Le Chaperon Rouge

Specialties

Our competitive pricing includes services most others charge extra for such as:

Hot nutritious meals made on site daily.

Breakfast, lunch and snacks

2,3,4 and 5 year old curriculum and programs

Before and after school care

Music program with exposure to instruments

Field Trips

Computers

Physical fitness program and movement through music

French classes

Premier Curriculum-​Reading, Writing, Math, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts, Storytelling, Creative Art, Music, Fine and Gross Motor Skills, Social and Emotional Development

You owe it to your children to compare our programs, you owe it to yourself to compare our prices.

History

Established in 1982.

«Le Chaperon Rouge» was established in 1982. Founder Stella Moga, MA in education, began this undertaking with the firm belief that some existing day care centers were inadequately preparing children for the rigors of school and the challenges of adulthood.

Mrs. Moga discovered in many facilities a tendency to create unnecessary levels of stress in the young child. To minimize this factor, «Le Chaperon Rouge» teaches using educational play. Children readily accept knowledge and information when it is presented in this manner. By making learning fun, performance-​related stress can be greatly reduced. Additionally, the child who learns to associate achievement with pleasure can be expected to function more successfully as an adult.

At «Le Chaperon Rouge,» the complete young person is nurtured and cared for. In the years since its inception, «Le Chaperon Rouge» has consistently provided child care and development services which are recognized and lauded by parents and educators alike.

Meet the Business Owner

Stella M.

Business Owner

Stella Moga arrived in the United States on September 16, 1979 in hopes of leading a better life. Sixteen years later, she has made a better life for herself … and thousands of children, with seven schools and 108 employees.

Mrs. Moga was inspired to begin her own day care center after she could not find one she liked for her son, Alex.

«I searched all over the city and could not find a facility I was comfortable with,» Mrs. Moga said.

She worked extra jobs, went to business school at night, and developed a business plan for a day care center. With $ 1,800 and a space in the bottom of a church, she opened up the first Le Chaperon Rouge in 1982.

The curriculum at Le Chaperon Rouge mixes fun, free-​spirited activities with lessons in reading, mathematics, science, social studies, French, computers, Spanish, geography, good manners, physical education, and other basic early childhood educational components.