Kids' Farm Center Davidsonville, Md License Number 259500
Our Philosophy
Our vision for Kids’ Farm is simple. We want our school to be a place where all children are provided an equitable and nurturing space to learn and grow. Our program remains rooted in the understanding that a child’s social and emotional needs are unique and diverse. We know that our teachers and staff strive to work with families to meet them where they are with a culturally responsive mindset and approach. We want our school to feel as close to home as possible. We cherish a child’s curiosity and wonder. We believe that the experiences they encounter in early childhood form their unique identities and personalities. Our goal is to provide a space that is focused not only on learning, but also values socio-emotional development and a child’s mental health. We place emphasis on the importance of cultivating the home and school connection as a way to best serve our students and their families.
About Us
Meet Our Owners:
Erin Godwin
Erin spent several years as an elementary educator with Anne Arundel County Public Schools. Before that, she taught in Prince George’s County and at St. Mary’s Elementary School. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership, Teaching, and Learning. She started her career in a childcare center and is happy bring her knowledge, training, and skills to the Kids' Farm team!
Jo Prince
Jo has a background in psychology and holds a Master’s Degree in School Psychology. She has worked all over Maryland’s Eastern Shore, providing consultations to assist typically developed students, as well as students with disabilities in learning. She has a decade of experience working with a multi-disciplinary system within multiple school systems. She is currently a school psychologist with Queen Anne's County Public Schools.
Meet Our Director: Mya Perry
Mya has excelled in her work in a licensed childcare facility for over a decade. She holds an Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education. Her passion for teaching young children began when she was a Junior in high school while taking a childcare course. She began working as a classroom aide in her first center just shortly after graduating high school and quickly realized that caring for children is what she wanted to do with her life. Since then, she has continued to grow her knowledge and credentials. While in college, she continued to work in the classroom, gaining experience and a deeper love for the field. When she is not at work, you can find her spending time with her daughter Malaya and family. She believes that the early childhood years are crucial in our development and loves being a part of that monumental time for the children that she works with on a daily basis.