We Help Your Child Reach Milestones
An Environment Full Of Support, Resources, And Patience

We Help Your Child Reach Milestones
An Environment Full Of Support, Resources, And Patience
PreK-2 | 24 - 36 Months | SERVING NORTH MIAMI DADE, HIALEAH AND KENDALL, FL
Education
A Solid Education Promises A Bright Future

SAFETY
Your Child's Safety Is The Center's Primary Focus
Ability
IT'S ALL ABOUT GAINING MORE INDEPENDENCE!
Your 3-year-old is going through great changes, and their greatest desire is to become independent — something you’ll love as a parent!
Our curious caterpillars learn much through participation and of course their curiosity. They gain more independence as they desire to do things on their own and see the outcome. Potty training is essential and an important milestone for our little three-year-old class. Their language and social skills are still developing so they might stutter when talking in full phrases and communicating their thoughts. These little caterpillars will soon want to start taking control of their environment by trying challenging tasks by themselves and planning activities on their own.
Some challenges our Curious Caterpillars might encounter is sharing with others and being a little stubborn (although they have significantly progressed). These little ones just need to be encouraged, and that is exactly our goal as we go through their daily routine in every activity.
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Our Curious Caterpillars Program
Toddlers flourish in routine!
Our PreK-2 program builds a strong foundation for learning through hands-on exploration, social development, and early academic exposure.
- Expands vocabulary through songs, rhymes, and interactive read-alouds.
- Encourages early communication skills with simple sentence formation.
- Introduces book handling skills and basic print awareness.
- Teaches early number sense through counting, sorting, and matching.
- Introduces shapes, colors, and spatial awareness.
- Encourages problem-solving through hands-on activities.
- Hands-on experiments with water, textures, and nature-based learning.
- Observations of weather, plants, and simple cause-and-effect relationships.
- Supports parallel play and early peer interactions.
- Encourages self-help skills like hand washing and cleaning up.
- Strengthens fine motor development through scribbling, grasping, and manipulating small objects.
Frequently asked questions
We gladly welcome parents to join us for celebrations, birthdays and presentations. A teacher may also ask for parent volunteers to help with an activity. If you would like to participate you may always ask the administration for opportunities. All parents who volunteer in the child’s class must pass a level 2 DCF fingerprint clearance.
Infants nap every day from 12:00 to 2:00 pm.
A developmental assessment in conducted annually. In addition, formal assessments are conducted quarterly. These assessments not only help parents to understand where their child is in his or her development, but also what areas can be strengthened. These assessments guide us, as educators, in developing our curriculum so that it matches the needs of the children in the class.
We take the safety of our campuses very seriously. Our school is assessed for safety by the local police department in addition to having all our teachers and staff have all attended active shooter trainings. In addition, there are multiple security check points:
- Secured front entry door.
- Only authorized admittance. Unauthorized persons must wait to be assisted by a staff member.
- Immediate photo identification on office staff computers as parents and children enter to verify identity.
- Instant electronic record of your child’s arrival and departure.
- Computerized record of all individuals authorized to pick up your child.
- Security cameras throughout to ensure safety.
- Keypad system for access to the school.
You must give a minimum one month’s notice if you intend to withdraw your child from school, and partial months of attendance must be paid in full.
All students should bring an “emergency” change of clothes. Children who are not potty trained should also bring diapers and wipes as needed.
Our locations in North Miami Dade and Hialeah are open from 6:30 am – 6:30 pm. Our Montessori center in Kendall is open from 7:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Every single staff member at Springview Academy is First Aid and CPR certified.
Our preschool is an Early Learning Coalition provider and accepts their School Readiness and VPK program.
To keep our children, their families and our staff healthy, we require that any child with a fever, vomiting or contagious disease be kept at home. We ask that children go fever free for 24 hours before returning to school. Students with contagious diseases must bring a clearance letter from the doctor upon their return to school.
We hope you do! We encourage you to visit while the program is in session to get the full experience. We offer individual tours during the day as well as one Open House in the beginning of the school year.