Our Programs
We believe Education begins at birth. Our advanced programs prepares the students to start their elementary school with confidence. School Times: M-F 6:30 am to 6:30 pm
We offer various programs to meet your specific needs.
Part Time: 9 am – 1 pm
Full Time: 9 am – 3:45 pm, with extended care options. Early school: 6:30 am to 9 am and After School: 3:45 pm to 6:30 pm
We offer various programs to meet your specific needs.
Part Time: 9 am – 1 pm
Full Time: 9 am – 3:45 pm, with extended care options. Early school: 6:30 am to 9 am and After School: 3:45 pm to 6:30 pm
Baby Nidos (6 weeks-15 months)
The highly-trained educators at KLA Schools of Naperville know the importance of establishing trust-filled relationships with infants. They soothe and nurture children, building a sense of confidence by responding quickly and appropriately to their natural cues.
Children begin to communicate by pointing, clapping their hands, and making different movements and sounds in response to their environment. Babies love to be spoken to while loving eye contact is maintained. Your child will begin to imitate sounds they hear and experiment with different facial expressions like smiling and frowning.
Nido (15-24 months)
As your child begins to walk, run, and jump, our educators observe and analyze their interactions with the environment. Our teachers use these observations to determine interests and create projections based on your child’s curiosity.
By this age, the vocabulary of most toddlers includes approximately 50 words. Our educators encourage your child to develop their expressive language skills and witness an increase in their recall ability. Empathy, pretend play, and social roles are explored as children navigate their first relationships and begin to create their own identities.
Two’s
As your child grows in our safe and comfortable environment, they become more autonomous and open to taking risks. Independence is often an evident milestone for two-year-olds. They start discovering all the beautiful things they can do on their own, such as eating, washing hands, dressing, and learning to use the bathroom.
Teachers encourage children to become self-sufficient through various sensorial, fine motor, and gross motor experiences. While your child becomes more vocal and begins to put sentences together, our educators create opportunities for conversations to help expand comprehension and literacy skills.
Three’s
As your child turns three, verbal language becomes a powerful tool they use to express themselves. Identity and independence accelerate, and they begin to question everything around them.
A child’s excitement for communication is awakened by Writing names and numbers, representing thoughts through pictures and conversations with peers. While their growing understanding of language strengthens, children are encouraged to recognize critical ideas, details of stories, positional relations, and vocabulary terms. Furthermore, they learn to develop hypotheses based on observations, questions, and investigations. While your child learns new words and fine-tunes their articulation, they communicate by beginning to:
- Use simple sentences
- Initiate conversations
- Share their interests and personal experiences
- Recite simple rhymes
- Ask questions
- Express themselves in basic language
Four’s
Four-year-olds are interested in finding out how everything works. At this stage, your child will develop greater self-control, autonomy, and enjoy trying new experiences. With their vocabulary and pronunciation improved, they begin communicating in more complex and compound sentences.
Educators facilitate comprehension with appropriate tools, materials, and thought-provoking questions. As children develop relationships, they build an understanding of what causes certain feelings to manifest and gain an appreciation for how others may react differently to the same situations. Thus, they begin to engage in and enjoy more complex social interactions and organized group play.
Kindergarten
Kindergarten is the pivotal bridge children cross into the standardized school system. By this age, children become mindful, active participants in group projects. They begin negotiating with their peers and learn to balance their interests while appreciating and respecting the feelings and opinions of others.
Furthermore, their verbal expression starts to sound more sophisticated with the appropriate use of prepositions and interrogatives. Children’s self-confidence and management skills emerge alongside their growing academic capabilities.


Enrichment Programs
Our advanced enrichment programs are accessible for all students.
– Core Values
– Mindfulness
– Innovative Computing & Robotics
– Reggie Fitness
– Nature Explore Outdoor classroom
– Atelier
– Grand Piazza exploration
– Spanish exposure
– Music class
– Martial Arts
– Mud days
– Career Exposure
– Special Enrichment (STEM Fair, Fine Arts Festival, Cultural Night, Literacy night)
Before & After School (6 years – 12 years)
As a family-oriented institution, we know the need for extended quality childcare and want to make the lives of busy parents more manageable. We provide early drop off before the beginning of the regular school day as well as after school hours end. Furthermore, we offer homework assistance. And clubs for children to engage in and get explore their talents:
- Engineering
- Art
- Games
- Fashion and Design
- Drama/ Theater
- Community Involvement
- STEM


Summer Camp
Summertime is a chance for children to relax, but learning should never take a break! Through meaningful adventures and inspiring surroundings, KLA Schools of Naperville merges the fun spirit of summer while maintaining our educational standard of excellence. Our programs change yearly; however, some of the exciting experiences include:
- Weekly Splash days
- Cooking classes
- Atelier
- Field trips
- Exploration within our community
- Innovative computing
- Robotics
- Guest Speakers
- Organic Gardening