Here, the playground is part of the classroom. Children climb, dig, test ideas, and return to discoveries. Our chickens invite a gentler kind of learning: noticing another living thing and caring for it.
A child tries one way across the playground, pauses, and tries another. A friend joins in. What looks like ordinary play holds planning, problem solving, balance, language, and the confidence to begin again.
Our teachers make time for that work. They notice what children are testing, offer a question or a useful material, and let children take an active part in what happens next.
Care and curiosity around the chickensNew questions growing outdoors
What makes this place feel different
Nature is part of the relationship.
Children get to know the playgrounds, the chickens, the changing weather, and the people who welcome them back each day.
01 · LIVING THINGS
Gentle hands. Growing care.
Our chickens give children a real reason to slow down, observe, practice care, and wonder about another living thing.
02 · OUTDOOR PLAY
Room for a brave try.
Playgrounds offer movement, appropriate challenge, open-ended materials, and space to follow an idea further.
03 · FAMILIAR PEOPLE
Known well enough to grow.
Teachers learn children’s cues, interests, and next steps so support feels personal at every age.
From a first step on the playground to a new question beside the chickens, childhood is already happening.
From first beginnings onward
Room to grow at every stage.
Madison Heights welcomes infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre-K children. Families can also ask about GSRP and summer camp. Lannie, our campus director, helps families get to know the people, daily rhythm, and program that fit their child.
Madison Heights is one Green Garden school with a Main building and a nearby Infant & Toddler building. Tell our enrollment team your child’s age, and they will confirm where your visit begins.
Infant care, toddler care, preschool, Pre-K, GSRP, and summer camp. Our enrollment team will explain current age placement, schedules, and availability.
When will I learn about tuition, meals, and closures?
Our team will share program-specific tuition, schedule options, meals, the closure calendar, and current openings as you plan your visit and enrollment.
What will my child do outdoors?
Children have opportunities to move, explore, revisit ideas on the playgrounds, and observe living things. Teachers adapt support and experiences to each child’s age and needs.
Your next step
Come see what grows here.
Tell us about your child and the program you are considering. We will help you plan a visit to Madison Heights.
