Celebree School Expands to Plano, Texas, Enhancing Early Childhood Education

Celebree School, a leader in early childhood education, is expanding its footprint with a new location in Plano, Texas, scheduled to open in early September. Located at 4033 East Plano Pkwy., the facility boasts a customized playground and a curriculum designed to meet the physical, social, emotional, and academic needs of children, adhering to Texas's early education standards.

The Plano branch is under the leadership of Deepti Biyani and Prajakta Desai, local entrepreneurs and educators with a deep commitment to early childhood education. Their combined expertise in corporate leadership and personal experiences as mothers have driven them to establish a nurturing environment that prioritizes high-quality learning and care. Through Celebree School's franchising model, Biyani and Desai have realized their vision of a community-focused educational institution.

To mark the occasion, Celebree School of Plano at Los Rios will organize a Labor Day Bash on August 29, 2025. The event, featuring music, local vendors, and children's activities, aims to bring families together before the school year commences. More information about the celebration is available on the school's official webpage.

At the heart of Celebree School's philosophy is the belief that early childhood development benefits from a blend of curriculum and connection, supporting not just the child but the entire family. With three decades of experience, the school provides programs for children aged six weeks to 12 years, fostering a passion for learning through interactive play, projects, and activities. The institution maintains an open-door policy, encouraging parental involvement at any time.

Richard Huffman, Founder and CEO of Celebree School, praised the collaboration with Biyani and Desai, emphasizing their dedication to the school's mission. The expansion into Plano signifies not only growth for Celebree School but also highlights the value of community-oriented early childhood education efforts.