CHILDREN'S ACADEMY
Children's Academy in Ridgefield is a child care center on Ethan Allen Highway serving children from 6 weeks to 12 years, with infant, toddler, two's, preschool, pre-kindergarten, before/after school, and summer programs, year-round weekday care, snacks, tree-nut-free policies, playgrounds, parent apps, and a whole-child curriculum.
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License
Active license
Public reviews
20 Google reviews
Licensed size
149 children, including up to 62 under age 3
Services listed
Location
- Current license runs through September 30, 2029.
- Licensed under this number since March 9, 1989.
- Ages on the state record: 6 weeks to 12 years.
- Licensed for 149 children, including up to 62 under age 3.
Search license number DCCC.12837 to see the current license status.
2-1-1 Child Care licensing informationState details from CT Office of Early Childhood open data, checked October 1, 2026.
Program details
Ridgefield child care center for children 6 weeks to 12 years, with infant through school-age tracks, year-round weekday care, snacks, tree-nut-free policies, playgrounds, parent apps, and whole-child learning.
Location
Children's Academy operates at 890 Ethan Allen Highway in Ridgefield.
Age range
The center serves children from 6 weeks through 12 years old.
Weekday hours
Care runs Monday-Friday from 7:00 AM-5:30 PM.
Program tracks
Program options include infants, toddlers, two's, preschool, pre-kindergarten, before and after school care, and summer programs.
Learning approach
The center emphasizes whole-child development, self-esteem, creativity, responsibility, interpersonal skills, and children developing at their own pace.
Curriculum areas
Curriculum areas include language development, arts and crafts, fine and gross motor skills, pretend play, math, sensory-based activities, reading, and technology.
Meals and snacks
Snacks are provided, the center describes a tree-nut-free environment, and families should plan to confirm lunch expectations.
Family communication and facility
Parent communication tools include Tadpoles and Watch Me Grow, and the facility includes multiple playgrounds, an indoor playroom, and a fenced outdoor area.
Program details can change, so ask about current openings, classroom placement, tuition, lunch packing, transportation, before/after school availability, app access, summer program details, and subsidy policies before making plans.
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