Higgins Campus

Brighton Center Harvey E. Najim Early Childhood Campus

Located in North East San Antonio, Our Newly remodeled Higgins Campus is specifically designed for children leaving the infant/toddler stage and transitioning into full-on preschoolers. Children in our transition class are full of energy and eager to learn about new things. That’s why our teachers provide plenty of opportunities for both physical activities and learning in a safe, nurturing environment. Our fully trained teaching staff recognizes important developmental milestones and works closely with Brighton’s in-house therapy team to ensure that all children are on track with their developmental progress. Located at 14207 Higgins Road, San Antonio, TX 78217 Hours: 7:30 am to 5:30 pm

What to expect at our Higgins Campus

1 teacher for every 6 children in EVERY classroom.

That is a 70% LOWER teacher to child ratio than most childcare centers. That means more one-on-one attention and individualized learning to meet your child’s unique individual learning needs.

Brighton provides breakfast, lunch and snack to all children enrolled for no additional charge. All meals follow USDA Nutritional guidelines to ensures the proper nutrition is available to children enrolled at Brighton. No worries about serving or paying for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon snacks for your child!

Preschool Inclusion Team (PIT) – PIT fosters a collaborative environment where therapists, educators, Preschool and Inclusion director, and instructional coach work together to equip all children with the tools they need to thrive in a school setting. Our team works to encourage social interaction and communication skills, address and adapt to individual needs for social, emotional, and developmental growth, foster a sense of belonging and connection, provide a predictable and supportive environment and promotes learning and development for all children.

Children will have the opportunity to grow their love for reading and set the foundation for solid reading and comprehension skills by visiting our new Literacy Center in small groups weekly.

Children will have the opportunity to play inside our activity center when it is raining or hot or when they just need a new environment to further develop their gross motor skills!