Columbia Public Schools Gifted Center is an education and child care provider at 1010 Rangeline St in Columbia. Its website lists gifted education (the EEE program) for students in grades 1-5. Hours aren't posted yet, so give them a call before you stop by.
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According to its website, Columbia Public Schools Gifted Center offers gifted education (the EEE program) for students in grades 1-5. It is listed under Education & Childcare on Rooted CoMo.
Columbia Public Schools Gifted Center is listed at 1010 Rangeline St, Columbia, MO 65201, USA.
Hours aren't listed for Columbia Public Schools Gifted Center yet. Call (573) 214-3750 before you visit to check when they're open.
You can call (573) 214-3750 or visit cpsk12.org/departments/gifted-education.
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General questions about Education & Childcare in Columbia, MO (not specific to this business)
Start with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) licensed childcare lookup at health.mo.gov to confirm a provider's license status. Then visit facilities in person, ask about staff-to-child ratios, curriculum, and staff turnover. Columbia has both large daycare centers and small home daycares — in-person visits are the best way to assess fit for your child.
Full-time infant care in Columbia, MO typically costs $900–$1,400 per month at licensed daycare centers. Toddler and preschool rates are slightly lower, averaging $750–$1,100/month. Family daycares (home-based) are often less expensive at $600–$900/month. Some Columbia providers accept Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) subsidy vouchers for income-qualifying families.
In Missouri, any childcare facility serving more than four unrelated children is required to be licensed by the Department of Health and Senior Services. Licensed providers in Columbia must meet minimum staff ratios, safety inspections, and staff training requirements. Always verify licensure before enrolling your child — the state licensing search is available free online.
Columbia offers a wide range of tutoring options: private independent tutors (often MU students or retired teachers), national learning centers like Kumon and Sylvan, and online tutoring platforms. The University of Missouri area has a strong tutoring community, particularly for math, science, and test prep (ACT/SAT). Rates typically run $25–$60/hour for in-person tutoring in Columbia.
Columbia has several well-regarded private school options including Calvary Lutheran School, Jefferson Junior High (feeder to public Columbia Public Schools), and a range of faith-based elementary schools. The Columbia Public Schools district is also highly rated, with several magnet programs. Many families in Columbia choose between CPS's International Baccalaureate program and private options.
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