Hearts Full of Learning
At Little Hearts, children embraced each day with curiosity and joy, diving into activities that blended play with discovery. Classrooms were filled with hands-on learning, from building with blocks and experimenting with colors to storytelling and music that encouraged imagination. Outdoor play gave students opportunities to explore their environment, practice teamwork, and build friendships. Guided by caring teachers, children engaged in activities that helped them develop problem-solving skills, expand their vocabulary, and grow in confidence. Each moment at Little Hearts reflected a balance of fun, learning, and love, nurturing both the hearts and minds of young learners. They allowed the students to not only learn about the science of sound but also express their creativity and develop a deeper appreciation for music.
History
Nestled in Rochester's historic Maplewood neighborhood, Little Hearts has been a trusted presence for local families for more than two decades. Licensed by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, the center serves preschool-aged children in a safe, nurturing, and play-based learning environment that emphasizes emotional, social, and academic growth. Two years ago, Tenicia D. Dudley stepped into the role of owner and director, bringing both fresh energy and a deep commitment to maintaining the high standards her families have come to expect.