The Goddard School of Cary

Availability is based on each individual School. Please contact your local Goddard School to learn more.

Because each Goddard School is an individually owned and operated franchise, special offers vary by location. Please contact your local Goddard School to learn more.

Yes, The Goddard School® is an early learning institution that focuses on the social, emotional, physical and academic development of children from infancy to pre-k. Our highly trained and motivated faculty develop experiential lesson plans for all age groups that reflect the skills, abilities and interests of the children in each classroom. Against the backdrop of a warm, safe and caring environment, The Goddard School supports children on their journey to becoming confident and joyful learners who are ready for school, careers and life.

In each classroom, we provide hands-on, playful, child-centered learning experiences that vary based on the children’s levels of development. Teachers help children grow into happy, healthy, intelligent little humans who are ready to take on the world around them. For infants, we follow the care schedule set by your family and utilize personal care moments to connect with and expand your little one’s individual development. Our teachers also incorporate songs, finger play, books and sensory and physical exploration each day. Our busy toddlers flex their independence as they learn to walk, talk and safely explore the world around them. Their curiosity and interests drive the classroom structure. In our preschool and pre-k classrooms, we add more school preparation and readiness by focusing on academic skills as well as interpersonal and collaboration skills. Teachers support children as they investigate the world around them. Children learn how to ask and answer questions, work with others, navigate social situations and understand and communicate their own thoughts and feelings. Our teachers expertly create supportive classrooms for all children to safely learn and test new social, academic and physical skills throughout a typical routine that includes morning and afternoon snack time, lunch, naptime, exploration time, small and large group experiences and outdoor play.

Our experienced Goddard School teachers meet all state and/or local regulations and have access to continuous training provided by their state and our own Goddard University. We train teachers on a regular basis in health and safety regulations, education standards and more.

In many states, children who are not vaccinated because of exemptions based on medical condition or sincerely held religious beliefs attend The Goddard Schools. If your child is not vaccinated, please contact the owner of The Goddard School to inquire as to whether exemptions may apply as not all exemptions are recognized in every state. To ensure the health and safety of everyone, if an outbreak occurs and a child has not been vaccinated, they will be asked to stay at home.

Please provide any necessary personal care supplies for your little one, such as diapers, wipes, a change of clothing and naptime bedding. For infants, please supply a crib sheet. For toddlers and older children please bring a blanket and/or sleeping bag. Many of our locations also ask that you pack lunch for your child each day. Please contact your local School for additional details.

The Goddard School of Cary offers childcare and educational programs for infants, toddlers, and children up to pre-kindergarten.

The school is open Monday through Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM and closed on weekends.

Yes, each Goddard School location, including Cary, is licensed according to state regulations and undergoes regular compliance visits.

Programs focus on social, emotional, physical, and academic development using hands-on, playful, and child-centered learning experiences tailored to each age group.

Yes, tours can be scheduled through their booking link to prepare your child for success.

The school accepts payment via cash and check.

Parents should provide diapers, wipes, change of clothes, and naptime bedding. Infants need a crib sheet, while toddlers and older children bring a blanket or sleeping bag. Lunch may also be required.

Nearby places include Kaper Park, a local park for recreation and outdoor activities, and the Village of Cary, Illinois, which offers public services and community resources.

Families can enjoy outdoor recreational activities at Kaper Park before or after school hours and access community services and events in the Village of Cary.

Yes, nearby businesses include ALDI USA grocery store for convenient shopping and Marlene's Hair Designs for personal care services.