

Our mission is to educate God’s Kingdom, one child at a time. It is our goal to equip Rabun County’s tiniest citizens with a strong, well-rounded, education and a firm foundation in Christ, in order to prepare them to face life with an eagerness to learn and self-assurance that all things, through Christ, are possible.
The Creative Learning Center was established in
1991 by Clayton First United Methodist Church to provide Rabun County and
surrounding areas with a Christian non-denominational school for the pre-school
aged child. We are committed to providing a variety
of learning experiences which will mature the Spiritual, mental, emotional,
physical and social development of each child.
Our goal is to provide a Christian atmosphere in
which love,
prayer, Bible study, understanding and concern help to meet the
needs of each child. We also offer a well-balanced curriculum involving
language, music, art, math, science and social studies as well as opportunities
for social and physical development. CLC began with just 19 students and three
teachers and grew very quickly. Those who were there at the time were very aware
that is was the Lord who was building His school at His chosen place. Along with CLC, there had been two other half-day Christian preschools and two daycare
facilities in the county. One by one these facilities closed over the years,
leaving CLC as the only private care center for preschool aged children in Rabun
County.
The CLC is funded by: Enrollment Fees (tuition), Community Foundations, Grants, Clayton United Methodist Church, and Donations.
Our curriculum includes: Literacy/Language,
Mathematics, Creative Arts, Social and Emotional Development, Physical
Development, Spiritual Development, and Computer Pals.
Read article in The Clayton Tribune about Creative Learning Center gets Rhapsody funds nod.
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The Creative Learning Center |
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| George Allen | Carolyn Kidd | |
| Carol Cook | Guin Palmer | |
| Jeff Fulp | Jan Pearce | |
| Taffy Horton | Sally Pecqueur | |
| Pat Jarrett | Leisa Wall | |