The Goddard School, a nationally acclaimed early‑childhood education franchise, announced plans to open a new campus in Crestview Hills, Kentucky, this December. The 12,000‑square‑foot facility at 2613 Legends Way will feature 11 classrooms and is designed to serve roughly 185 students.
Family‑focused Vision
Mark and Wendy Reinhart, owners of the Goddard School’s Anderson Township location since 2010, said the new site reflects their personal journey as parents. “Our journey with The Goddard School began as parents, when we saw the incredible growth and development our own three sons experienced, and that ultimately inspired us to become school owners,” Mark Reinhart explained. “Opening The Goddard School of Crestview Hills gives us the opportunity to share that same experience with even more families, and we’re excited to create a welcoming community where children can thrive, families feel supported and our teachers can make a meaningful impact every day.”
Amenities for Learning and Play
The Crestview Hills campus will include an indoor gym, multiple turf playgrounds, a soccer field and an outdoor classroom. The outdoor space is slated for music, dramatic play, hands‑on exploration and other enrichment activities that support the franchise’s research‑based curriculum.
Economic and Community Impact
Beyond providing high‑quality early‑learning options, the new school is expected to create jobs for teachers, administrators and support staff, contributing to the local economy. The project also adds to Crestview Hills’ reputation as a family‑friendly community with strong educational resources.
Enrollment Information
Families interested in enrolling their children can visit the Goddard School website or call the Crestview Hills location at 859‑500‑5590 for more details. The school plans to begin accepting applications soon, with classes slated to start shortly after the December opening.
About The Goddard School
Founded in 1988, The Goddard School operates more than 500 locations across the United States, offering a play‑based, research‑driven approach to early childhood education. The franchise emphasizes individualized learning plans, parent communication and a safe, nurturing environment.
Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.
