Lewisville New Hope Learning Center is a nonprofit early childhood education center offering preschool education for children ages four weeks through five years. During summer and holiday breaks, our full-time care is extended to school-aged children ages five through thirteen to reduce the loss of learning and provide a safe environment with enriched learning activities. New Hope Learning Center and Christian Child Development Center have served children and their families in the Lewisville and surrounding communities since 1975. In 2022, Christian Child Development Center and New Hope Learning Center merged into one unified program, known as Lewisville New Hope Learning Center.
80% of our families receive scholarships to assist with tuition while they are the waitlist for CCS benefits. The CCS process can take up to a year or longer and scholarships allow parents / guardians to continue working and providing for their families while their children are receiving a high-quality early education. We are honored to serve our families in a loving, caring, Christian environment.
Early childhood is an opportunity to develop essential areas of a child's learning and growth. These areas include creativity, cognitive, language, physical and social & emotional. Our teachers act as guides during this process by allowing a child's curiosity to thrive in a nurturing and healthy environment. Our goals are to provide various experiences that allow our children to develop their tools and capabilities for life's obstacles. Not just for hurdles academically but hurdles in everyday life. Our program acknowledges and respects individuality. Creating an environment based on each child learning at their own pace helps build a strong sense of self-esteem and interest in others through healthy interactions. Not only do we want to harbor healthy interactions, but we also encourage our children to channel emotional impulses as such. By instituting responsibility and self-regulation in children, our teachers develop and refine strategies for our students to recognize their feelings and act them out positively. These aspects are critical and acknowledge the development of a healthy self-concept of who we are and establish the foundation of all learning.
Lewisville New Hope Learning Center provides an exceptional learning experience with a holistic approach to the whole child. We currently maintain the highest rating of four stars with the Texas Rising Star Program through Texas Workforce Commission. Our highly skilled teachers' primary focus is social and emotional development, along with age-appropriate, purposeful, hands-on learning.
While striving to provide high-quality affordable care to all families, our program recognizes the significant need in the community for low-income families. In response, our foundation is designed around allocating a vast amount of our funds to much-needed scholarships. At LNHLC, our initiative is to lay the foundation for lifelong growth and stability.
“If you want to grow a child’s mind, you must first plant a seed.”
Lewisville New Hope Learning Center needs financial contributions for our scholarship program through our foundation. The at-risk children that we serve and the need for quality early education and care is essential for each child to thrive and for the family to progress. Our school depends on donations, grants, and both state and federal programs to operate.
LNHLC provides a high-quality early education through our curriculum that supports all domains of learning, trauma-responsive social and emotional learning, and self-regulation, as well as full time care, 2 meals and 3 snacks per day, enrichment opportunities (chapel, choir, cooking, creative movement, music, gardening, loose parts, outdoor learning, process arts, R.O.C.K. N' Roll, STEAM, PBL, and theatre). LNHLC provides opportunities that our children would not be able to afford otherwise.
Research has shown that high quality programs such as LNHLC have a lifetime of positive effects for low-income at-risk children including higher education and employment rates, along with lower drug usage.
LNHLC assures equal opportunity in all policies and practices regarding recruiting, compensation, hiring,
benefits, transfers, training, promotions, layoffs, and recalls. Policies will be administered without regard
to race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, marital status or disability.
Organization name
Lewisville New Hope Learning Center
Operating Budget
$250,000 - $499,999
Counties Served
Denton
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
907 W. Main Street