Brownsburg Early Learning Center
Grades and ages
Ages 3+
Student-teacher ratio
Standard special education: up to 18 children with 1 licensed teacher and 1 support staff. Intensive: up to 10 with 1 licensed teacher and 1-2 support staff.
Tuition
Free for IEP-specified days and required transportation. Extra days and seats for children not eligible for special education are tuition-based.
About Brownsburg Early Learning Center
Brownsburg Early Childhood Center is the public preschool of Brownsburg Community School Corporation. It serves children from age 3, including students who receive special education services and fee-based general education preschool seats. Children can start the week of their third birthday.
Classrooms vary by support level. A standard special education classroom holds up to 18 children with one licensed teacher and one support staff member. An intensive classroom holds up to 10 with one licensed teacher and one or two support staff. Children with IEPs can also be served in a general education classroom. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus school therapist services, can be integrated into class or delivered as weekly walk-in appointments.
Lessons follow the Indiana Early Learning Foundations, with Handwriting Without Tears, Everyday Math, and We Thinkers. Morning sessions run 8:45 to 11:30 and afternoon sessions 12:55 to 3:40 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, with shorter Wednesday hours. Special education evaluation is free under Article 7. IEP-specified preschool days and required transportation are covered; extra days are tuition-based.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Preschool
- Age 3 and up
Learning needs supported
- Communication concerns
- Fine motor concerns
- Gross motor concerns
- Sensory concerns
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Students eligible for special education services
Specialties
- Early childhood special education
- Article 7 evaluation
- Integrated and walk-in therapy
- Public preschool
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
- School therapist services
Programs
Programs at Brownsburg Early Learning Center
Other programs and supports
- Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
- School therapist services
School facts
Practical details for families
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Free for IEP-specified days and required transportation. Extra days and seats for children not eligible for special education are tuition-based.
- Brownsburg Community School Corporation
- IEP-covered days and transportation
- Fee-based preschool for extra days or students without an IEP
Transportation
- Bus transportation covered for IEP-specified days; families cover additional days
Visit us
Location and directions
Map
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Brownsburg Early Learning Center
When can a child start at BECC?
Children can start the week of their third birthday. Families may enroll as a fee-based student during the evaluation, or wait for the case conference before starting preschool.
Does an IEP cover preschool cost?
Yes. If the case conference recommends BECC, preschool and required transportation are covered for the days specified in the IEP. Extra days beyond the IEP are tuition-based.
What are the classroom sizes?
A standard special education classroom holds up to 18 children with one licensed teacher and one support staff member. An intensive classroom holds up to 10 with one licensed teacher and one or two support staff.
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