Affordable Nurturing Day Care In Aloma, Florida

Royalty Harvest Academy

Accepting VPK & 4C School Readiness

What We Are Providing?

 We are Royalty Harvest Academy, a Childcare Center located in Aloma, Florida (Near Goldenrod), serving families and children from ages six weeks till 12 years old. Our center is the perfect place to spark the creativity and imagination of your little ones. Our priority is fostering a learning environment that ignites the young minds of all our students, from the youngest to the oldest.

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To assure all children receive the best learning experience, we take great pride in our qualified teachers that are dedicated to the development and care of every child. We also have Before and After School programs, VPK classes, and accept 4C for all ages. At Royalty Harvest Academy, we believe that creating a caring environment for children is crucial in planting seeds for Greatness!

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Contact Us

Monday - Friday

6:30 AM - 6:00 PM

Full & Part -Time

Hours

 Ages

6 Weeks - 12 Years Old

Located in

Aloma, FL

Accepting

VPK

Accepting

School Readiness (4C)


Break, Lunch,

Snack Provided

Affordable Quality 

 Childcare

NOW ENROLLING VPK

School year 2024-2025 Begins August 10th

VPK helps build a strong foundation for school using educational material corresponding to various stages in a child's development. To be eligible, children must live in Florida and be 4 years old on or before Sept. 1 of the current school year.


Cut off enrollment ends September 30th.


Common Questions

See some common questions and answers below.

  • What is Early Head Start / Head Start Program?

    4C Head Start and Early Head Start programs promote school readiness and child development for eligible low-income families with children from birth to 5 years old. Early Head Start is open to children under 3 years old, while children 3 to 5 years old participate in Head Start. Head Start combines services such as education, early childhood development, health, nutrition, mental health, disability services, family support, and parental involvement with the goal of enhancing the child’s life and building a strong family unit. Through these services, Head Start empowers children with the confidence to excel in school and achieve self-sufficiency as adults.

  • Do I qualify for Early Head Start / Head Start program?

    We are not affiliated with the organization, however, we do accept students in that program. For more information, contact them below:


    Orange County


    Early Head Start (under 3): 407-532-4365


    Head Start (ages 3-5): 407-836-6590 (Services through Orange County Gov.)



    Osceola County


    EHS and HS: 321-219-6201



    Seminole County


    EHS and HS: 407-332-5090 (Longwood), 407-915-6510 (Sanford)

  • How do I find an Early Head Start program near me?

    Visit the Florida's Head Start website here

  • What is the 4C School Readiness Program?

    The Florida School Readiness Program offers financial assistance for early education and care to low-income families. It is meant to encourage and aid families in becoming financially self-sufficient. Also, so their young children can be successful. Services vary based on individual needs and range from extended daycare to after-school and school-age care in some instances.

  • What are the eligibility requirements for 4C School Readiness?

    There are three specific eligibility requirements for the School Readiness program:



    1. Parents(s) or guardian(s) must be working and/or attending school (college or trade) at least 20 hours a week OR disabled, as determined and documented by a licensed physician.


    2. Gross income must be at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty level for family size.


    3. Families must pay a copayment for child care costs (based on income and family size).



    School Readiness funds are intended to help income-eligible families. But they may also include recipients of temporary cash assistance who meet federal work requirements; families with at-risk children of abuse, neglect or abandonment; homeless parents, parents who are victims of domestic violence; teenage parents; low-income migrant families or farm workers; or families of children with disabilities and special health care needs.

  • How do I apply for 4C School Readiness?

    Watch these videos to learn how to open a Florida Office of Early Learning Family Portal account and how to complete a School Readiness application.


    Video: How to Register for Account

    Video: School Readiness Application


    Once ready, click this link to apply for school readiness