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K-12 Schools in New Port Richey, FL
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#94 Best Private High Schools in Florida
#94 Best Private High Schools in Florida.
Genesis Preparatory School
Private School,
NEW PORT RICHEY, FL,
6-12,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 64,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 6 to 1,
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#120 Best Private High Schools in Florida
#120 Best Private High Schools in Florida.
Solid Rock Community School
Private School,
TARPON SPRINGS, FL,
K-12,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
I love this school . Teachers are really helpful ， they have an amazing gifted program and delicious lunches made from scratch..
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 104,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 8 to 1,
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#154 Best Public High Schools in Florida
#154 Best Public High Schools in Florida.
Dayspring Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-12,
21 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars.
Featured Review: Sophomore says
I love Dayspring. This school has changed my life for the better. I started off a poor mid boy in the Verandas. My education was second class at River-Ridge but then, it all changed. My shining light….
Read 21 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 920,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
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#242 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#242 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Countryside Montessori Charter School
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
1-8,
6 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
There are not enough good things to stay about this school and teachers and staff who have become part of our family. The attention that our children get is beyond measure. I cannot imagine another….
Read 6 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 355,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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#159 Best Public High Schools in Florida
#159 Best Public High Schools in Florida.
Wendell Krinn Technical High School
Pasco County School District, FL,
9-12,
11 Niche users give it an average review of 4.
8 stars.Featured Review: Senior says
This school is easily the best high school in Pasco County. The teachers teach both college-level and regular high school classes, so they are very well versed in their subjects and passionate about….
Read 11 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 544,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
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#148 Best Public Middle Schools in Florida
#148 Best Public Middle Schools in Florida.
East Lake Middle School Academy of Engineering
Blue checkmark.
Pinellas County Schools, FL,
6-8,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
Excellent middle school! Top notch teachers and staff. The communication between teachers and parents is amazing and has helped my children succeed!.
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 381,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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#178 Best Private High Schools in Florida
#178 Best Private High Schools in Florida.
Keystone Prep High School
Blue checkmark.
Private School,
ODESSA, FL,
9-12,
4 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Works Here says
Amazing teachers that care, small class sizes and a beautiful property! I have watched students grow into young adults and come out of their shell in the 3 years I have been here. I am consistently….
Read 4 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 47,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 6 to 1,
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#583 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#583 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Academy at the Farm
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 1 stars.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 625,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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#654 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#654 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Imagine School at Land O’Lakes
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
12 Niche users give it an average review of 2.1 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
My child transferred into Imagine School recently, and he, and I, have nothing but great things to say about this school.
He enjoys his teachers, they have been attentive and have given us feedback….Read 12 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 837,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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#857 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#857 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Plato Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-6,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
My family and I just moved to Florida so my child started the 6th grade at Plato Academy of Trinity. He has ADHD so I wanted him to attend a small school, and he is excelling more than I could have….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 392,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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#337 Best Public High Schools in Florida
#337 Best Public High Schools in Florida.
Gulf High School
Pasco County School District, FL,
9-12,
298 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.
Featured Review: Junior says
Gulf High School is a great school that allows students to pursue their education through the AP, Dual Enrollment and IB programs. I am currently enrolled in the IB program and this program allows me.
…Read 298 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 1,450,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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Athenian Academy of Technology and the Arts
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
Wonderful staff that do care about their students. The Best performing arts program in Pasco. Security on campus is Amazing as well..
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 366,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Learning Lodge Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-7,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 270,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Anclote High School
Pasco County School District, FL,
9-12,
236 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.
Featured Review: Junior says
The kids there aren’t the best, but they have good hearts. For the staff, they all try hard, some of them aren’t the best, but it’s like that in every school. For example, some of the admin staff….
Read 236 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 1,198,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
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Mittye P. Locke Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 481,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Chasco Middle School
Pasco County School District, FL,
6-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4.
5 stars.Featured Review: Niche User says
The transition from elementary to middle school was smooth, and most of the teachers were friendly. They teach the curriculum well, and have lots of events to get involved. I had a lot of great….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 648,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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Gulf Middle School
Pasco County School District, FL,
6-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says
Spent all three years of middle school here. I will be promoted to high school at the end of this school year (2018). The administration tries it’s hardest to bring the best to Gulf Middle. It has had major developments since it’s adoption of the Buccaneer lifestyle. The teachers work hard. However, you can see a clear divide between the ones that students like and the ones that aren’t so favorited. This also reflects on testing data.Overall, the school has come far and I can’t wait to see the further improvements it will have..
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 1,005,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
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Cotee River Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 548,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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James M.
Marlowe Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 524,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Paul R. Smith Middle School
Pasco County School District, FL,
6-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says
I would like to see more inclusivity in Paul R Smith. When Attending Paul R Smith Middle School kid are nice, teachers are nice, and overall great school!.
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 970,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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Richey Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 595,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
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Pepin Academies Pasco Campus
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
3-12,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 323,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 8 to 1,
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Calusa Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 495,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
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PACE Center for Girls Pasco
Pasco County School District, FL,
6-12,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Freshman says
I’ve been going to this school since 7th grade and I’m in 9th. I wasn’t in the best place and my zoned school was most definitely not helping. PACE has helped me work on myself and get me to where I….
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 55,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 55 to 1,
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James Irvin Education Center
Pasco County School District, FL,
6-12,
Overall Niche Grade: C minus,
Students: 120,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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I love how interactive the work is, and the way students can get involved. The teachers could be professors at Harvard or Princeton but chose us over fame. The sacrifices made by staff for our well-being inspire me to rise up to the occasion, and fulfil my calling towards being a teacher at Dayspring Academy…. Read 21 reviews
By far, the best thing about SJPII was the teachers/admin – many were outstanding, committed, and truly enjoyed teaching their different subjects. The school community is very warm and welcoming. The football/basketball/volleyball games can be especially popular, and the whole community often comes out to the biggest games of the season. I enjoyed the many classes of the Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment curriculum, which allowed me to earn many college credits with a manageable amount of work. The private education at SJPII is certainly a great aspect, and it’s the most affordable you’ll find around Boca Raton for a school of equal caliber. SJPII was a great place to call my second home and I couldn’t recommend it more to anyone!… Read 107 reviews
The attention that our children get is beyond measure. I cannot imagine another school for my children…. Read 6 reviews
The teachers teach both college-level and regular high school classes, so they are very well versed in their subjects and passionate about what they do. There are so many duel enrollment opportunities on campus with PHSC as well, so that sophomores can actually take advantage of college classes without needing a ride from their parents. The school also works with Marchman Technical College, which means there will be kids graduating with their AA from PHSC and certifications in whatever field they chose (and there are a lot of options!) Even though we don’t have sports, this school is amazing for anyone looking to take a head-start on their future. There are so many resources available, and even if you don’t do duel-enrollment with PHSC, you still can get certified in any program. It’s a small school, so you know your teachers and your classmates, and you have a lot of fun…. Read 11 reviews
8 stars.
