Little Me Academy Breaks Ground in Greer

Little Me Academy Breaks Ground in Greer

City of Greer – Thursday, March 14, 2024

The City of Greer Economic Development Department is excited to announce the expansion of Little Me Academy. “This is happening we’re going to have a new facility and we’re going to be able to help a lot more children,” Mandi Newton, owner and director of the Christian preschool currently located in O’Neal Village, said. “So there’s a lot of times that I thought it’s just not going to happen. We’ll stay where we are. This is as big as we get.”

New Facility for Little Me Academy

Economic Development Director Reno Deaton spoke at the groundbreaking for the project, saying the mix of businesses in the city is what makes it special. “So why is the city of Greer great while we do make BMWs but we also teach kids to learn some to think some to draw and paint sing and dance.”

“That’s what entrepreneurs do they see things that are good and they want to make them great they want to make them better,” Councilman Lee Dumas said.

City Councilman Lee Dumas echoed the sentiment. “We all went to high school together, Greer supports Greer, we stick together,” Dumas said. And educator Tommy Hughes says the new building will be filled with much more than just students and teachers. “The possibility for young minds are endless, and it will be in this new facility,” Hughes said.

For Newton, surrounding by her friends, family, and teachers, this new start is a dream come true. “I can’t even imagine. I just tear up thinking about it so I’m super excited,” Newton said.

Implications for the Community

The expansion of Little Me Academy holds significant implications for the community in Greer. With a new facility on the horizon, the academy will be able to accommodate more children, providing them with a nurturing learning environment. The project symbolizes growth, progress, and a commitment to education within the city.

Support from Greer Community

The support from the Greer community for the Little Me Academy expansion project has been overwhelming. Residents, business owners, and local leaders have rallied behind the initiative, recognizing the importance of early childhood education and the positive impact it can have on the future generations of Greer.

Enriching Educational Opportunities

With the construction of the new facility, Little Me Academy will be able to offer even more enriching educational opportunities for its students. The state-of-the-art building will provide a conducive environment for learning, growth, and creativity, ensuring that young minds have the best possible start in their educational journey.

Looking Towards the Future

As Little Me Academy breaks ground on this exciting new chapter, the city of Greer eagerly anticipates the positive effects it will have on the community. The investment in early childhood education not only benefits the individual children and families involved but also contributes to the overall prosperity and well-being of Greer as a whole.

Conclusion

The groundbreaking of Little Me Academy’s new facility marks a significant milestone for education in Greer. With a focus on nurturing young minds and providing quality learning experiences, the academy is poised to make a lasting impact on the community. As construction progresses and the vision becomes a reality, the future looks bright for Little Me Academy and the children it serves in Greer.


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