We make learning funLeapfrog Learning Center
We teach self-confidence by giving children all the skills needed for success in their next school. The heart of our program is a theme based curriculum which makes learning fun by weaving all our monthly activities around a single subject. The result is children who have a positive self-image, have great social interaction skills, and want to go to school.
We offer half and full day programs for children ages 2.5 years through Pre-K.
Our commitment to excellence is focused on providing the caring and nurturing support which is essential for every preschooler to reach their potential.
An affordable summer adventure camp designed for children ages 2 ½ years up to age 7.
We teach children the skills to be happy and successful in their next school by making learning fun.
Learn more about the positive experiences our children and their parents have had.
Our teachers have a passion for helping children achieve personalized milestones and reach their full potential.
Leapfrog at a glance
Our History
Leapfrog Learning Center was founded by husband and wife team, Maureen and Randy Vaughan. Maureen, who has an education degree from the University of London, started the preschool in her home, but it was Randy who had the vision to expand the preschool. Together they dreamed of developing a program which would offer not only a nurturing and loving environment, but also an educational program that challenged, engaged, and excited young learners. In 1992, Leapfrog opened its Shrewsbury location with eight families and two teachers. Today, the school has over 14 teachers and over 80 families each year. For over twenty-five years, Leapfrog Learning Center continuously develops curriculums that parents consider one of the most desirable programs for their child’s early education.
We love to involve the community in our monthly themes. We enjoy yearly visits from the local police and fire department and the Hackensack Meridian Health team. We also love visiting the Shrewsbury Library and making friends with the residents at The Chelsea. Family and friends also have the opportunity to visit our classrooms to talk to the children about their jobs in the community as well as share their cultural and family traditions.