08 out of 5 12 reviews
He enjoys his teachers, they have been attentive and have given us feedback….
Gulf High School does everything they can to ensure students graduate and they also ensure students have access to all scholarships. Gulf High School also provides tutoring in which teachers will voluntarily stay after school to help these students who may be struggling or failing a class and this allows students to pass their classes. Although Gulf High School is a great school, changes that could occur may be allowing more students to enroll into the IB program. In other terms, Gulf High School does not hold back a students potential ensuring success…. Read 298 reviews
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Every highschool has its ups and downs, and students in general just don’t like school. However anclote isn’t perfect, it is a great school to enroll any kid into…. Read 236 reviews
5 out of 5 2 reviews
5 stars.
Marlowe Elementary School
Love it!… Read 1 review
I am shocked by my level of consistently motivated spirit to learn. I can confidently give the credit to the applicableness of my learning. I can easily relate it to myself. I am amazed by the increased efficiency during school time; through a good balance of structured learning, and freedom when necessary. Everyone has different needs and schedules. Icl does a tremendous job with flexibility. For example, I found I had some extra time during the day, so I enrolled in a college level psychology class and two more rigorous classes at they’re sister school: Dwight Global. Most importantly, the community is amazing. Almost everyone participates on a high level, and there is no shortage of thoughts and opinions being dished out in class. 10/10 rec to ICl!… Read 39 reviewsNot sure what schools you are zoned for?Find out by exploring our school boundary maps. Look up public schools and districts by address or ZIP code.
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Public Elementary Schools in New Port Richey, FL
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#216 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#216 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Dayspring Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-12,
21 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars.
Featured Review: Sophomore says
I love Dayspring. This school has changed my life for the better. I started off a poor mid boy in the Verandas. My education was second class at River-Ridge but then, it all changed. My shining light….
Read 21 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 920,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
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#242 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#242 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Countryside Montessori Charter School
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
1-8,
6 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
There are not enough good things to stay about this school and teachers and staff who have become part of our family. The attention that our children get is beyond measure. I cannot imagine another….
Read 6 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 355,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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#583 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#583 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Academy at the Farm
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 1 stars.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 625,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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#654 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#654 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Imagine School at Land O’Lakes
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
12 Niche users give it an average review of 2.1 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
My child transferred into Imagine School recently, and he, and I, have nothing but great things to say about this school. He enjoys his teachers, they have been attentive and have given us feedback….
Read 12 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 837,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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#857 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida
#857 Best Public Elementary Schools in Florida.
Plato Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-6,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
My family and I just moved to Florida so my child started the 6th grade at Plato Academy of Trinity. He has ADHD so I wanted him to attend a small school, and he is excelling more than I could have….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 392,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Athenian Academy of Technology and the Arts
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-8,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
Wonderful staff that do care about their students. The Best performing arts program in Pasco. Security on campus is Amazing as well..
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 366,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Learning Lodge Academy
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-7,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 270,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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Mittye P. Locke Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 481,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Cotee River Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 548,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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James M.
Marlowe Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 524,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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Richey Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 595,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
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Pepin Academies Pasco Campus
Blue checkmark.
Pasco County School District, FL,
3-12,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 323,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 8 to 1,
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Calusa Elementary School
Pasco County School District, FL,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C,
Students: 495,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
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Baycare Behavioral Health
Pasco County School District, FL,
K-12,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Junior says
Baycare behavioral health is a good school its helped me graduate early and practice safe behaviors. Baycare has also prepared me for college i would highly recommend it!.
Read 1 reviews.
Students: 18,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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They are willing to help my son succeed. I am so thrilled so far with this school!… Read 2 reviews
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Marlowe Elementary School
Baycare has also prepared me for college i would highly recommend it!… Read 1 reviewNot sure what schools you are zoned for?Find out by exploring our school boundary maps. Look up public schools and districts by address or ZIP code.
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Top 10 Best New Port Richey, FL Public Schools (2022-23)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Trinity Elementary School
Math: 85% | Reading: 83%
Rank:
Top 5%
Add to Compare
2209 Duck Slough Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-9900
Grades: PK-5
| 551 students
Rank: #22.
Odessa Elementary School
Math: 88% | Reading: 80%
Rank:
Top 5%
Add to Compare
12810 Interlaken Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 246-3700
Grades: PK-5
| 1,195 students
Rank: #33.
Longleaf Elementary School
Math: 80% | Reading: 77%
Rank:
Top 20%
Add to Compare
3253 Town Ave
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-0800
Grades: PK-5
| 658 students
Rank: #44.
Dayspring Academy
Charter School
Math: 78% | Reading: 78%
Rank:
Top 20%
Add to Compare
8911 Timber Oaks Ave
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 862-8600
Grades: K-12
| 920 students
Rank: #55.
Seven Springs Middle School
Math: 82% | Reading: 73%
Rank:
Top 20%
Add to Compare
2441 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-6700
Grades: 6-8
| 1,563 students
Rank: #66.
Trinity Oaks Elementary School
Math: 78% | Reading: 72%
Rank:
Top 20%
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1827 Trinity Oaks Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-0900
Grades: PK-5
| 593 students
Rank: #77.
Plato Academy Trinity Charter School
Charter School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69%
Rank:
Top 30%
Add to Compare
8810 Old Country Rd 54
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 799-1200
Grades: K-6
| 392 students
Rank: #88.
James W. Mitchell High School
Math: 70% | Reading: 69%
Rank:
Top 30%
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2323 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-9200
Grades: 9-12
| 2,066 students
Rank: #99.
