Early Learning Center
since 1991
Taylor Road Baptist Church's Early Learning Center has been a cornerstone of safe and enriching childcare since its establishment in 1991. Our program upholds the institution's longstanding commitment to delivering age-appropriate and captivating experiences for young learners.
The Early Learning Program holds dual objectives. Firstly, it affords parents the chance to entrust their children to a secure and nurturing environment consistently each week. Secondly, the program aims to foster independence in young children as they navigate the process of separation from their parents and engage in group interactions.
Children at Taylor Road Baptist Church's Early Learning Center will participate in a diverse array of activities, including art, music and movement, outdoor play, story time, and arts & crafts. The daily schedule is thoughtfully crafted to cater to the evolving needs of children as they progress from infancy to toddlerhood and beyond. Allowing children to explore at their own pace and comfort, each day's plan includes a mix of active and quiet times, facilitating socialization with both peers and adults.
Furthermore, our Early Learning Center ensures a comprehensive experience by providing an age-appropriate curriculum, meticulously crafted in-house to enhance the growth and development of young minds. This integrated approach aims to create an environment where children can thrive socially, emotionally, and academically.
Join us Monday through Thursday, from 9 am to 1 pm for our regular sessions, and for those looking for extended care, we offer early drop-offs at 7:30 am and extended hours until 2:30 pm. Discover a loving community where early learning meets growth, guided by the values of Taylor Road Baptist Church.
The Early Learning Program holds dual objectives. Firstly, it affords parents the chance to entrust their children to a secure and nurturing environment consistently each week. Secondly, the program aims to foster independence in young children as they navigate the process of separation from their parents and engage in group interactions.
Children at Taylor Road Baptist Church's Early Learning Center will participate in a diverse array of activities, including art, music and movement, outdoor play, story time, and arts & crafts. The daily schedule is thoughtfully crafted to cater to the evolving needs of children as they progress from infancy to toddlerhood and beyond. Allowing children to explore at their own pace and comfort, each day's plan includes a mix of active and quiet times, facilitating socialization with both peers and adults.
Furthermore, our Early Learning Center ensures a comprehensive experience by providing an age-appropriate curriculum, meticulously crafted in-house to enhance the growth and development of young minds. This integrated approach aims to create an environment where children can thrive socially, emotionally, and academically.
Join us Monday through Thursday, from 9 am to 1 pm for our regular sessions, and for those looking for extended care, we offer early drop-offs at 7:30 am and extended hours until 2:30 pm. Discover a loving community where early learning meets growth, guided by the values of Taylor Road Baptist Church.
2025-2026 Registration Information and Payment Links
2024-2025 Registration Information and Payment Links
Upcoming Events
September 2025
• Sept. 25: Color Day – Dress in your class’s designated color.
• Sept. 29: Completion of the Self-Portrait Project
October
Oct. 9 – Tuition Due
Please make sure tuition is submitted by this date.
Payments received after October 14th will be
considered late.
Oct. 13 – School Closed
School will be closed on Monday, October 13th. We
pray you enjoy the long weekend with your family!
Oct. 14–15 – School Pictures
Say cheese! Children will have individual portraits
taken on these days. Details about assigned picture
day for each class will be sent home. Please dress
your child in your outfit of choice for their photo.
Oct. 14 – Tuition Late (fees added)
Any tuition not received by this date will have late
fees applied.
Oct. 20–Nov. 6 – Thanksgiving Food Drive
Help us bless families in need by donating non-
perishable food items. Your child can place
donations in the collection bins at school.
Oct. 27 – Scarecrow Day
Children are invited to dress like a scarecrow! Think
plaid shirts, overalls, floppy hats, and fun patches.
Oct. 28 – Farm Friends Day
A favorite for the little ones—come dressed as a
farm animal! Costumes can be simple and creative
(cow ears, pig tails, chicken feathers, etc.).
Oct. 29 – Wacky Hat/Sock Day
The sillier the better! Let your child show off their
creativity with mismatched socks, wild colors, and
wacky hats.
Oct. 30 – Costume Parade (No scary costumes)
Our annual fall tradition! Children will parade
through the church in their costumes. Please keep
costumes cheerful, age-appropriate.
Please check our google doc daily!
The link can be found outside your child's classroom.
September 2025
• Sept. 25: Color Day – Dress in your class’s designated color.
• Sept. 29: Completion of the Self-Portrait Project
October
Oct. 9 – Tuition Due
Please make sure tuition is submitted by this date.
Payments received after October 14th will be
considered late.
Oct. 13 – School Closed
School will be closed on Monday, October 13th. We
pray you enjoy the long weekend with your family!
Oct. 14–15 – School Pictures
Say cheese! Children will have individual portraits
taken on these days. Details about assigned picture
day for each class will be sent home. Please dress
your child in your outfit of choice for their photo.
Oct. 14 – Tuition Late (fees added)
Any tuition not received by this date will have late
fees applied.
Oct. 20–Nov. 6 – Thanksgiving Food Drive
Help us bless families in need by donating non-
perishable food items. Your child can place
donations in the collection bins at school.
Oct. 27 – Scarecrow Day
Children are invited to dress like a scarecrow! Think
plaid shirts, overalls, floppy hats, and fun patches.
Oct. 28 – Farm Friends Day
A favorite for the little ones—come dressed as a
farm animal! Costumes can be simple and creative
(cow ears, pig tails, chicken feathers, etc.).
Oct. 29 – Wacky Hat/Sock Day
The sillier the better! Let your child show off their
creativity with mismatched socks, wild colors, and
wacky hats.
Oct. 30 – Costume Parade (No scary costumes)
Our annual fall tradition! Children will parade
through the church in their costumes. Please keep
costumes cheerful, age-appropriate.
Please check our google doc daily!
The link can be found outside your child's classroom.