NAEYC Accreditation represents the mark of quality in early childhood education.  To achieve NAEYC Accreditation, early childhood education programs volunteer to be measured against the most robust and rigorous national standards on education, health and safety. Today, over 8,000 NAEYC accredited early childhood education programs serve families around the nation. Way To Grow Child Daycare and Early Learning Center located in North Providence, Rhode Island is a proud accredited member of NAEYC.

NAEYC accredited programs invest in early childhood education because they believe in the benefits to children and families.  Early childhood experiences—from birth to age 8—have an enormous impact on children’s lifelong learning and positively contribute to their health and development.  Early childhood education programs with the mark of quality benefit children with greater readiness for and success in school.

Why accreditation matters

Parents choosing an early childhood education program can be overwhelmed by trying to find the highest-quality program for their child.  NAEYC Accreditation is the mark of quality that families are looking for.  NAEYC Accreditation gives families the chance to make the Right Choice for Kids.

Making Good Programs Even Better

The NAEYC Accreditation self-study process is about making your classroom or program an even better place for children’s development and learning.  It’s the opportunity to acknowledge what your program is doing well, and identify areas where your program could be even better.

By engaging in self-study and pursuing NAEYC Accreditation, programs discover that they create a stronger and more committed team of teachers, administrators, and families who work together to continually improve program quality. Teachers and administrators find their work more rewarding. Families appreciate and seek out NAEYC-accredited programs for their children. Way To Grow early learning and daycare center located in Rhode Island, in the city of North Providence is strongly committed to the standards of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).