The new home for childcare
We have built a bright, inviting building that reflects the Swedish heritage of Lindsborg. It is also durable, low maintenance, highly energy efficient, expandable, and most importantly encourages a healthy environment for children.
“Our goal is to construct a building that communicates that Lindsborg cares for kids, reflects the dignity of the work being done, and bolsters our community image: Little Sweden.”
For Phase 1, we have built a building for: 10 toddlers, 20 early preschoolers, 40 pre-kindergarteners, and 28 school aged. Our infant program will remain at Messiah Lutheran Church for the time being.
When we think about planning for growth and trying to help meet the need for 75 additional spots in Lindsborg identified by Childcare Aware (a statewide advocacy group that tracks childcare availability), we have built 4 rooms that meet KDHE ratios.
The building will be similar to other centers such as Salina Childcare, Hesston Community Childcare, Kansas State Center for Child Development (Manhattan), Hilltop Child Development Center (Lawrence), and Marquette Learning Center.
A place for learning and fun.
Front entrance
