About
The Learning Treehouse offers activities such as Summer Camp, weekly music and movement classes for all students, and additional music, dance, and soccer experiences including Soccer Shots and dance classes. Children take part in indoor and outdoor sensory play, weekly water exploration and play with small pools, sprinklers, and water toys, and seasonal events like Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas celebrations. The program also includes special themed days and events such as Polar Express Day, Frozen Day Celebration, Community Hero Day, Fall Walk, and a Pre-K Christmas Program.
• Ages: 0–11 years old
• Schedule: Main program and Treehouse Too offer Monday–Friday daytime hours; office hours run Monday–Friday 7:30am–6:00pm
Since opening in September 2001, The Learning Treehouse has expanded its main building and added Treehouse Too adjacent to the main facility. The program was founded by Ashley Boland, a former special needs Pre-K teacher, with former partner Sheila Huggins, and from 2001 to 2024 Ashley and the Boland family served as owners. Jana Fox is the current owner and director, holds a diploma in Early Childhood Program Administration, and has earned the National Administrator Credential, and she is described as dedicating her life to nurturing The Learning Treehouse together with her husband, Jerry, and their two sons, who have both attended The Treehouse since birth.
The Learning Treehouse is described as a Quality Rated child care center with a mission focused on a safe learning environment, honoring each child’s unique early learning journey, and using play, hands-on exploration, and nature-based experiences to support a lifelong love of learning and education. The program states that it aims to empower children to engage deeply with the world, fostering resilience, creativity, and a rich, language-filled, discovery-driven childhood.
Children at The Learning Treehouse participate in community-focused events such as Alex’s Lemonade Stand, a fundraiser for childhood cancer research, and a Trike-A-Thon, a fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Hospital and helping others in need. The program hosts visits from local police, EMS, and the fire department, including activities tied to Fire Safety Month and helping children understand how the community is helped by those working within it. Jana collaborates with local and national organizations to advocate for policy changes that benefit young learners and their families and regularly partners with local schools, childcare organizations, and parenting groups to create a supportive network for families.
Families experience a variety of school events throughout the year, including Open House, Back to School, Teacher Work Day, Community Hero Day, Teddy Bear Clinic, Scholastic Book Fair, Fall Pictures, Fall Assessments, Doughnuts for Dads, Cook Appreciation Day, Santa Visit, and a Pre-K Christmas Program. Gardening activities include harvesting a spring garden and planting a fall garden.
The Learning Treehouse highlights inclusive, compassionate care for medically fragile children inspired by Tanner Boland’s experience, and the Pre-K room is named “Tanner Hall.” Unique themed events include Polar Express Day, which features a “train” in a Polar Express wonderland with an opportunity for older age groups to watch the film, and a Frozen Day Celebration with play in the “snow” and a visit from Olaf.
Parent testimonials describe children attending The Learning Treehouse from as early as 7–8 weeks old, note that some children have “literally grown up” at the program, and mention experiences such as learning letters, numbers, colors, the solar system, and farming, going on several field trips, and enjoying class parties. Parents also describe the staff as loving and kind, mention that many teachers love their children almost as much as they do, and state that they are pleased with their decision to enroll their children at The Learning Treehouse.
Last updated April 23, 2026.
• Ages: 0–11 years old
• Schedule: Main program and Treehouse Too offer Monday–Friday daytime hours; office hours run Monday–Friday 7:30am–6:00pm
Since opening in September 2001, The Learning Treehouse has expanded its main building and added Treehouse Too adjacent to the main facility. The program was founded by Ashley Boland, a former special needs Pre-K teacher, with former partner Sheila Huggins, and from 2001 to 2024 Ashley and the Boland family served as owners. Jana Fox is the current owner and director, holds a diploma in Early Childhood Program Administration, and has earned the National Administrator Credential, and she is described as dedicating her life to nurturing The Learning Treehouse together with her husband, Jerry, and their two sons, who have both attended The Treehouse since birth.
The Learning Treehouse is described as a Quality Rated child care center with a mission focused on a safe learning environment, honoring each child’s unique early learning journey, and using play, hands-on exploration, and nature-based experiences to support a lifelong love of learning and education. The program states that it aims to empower children to engage deeply with the world, fostering resilience, creativity, and a rich, language-filled, discovery-driven childhood.
Children at The Learning Treehouse participate in community-focused events such as Alex’s Lemonade Stand, a fundraiser for childhood cancer research, and a Trike-A-Thon, a fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Hospital and helping others in need. The program hosts visits from local police, EMS, and the fire department, including activities tied to Fire Safety Month and helping children understand how the community is helped by those working within it. Jana collaborates with local and national organizations to advocate for policy changes that benefit young learners and their families and regularly partners with local schools, childcare organizations, and parenting groups to create a supportive network for families.
Families experience a variety of school events throughout the year, including Open House, Back to School, Teacher Work Day, Community Hero Day, Teddy Bear Clinic, Scholastic Book Fair, Fall Pictures, Fall Assessments, Doughnuts for Dads, Cook Appreciation Day, Santa Visit, and a Pre-K Christmas Program. Gardening activities include harvesting a spring garden and planting a fall garden.
The Learning Treehouse highlights inclusive, compassionate care for medically fragile children inspired by Tanner Boland’s experience, and the Pre-K room is named “Tanner Hall.” Unique themed events include Polar Express Day, which features a “train” in a Polar Express wonderland with an opportunity for older age groups to watch the film, and a Frozen Day Celebration with play in the “snow” and a visit from Olaf.
Parent testimonials describe children attending The Learning Treehouse from as early as 7–8 weeks old, note that some children have “literally grown up” at the program, and mention experiences such as learning letters, numbers, colors, the solar system, and farming, going on several field trips, and enjoying class parties. Parents also describe the staff as loving and kind, mention that many teachers love their children almost as much as they do, and state that they are pleased with their decision to enroll their children at The Learning Treehouse.
Last updated April 23, 2026.
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