Deer Park Elementary School
Math: 64% | Reading: 68%
Rank:
Top 30%
Add to Compare
8636 Trouble Creek Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-8900
Grades: PK-5
| 503 students
Rank: #1010.
Wendell Krinn Technical High School
Magnet School
Math: 60-64% | Reading: 69%
Rank:
Top 30%
Add to Compare
7650 Orchid Lake Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-3900
Grades: 9-12
| 544 students
Rank: #1111.
River Ridge Middle School
Math: 68% | Reading: 54%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
11646 Town Center Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-7200
Grades: 6-8
| 1,224 students
Rank: #1212.
River Ridge High School
Math: 58% | Reading: 57%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
11646 Town Center Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-7200
Grades: 9-12
| 1,693 students
Rank: #13 – 1413. – 14.
Athenian Academy Of Technology And The Arts
Charter School
Math: 55-59% | Reading: 55-59%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
3118 Seven Springs Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 372-0200
Grades: K-8
| 366 students
Rank: #13 – 1413.
– 14.
Learning Lodge Academy
Charter School
Math: 55-59% | Reading: 55-59%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
10534 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 389-0067
Grades: K-7
| 270 students
Rank: #1515.
Cypress Elementary School
Math: 55% | Reading: 56%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
10055 Sweet Bay Ct
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-4500
Grades: PK-5
| 647 students
Rank: #1616.
Moon Lake Elementary School
Math: 61% | Reading: 50%
Rank:
Top 50%
Add to Compare
12019 Tree Breeze Dr
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-4600
Grades: PK-5
| 564 students
Rank: #1717.
Mittye P. Locke Elementary School
Math: 53% | Reading: 49%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
4339 Evans Ave
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-3100
Grades: PK-5
| 481 students
Rank: #1818.
Schrader Elementary School
Math: 48% | Reading: 51%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
11041 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-5900
Grades: PK-5
| 568 students
Rank: #1919.
Cotee River Elementary School
Math: 44% | Reading: 50%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
7515 Plathe Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-3000
Grades: PK-5
| 548 students
Rank: #2020.
Seven Springs Elementary School
Math: 46% | Reading: 49%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
8025 Mitchell Ranch Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 774-9600
Grades: PK-5
| 435 students
Rank: #2121.
James M. Marlowe Elementary School
Math: 51% | Reading: 43%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
5642 Cecelia Dr
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-8600
Grades: PK-5
| 524 students
Rank: #2222.
Gulf Middle School
Magnet School
Math: 52% | Reading: 40%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
6419 Louisiana Ave
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-8000
Grades: 6-8
| 1,005 students
Rank: #2323.
Bayonet Point Middle School
Math: 48% | Reading: 43%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
11125 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 774-7400
Grades: 6-8
| 750 students
Rank: #2424.
Anclote Elementary School
Math: 46% | Reading: 45%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
3610 Madison St
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-3200
Grades: PK-5
| 389 students
Rank: #2525.
Richey Elementary School
Math: 43% | Reading: 45%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
6850 Adams St
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-3500
Grades: PK-5
| 595 students
Rank: #2626.
Gulf High School
Magnet School
Math: 41% | Reading: 41%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
5355 School Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-3300
Grades: 9-12
| 1,450 students
Rank: #2727.
Calusa Elementary School
Math: 34% | Reading: 38%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
7520 Orchid Lake Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-3700
Grades: PK-5
| 495 students
Rank: #2828.
Pace Center For Girls
Alternative School
Math: ≤10% | Reading: 21-39%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
7619 Little Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 849-1901
Grades: 6-12
| 55 students
Rank: #2929.
Schwettman Education Center
Alternative School
Math: ≤20% | Reading: ≤10%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
5520 Grand Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 774-0002
Grades: 6-12
| 85 students
Rank: #3030.
Pepin Academies Of Pasco County
Special Education School
Charter School
Math: 9% | Reading: 13%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
Add to Compare
9804 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 233-2961
Grades: 3-12
| 323 students
Rank: n/an/a
Baycare Behavioral Health
Alternative School
Add to Compare
8132 King Helie Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-1700
Grades: 1-12
| 16 students
Rank: n/an/a
Fred K.
Marchman Technical College
Vocational School
Add to Compare
7825 Campus Dr
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 774-1700
Grades: 9-12
| 1 students
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- Test Scores: Edfacts (U.S. Department of Education), State departments of education.
- Expenditures: National Center for Education Statistics.
- Educational Environment: American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau).
Date(s) & Update Frequency:
- Due to Covid-19, complete standardized testing did not take place during the 2020-2021 academic school year. Test data: Reflects 2018 – 2019 school year.
- Expenditures: 2019
- Educational Environment: 2020 (latest available). Updated annually.
- All data updated June 2022
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Public schools in New Port Richey belong to districts that are headquartered in one or more other communities.
