Active Learning Centers

Active Learning Centers offers Infants for ages 0–12 months, Toddlers for ages 12 months–3 years, Preschool for age 3, Pre-K for age 4, Before & After Care for Kindergarten–8th grade, and the Little Ninjas Program for ages 3–5. It also lists Summer Camp 2027 with 11 themed weeks, weekly field trips, and an on-site lifeguard. The site says there are no TVs or tablets.

Programs

• Infants — 0 – 12 Months
• Toddlers — 12 Months – 3 Years
• Preschool — 3 Years
• Pre-K — 4 Years
• Before & After Care — Kindergarten – 8th Grade
• Little Ninjas Program — Ages 3 – 5
• Summer Camp 2027 — 11 themed weeks, weekly field trips, and an on-site lifeguard

At a glance

• Ages: 0–12 years old

About the provider

Active Learning Centers has operated since 2005 and says it has been in the Lehigh Valley for 21+ years. Its mission statement is “Move More, Learn More, Achieve More.” The program is Keystone STARS 4-Star Rated, fully licensed by Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning, and has a 4.6★ average rating across 300+ reviews. It also says it serves 25+ schools with its own buses.

• Bethlehem Special — FREE Registration + 25% OFF First Month's Tuition

For children under 3, daily reports include snacks, naps, activities, and special moments. As children grow, updates are provided at pickup. The school-age program includes safe, reliable transport. In the martial arts room, kids build confidence, respect, focus, discipline, and responsibility. The site says there are no TVs or tablets.

What families say

“My 3 year old son has been attending for about 4-5 weeks and he has grown so much in discipline, confidence, and leadership. Family and friends have noticed as well.” — Parent, ALC Martial Arts Program

“We spent 2 years at ALC in Emmaus and we are happy that we chose them. Teachers and staff are very kind and helpful… We highly recommend Active Learning Center.” — Katarina Weaver, Emmaus

“Miss Kim is truly a special teacher... kind, patient, and genuinely cares about every child in her classroom.” — Ronald L., Bethlehem

Last updated October 23, 2026.