Empowering Young Readers to Become Confident Leaders
At Readers 2 Leaders Academy (R2LA), we’re more than just a daycare or after-school program—we’re a vibrant learning community that believes in the power of literacy, play, structure, and love. We welcome children of all abilities and backgrounds, and our team is trained to provide individualized support for every child.
Whether your child is just starting to speak or reading full sentences—we meet them where they are and cheer them forward!
Programs We Offer
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Infants: 6 weeks- 15 months
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Toddler Program – Starting at 16 months
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2-Year-Old Program – Focus on potty training, milestones & play-based learning
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Preschool Readiness Program – Pre-K focus on literacy & independence
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Before & After School Care (K-5) – Includes transportation, light breakfast, and snacks
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Night & Overnight Care – Support for working families during non-traditional hours
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Holiday & Break Camps – Safe, fun, and engaging care when school is closed
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Note: We proudly accept childcare subsidy and welcome working families.
Hours of Operation
Monday- Friday
Daytime Care 7am-6pm
Extended Care 6pm-8pm
NightTime Care 5:30 pm- 11pm
2025 Planned Closings
January 1
January 17
February 19
March 25
April 18
May 16
May 26
June 19
June 20
July 4
July 18
August 15
September 1
September 19
October 17
Nov 26 – 28
Dec 24-Dec 26
Tuition
Infants
6weeks-15m
$375/ week
wipes provided
two's (2) year
$260/ week
breakfast/snack
Potty training
PreK Program 3+years
$230/ week
breakfast/snack
Potty training
Toddlers 16m-24m
$325/ week
breakfast/snack
wipes provided
School Agers
$185+/ week
snacks provided
Homework Help/tutoring
Night Time Care
$200 weekly
At Readers 2 Leaders Academy, we do not currently provide meal preparation. Parents are required to send a lunch that requires no more than 30 seconds in the microwave to heat.
Meet our Visionary
Poria Nzoko
I have a degree in social sciences and psychology. Working with children and families is a passion of mine. I have been working with children since I was a child. I started volunteering at the Boys & Girls Club at the age of 14. I started mentoring 8th and 9th graders my senior year of high school. That list only grows. I am a mother of one son. As a mother, I believe that parents should work with their children and encourage all of their interest to keep those minds going and growing. As a mother, I also know that it isn't always easy. The more I had to work, go to school, and study, the less time and energy I had for my very active little one. I dropped some of the load to give that time and energy to my son and all of the children who needs it because they are our future. None of us can do it alone. I work everyday to build a village for our future leaders.
