpose room, and hands-on learning opportunities.

How much time do children spend outside?


Outdoor play is part of our daily program, and Children’s Campus of Greenville asks families to send children in weather-appropriate clothing because we go outside regularly. Our Greenville property includes age-appropriate playground areas designed for active play and exploration.

How do I enroll my child at Childre’s Campus of Greenville?


Start by scheduling a tour of Children’s Campus of Greenville. During your visit, you can see the classrooms and play areas, learn about the curriculum, observe the school environment, and meet with the director.

Once you decide to enroll and space is available, the school will provide the required enrollment forms and Child Care Agreement. Families will also need to submit the enrollment fee and required health and enrollment documentation before the child’s start date.

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