The Goddard School of Wexford

A private early childhood center located in Wexford, with strong ties to Cranberry Township and the North Hills, serves families across Cranberry PA and surrounding communities. The program prioritizes whole-child development through play-based learning, blending curiosity-driven exploration with structured routines that foster independence and social skills. From infants through preschoolers, children experience a safe, welcoming environment where educators guide discovery, celebrate small milestones, and help families feel confident about foundational learning — right here in 15090 and nearby 16066 communities.

As part of a comprehensive curriculum, the center offers a clear path for development across age groups:

• Infant Program (6 weeks–12 months)
• Toddler Program (12–24 months)
• Twos Program (2–3 years)
• Bridge Program (2.5–3.5 years)
• Preschool Program (3–4 years)
• Pre-Kindergarten Program (4–5 years)
• Kindergarten Program (5–6 years)
• Summer Program with hands-on learning and outdoor activities
• Additional enrichment activities and reading challenges

What makes this center stand out is a focused, research-backed approach to early education. The Wonder of Learning curriculum, developed by early childhood experts, invites children to explore and discover at their own pace. Certified teachers bring expertise in early childhood education, ensuring consistent, developmentally appropriate instruction. The center is proudly accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), holds Keystone STARS STAR 4 status, and has earned the Circle of Excellence Award, underscoring a commitment to high standards and outstanding learning experiences.

Serving families in Cranberry Township and the North Hills—including Cranberry PA, Wexford, Hampton, and Mars—the center maintains convenient hours from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, aligning with busy family schedules. Enrollment is open for infants and pre-kindergarten cohorts, with scholarships like the Goddard Great Start Scholarship available to qualifying families (deadline May 1, 2026). This local program prioritizes safety, community, and a smooth transition into elementary school, helping children thrive from the start.