| Pasco School District | Land O’ Lakes, FL Schools |
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| PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOCATED IN New Port Richey | Grades |
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Anclote Elementary School 3610 Madison St New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
PK-05 |
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Athenian Academy Of Technology And The Arts School 3118 Seven Springs Blvd New Port Richey, FL 34655 |
KG-08 |
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Baycare Behavioral Health School 8132 King Helie Blvd New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
01-12 |
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Calusa Elementary School 7520 Orchid Lake Rd New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
PK-05 |
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Chasco Elementary School 7906 Ridge Rd Port Richey, FL 34668 |
PK-05 |
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Chasco Middle School 7702 Ridge Rd Port Richey, FL 34668 |
06-08 |
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Cotee River Elementary School 7515 Plathe Rd New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
PK-05 |
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Cypress Elementary School 10055 Sweet Bay Ct New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
PK-05 |
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Deer Park Elementary School 8636 Trouble Creek Rd New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
PK-05 |
Fred K. Marchman Technical College School7825 Campus Dr New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
09-12 |
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Gulf High School 5355 School Rd New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
09-12 |
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Gulf Middle School 6419 Louisiana Ave New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
06-08 |
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James M. Marlowe Elementary School 5642 Cecelia Dr New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
PK-05 |
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James W. Mitchell High School 2323 Little Rd Trinity, FL 34655 |
09-12 |
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Learning Lodge Academy School 10534 Little Rd New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
KG-07 |
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Longleaf Elementary School 3253 Town Ave New Port Richey, FL 34655 |
PK-05 |
Mittye P. Locke Elementary School4339 Evans Ave New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
PK-05 |
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Moon Lake Elementary School 12019 Tree Breeze Dr New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
PK-05 |
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Odessa Elementary School 12810 Interlaken Rd New Port Richey, FL 34655 |
PK-05 |
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Pace Center For Girls School 7619 Little Road New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
06-12 |
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Pepin Academies Of Pasco County School 9804 Little Rd New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
03-12 |
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Plato Academy Trinity Charter School 8810 Old Country Rd 54 New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
KG-06 |
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Richey Elementary School 6850 Adams St New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
PK-05 |
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River Ridge High School 11646 Town Center Rd New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
09-12 |
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River Ridge Middle School 11646 Town Center Rd New Port Richey, FL 34654 |
06-08 |
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Schwettman Education Center School 5520 Grand Blvd New Port Richey, FL 34652 |
06-12 |
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Seven Springs Elementary School 8025 Mitchell Ranch Rd New Port Richey, FL 34655 |
PK-05 |
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Seven Springs Middle School 2441 Little Rd Trinity, FL 34655 |
06-08 |
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Trinity Elementary School 2209 Duck Slough Blvd New Port Richey, FL 34655 |
PK-05 |
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Trinity Oaks Elementary School 1827 Trinity Oaks Blvd Trinity, FL 34655 |
PK-05 |
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Wendell Krinn Technical High School 7650 Orchid Lake Rd New Port Richey, FL 34653 |
09-12 |
| Pasco School District | Land O’ Lakes, FL Schools |
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Best schools in New Port Richey
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JAMES W. MITCHELL HIGH SCHOOL
- LONGLEAF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- SEVEN SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL
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- WENDELL KRINN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
- PLATO ACADEMY TRINITY CHARTER SCHOOL
- RIVER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
- DEER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
MITCHELL HIGH SCHOOL
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Popular Communities Near New Port Richey FL
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Top 3 Best Private Schools in New Port Richey, FL (2022-23)
For the 2022-23 school year, there are 12 private schools serving 1,209 students in New Port Richey, FL (there are 32 public schools, serving 21,469 public students).
5% of all K-12 students in New Port Richey, FL are educated in private schools compared to the FL state average of 13%.
The best top ranked private schools in New Port Richey, FL include Elfers Christian School, Millennium Academy and First Christian Academy.
The average acceptance rate is 87%, which is higher than the Florida private school average acceptance rate of 85%.
58% of private schools in New Port Richey, FL are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Baptist).
Top Ranked New Port Richey Private Schools (2022-23)
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Location
Grades
Students
Elfers Christian School
(Baptist)
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5630 Olympia St
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 845-0235
Grades: NS-12
| 291 students
First Christian Academy
(Christian)
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6800 Trouble Creek Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 943-7411
Grades: NS-8
| 284 students
Millennium Academy
Special Program Emphasis
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10005 Ridge Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 845-8150
Grades: K-12
| 93 students
The Rainbow Tree Christian School
(Christian)
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4917 State Road 54
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 845-8998
Grades: K-8
| 48 students
Adventist Christian Academy
(Seventh Day Adventist)
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(1)
4416 Thys Road
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 842-8919
Grades: PK-11
| 69 students
Dream Academy Schools
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6014 US Highway 19
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 900-5186
Grades: K-12
| n/a students
Esther’s School New Port Richey
Special Education School (Christian)
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5418 Madison St
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 312-3760
Grades: K-12
| 29 students
Genesis Preparatory School
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(4)
7710 Osteen Rd.
New Port Richey, FL 34653
(727) 846-8407
Grades: 6-12
| 48 students
Genesis School
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8100 Mitchell Ranch Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
(727) 372-9333
Grades: PK-5
| 169 students
Little Sunshine Preschool
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9316 Little Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34654
(727) 868-9100
Grades: PK-2
| 63 students
New Beginnings Baptist Academy
(Baptist)
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5940 Massachusetts Ave
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 848-4593
Grades: K-12
| 59 students
New Covenant Christian School
(Christian)
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Po Box 1283
New Port Richey, FL 34656
(727) 939-9400
Grades: K-8
| 56 students
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New Port Richey, Florida Private Schools (Closed)
School
Location
Grades
Students
Genesis School (Closed 2016)
6609 River Rd
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 845-1111
Grades: PK-5
| 169 students
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Pasco County, Florida
Pasco County is a county located on the west central coast of the US state of Florida. According to the 2010 Census, the population was 464,697. [1] this county seat is Dade City, [2] and its largest city is New Port Richey. The county is named after Samuel Pascoe.
Pasco County is part of Tampa – St. Petersburg – Pure Water Tampa Bay area and primarily a bedroom community for Tampa.
It includes numerous parks and trails along rivers, the Gulf of Mexico, lakes, and freeways from highways and railroads. Several naturist resorts are located in Pasco. West Pasco includes retirement areas, commercial fishing, and the Tampa suburbs.
Suncoast Parkway and also US 19, US 41, US 98, US 301, and I-75 pass through Pasco. The county is immediately west of Polk County, north of Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, and south of Hernando and Sumter counties.
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Geography
- 2.1 neighboring districts
- 3 Demography
- 4 Government and politics
- 5 Transport
- 5.1 Aviation
- 5.2 Bus message
- 5.4 Main roads
- 6 Education
- 6.1 Universities
- 6.2 Secondary schools
- 6.3 Primary schools
- 6.4 Center for Special Education
- 6.5 Private schools
- 6.6 Colleges and universities
- 6.7 libraries
- 6.7 libraries
- 6.7.1.1 Pasco County Library Cooperative Libraries
- . 1 Pasco County Library Cooperative
- 6.7.2 New Port Richey Public Library
- 8. 1 City
- 8.2 Gorodka
- 8.3 marked in the census of place
- 8.4 Norpolar communities
1 City History
US Senator Samuel Pasco
Pasco County was created on June 2, 1887, from the southern third of Hernando County. The same legislation created Citrus County from the northern third of Hernando County. The county was named after Samuel Pasco, who had just been elected to the US Senate. [3]
The city of Dade was named the temporary county seat until a popular vote was taken in 1889, when the electors made the city of Dade the permanent county seat. As early as 1917, the people of the western part of the county proposed to form a separate county or merge with Pinellas County, since Dade City was not at the center of the county. The problem was finally solved in the late 1970s when identical government centers were built in Dade City and New Port Richey.
