Treasure House Child Development Centers

Treasure House Child Development Centers offers child care and learning opportunities in safe and supportive environments. It uses The Creative Curriculum for Infant through Pre-K Programs and The Emergent Curriculum for School Age Programs.

Programs

• Treasure House Child Development Centers — from infancy to early adolescence · Child care and learning opportunities in safe and supportive environments; utilizes The Creative Curriculum for Infant through Pre-K Programs and The Emergent Curriculum for School Age Programs.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–13 years old

About the provider

Treasure House Child Development Centers is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, Office of Child Development and Early Learning. It participates in the Keystone STARS Quality Initiative Program and has earned a STAR 4 quality rating score. The program has teaching staff with Educational Credential Evaluators credentials, uses a curriculum approved by the Department of Education, and offers the Child and Adult Care Food Program and PA Pre-K Counts.

Teaching staff with Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) credentials. Curriculum approved by the Department of Education. Child and Adult Care Food Program. PA Pre-K Counts offered.

What families say

“The great staff at Dunmore Treasure House are very welcoming and caring with a safe and fun environment for my two daughters. They love it there!” — Colleen Mitchell, Dunmore

“Treasure House has done a wonderful job caring for my two children. Everyone is super kind and caring and communication is great. Both of my children learned so much and made good friends. The Treasure House experience was a great start to their educational journey.” — Jackie Decator, Hawley

“Treasure House Child Development Clarks Summit has been a huge help in my children’s development. My two toddlers go in excited each day to play with their best friends which includes their teachers. As a parent I love the hands on activities they do, outdoor play, and learning through song.” — Nicole Rowland, Clarks Summit

Last updated October 22, 2026.