Our Franklin School

Next Generation Children's Centers

831 West Central St
Franklin, MA  02038 (map it)

(508) 553-9375  

Read our September School Newsletter here.

Our Franklin school, designed specifically for children ages infants through kindergarten, is a busy place full of learning and discovery. Each classroom is led by a team of caring, EEC certified teachers who are committed to making each day special for the children in their care. Indoor play spaces, a covered outside play space and individual playgrounds are all areas that the children can use for their gross motor play, regardless of the weather.

Our families are an integral part of the Franklin center. Whether it is a parent invitation or the sharing of family traditions in the classrooms, parent involvement is welcome and encouraged. Our wonderful, dedicated team of Directors would be happy to provide you with a tour. Come visit us, and see for yourself why our Franklin center is a very special place for children.

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Franklin School Highlights

  • State of the art school opened in 1998
  • 16 classrooms
  • Specialized Infant, Toddler, Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten classrooms
  • 2 indoor play spaces
  • Covered outdoor play space
  • 2 large playgrounds for different age groups
  • Full commercial kitchen serving breakfast, lunch & three healthy snacks daily

Next Generation Children's Centers Franklin

Next Generation Children’s Center of Franklin is now offering child daycare services and pre-kindergarten education to the Franklin, Bellingham, Medway and Wrentham areas. We are conveniently located directly off Exit 17 from Route 495. Take Route 140, we are just before the 99 Restaurant and Pub.

Interested in taking a tour or speaking with a representative?

You will be contacted within 1 business day. Want even faster service? Call 508-553-9375 M-F 7am-6pm.

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