The earliest towns were Ancloth, Blanton, Dade City, Ernestville, Fort Dade (not to be confused with Fort Dade on Egmont Key), Macon (Trilby), Lacoochee, Saint Lion, [4] and San Antonio. Citrus was an important industry when the county was formed, although a decline followed in 1895 for the county. Several large sawmills operated in the county in the early 20th century. During the Florida land boom in the 1920s, New Port Richey became the winter home of a silent film star. Thomas Meighan and golfer Jean Sarazen; Meygan tried to bring other Hollywood figures to the city. From 19In the 1960s, the county experienced a significant population growth. Growth began along the Gulf coast, but is now happening most rapidly in areas north of Tampa.
Geography
According to the US Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 868 square miles (2250 km 2 ), of which 747 square miles (1930 km 2 ) is land and 122 square miles (320 km 2 ) ) (14.
0%) – water. [5]
Part of East Pasco County has hilly terrain with elevations of 100 to 160 feet (30 to 49m), as well as San Antonio and St. Leo.
neighboring districts
- County Ernando -k Severnando
- District Samter -K North -East
- District Regiment -Southeast
- County Kollsboro -South
Pinellas -South -West
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There were 147,566 households out of which 23.50% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.60% were married couples living together, 8.90% were females living with no husband present, and 32.90% don’t have a family. 27.30% of all households were made up of individuals and 15.90% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.30 and the average family size is 2.77.
In the county, the population was spread out, with 20.20% under the age of 18, 5.80% from 18 to 24, 24.10% from 25 to 44, 23.10% from 45 to 64, and 26 .80% age 65 or older. The average age was 45 years. For every 100 women, there were 92.20 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 89.10 men.
The median household income in the county was $32,969 and the median family income was $39,568. Men had a median income of $30,974 compared to $23,802 for women. The per capita income for the county was $18,439. About 7.60% of families and 10.
70% of the population were below the poverty line, including 15.20% of those under 18 and 7.70% of those 65 and over.
Government and politics
Although the county seat is in Dade City, duplicate county government offices and court offices are also located in the New Port Richey area on the county’s west side.
Politically, the district has been a zone of fluctuations for the last quarter of a century. However, three of the last four elections have had a pronounced Republican character in presidential elections, with the exception of 2008. Although the Republican Party had a majority in 2008, this was much less than in the previous 2004 elections or the subsequent 2012 and 2016 elections.
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24 % 4.562 .0382 2,375
89% 1,166 
22% 471 Transport
Aviation
- Zephyrhills Municipal Airport (ZPH) [13] Airport 9002 pilots0005 [14]
- Tampa North Aero Park (X39) [15]
- Hidden Lake Estates Airport (FA40, private airport near Moon Lake) [16]
Public transportation Pasco County provides bus service within Pasco County. [17]
Railroads
CSX operates three rail lines in the county. Dade City and Zephyrhills are served by a line from Plant City. Amtrak previously provided passenger rail service to Dade City on this line, but the stop was discontinued in late 2004. [18] The other two lines include the Brooksville Subdivision which runs near US 41 and the Vitis Subdivision which runs southeast to Lakeland.
Notable abandoned rail lines include the former Atlantic Coast Railroad branch line northwest of Trilacoochee (formerly Owensboro Junction), which became part of the Whitlacoochie State Trail, the Seaside Air Line segment, the railroad branch line stretching from Zephyrhills to Trilacoochee, another line along the eastern side of US 301 which extended from Sulfur Springs to Zephyrhills, part of the Orange Belt which became the Atlantic Coast Railroad which ran from St.
Petersburg and entered the county in what is today Trinity in Trilby (abandoned in the early to mid 1970s) and a branch of the marine airline that ran through Holiday, Elves and New Port Richey. This line was truncated to Elfers in 1943. Tracks from Elfers and Chemical (an industrial area in the extreme southwest of the county along the Ancloth River west of the holiday) Tarpon Springs were removed in the late 1980s, leaving the western half of the county without rail service.
Major roads
See also: List of county roads in Pasco County, Florida
- Interstate 75 runs north and south through the eastern part of the county. Once an important connection point with Tampa, I-75 has been made obsolete for western residents of Suncoast County Parkway.
- Suncoast Parkway enters the county in the south halfway between Gunn Highway and US 41 and ends at the far north end of the county at County Line Road (exit 37). Suncoast Parkway is a newly built toll road that connects Pasco County to Hillsborough County. where it becomes the Veterans Expressway and heads straight for Tampa International Airport before reaching Interstate 275. At SR 589There are four exits from Pasco County: SR 54 (Exit 19), the Ridge Road Extension (future Exit 24), SR 52 (Exit 27), and County Line Road (Exit 37).
- U.S. Route 19 is a major commercial hub located near the Gulf of Mexico on the western edge of the county, and is used as the main connecting route to cities on Florida’s west coast, including Tarpon Springs, Dunedin, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg to the south, and also Spring Hill, Vicki Wachi, Homosassa, and Crystal River to the north.
- Alternate 19 is a former portion of US 19 that runs closer to the Gulf of Mexico in Pinellas and southern Pasco County than US 19. passing through Central Pasco County. It enters the county from Lutz in Hillsborough County and serves as a trading strip across much of the Land o’ Lakes. Further north, the road becomes more rural, passing through Gowers Corner and eventually entering the city of Masaryktown on the Hernando County line.
- US Route 98 runs northwest and southeast from Hernando County to Polk County. Concurrent with US 301 between Trilakuchi and Clinton Heights.
- US Route 301 (Fort King Highway/Gall Boulevard) is a major south–north US highway in eastern Pasco County. It enters the county from Hillsborough River State Park in Hillsborough County and becomes the main road to Zephyrhills, Clinton Heights, and Dade City. North of Dade City, the road passes Trilacoochee and Trilby before entering Ridge Manor in Hernando County at the bridge over the Whitlacoochie River.
