About Grandma’s Place Early Learning Center · Portland
Grandma’s Place Early Learning Center is a family-owned childcare and preschool in Portland, OR, established in 1998. It offers year-round early education for children from six weeks to five years old, emphasizing individualized care, developmentally appropriate learning, and a nurturing environment. The center focuses on supporting social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development through play, exploration, and flexible care options. It is committed to partnering with families and providing a safe, inclusive atmosphere where children can grow into confident, well-rounded individuals.
Grandma’s Place Early Learning Center provides early childhood education and care for infants through pre-kindergarten in Portland, OR. Founded in 1998, it is a family-owned center that tailors its curriculum to meet each child’s unique developmental needs, promoting confidence, self-esteem, and dignity. The center emphasizes learning through play, offers flexible tuition options including DHS and third-party payments, and maintains strong staff-to-child ratios. It serves children from six weeks to five years old, with classrooms organized by age and developmental stage. The center also highlights its partnership with families, encouraging open communication and welcoming parents into the learning environment. Its new address is 8073 SE 17th St, Portland, OR 97202.
- In business
- since 1998
- Owner
- Clark Family
- Serves
- Portland, OR
About Grandma’s Place
Grandma’s Place Early Learning Center is a family-owned childcare and preschool in Portland, OR. Since 1998, we have provided a nurturing and healthy environment where children can build confidence, self-esteem, and dignity.
Our Approach
Through our year-round programs, we provide caring instruction and early education while giving each child the freedom to grow, learn, and express creativity in ways that fit their individual needs.
Why Families Choose Grandma’s Place
We believe early childcare lays the foundation for lifelong learning. From language development to hands-on sensory experiences, children learn in meaningful ways during these important years. Our goal is to provide a warm, positive environment where your child can learn, grow, and build healthy habits that support long-term wellbeing.