Learning Center
Admissions
At McRae-Gaines Learning Center, we believe every child deserves a quality education that fosters growth and discovery. Our admissions process welcomes families seeking a structured, nurturing environment for children 12 months through second grade.
We create an inclusive community where all students thrive, including those eligible for tuition assistance through DHR or our Wallace Community College Selma partnership. Our admissions team ensures a smooth, transparent process, making it easy for families to join the McRae-Gaines family.
How to Apply
Applying to McRae-Gaines Learning Center is a simple and supportive process designed to help us understand your child’s needs. Begin by filling out our online application, then schedule a family interview and school tour to learn more about our programs.
For families needing assistance, we offer guidance on tuition subsidies through DHR and our Wallace Community College Selma partnership for eligible parents. Our admissions team is here to answer any questions and ensure a smooth, stress-free application experience.
Tuition
Our tuition covers not only academics but also arts, enrichment, and special programs that make McRae-Gaines unique. We strive to keep education affordable while maintaining the highest quality.
Financial aid is available through subsidies and partnerships, ensuring accessibility for eligible families. We’re committed to helping every child receive an excellent start in life.
FAQ
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What ages does McRae-Gaines Learning Center serve?We welcome children from 12 months old through second grade, providing a nurturing and enriching environment tailored to each developmental stage.
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What is the student-to-teacher ratio?Our classrooms maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio to ensure every child receives individualized attention and support for their academic and social growth.
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What is included in the curriculum?Our curriculum, "A Pathway to College," includes core subjects such as reading, writing, math, and science, along with enrichment programs in arts, music, and physical education.
