Celebree School has strengthened its position in Maryland’s early childhood education sector after becoming the largest authorized provider in the state's Pre-K Expansion Grant program. Approved by the Maryland State Department of Education, nine Celebree locations will now offer free Pre-K education to eligible families, expanding access to high-quality learning opportunities across the state.
The initiative is designed to reduce financial barriers for families while ensuring children receive structured educational experiences during a critical stage of development. Participating schools follow a curriculum that combines academic readiness, play-based learning, and social-emotional development, all delivered by educators with advanced training in early childhood education and related fields.
In addition to expanding educational access, Celebree announced a community-focused initiative supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maryland. The organization will contribute $50 for every new enrollment through the end of August, reinforcing its commitment to supporting families both inside and outside the classroom.
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Eligibility for the program is based on state requirements, including age and household income criteria. Children must be four years old by September 1, and available classroom capacity remains limited. With only a select number of seats available at each participating location, the expansion represents a significant opportunity for families seeking accessible, high-quality early childhood education.
As states continue investing in early learning initiatives, Celebree’s expanded participation reflects a broader effort to increase educational access while maintaining the standards that families expect from established childcare and preschool providers.
