Welcome to the Sycamore Run Early Childhood Center, located at 74 S. Plains Rd. in the Plains, Ohio! We currently offer quality childcare for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, prekindergarteners, and school age (up to 6th grade) students.

At Sycamore Run, we strive to create a nurturing and engaging classroom environment within a supportive community of parents, teachers and other caregivers. We like to think of our school as one big family, working together to raise healthy and happy children! We will work to build positive relationships among staff, parents and administration so that conflicts can be resolved and challenges overcome. For this school year we will offer programming for up to 40 children between 4 months – 5 years of age; 8 infants, 8 toddlers, 12 preschoolers, 10 prekindergarteners and 10 school agers! Our hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 7:30 – 5:30.

For more information call Hollie at 740-797-8969 or use the contact page on this site. We look forward to hearing from you.

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INFANTS - 4 mo. - 18 mo.
• We encourage and accommodate the use of cloth diapers
  
• Low adult-child ratios
  
• Baby sign language to encourage early development of verbal and written communication skills
  
• Part time, full time and flexible hours available
  
  TODDLERS - 18 mo - 3 years
  
• Constructive play experiences
  
• Introduction to Spanish language
  
• Part time, full time and flexible hours available
  
  PRESCHOOLERS - age 3 - 5 years
  
• Developmentally appropriate experiences in the academic areas
  
• Basic Spanish language instruction
  
• Focus on conflict resolution and social development
  
• Part time, full time and flexible hours available
  
  PREKINDERGARTEN - age 4 - 5 years
  
• Kindergarten readiness skill development from 9:00am-12:00pm
  
• Spanish language instruction
  
• Afternoon childcare is also available

SCHOOL AGE - age 5 - 8 years
• Before and after school care
  
• Bus pick up and drop off from Athens City Schools
  
• Low adult:child ratios and small group size