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New Horizons Early Learning Childcare Center in Erie accepts new enrollments from 6 months to 15 years.
Rochelle Cooley is the Program Director. The center accepts new enrollments for children from 6 months to 15 years, and availability was updated in the last 90 days. Families can ask about current openings for their child's age.
The languages supported are those the provider or staff can speak with parents. This describes communication with families, not the language of instruction or curriculum. Ask the center which languages your family can use during drop-off and updates.
Families in the 16509 area looking for child care often want to know what is available nearby and whether it will fit their budget. This page lists more child care programs in that ZIP code, and it notes that affordable care is available. If cost is your main concern, call the center directly to ask about current rates and any financial assistance options.
Rochelle Cooley, Owner Rochelle graduated from Gannon University, Villa Maria School of Nursing, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing. In 2026, she realized she had long dreamed of owning a childcare business.
The aim is a lifelong love of learning in a space where each child grows at their own pace. The center wants children to feel loved and secure, and parents to have peace of mind. Ask how these ideas show up in the daily schedule.
The center sits in the Millcreek area, with commuting routes nearby, drop-off zones, and outdoor space. Families can ask about parking and the flow of morning arrival. Ask which entrance to use on your first visit.
The practical benefit shows up at home. A child who is known as an individual settles faster and tries more. Hands-on interaction builds a strong mind and a supportive foundation in the early years. Parents often notice calmer drop-offs. Ask the director how they track each child's progress.