Children’s Lighthouse was recently featured on Great Day San Antonio as Executive Director Jordyn from Children’s Lighthouse of Shertz and Alamo Ranch joined the show to share fun and meaningful Mother’s Day craft activities families can enjoy together. During the segment, Jordyn walked viewers through creative projects including a Hand Bouquet craft and Popsicle Stick Picture Frame while also sharing insight into the Children’s Lighthouse curriculum and the engaging learning experiences offered at our schools. We are proud to see our schools represented in the community and appreciate the opportunity to share how Children’s Lighthouse supports learning, creativity, and family connection both inside and outside the classroom. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse of O’Fallon recently joined My St. Louis Live to share creative Mother’s Day activities and highlight the engaging learning experiences offered at the school. Kayla, Curriculum Coordinator, and Drea Badger, School Administrator, guided viewers through hands-on crafts including a Pinch Pot Jewelry Holder and Q-Tip Flower Painting activity while sharing the developmental benefits connected to each project. The segment also gave viewers a closer look at the passion, creativity, and dedication the team brings to supporting children and families each day. We appreciate the opportunity to showcase how learning and creativity come together at Children’s Lighthouse of O’Fallon. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse of Knoxville was recently featured in the Knoxville Daily Sun highlighting the groundbreaking of the new early learning school, which will serve children ages 6 weeks through 12 years old and bring high-quality early education to families in the Knoxville community. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse of Knoxville was recently featured on News Channel 6 in Knoxville, highlighting the groundbreaking of the new early learning school. The coverage shared the start of construction and the upcoming school that will serve children ages 6 weeks through 12 years old, bringing high-quality early childhood education to families in the Knoxville community. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse was recently featured in Franchising Magazine USA, highlighting how our proprietary Lighthouse Pathways® curriculum sets our schools apart in early childhood education. The article explores how our values-driven approach blends academic learning with character development, helping children build confidence, curiosity, and school readiness from infancy through school age. The feature also discusses how Children’s Lighthouse supports franchise owners through ongoing curriculum training and leadership development, ensuring families receive a consistent, high-quality educational experience across every location.  We are honored to be recognized for our commitment to intentional early education and our mission to help children grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse Stone Oak was recently featured on Great Day San Antonio, sharing fun and creative winter craft ideas for kids! During the segment, owner Tara Leggett showcased hands‑on activities designed to inspire creativity, support early learning, and help families make the most of indoor winter fun. We loved the opportunity to highlight how simple, engaging crafts can encourage imagination and meaningful family time. Thank you to Great Day San Antonio for spotlighting Children’s Lighthouse Stone Oak and our commitment to learning through play! Read More

At Children’s Lighthouse, we’re proud to see our schools sharing meaningful learning beyond the classroom. Recently, team members Brenda Gonzalez and Keyla Posadas from Children’s Lighthouse of Chantilly stopped by FOX 5 DC to showcase adorable and easy winter crafts families can create at home. These hands-on activities highlight how play, creativity, and connection support early learning—while keeping little hands busy and curious all season long. It’s a wonderful example of how our educators bring learning to life and partner with families every day. Read More

Children’s Lighthouse of Stone Oak was recently highlighted on Great Day SA, where School Director Julie showcased a fun fall turkey craft activity. She guided the host through each step and explained how the project helps strengthen fine motor skills and supports early childhood development. Julie also shared what sets Children’s Lighthouse apart—from its intentional, academically focused curriculum to its commitment to building a strong educational foundation for every child. The segment was a wonderful representation of the hands-on learning, expert leadership, and high-quality care families can expect at Children’s Lighthouse of Stone Oak. Read More

We’re excited to share that Children’s Lighthouse of Olathe was recently featured on KCTV 5 News. During the segment, Madison Wiggins and Amber Sewell from Children’s Lighthouse of Olathe joined the hosts to share fun, kid-friendly Halloween crafts and talk about the learning experiences we provide for children every day. They explained how Children’s Lighthouse serves children from six weeks to 12 years old, offering a nurturing environment focused on academic growth, character values, and creativity. Madison and Amber also shared how being both parents and educators helps them connect deeply with families and support each child’s unique learning journey. Read More

 Children’s Lighthouse Canyon Lakes West is excited to announce new ownership under Randy Travis, a former family law attorney and longtime veterinary pharmaceutical sales executive. “Child advocacy work has always held a special place in my heart,” Travis said. “Owning a Children’s Lighthouse allows me to channel that passion into something purposeful, creating a nurturing educational environment where children can build a strong foundation for the future.” Travis brings a background in early childhood education along with business and law degrees. He plans to strengthen community connections through family-friendly events, increased parent involvement, and the potential development of a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). Read More