- State Road 39 runs northwest and southeast from Factory City at US 301 at Zephyrhills
- County Road 41 (Fort King Highway/17th Street/21st Street/Blanton Road) starts as hidden a state road along US 301 until it forks northwest as the Zephyrhills bypass and runs parallel to US 301 until it reaches Dade City. From here, it moves further west through Blanton and Jessamine, and after crossing I-75, it turns back north into rural Hernando County, where it becomes CR 541.
- County Line Road (CR 578) is a major county road that runs entirely along the border with Hernando County, beginning in the 19th US Ward, crossing the Suncoast Parkway and ending at Highway 41. Due to increased congestion, it is planned to upgrade it from two to four lanes and possibly widen it from a county road to a state road.
- State Road 52 (Colonel Schroeder Memorial Highway) an east–west route that runs primarily through the center of the county from US 19at Bayonet Point to US 98–301 in Dade City.
- State Road 54 (Gunn Highway/Fifth Avenue) is another east–west road that runs through southern Pasco County, from US 19 near Holiday to US 301 in Zephyrhills.
- State Road 56 is an east-west route that extends from SR 54 near Land o’ Lakes, east of Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and the new Pasco State College-Hernando campus at Wesley Chapel. Road built in 2002, planned from 2016 to be extended to US 301 south of Zephyrhills.
- State Road 575 is the northernmost state road in Pasco County.
- Bruce B. Downs Boulevard
- Rowan Road / East Lake Road (CR 77)
- Dale Mabry Highway
- Moon Lake Road / Decubellis Road / Massachusetts Avenue (CR 587) (N)
- Gunn Highway ( CR 587) (S) is a short north-south extension of Gunn Highway (SR 54) that passes through North Hillsborough County towards Dale Mabry Highway and Bush Boulevard.
- Little Road (CR 1) is a major four to six lane county road in western Pasco County bypassing US 19between southeast Aripek and Trinity.
- Trinity Boulevard (CR 996)
where it becomes the Veterans Expressway and heads straight for Tampa International Airport before reaching Interstate 275. At SR 589There are four exits from Pasco County: SR 54 (Exit 19), the Ridge Road Extension (future Exit 24), SR 52 (Exit 27), and County Line Road (Exit 37). 
Education
Public schools in the county are operated by the Pasco County School.
The District has experienced an explosive growth in student enrollment, from 46,458 students in 1999-2000 to 65,126 students in 2007-2008, i.e. by 18,668 people, or by 40.2%. The projected enrollment for 2007–2008 was 64,674, meaning actual enrollment was 452 above projection. [19] [20] [ needs to be updated ] The school district has grown by 2,489 or 5.
4% annually, resulting in the construction of one new school per year. [ need quote ] Recruitment in 2017 – up to 73538 people.
High School
- Ancloth High School – Bank Holiday
- Cypress Creek High School – Wesley Chapel
- Thebean High School – Hudson
- Persian Gulf High School – New Port Richey
- Hudson High School – Hudson
- J. W. Mitchell High School – New Port Richey
- Land o’ Lakes High School – Land of the Lakes
- Pasco eSchool
- Pasco High School – Dade City
- Ridge High School Port Richey
- River Ridge High School – New Port Richey
- Sunlake High School – Land of the Lakes
- Wesley Chapel High School – Wesley Chapel
- Wiregrass Ranch High School Daytime – Wesley Chapel
- Zephyrhills High School – Zephyrhills
High Schools
- Bayonet Point High School – New Port Richey
- Centennial High School – Dade City
- Crews Lake High School – Spring Hill
- Cypress Creek High School – Wesley Chapel
- Dr. John Long High School – Wesley Chapel
- Arabian Gulf High School – New Port Richey
- Hudson High School – Hudson
- Pasco eSchool
- Pasco High School – Dade City
- Paul R. Smith High School – Vacation
- Pine View High School – Land o’ Lakes
- High School – New River Ridge Port Richey
- Raymond B. Stewart Middle School – Zephyrhills
- Seven Springs Middle School – New Port Richey
- Thomas E. Weightman Middle School – Wesley Chapel
90 High School 9019 Charles S.
Rush High School – Land of the Lakes 9010 Chasco – Port Richey
Elementary Schools
- Ancloth Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Bexley Elementary School – Land o’ Lakes
- C. W. Taylor Elementary School – Zephyrhills
- Calus Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Centennial Elementary School – Dade City
- Chasco Elementary School – Port Richey
- Connerton Elementary School – Land of Lakes
- Coty River Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Cypress Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Deer Park Elementary School – New -Port Richie
- Denham Oaks Elementary School – Lutz
- Two Branch Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- Fox Hollow Elementary School – Port Richey
- Gulf Highlands Elementary School – Port Richey
- Gulfside Gulf Trace0 Elementary School – Holiday
- Elementary School – Holiday
- Hudson Elementary School – Hudson
- J. M. Marlow Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Lakuchi Elementary School – Dade City
- Lake Myrtle Elementary School – Land o’ Lakes
- Longleaf Elementary School – New Port Richey
- M. P. Locke Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Mary Jella Elementary School – Shady Hills
- Moon Lake Elementary School – New Port Richey
- New River Elementary School – Chapel Wesley
- Northwest Elementary School – Hudson
- Oxted Elementary School – Land O Lakes
- Odessa Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Pasco Elementary School – Dade City
- Elementary Pine View School – Land o’ Lakes
- Quail Hollow Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- R. B. Cox Elementary School – Dade City
- Ritchie Elementary School – New Port Richey
- San Antonio Elementary School – Dade City
- Sand Pine Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- Sanders Memorial Elementary School – Land of Lakes
- Schroeder Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Seven Oaks Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- Seven Springs Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Shady Hills Elementary School – Spring Hill
- Sunray Elementary School – Holiday
- Trinity Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Trinity Oaks Elementary School – New Port Richey
- Veterans Primary School – Wesley Chapel
- Watergrass School – Wesley Chapel
- Wesley Chapel Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- West Zephyrhills Elementary School – Zephyrhills
- Wiregrass Elementary School – Wesley Chapel
- Woodland Elementary School – Zephyrhills
M. Marlow Elementary School – New Port Richey Special Education Centers
- F. C. Marchman Technical College – New Port Richey
- Harry Schwettman Education Center – New Port Richey
- James Irvine Education Center 9020 Dade5
Private Schools
- Academy on the Lakes (JK–12) – Land of the Lakes
- Bishop Larkin Catholic School (EC–8) – Port Richey
- Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School (9-12) – Spring Hill
- Center Academy (4-12) – Lutz
- East Pasco Adventist Academy (K-10) – Dade City
- First Christian Academy (K-8) – New Port Richey
- Genesis Preparatory School (6-12) – New Port Richey
- St. Anthony Catholic School (K-8) – San Antonio
Colleges & Universities
- Pasco State College – Hernando
- Rasmussen College
University Saint Leo
- Trinity College of Florida
- Webster College
C. Marchman Technical College – New Port Richey Libraries
Pasco County Library Cooperative
B The Pasco County Library Cooperative (PCLC) is a public library system serving Pasco County residents.
