Premier Christian Preschool & Pre-K Programs in Dothan, AL
A structured, play-based early childhood environment fostering academic readiness, spiritual growth, and social development for children ages 3 to 5.
Daycare
We offer programs for children ages 6 weeks to 3 years (Three years old by September 1 of the current year). A twelve-month program is taught which combines the Wee Learn and A Beka Curriculum. Weekly schedules and plans for educational activities are available upon request.
Preschool
We offer programs for children ages 3-5 years (by September 1 of the current year). A ten-month kindergarten program is available for three, four, and five-year-olds. The BJU Press Curriculum will be used for these classes. All 3-5-year-olds will be required to be enrolled in their age-appropriate kindergarten program as well as daycare.
After School Care
Ridgecrest Christian Academy ELC is proud to offer an excellent After School program that gives parents peace of mind knowing their children are under the supervision of Ridgecrest Christian Academy. While in aftercare, children are encouraged to complete homework and enjoy some downtime while allowing students to foster friendships outside of the classroom.
About Us
The teachers and staff of Ridgecrest Christian Academy Early Learning Center believe that all children are a gift from God. It is our goal to provide each child enrolled in our center with a safe, loving and Christian environment in which to learn and grow. We would be honored to partner with your family in nurturing and developing your child.
Enrollment
The following items will be required for admission:
- Enrollment Application (Download Below)
- Certificate of immunization (blue slip)
- Emergency Medical Treatment Form
- Affidavit
- Birth Certificate
- Annual, non-refundable registration fee ($200)
- Two letters of recommendation (Friend employer, pastor, etc. that are not relatives)
- Interview with Center Director

What Our Families are Saying
While Ridgecrest ELC is exempt from state licensing, we strictly follow the minimum standard set by the State of Alabama regarding teacher/student ratios, health and medication policies, fire and health inspections, and space and environmental conditions.

