Hearts In Hand Child Development Center

Hearts In Hand Child Development Center is a state-licensed early childhood program in Fort Collins, CO serving children in pre-K through kindergarten, including those with learning differences and ADD/ADHD. Established in 1994 by parents and staff working together, the center specializes in supporting each child's unique developmental needs through a play-based, exploration-focused approach.

The program maintains low staff-to-student ratios (average class size of 12 children with 22 classroom teachers) to ensure individualized attention and specialized support. Staff are trained to create a clean, safe, and emotionally warm environment where children with diverse learning needs can thrive. The center emphasizes respect for each child's racial and cultural heritage while working cooperatively with families to enhance learning experiences and build foundational skills in trust, respect, and social interaction.

Hearts In Hand offers rolling admissions for children with various developmental profiles and learning needs. Tuition is flexible based on attendance days and the child's age, with costs starting around $45,000 annually. The center is a member of the National Association for the Education of Young Children and maintains a nonsectarian, casual classroom environment designed to support early learners with individualized care and enriched developmental programming.