Educational Daycare, Childcare & Preschool Greystone Blvd., Columbia, SC
Top-Rated Educational Daycare, Preschool & After-School in Columbia
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Educational Daycare & Preschool in Columbia, SC
Welcome to the Sunshine House of Columbia at Greystone Blvd.!
You can rest assured your child is safe, learning, developing socially and having fun each day at The Sunshine House of Columbia at Greystone Blvd. Our talented teachers and caregivers focus on school readiness, social, emotional and intellectual development, literacy, problem-solving skills, and what every child needs – love and care!
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Columbia, SC School Advantages
- Security cameras in all classrooms
- Photo & video mobile app updates
- Exceptional, long-term teachers and caregivers
- Nationally-recognized curriculum
- School readiness, Spanish & literacy programs
- First Steps FREE 4K Program
- Summer adventure camp for kids aged 5-12
- Healthy meals, baby food & formula included in tuition
Features
Transportation:
- Arden Elementary
- E.E. Taylor Elementary
- H.B. Rhame Elementary
- Hyatt Park Elementary
- Logan Elementary
- Pine Grove Elementary
- Sandel Elementary
- Seven Oaks Elementary
Enrichment Programs:
- Jump Bunch
Family Reviews
Meet Our Assistant Director, Forrest Parker
Hi, my name is Forrest Gregory Parker. I am 29 years old, born and raised in Columbia, SC, and an alumnus of Richland Northeast High School. I’ve served my country in the Army National Guard for eight years. I have two years of college from Newberry College, along with internship experience with the “Call Me Mister” program.
I have five lovely children that I deeply love. I have been in child care for three years and can’t tell you how much I love teaching children and helping them grow in their education. Our children are our future and my goals are to protect, nurture, and cultivate our children into the great men and women I know they will become. Remember, it takes a village.