HHA is an early childhood learning center, or preschool, where degreed teachers work with parents to set clearly defined goals for each child's flourishing development. Here, teachers engage each child in activities designed to foster social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Teachers design and implement weekly goal directed lesson plans, based on Wisconsin’s Model Early Learning, in beautiful, well-appointed classrooms and nurseries. We make updates to our curriculum annually, based on the best educational research and practices. HHA teachers develop individual portfolios to track each child growth and development throughout the academic year, and conference with parents to review each child’s individual portfolio.

Parents choose HHA for its extraordinary environment, curriculum, expert staff, and outstanding reputation. Our ten-acre farmette campus delights children with invitations to explore, experiment, and experience the thrill of guided and self-directed, child-centered learning in a variety of interesting environments (forest trails, a bus classroom, animal pastures, etc.). At HHA, children plan, plant, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers in Children’s Gardens, explore the world at hand and beyond via a child and parent inspiring Nature/Science program, develop Spanish language skills and advance their developing motor skills in creative and merrymaking Physical Education classes. Our nurturing, degreed teachers work with children in small groups and individually, using developmentally appropriate, play-based activities to promote young students’ skills in language arts, music, math, science, social and emotional development.

Children three and under do not need to be potty trained in order to be accepted into our classroom at HHA. Early childhood classrooms will work with children on potty training initiated by parents.

HHA's Annual Calendar is developed in February each year. Annual calendars are distributed to parents when they receive contracts from HHA and are distributed at classroom orientation meetings in each fall. Parents may request a calendar from the office (608-845-3245 or OfficeAssistant@HickoryHillAcademy.com). Additionally, teachers post school calendars and schedules in their classrooms and include event updates in weekly Friday Reminder emails to parents.

HHA follows Madison Metropolitan School District in regard to school delays, early dismissals, and/or closings due to severe weather. However, we will remain open when MMSD closes due to temperatures or wind chill factors. Local television and radio stations carry updates on area school closings during any kind of inclement weather. HHA’s Facebook page will post school closings or delays.

Children of all ages go outdoors for recess or stroller rides, weather permitting. However, Little Engine That Could, our smaller gym, has a mirrored wall and a dance bar to encourage exercise, dance and creative play and our larger Little Red Gym, which regularly hosts indoor PE classes, provides a great space for indoor recess – or a special school event.

Yes! HHA hosts several family-centered events every year, including our annual families’ favorite, Harvest Party, which gathers together the whole school community for conversation and memorable activities – Campground Campfire, games, treats, crafts, photo ops, a petting zoo, hayrides, etc. During Week of the Young Child each spring, HHA children enjoy special daily activities and the week closes with a festive evening offering fun for families across the HHA campus. Classrooms host numerous events throughout the school year to encourage families to get to know one another.

Please make an appointment for a family tour of HHA, and see firsthand what we are so proud to offer to children and families. Tours are scheduled for weekdays, at 9 or 10am.

HHA is an early childhood learning center, or preschool, where degreed teachers work with parents to set clearly defined goals for each child's flourishing development. Here, teachers engage each child in activities designed to foster social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Teachers design and implement weekly goal directed lesson plans, based on Wisconsin’s Model Early Learning, in beautiful, well-appointed classrooms and nurseries. We make updates to our curriculum annually, based on the best educational research and practices. HHA teachers develop individual portfolios to track each child growth and development throughout the academic year, and conference with parents to review each child’s individual portfolio.

Parents choose HHA for its extraordinary environment, curriculum, expert staff, and outstanding reputation. Our ten-acre farmette campus delights children with invitations to explore, experiment, and experience the thrill of guided and self-directed, child-centered learning in a variety of interesting environments (forest trails, a bus classroom, animal pastures, etc.). At HHA, children plan, plant, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers in Children’s Gardens, explore the world at hand and beyond via a child and parent inspiring Nature/Science program, develop Spanish language skills and advance their developing motor skills in creative and merrymaking Physical Education classes. Our nurturing, degreed teachers work with children in small groups and individually, using developmentally appropriate, play-based activities to promote young students’ skills in language arts, music, math, science, social and emotional development.

Children three and under do not need to be potty trained in order to be accepted into our classroom at HHA. Early childhood classrooms will work with children on potty training initiated by parents.

HHA's Annual Calendar is developed in February each year. Annual calendars are distributed to parents when they receive contracts from HHA and are distributed at classroom orientation meetings in each fall. Parents may request a calendar from the office (608-845-3245 or OfficeAssistant@HickoryHillAcademy.com). Additionally, teachers post school calendars and schedules in their classrooms and include event updates in weekly Friday Reminder emails to parents.

HHA follows Madison Metropolitan School District in regard to school delays, early dismissals, and/or closings due to severe weather. However, we will remain open when MMSD closes due to temperatures or wind chill factors. Local television and radio stations carry updates on area school closings during any kind of inclement weather. HHA’s Facebook page will post school closings or delays.

