Children’s Learning Center Of Erlanger at Hutcheson Celebrates 30 Years

Thursday, May 10, 2012

The Children’s Learning Center of Erlanger at Hutcheson has provided childcare services to the North Georgia community for 30 years.  In celebration of this milestone, a reception will be held at The Center on Thursday, May 17, from 4:30-6 p.m. for the Center’s past and present family, friends, and community supporters. 

“Since its inception in 1982, this facility continues to be a vital asset to Erlanger at Hutcheson and the entire community for child-care services”, said Jill Cofer, director.  “We provide a kid-friendly and safe learning environment and have enjoyed being a part of lives of children in this area over the last 30 years.” 

Beginning with 23 children, today The Children’s Learning Center has over 140 children enrolled from infancy to elementary age.  With its initial accreditation in 1986, The Center continues to uphold its accreditation status.  

For information regarding the celebration or the facility, contact Jill Cofer at 706.858-2332.


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