The Pillars Christian Learning Centers

Faith-Based Childcare Focused
on Academic Excellence

For more than a decade, The Pillars has provided faith-based childcare focused on academic excellence for students and families in the communities we serve. With an award-winning curriculum supporting every stage of development and a spiritual development program fostering a lasting foundation of faith, The Pillars ensures students are prepared for kindergarten and beyond.

Our Mission

Our mission is to deliver the highest quality Christian-based preschool program to our students, laying a foundation for future academic success and spiritual growth, while positively impacting families and communities. 

Our Purpose

We believe in the importance of educating children academically and spiritually at their most impressionable age, and that each of us has a responsibility to advance God’s kingdom.

Program Highlights

Award-Winning Curriculum

We utilize the award-winning The Creative Curriculum® for Preschool, complimented by our own non-denominational Spiritual Development Curriculum which teaches basic biblical truths and character-building traits.

Fresh Daily Menus

We have a full-time chef on site at each of our schools preparing students fresh, tasty, nutritionally balanced meals and snacks using high quality ingredients.

CPR Certified Team Members

While licensing only requires one teacher per classroom to be CPR certified, The Pillars requires every team member to have an up-to-date CPR certification.

Controlled Access and Double-Secured Entry System

The Pillars uses a state-of-the art security system, controlled access, and double secured entry to ensure the safety and security of our students and team members.

Accommodate Cloth Diapers & Breastfeeding Moms

At The Pillars, we believe each family knows what is best for their child and we proudly support their individual preferences, including the decision to breastfeed and/or cloth diaper.

Advanced Teaching Certifications

We encourage and empower our teachers to take professional development courses and assist with scholarships to offset costs. As such, the majority of our teachers hold CDA certifications.

Recent Blog Posts

Biting Behaviors Within Preschool Settings
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8 Techniques for Handling Terrible Twos and Threes
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7 Benefits of Open-Ended Play
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