[21] It consists of seven branch libraries and one collaborating partner, Zephyrhills Public Library. [22] The Pasco County Libraries budget for fiscal year 2016-2017 was $6,205,291. During this period, Pasco Libraries distributed 2,623,024 copies. [23] The Head of Library Services reports to the Assistant District Administrator for Public Services. [24]
Library cooperative libraries of the PASCO
- Library branch Centennial Park [25]
- Gudzon library [26] 9000
- Library of the Hugh Embri [27] 9000 9000
- Landi ‘Lakes [28]
- New River Branch Library [29]
- Library of the branch of the Region Park [30]
- Library of the Southern Holidei branch [31]
- Public Library of Zefyrhilles [32]
Public library of New Port-Richi
in the Public Library of Newc -Port Richey [33] is located in the New Port Richey area of Pasco County.
It is the only public library in Pasco County that is not part of the Pasco County Library Cooperative. Since the library is independent, it issues its own library cards. The cards are free to all Pasco County residents and to those who pay property taxes in the City of New Port Richey. Free cards are also given to library members who have mutual borrowing agreements with the NPR library. [34]
Parks and Recreation
Recreation areas include Hudson Beach, New Port Richey Recreation and Water Sports Center, Odessa Community Park, Moon Lake Park, Land o’ Lakes Heritage Park, Land o Recreation Complex ‘Lakes, Veterans Memorial Park, J. Ben Harrill Recreation Complex, Jay Starkey Preserve, Werner Boys Salt Springs State Park, Suncoast Trail section, Whitlacoochee State Trail section, Conner Preserve, Cypress Creek Preserve, Whitlacoochee River Park, and Wildlife Park Nature Crews Lake. [35] Kayaking, canoeing, sailing, powerboating, water skiing and fishing are popular along the coast and large areas have been spared from development.
Ecological lands acquired for conservation include: Sandhills Aripeca Game Reserve, Boy Scout Game Reserve, Cypress Creek Game Reserve, Pasco County, Leaping Gully Game Reserve, Pasco Palm Tree Game Reserve, Tierra del Sol Game Reserve, and Upper Pitlajascotia Game Reserve.
Communities
Incorporated municipalities of Pasco County. The numbers correspond to the list on the left.
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- New Port-Richi (2)
- Port Richi (3)
- San Antonio (4)
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He really has something to offer everyone. Jacksonville, Florida was ranked the sixth best place to retire in 2020 by US News & World Report, which also noted the city’s accessibility to public transportation, low unemployment, and diverse cultural and aesthetic features.
Low cost of living and favorable tax environment with no state income tax, food and drug benefits, comparatively low sales tax, and virtually no estate or inheritance tax.
Some pensioners may also be eligible for property tax benefits. Jacksonville, Florida also has good weather, with an average summer temperature of 82.2°F and a winter low of 56.7°F.
And with its many positives, Jacksonville attracts visitors of all ages. You’ll find a blend of generations that helps keep life vibrant and vibrant: 14% of the population is over 65 and 25% is under 20.
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Gainesville
Living in Gainesville, Florida is a smart option for the best places to retire in Florida on a budget.
Compared to the national average, the cost of living in the city is 8.7% lower, which is a big advantage if you are moving from a more expensive location.
Expect a comfortable life on an annual salary of $58,000. You can also take advantage of no state income tax by living in the sunny state. The extra money you’ve been saving adds up quickly and can be used for a down payment on your ideal home in Gainesville.
Gainesville has some of the best medical facilities in the country and health care costs are also 1% lower than the national average.
Gainesville’s economic advantages are highlighted by its average daily temperature of 70°F and its strategic location close to the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts.
Pensioners are attracted by areas with convenient transport interchange. Greater Gainesville attracts retirees with its top-rated bike lanes, 40 city bus lines, and the Gainesville Regional Airport.
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Lake District
Living and retiring in Lakeland is very cheap. The cost of living in Lakeland is about 13% lower than the national average, and the city’s per capita income is about 30% lower.
In addition to being lower in Lakeland property taxes than many other cities in Florida, they are about $427 less than the national average of $2,375. In addition, Lakeland has no state income tax and a low 7.0% sales tax.
If you’re thinking about retiring in this 38-lake inland Florida region, waterfront property doesn’t have to be expensive.
Although only an hour from Orlando and Tampa, Lakeland offers much more affordable housing than these larger cities.
The average monthly mortgage payment for retirees in Lakeland is $1,251. Tenants pay an average of $978 per month. Lakeland retirees benefit from a pleasant winter, but they also have to deal with hot summers and high air conditioning costs.
Property values in Lakeland, Florida range from under $100,000 to over $288,000, with the average home value overall being around $1,000,000.
As a result, it is clear that everyone can find something. 4.
Fort Myers
Fort Myers, Florida’s low cost of living is just one of the city’s many advantages. Life in Fort Myers appeals to young professionals, families and seniors with a cost of living that is 6% lower than the state average and 4% lower than the national average.
Considered one of the fastest growing cities in the country, the city has experienced both rapid growth and rising housing costs in recent years.
However, despite all this expansion, the cost of housing is still considered to be lower than the national average.
Living in Fort Myers offers residents all the benefits of Southwest Florida at a lower cost. With a small town vibe and a growing downtown area, more and more visitors are drawn to the area by nearby restaurants and businesses.
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Cape Coral
Many people think Florida is expensive to live in, but Cape Coral is surprisingly inexpensive.