Children of all ages go outdoors for recess or stroller rides, weather permitting. However, Little Engine That Could, our smaller gym, has a mirrored wall and a dance bar to encourage exercise, dance and creative play and our larger Little Red Gym, which regularly hosts indoor PE classes, provides a great space for indoor recess – or a special school event.

Yes! HHA hosts several family-centered events every year, including our annual families’ favorite, Harvest Party, which gathers together the whole school community for conversation and memorable activities – Campground Campfire, games, treats, crafts, photo ops, a petting zoo, hayrides, etc. During Week of the Young Child each spring, HHA children enjoy special daily activities and the week closes with a festive evening offering fun for families across the HHA campus. Classrooms host numerous events throughout the school year to encourage families to get to know one another.

Please make an appointment for a family tour of HHA, and see firsthand what we are so proud to offer to children and families. Tours are scheduled for weekdays, at 9 or 10am.

HHA is an early childhood learning center, or preschool, where degreed teachers work with parents to set clearly defined goals for each child's flourishing development. Here, teachers engage each child in activities designed to foster social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Teachers design and implement weekly goal directed lesson plans, based on Wisconsin’s Model Early Learning, in beautiful, well-appointed classrooms and nurseries. We make updates to our curriculum annually, based on the best educational research and practices. HHA teachers develop individual portfolios to track each child growth and development throughout the academic year, and conference with parents to review each child’s individual portfolio.

Parents choose HHA for its extraordinary environment, curriculum, expert staff, and outstanding reputation. Our ten-acre farmette campus delights children with invitations to explore, experiment, and experience the thrill of guided and self-directed, child-centered learning in a variety of interesting environments (forest trails, a bus classroom, animal pastures, etc.). At HHA, children plan, plant, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers in Children’s Gardens, explore the world at hand and beyond via a child and parent inspiring Nature/Science program, develop Spanish language skills and advance their developing motor skills in creative and merrymaking Physical Education classes. Our nurturing, degreed teachers work with children in small groups and individually, using developmentally appropriate, play-based activities to promote young students’ skills in language arts, music, math, science, social and emotional development.

Children three and under do not need to be potty trained in order to be accepted into our classroom at HHA. Early childhood classrooms will work with children on potty training initiated by parents.

HHA's Annual Calendar is developed in February each year. Annual calendars are distributed to parents when they receive contracts from HHA and are distributed at classroom orientation meetings in each fall. Parents may request a calendar from the office (608-845-3245 or OfficeAssistant@HickoryHillAcademy.com). Additionally, teachers post school calendars and schedules in their classrooms and include event updates in weekly Friday Reminder emails to parents.

HHA follows Madison Metropolitan School District in regard to school delays, early dismissals, and/or closings due to severe weather. However, we will remain open when MMSD closes due to temperatures or wind chill factors. Local television and radio stations carry updates on area school closings during any kind of inclement weather. HHA’s Facebook page will post school closings or delays.

Children of all ages go outdoors for recess or stroller rides, weather permitting. However, Little Engine That Could, our smaller gym, has a mirrored wall and a dance bar to encourage exercise, dance and creative play and our larger Little Red Gym, which regularly hosts indoor PE classes, provides a great space for indoor recess – or a special school event.

Yes! HHA hosts several family-centered events every year, including our annual families’ favorite, Harvest Party, which gathers together the whole school community for conversation and memorable activities – Campground Campfire, games, treats, crafts, photo ops, a petting zoo, hayrides, etc. During Week of the Young Child each spring, HHA children enjoy special daily activities and the week closes with a festive evening offering fun for families across the HHA campus. Classrooms host numerous events throughout the school year to encourage families to get to know one another.

Please make an appointment for a family tour of HHA, and see firsthand what we are so proud to offer to children and families. Tours are scheduled for weekdays, at 9 or 10am.

HHA is an early childhood learning center, or preschool, where degreed teachers work with parents to set clearly defined goals for each child's flourishing development. Here, teachers engage each child in activities designed to foster social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Teachers design and implement weekly goal directed lesson plans, based on Wisconsin’s Model Early Learning, in beautiful, well-appointed classrooms and nurseries. We make updates to our curriculum annually, based on the best educational research and practices. HHA teachers develop individual portfolios to track each child growth and development throughout the academic year, and conference with parents to review each child’s individual portfolio.

Parents choose HHA for its extraordinary environment, curriculum, expert staff, and outstanding reputation. Our ten-acre farmette campus delights children with invitations to explore, experiment, and experience the thrill of guided and self-directed, child-centered learning in a variety of interesting environments (forest trails, a bus classroom, animal pastures, etc.). At HHA, children plan, plant, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers in Children’s Gardens, explore the world at hand and beyond via a child and parent inspiring Nature/Science program, develop Spanish language skills and advance their developing motor skills in creative and merrymaking Physical Education classes. Our nurturing, degreed teachers work with children in small groups and individually, using developmentally appropriate, play-based activities to promote young students’ skills in language arts, music, math, science, social and emotional development.

