About Us

Established in 2021, Trust Early Learners is a partnership between education, philanthropy, business, private and public leaders — in an effort to model the very best in high-quality education for our youngest learners. We provide an education in an intentional learning environment to establish the foundation for a child’s lifetime.

The school experience engages children with educators who enrich their learning with music, language development, and movement opportunities. The curriculum and instruction is supported through weekly professional development by a veteran educator and author of Global Early Education. The children in our program will reach Kindergarten with the skills they need to succeed.

Research confirms that the outcomes of high-quality early education have a positive effect on a child throughout their entire life. Our Global Early Education programs are enhanced with play opportunities, literacy, and math rich environments. Educator-led and child-focused curriculum creates confident, competent learners.

Investing in a child from the ages of 3 to 5 years old generates exponential returns for the child, family, and community. A child who reaches Kindergarten with the skills to organize themselves and follow through on a task, and who demonstrates social competency, do better throughout their academic career. Children who attend high-quality early education programs are less likely to be placed in special education programs, less likely to be retained in a grade, and more likely to graduate from high school than peers who didn’t attend such programs. Source: New Harvard Study Reveals Lasting Benefits of Quality Early Childhood Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Megan Feldman.

State-of-the-Art

Trust Early Learners is a school for young learners (children 2 years, 9 months to 5 years old) and includes a Library, Makerspace, Science Center, Outdoor Classroom Area, Playground, and Sensory Gym.

We are accessible by the MBTA stops at Coolidge Corner on the “C” Line, Brookline Village on the “D” Line, Riverway on the “E” Line and bus routes 65 & 66.

Media

Department of Early Education and Care Announces New Commissioner

The Board of Early Education and Care today appointed Amy Kershaw, currently the commissioner at the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA), as the acting commissioner…

March 2022

Early Education Worldwide

Governments, international bodies, coalitions, and private sector entities are all recognizing that quality, early education and care for children is an economic and social investment for future growth and wellbeing.

Published 2022

About Enrollment

We are enrolling for our September 2023-2024 TEL school year. (September 2023 – July 2024)
We invite you to complete a Brightwheel form to apply by January 30th. Abatements available for eligible families.

Completing the Brightwheel registration does not guarantee enrollment.

A child must have turned 2 years 9 months by September 1, 2023 for September 2023-2024 enrollment.