Where curious minds grow, confident children thrive, and Jewish values come to life.
A warm Jewish early learning center in Maitland offering full-time and flexible 2 or 3 day schedules. Caring for local families since 1973.

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A joyful start that stays with them
For fifty years, Maitland families have trusted us with their youngest children. Here is what makes the difference.
Learning through wonder
Our constructivist approach follows your child's curiosity, so learning feels like play, because it is.
Teachers who stay
Experienced, caring educators and small groups, so your child is truly known, not just watched.
Schedules that fit
Five-day options across the documented programmes, with 2-day and 3-day choices for K2 and K3.
Safe and joyful
A secure, nurturing campus with room to play, explore, and simply be little.
A place for every age and stage
Loving care
Gentle, attentive care in a calm, nurturing room.
First steps
Safe exploration as little ones find their feet.
Discovery
Curiosity, friendship, and the joy of learning.
Ready for school
Curiosity, confidence and a strong foundation for kindergarten.
Documented schedule choices. The 2026-27 tuition guide lists five-day programmes, plus 2-day and 3-day choices for K2 and K3. Ask about current availability on your tour.
Where little days are full of wonder



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Schedule your tourIn the heart of Maitland
Part of Shalom Orlando and the Roth Family JCC, serving Maitland, Winter Park, and Greater Orlando.
Richard S. Adler Early Childhood Learning Center, Maitland, Florida.
Our teaching draws on a warm, constructivist approach: children learn best by exploring, questioning, and building on what they already love.

