The Fuller Center welcomed families from across the community to its Community Fun Day on Saturday, February 7, at the organization’s East Campus, creating an energetic, welcoming environment that celebrated connection, family, and opportunity.
The event was well attended and filled with excitement for children and parents alike. Families enjoyed a festive atmosphere complete with a live DJ, free BBQ, and freshly made treats such as cotton candy and popcorn. A bounce house and a wide variety of hands-on activities kept children engaged while parents connected with staff and learned more about Fuller Center’s programs.
Beyond the fun, the event served an important purpose: bringing the community together while highlighting Fuller Center’s high-quality, award-winning, and affordable early education and youth development programs. Families were able to explore enrollment opportunities across the organization’s full continuum of services, including:
- Infant and Preschool Programs
- Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK)
- Fuller Academy, the organization’s Private Choice School, enrolling now for the current school year and next school year (Kindergarten–4th Grade)
- Out-of-School Time Programs
- Summer Camp
- Teen Leadership Program
Scholarships are available for all programs, making access to high-quality education possible for families across a wide range of income levels.
“Our goal is to provide the best quality childcare and education programs for all families,” said Eric Roby, CEO of Fuller Center. “What truly sets Fuller Center apart is that our high-quality programs are affordable thanks to the many scholarship opportunities we provide. Many families pay on a sliding scale based on what they can afford, and we offer scholarships across every program we operate.”
A standout example is Fuller Academy, where every student receives a $10,000 state scholarship along with an additional $5,000 scholarship directly from Fuller Center. Despite this affordability, the Academy uses the same rigorous curriculum as top private schools locally and nationwide, ensuring students receive an exceptional educational experience.
Enrollment is currently open for both the current school year and the upcoming school year, but availability is limited. Spaces are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, and openings for this year and next year are already filling quickly.
To further support working families, bus transportation is available for:
- Out-of-School Time Programs, serving 10 local schools
- Fuller Academy, with transportation provided from the East Campus to the West Campus, where the Academy is located
Families were also encouraged to apply early for upcoming opportunities, as Summer Camp applications are now open, along with enrollment for the Fuller Academy 2026–27 school year.
Community Fun Day reflected Fuller Center’s commitment to strengthening families, building community connections, and ensuring that every child has access to high-quality education and enrichment opportunities—regardless of income. Families interested in enrolling are encouraged to apply soon to secure a spot.
