Eastside Community Learning Center

My aunt lives down the street on Pineview. I saw one of the teachers one day in the parking lot. I started a conversation and asked to review the inside. I witnessed a diverse group of young people. A teacher rounded a group of children to go wash their hands at a child sized sink. Some children were rehearsing the alphabet on a toy computer. All the children were outgoing and courteous. It was very apparent the children loved their teachers. And the teachers loved the kids. What a pleasing site to behold.

My four year old granddaughter has attended Eastside Community Learning Center for one month, and I am so pleased we found Eastside. Inside this small, unassuming building there is real love and learning poured into the children. There are centers with appealing activities such as blocks, books, etc. Several times a week we have new artwork or a new activity to hear about. Mrs. Miller and her staff keep the children engaged in learning, while building life skills such as self-care, manners, and being kind to each other. We are so pleased that we found this "hidden gem"!

I started my grandson Mike here about 2 months ago he is 3 and never been in Day care the first week or two he had some seperation anxiety that Brenda Miller and her staff immedicately recognized.They all worked so well with him.He wakes up asking about his school and his teachers.They are all absolutely beautiful caring indiviuals.I thank God for this center and these care givers it means so much to me and my granson.My God always shower them with blessings

My children LOVE this place. We've stayed here despite moving around the city because we've had so many bad babysitters and daycares that my children hated. They went to Grins & Giggles in Duncan for a while. My 1yo son would cry every single day and my 2yo daughter would try to leave with me. When we switched to Eastside, within a week they were both laughing and leaving me at the door. Reverend Brenda Miller is a fantastic lady. We love Eastside!