Lullwood Campus
Starting August 16th there will be 1 teacher for every 6 children in EVERY classroom.
That is a 70% LOWER teacher to child ratio than most childcare centers. The means more one-on-one attention and individualized learning to meet your child and their unique individual learning needs!
Brighton Lullwood is accredited by the National Association of Education for Young Children (NAEYC), the highest accreditation possible.
Brighton is also ranked a 4 Star Center by Texas Rising Star!
Brighton provides breakfast, lunch and snack to all children enrolled for no additional charge. All meals follow USDA Nutritional guidelines to ensures the proper nutrition is available to children enrolled at Brighton.
Brighton has hired a full-time Behavior and Inclusion Specialist to work with children ages 12m-5 who have developmental and/or behavior concerns. She will work with teachers and parents on strategies that help them be successful in a classroom setting and at home setting them up for Kinder success!
Our Behavior & Inclusion Specialist will help ensure that teachers and parents are working together to highlight your child’s natural gifts while working on challenging behaviors or developmental delays that might prevent them from being successful in the classroom.
“My two boys are now attending Brighton. We tried enrolling my 2 year old at another daycare and he hated it. He would cry as soon as he saw the school and was always crying when I picked him up. Needless to say we took him out in less than a week, and looked for another daycare for him and my infant. That’s when we found Brighton. It’s night and day at Brighton! We are on our second week and they love it and the teachers. No crying, no fussing, and they are learning so much! My 2 year old is talking more and he even wants to potty train. The baby has learned to clap his hands and say, “yay!” You can tell the teachers care about the students and I love that! We feel so comfortable with them there because we know we no longer have to worry when we leave them. They are in good hands!”
