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Our cross streets are 17th and 18th. Parallel streets are H and K. We are between the two exits from Farragut West Metro Station. Cafe Asia is diagonally across the street. We are a few blocks east of George Washington University, a few blocks south of Dupont Circle, and a few blocks north of the White House. I Street is a one way street heading west (toward 18th).

Bright Horizons at Washington DC I Street

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About Our Staff

Our experienced staff encourages each child’s individuality in order to promote a positive self image. Bright Horizons teachers are well trained to provide support during the sensitive time of separation from parents and adjustment to a new environment. A primary caregiver is assigned to each child to ensure individualized care, good communication, and parent-caregiver partnership.

Meet Our Teachers

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  • Name: Briana
  • I Teach: Toddlers
  • Teaching Since: 2010
  • I love teaching children because: it's been something I've always wanted to do.
  • Favorite Children's Book: "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see?"
  • Name: Jahara
  • I Teach: Preschool
  • Teaching Since: 2018
  • I love teaching children because: they're fresh to the world and experiencing most things for the first time. I love seeing how they react to new things
  • Favorite Children's Book:
  • Name: Jose
  • I Teach: School Age
  • Teaching Since: 2013
  • I love teaching children because: I love to watch them grow
  • Favorite Children's Book: Go Dog Go!
  • Name: Latashua
  • I Teach: Floater
  • Teaching Since: 2019
  • I love teaching children because: I love learning about all of the different personalities of the children in my class. Teaching allows me to inspire and encourage children to be their best every day. I want to impact my children and develop everlasting relationships with them.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories
  • Name: Lillie
  • I Teach: Infants
  • Teaching Since: 2005
  • I love teaching children because: it brings joy to my heart when they explore differen't areas and discover their greatest portential
  • Favorite Children's Book: The Hungry Caterpillar
  • Name: Meloney
  • I Teach: Toddlers
  • Teaching Since: 1998
  • I love teaching children because: I learn as much from toddlers as I teach them. Teaching challenges me to grow and inspires me to be a positive role model for my hilarious balls of energy (known as toddlers).
  • Favorite Children's Book: Goldilocks and the Three Little Bears

Center Administration

  • Name: Romain

    Position: Client Services Associate

    In Education Since: 1999

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: I love teaching because I took care of my younger siblings and am still inspired by them. I continue to do what I know matters the most to me: I Teach!

    Favorite Children's Book: The Sidewalk Ends

  • Name: Trina

    Position: Center Director

    In Education Since: 1996

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: I love teaching because it’s life renewing to see children mature and learn. It’s life affirming because I mature and learn with and because of them.

    Favorite Children's Book: Cat in the Hat

  • Name: Yolanda

    Position: Assistant Director

    In Education Since: 2007

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: I love teaching because of the joy they bring, their curiosity and eagerness to want to learn more about the world around them.

    Favorite Children's Book: Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus