Why Choose Us
Why Families Choose Growing Room
It is the same list Growing Room keeps on its own program pages, gathered here in one place: what is on the menu, how you see the day while you are at work, what the center says it does to keep the building secure, and what a child actually does between drop-off and pickup.
Meals
Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack, already covered
Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack are included in tuition at both centers. Growing Room describes the building as a nut-free and peanut-free environment, and monthly menus for each location are posted in the Parent Corner.
Seeing The Day
Your child's day, on your phone
Growing Room keeps an open-door policy and gives parents livestream video on a smartphone app, so you can look in on the classroom from your desk. Daily updates, photos, and messages come through the Procare app, the same app parent reviews mention for photos and videos.
What that looks like
- Livestream video on a smartphone app
- Daily photo and message updates through Procare
- An open-door policy for parents at either center
Security
What the center says it does to keep the building secure
Growing Room describes several safety features on its site: keycard or biometric entry, depending on the page; fenced-in yards; and security cameras inside and out. The center also says it runs a rigorous screening process for anyone who comes into contact with children, and that a professional cleaning team sanitizes surfaces. Growing Room states that its staff completed Secure Education Training.
Enrichments
More than the classroom
Growing Room names Spanish, art, dance, yoga, soccer and karate, and music with scarves and instruments among its enrichments, along with computer lab time for the older classrooms. Ask on a tour which enrichments are covered by tuition.
Passport
Stamped at every “country”
Growing Room describes a school-wide educational event called Passport, where children get stamped at each “country”. Ask on your tour when it next runs.
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