Children three and under do not need to be potty trained in order to be accepted into our classroom at HHA. Early childhood classrooms will work with children on potty training initiated by parents.

HHA's Annual Calendar is developed in February each year. Annual calendars are distributed to parents when they receive contracts from HHA and are distributed at classroom orientation meetings in each fall. Parents may request a calendar from the office (608-845-3245 or OfficeAssistant@HickoryHillAcademy.com). Additionally, teachers post school calendars and schedules in their classrooms and include event updates in weekly Friday Reminder emails to parents.

HHA follows Madison Metropolitan School District in regard to school delays, early dismissals, and/or closings due to severe weather. However, we will remain open when MMSD closes due to temperatures or wind chill factors. Local television and radio stations carry updates on area school closings during any kind of inclement weather. HHA’s Facebook page will post school closings or delays.

Children of all ages go outdoors for recess or stroller rides, weather permitting. However, Little Engine That Could, our smaller gym, has a mirrored wall and a dance bar to encourage exercise, dance and creative play and our larger Little Red Gym, which regularly hosts indoor PE classes, provides a great space for indoor recess – or a special school event.

Yes! HHA hosts several family-centered events every year, including our annual families’ favorite, Harvest Party, which gathers together the whole school community for conversation and memorable activities – Campground Campfire, games, treats, crafts, photo ops, a petting zoo, hayrides, etc. During Week of the Young Child each spring, HHA children enjoy special daily activities and the week closes with a festive evening offering fun for families across the HHA campus. Classrooms host numerous events throughout the school year to encourage families to get to know one another.

Please make an appointment for a family tour of HHA, and see firsthand what we are so proud to offer to children and families. Tours are scheduled for weekdays, at 9 or 10am.

HHA is an early childhood learning center, or preschool, where degreed teachers work with parents to set clearly defined goals for each child's flourishing development. Here, teachers engage each child in activities designed to foster social, emotional, physical, and cognitive growth. Teachers design and implement weekly goal directed lesson plans, based on Wisconsin’s Model Early Learning, in beautiful, well-appointed classrooms and nurseries. We make updates to our curriculum annually, based on the best educational research and practices. HHA teachers develop individual portfolios to track each child growth and development throughout the academic year, and conference with parents to review each child’s individual portfolio.

Parents choose HHA for its extraordinary environment, curriculum, expert staff, and outstanding reputation. Our ten-acre farmette campus delights children with invitations to explore, experiment, and experience the thrill of guided and self-directed, child-centered learning in a variety of interesting environments (forest trails, a bus classroom, animal pastures, etc.). At HHA, children plan, plant, and harvest vegetables, herbs, and flowers in Children’s Gardens, explore the world at hand and beyond via a child and parent inspiring Nature/Science program, develop Spanish language skills and advance their developing motor skills in creative and merrymaking Physical Education classes. Our nurturing, degreed teachers work with children in small groups and individually, using developmentally appropriate, play-based activities to promote young students’ skills in language arts, music, math, science, social and emotional development.

Children three and under do not need to be potty trained in order to be accepted into our classroom at HHA. Early childhood classrooms will work with children on potty training initiated by parents.

HHA's Annual Calendar is developed in February each year. Annual calendars are distributed to parents when they receive contracts from HHA and are distributed at classroom orientation meetings in each fall. Parents may request a calendar from the office (608-845-3245 or OfficeAssistant@HickoryHillAcademy.com). Additionally, teachers post school calendars and schedules in their classrooms and include event updates in weekly Friday Reminder emails to parents.

HHA follows Madison Metropolitan School District in regard to school delays, early dismissals, and/or closings due to severe weather. However, we will remain open when MMSD closes due to temperatures or wind chill factors. Local television and radio stations carry updates on area school closings during any kind of inclement weather. HHA’s Facebook page will post school closings or delays.

Children of all ages go outdoors for recess or stroller rides, weather permitting. However, Little Engine That Could, our smaller gym, has a mirrored wall and a dance bar to encourage exercise, dance and creative play and our larger Little Red Gym, which regularly hosts indoor PE classes, provides a great space for indoor recess – or a special school event.

Yes! HHA hosts several family-centered events every year, including our annual families’ favorite, Harvest Party, which gathers together the whole school community for conversation and memorable activities – Campground Campfire, games, treats, crafts, photo ops, a petting zoo, hayrides, etc. During Week of the Young Child each spring, HHA children enjoy special daily activities and the week closes with a festive evening offering fun for families across the HHA campus. Classrooms host numerous events throughout the school year to encourage families to get to know one another.

Please make an appointment for a family tour of HHA, and see firsthand what we are so proud to offer to children and families. Tours are scheduled for weekdays, at 9 or 10am.