Who We Are

Hawthorn Grove is a family style child care center

By ‘family style’ we mean that everyone under our roof, staff and students alike, are cared for like kin. Daily operation is overseen by the Center Director and Assistant Director. 

  • Founded in 2021

  • Located in Bay Village suburb of Cleveland, Ohio

  • Open Monday thru Friday from 7am to 6pm

  • Licensed by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services

  • Ages range from 6 weeks to 5 years

  • Curriculum is aligned with the Ohio Department of Education’s Early Learning Standards

  • Offering 2, 3, and 5 day plans

  • Breakfast, Lunch, and snack included

 

While at Hawthorn Grove, your child will be nurtured in a community of kindness. When your child leaves our program they will be equipped with the skills to succeed in any public or private kindergarten setting.

Our Beliefs

At the root of all our guiding principles is a commitment to treat every child like they are one of our own

Living this commitment means being in tune with each child’s individual needs and providing what they require to grow.  It also means maintaining a culture of kindness and belonging in our school community, where no matter how much we grow, every staff member knows every student.  

Five-star communication

Learning enriched by technology, and a diversity of experiences inside and outside of the classroom setting are the guiding principles of our educational programming. Our teachers employ a structured curriculum, informed by Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards. By relying on early education research and relationship-based strategies, our teachers ensure that our curriculum delivery is age-appropriate and tailored to your child’s learning style. Understanding that relational development is as important as academic development in these early years, our social emotional programming teaches our students to understand and manage their tiny but mighty feelings.

Healthy growth and development is rooted in a nutritious and balanced diet. The role we play in shaping children’s eating habits is directly tied to our commitment to intention and growth.