Best for a family who would rather use one center from six weeks through age twelve.

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Mon · 6:30AM – 6:30PM
Monday6:30AM – 6:30PM
Tuesday6:30AM – 6:30PM
Wednesday6:30AM – 6:30PM
Thursday6:30AM – 6:30PM
Friday6:30AM – 6:30PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Tuition is not published — it varies by the attendance plan you choose and by location, and the school quotes it directly.

Tuition is not published — it varies by the attendance plan you choose and by location, and the school quotes it directly.

  • The brand does publish a military discount: active-duty military families receive 10% off tuition, for new enrollees and on a space-available basis.
  • Employers can also participate in a Corporate Partnership program that makes families eligible for discounted tuition.
  • All of these run through the School Director, so ask when you call for a quote.
Full-day early education and childcare, Monday–Friday 6:30 AM–6:30 PM, for children six weeks to 12 years. Age-based programs run from Infant and Toddler Care through Twos, Preschool, and Pre-Kindergarten, plus Before- and After-School Care for school-age children and a Wondercamp summer program. Enrollment is full-time, part-time or drop-in; drop-in care is sold as prepaid Flex Care cards in five-day increments, good for a year, for families with enrollment paperwork on file, and the school asks for about 48 hours' notice. Enrichment programs offered for an additional fee include Spanish, Grow Fit Yoga, dance, and art.

Schedule

Full-day early education and childcare, Monday–Friday 6:30 AM–6:30 PM, for children six weeks to 12 years. Age-based programs run from Infant and Toddler Care through Twos, Preschool, and Pre-Kindergarten, plus Before- and After-School Care for school-age children and a Wondercamp summer program. Enrollment is full-time, part-time or drop-in; drop-in care is sold as prepaid Flex Care cards in five-day increments, good for a year, for families with enrollment paperwork on file, and the school asks for about 48 hours' notice. Enrichment programs offered for an additional fee include Spanish, Grow Fit Yoga, dance, and art.

15 Camps Concluded
  • May 26–29 · Plants & botanyConcluded
  • Jun 1–5 · ImaginationConcluded
  • Jun 8–12 · ColorsConcluded
  • Jun 15–19 · Big ideas & problem-solvingConcluded
  • Jun 22–26 · AdventureConcluded
  • Jun 29 – Jul 3 · Sing, dance & playConcluded
  • Jul 6–10 · Make a mess (science)Concluded
  • Jul 13–17 · WaterConcluded
  • Jul 20–24 · TeamworkConcluded
  • Jul 27–31 · Classroom creativityConcluded
  • Aug 3–7 · 3D constructionConcluded
  • Aug 10–14 · Animal kingdomConcluded
  • Aug 17–21 · Up & awayConcluded
  • Aug 24–28 · Famous artistsConcluded
  • Aug 31 – Sep 4 · NatureConcluded

Cost · Contact for current pricing.

Details

Wondercamp runs 15 weekly themed sessions from May 26 through September 4, for toddlers, preschoolers, and school-agers up to 12. Weekly themes range from plants and water to 3D construction, the animal kingdom, and famous artists.

Our take

The Children's Courtyard of Southlake is a full-day center on Corporate Circle, part of the national Learning Care Group family of schools, that has served the area since 2002. It's Texas Rising Star-accredited, the state's quality rating, and covers an unusually wide age span for one center: infants at six weeks all the way through school-age care to 12 years.

The core runs from infant and toddler rooms through preschool and pre-K, full-day (6:30 AM to 6:30 PM), with a Before- and After-School program for older kids and a Wondercamp summer program. A set of paid enrichment programs — Spanish, Grow Fit Yoga, dance and art — is offered on top; ask the director for schedules and pricing. Parents follow the day through the SproutAbout app, which includes live-streaming classroom video.

That age span is the reason to choose it: an infant, a preschooler and a school-age child can all be enrolled at one center, with before- and after-school care for the oldest. It's a chain center rather than an owner-run one, but its director has been with The Children's Courtyard since 2015 and became this school's director in early 2026.

Local Tips

A Learning Care Group center on Corporate Circle, accredited by Texas Rising Star (license #558935). A couple of things parents actually notice:

  • The SproutAbout app includes live-streaming classroom video.
  • The paid enrichment programs here include Spanish and Grow Fit Yoga (offered for an additional fee; ask the director for schedules and pricing).

The center covers six weeks to 12 years, so it can hold siblings of different ages. Two practical notes:

  • The number to reach the actual school is its local line (not the national call center that often comes up first).
  • Rates aren't posted, so you'll have to call.

The center has also run a "first week" promotion, so it's worth asking about current offers.

Carroll ISD Connection

The Children's Courtyard describes itself as "serving families in Southlake and the surrounding Carroll ISD communities since 2002," and its address on Corporate Circle sits within the Carroll ISD footprint. Its location page lists the schools it buses to: Walnut Grove, Johnson, Carroll, Rockenbaugh, Old Union and Florence elementary schools, Durham and Eubanks intermediate schools, and Hidden Lakes Elementary. That makes its before- and after-school program a practical link to the district's campuses, though there is no formal Carroll ISD partnership.

Credentials

The Children's Courtyard of Southlake is a facility-based, chain-operated center, Texas-licensed (license #558935) and Texas Rising Star-accredited. Its director, Jennifer Treadwell, has been with The Children's Courtyard since 2015, earned a Child Development Certification and Master Teacher designation while serving as the school's Team Lead, and became director in early 2026. Teachers participate in ongoing training through the year.

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