At Little People’s College, children benefit from small class sizes and the individual attention they receive from the highly qualified and experienced educators. The curriculum is designed to build the skills each child needs for the transition to public school. Little People's College was founded in 1980 by Sandy Rego and Joyce deSousa, two experienced public school teachers and mothers of preschool age children. The pair developed an innovative curriculum that taught the skills children would need before entering public school. Since 1992, Little People's College locations have been nationally accredited and have continued to pursue accreditation for new centers. There are currently 14 locations and the curriculum is reviewed and updated annually to reflect local, state, and national requirements. At Little People's College, children receive individual attention from highly qualified educators, thanks to the small class sizes. The curriculum is tailored to help children build the skills they need to make the transition to public school. The educators at Little People's College have decades of experience and are dedicated to providing the best education possible for each child. The teachers strive to create a learning environment that is both nurturing and stimulating for students.