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Thank you for visiting us, and for thinking about Bright Futures for your child.

Bright Futures is a place of exploration, imagination and learning. We are also a place that is nurturing and playful, in an environment that is consistent and with clear boundaries.

What would you like to know about us first? If you would like to know about the particular age group programs we offer, visit our Programs page.  If you would like to know about our teaching philosophy, and how it will help your child develop a Bright Future, see our Philosophy page.

Or if you want to ask a specific question, please call (413) 734-6300 or fill out our Contact Us page and submit your questions via our online form. We want to do all we can to help you feel confident that Bright Futures is the right choice for you and your child.

Again, thank you for visiting us! We appreciate your interest in Bright Futures for your child, and look forward to becoming an important part of your child’s education and development.

To schedule an appointment or enroll your child today call (413) 734-6300!
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Child and Adult Care Food Program - Office for Food and Nutrition Programs
Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

Bright Futures Early Learning Center participates in the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).

What is the Child and Adult Care Food Program?

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federally-funded program from the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). In Massachusetts, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (MA DESE) administers the CACFP.

Bright Futures Helps Celebrate Primus Mason Memorial

Bright Futures helped celebrate the newly opened memorial to Primus Mason, Springfield’s first African American Philanthropist, and the founder of Mason Wright Foundation, our parent organization.

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Bright Futures early childhood educators are optimistic positive changes coming: Viewpoint

Watch Kejo Kelly in action on any given day, and you know immediately that she loves her job and, most importantly, she loves the children. The little ones at Bright Futures at Mason Wright, the early education center featured in the New York Times Magazine piece reprinted in today’s Sunday Republican, are in good hands. In Kelly’s classroom, two little girls can tell a visitor the name of every piece

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Bright Futures Early Learning Center, Inc. 74 Walnut Street Springfield, MA 01105 Phone: (413) 734-6300 Hours 6:30 AM – 5:30 PM