Young minds. Bright futures.

Central Harlem, the historic and cultural heart of Black America, stretches from West 110th Street to West 155th Street and from Fifth Avenue to the Hudson River. This is the neighborhood of the Harlem Renaissance, of musical legends, of the Apollo Theater, and of deep roots and thriving culture. Central Harlem is where families have built legacies, where churches and community institutions serve as anchors for neighborhood life, and where children grow up surrounded by history and possibility.

Fifth Avenue runs through the eastern edge of Central Harlem, passing Marcus Garvey Park, one of the neighborhood's green spaces where families gather year-round. West 125th Street is the neighborhood's main commercial corridor, filled with restaurants, shops, and services that serve the local community. For parents commuting across the city, the A, B, C, and D trains provide express service from West 125th Street to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan. The 2 and 3 trains at West 125th Street offer additional options for getting across town.

Our Sunshine Learning Center at 1330 5th Ave is located at the gateway to Central Harlem, in a prime location that makes drop-off and pick-up convenient for working families. The center sits at East 110th Street on Fifth Avenue, with direct access to the 4, 5, and 6 train lines. For Central Harlem families living west of Fifth Avenue, the M2 and M3 buses run along Fifth Avenue, providing reliable transit to our location. Central Harlem parents commuting to jobs in Midtown or Downtown will find that our location supports an easy morning drop-off and evening pick-up routine.

We serve children from 6 weeks through 6 years with programs grounded in the Creative Curriculum, a nationally recognized framework that prepares children for success in school and life. Central Harlem families choose Sunshine because we deliver quality education in a warm, safe environment where their children are seen, known, and celebrated every day.