Kozy Kids Enrichment Center

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Your child’s educational journey at Kozy Kids Enrichment Center in Portland, Oregon.

In our Reggio-inspired environment in Bethany, Portland, children are partners in a journey of exploration, discovery, and growth. Guided by attentive educators, they engage with thoughtfully prepared spaces that honor their interests, foster independence, and celebrate curiosity. Within our community of respect and collaboration, each child’s unique potential is nurtured with care and joy.

Kozy Kids Enrichment Center serves families in the Bethany neighborhood of northwest Portland and the surrounding communities of Beaverton, Cedar Mill, and the West Hills corridor. The center is located at 15715 NW Central Dr, Suite A1 — easily accessible from NW 158th Ave and just off the Murray-Bethany corridor. If you are looking for Reggio-inspired infant care, toddler programs, or preschool in Bethany or northwest Portland, this is the only Reggio-inspired early learning center in the Bethany neighborhood. Schedule a tour and come see what Reggio-inspired learning looks like in action.

FAQs

What ages does Kozy Kids Enrichment Center accept?

Kozy Kids Enrichment Center in Bethany, Portland enrolls children from 6 weeks through pre-K (approximately age 6). Programs include infant care (6 weeks–18 months), toddler care (18 months–3 years), preschool (ages 3–4), and pre-K (ages 3–6). We serve families from Bethany, Beaverton, Cedar Mill, and the West Hills corridor.

Where is Kozy Kids Enrichment Center located?

We’re located at 15715 NW Central Dr, Suite A1, Portland, OR 97229 — in the Bethany neighborhood of northwest Portland, easily accessible from NW 158th Ave and just off the Murray-Bethany corridor. We’re open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM.

What curriculum does Kozy Kids use?

Kozy Kids uses a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach combined with STEAM learning. Children’s own interests guide the projects and learning experiences — think building a restaurant from cardboard, creating paintings with rainwater, or designing a nature collage after exploring outside. Educators design the classroom environment to encourage exploration, creativity, and collaboration. We also offer organic snacks and a sensory-rich environment designed to support every stage of development.

How do I schedule a tour at Kozy Kids?

You can schedule a tour or request information at kozykidsbethany.com/tour or by calling (503) 533-5252 during center hours, Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM. We’d love to show you our classrooms and introduce you to our team.

Is Kozy Kids Enrichment Center accepting new enrollments?

Kozy Kids is actively enrolling new families. New family enrollment incentives are currently available — contact the center for current availability and tuition details.

What makes Kozy Kids different from other preschools in Bethany?

Kozy Kids is the only Reggio-inspired early learning center in the Bethany neighborhood of northwest Portland. We combine a Reggio Emilia approach with STEAM programming, organic snacks, and sensory-rich classroom environments designed to support curiosity and independence from infancy through pre-K. Our educators build genuine relationships with every child and family — and our community of Bethany, Beaverton, Cedar Mill, and West Hills families is what makes this place feel like home.

Why Choose Kozy Kids Enrichment Center?

Prepared Learning Environment

Our classroom environments are considered the third teacher. They are thoughtfully designed spaces to encourage creativity, exploration, and collaboration.

Experienced Reggio Educators

Our educators in Bethany are trained in Reggio Emilia principles and bring deep experience working with children from infancy through pre-K. They observe, listen, and respond to each child's individual interests -- building relationships that make learning feel safe and exciting.

Community Engagement

Kozy Kids is rooted in the Bethany community. We host regular family events, maintain close partnerships with local organizations, and believe that a child's learning is strongest when families and educators are genuinely connected.