Building on the Wonders of Childhood

Everything We Do… We Do It Together!

Welcome!

At Hilltop, childhood is celebrated, learning is an adventure, and every child’s unique capabilities are nurtured. Our innovative program—rooted in diverse early childhood philosophies—places play, exploration, and collaboration at the heart of education. We strive to create a second home for children: a place where they feel valued, inspired, and ready for the journey of learning.

Children and families at Hilltop are welcomed into learning communities, small villages within our larger center where relationships, connection, and belonging come first. These communities allow children to grow in a consistent, supportive environment while also engaging with a wider circle of peers and educators. In this way, children experience the best of both worlds: the intimacy of a close-knit group and the richness of a broader community.

Here, diversity is cherished, self-directed play is embraced, and every child’s potential is honored. Together with families, we build a community where children grow with confidence, curiosity, and joy.

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News and Announcements

Hilltop Seeking Board Treasurer + Finance Committee Volunteers

12/2/2025 — Hilltop Children’s Center is seeking a new Board Treasurer to join our volunteer Board of Directors. The Treasurer plays a vital leadership role in ensuring the financial health, transparency, and long-term sustainability of our organization.
 
This position is ideal for someone with experience in accounting, finance, or nonprofit management who is passionate about equitable early learning and wants to contribute their expertise in a meaningful way to support Hilltop’s stability and mission.
 
Responsibilities include:
  • Overseeing the organization’s financial management and reporting
  • Supporting annual budget development and audit processes
  • Presenting financial updates to the Board
  • Serving as a bank signatory and member of the Finance Committee
Estimated commitment is 3-4 hours per month, including monthly Board meetings. The role is supported by the Finance Committee (Hilltop’s part-time bookkeeper, Executive Director, and parent volunteers) and engaged Board leadership team.
 
We are also seeking volunteers for the Finance Committee, for anyone with similar skill sets as the Treasurer but perhaps less capacity: estimated commitment is roughly 1-2 hours per month, with responsibilities primarily involving financial statement review and analysis. 
 
If you or someone in your network may be interested in either role, please reach out to board@hilltopcc.org to learn more.