Bright Futures Early Learning Center

Early educational instruction- there are four different age groups served:infant, toddler, preschool, and school-age. Infant: provides a loving, nurturing environment that helps promote a feeling of belonging and promotes development towards the child's full potential. Toddler:provides a wide range of stimulating experiences that respond to and expand a child's natural inquisitiveness. Preschool: prepares children socially and academically for kindergarten, while supporting and encoraging the development of independence, responsibility and confidence skills that areessential to a child's ongoing success. School-age: provides a safe and social environment when school is not in session that supports and encourages academic development essential to a child's continuing education. At each age group, we partner with mason wright senior living, Inc., a related 501(c)(3) public charity. To bring intergenerational opportunities that engage seniors in the children's Learning and experiences to the benefit of all involved.total capacity of the Center is 103 children; in 2023, an average of 85 children were educated weekly.

Auxiliary services - transportation to and from the Center and daily meals provided to children. The Center provided 12,428 transportation days, with an average of 53 students partaking, or 62% of our enrollment. Total breakfast, lunch and snack meals served during the year were 43,293 with all children, in attendance, participating or an average of 184 meals/day.