In this beautiful area, living costs are much cheaper than throughout the country. In addition, the government does not levy income tax, inheritance tax, inheritance tax, or tax on intangible property. Additionally, a sales tax of 6-7.5 percent is levied.
Cape Coral scores highly for its reputation for safety and a 7 out of 10 for pricing.
All older people make up about 20% of the population. This is arguably the best area in Florida to retire on a budget.
You may be interested to know that it is not true what people say that this is an expensive area to live or retire. You can freely choose from a variety of accommodation options that suit any budget.
The economy of Cape Coral is mainly related to the medical sector. This indicates that access to health care is easy.
Hospitals are located in Cape Coral and Fort Myers as part of Lee Health, the largest healthcare system in Southwest Florida.
Veterans can get health care at the Lee County Virginia Health System located on Diplomat Parkway.
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Kissimmee, FL
The cost of living is 10% below the national average. The typical wages in the area, your career and the local real estate market can influence how much it costs to live there.
The region boasts a booming tourism-based economy with low unemployment and income levels comparable to the national average due to its attractiveness and strategic location.
The city offers a wide range of accommodation to suit all budgets. The cost of living in Kissimmee is lower than Florida and the national average due to below average wages and housing costs.
A typical house costs $173,000 and is home to about 73,000 people.
Kissimmee’s housing costs are 29% less than the national average and utilities are 5% below the norm.
Gas prices and transportation costs, such as bus fares, are 1% higher than the national average. The cost of health care in Kissimmee is 4% less than the national average.
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New Port Richey, FL
Florida is known for being a retirement haven.
Compared to the national average, the cost of living is 8% cheaper, which is why it made our list of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget. His tax rate is lower than the national average. The city’s median estimated tax rate is 14.6 percent, lower than most of Florida and giving retirees the opportunity to live more comfortably than elsewhere.
Seniors make up 25.5% of New Port Richey’s population, which means that retirees make up over a quarter of the city’s population. As a result, there are many senior discounts, senior programs, and social opportunities.
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Edgewater
Edgewater is a distinctive city that contains both a landlocked area bordering I-95 and a piece of waterfront property.
Daytona Beach and Orlando are less than an hour away by car and are great for a day trip or commute.
Edgewater offers a variety of facilities that naturally encourage outdoor activities. Fishing is a popular activity at George R.
Kennedy Memorial Park and the region has some of the best campgrounds in the state. Boating is another favorite pastime and a viable industry. Veterans Park is a recreation area where you can fish from the pier and have a picnic. Whistle Stop Park provides everything you could possibly need if you’re looking for a little more.
In addition to the Little League and adult baseball fields, there are racquetball, basketball and tennis courts. In addition, there is a skate park, a picnic area and a buffet, so you will always have something to do.
Edgewater has other natural attractions if you’re looking for them. There are many prehistoric sites where you can see archaeological finds of Native American ceremonial sites. If you move to Edgewater, there is much to discover.
With an average rent of $950 per month and an average house price of $194,000, all of these benefits are available at a reasonable cost of living.
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St. Petersburg, FL
Although life by the sea in such a bustling city may seem expensive, St.
Petersburg is quite acceptable. This is one of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget because the cost of housing in Florida is 7% lower than the national average and 29% lower than the national average! So you can find great properties at an affordable price when you look at properties.
In addition, the absence of state income tax is one of the many benefits of migrating to Florida. Living in a place with no income tax can be a huge advantage.
Your dream property in a new city can be purchased with the entire monthly income saved.
Average annual salary of $77,000 recommended for a comfortable life, which is cheaper than living in Tampa.
It is believed that the cost of living, food and even entertainment here is lower than in other cities of the same size.
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Dade City, FL
The cost of living is 13% lower than the national average. The cheapest place to live in Florida might be Dade City.
With a typical property price of $122,600 and an average income of $29,000.
Another suburban city in Tampa is Dade City, which is ideal for those who want to live in a larger area while working in the city. Ocala or Orlando National Forest are weekend tour options for locals. Children and adults can enjoy numerous nature walks and fresh springs.
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Titusville
Titusville, located on the Atlantic coast of the state, with a median household income of $40,000 and an median property value of $160,800.
Due to its proximity to Cape Canaveral, Titusville is home to some of the largest employers, including NASA and SpaceX.
Compared to Cocoa Beach, which has higher property prices and an increasing number of tourists every year, Titusville is considered a more economical option.
Titusville is a popular destination for people who appreciate cruising because it is also close to Port Canaveral.
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Homosassa Springs, FL
The cost of living is 15% lower than the national average.
Tampa Bay is located north of Homosassa Springs. The median home price is $152,500 and the median income is $28,000. Although this city is smaller and located in the more rural part of the state, it is nevertheless easy to get to the center of Tampa in search of work and entertainment.
Some of the least expensive places to live in Florida can be found in Homosas and the nearby Crystal River area. They are known for having many manatees.
Tourists come from all over the state to snorkel with these gentle giants, fueling Homosass’ thriving tourism industry.
Between the springs and the beaches, there is a lot of nature to appreciate.
This community is close to Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, home to Florida’s famous mermaid show.
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Tallahassee, FL
Students and retirees can afford affordable living in Florida’s capital. With over 40,000 students and located on the Tallahassee campus, Florida State University offers free auditing courses for Florida adults aged 60 and over.
Retirees may enjoy attending on-campus sporting events such as football matches. In Tallahassee, mortgage real estate costs an average of $1,358 per month.
The median monthly rent for an apartment is $991. This city in northern Florida is not on the water, although it is located near the Apalachian Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Ocala, Florida
A less expensive option for Florida’s seaside towns is Ocala. This inner Florida city is characterized by moderate housing costs and a cheap cost of living.
In Ocala, the average cost of a home mortgage is only $1,099 per month. The rent is much more affordable, with an average monthly cost of $896.
Florida has no state income tax, so working retirees keep most of their earnings.
Ocal’s most notable features are the award-winning horses, as well as equestrian events and competitions. The community is an excellent base from which to explore the Ocala National Forest.
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Pensacola, FL
Consider escaping to Pensacola if you’re looking for an economical Florida beach retirement. This western Florida city is close to the Gulf of Mexico and Alabama’s border with Pensacola Bay.
Retirement years can be spent fishing, sailing or walking on white sand beaches in search of dolphins and sea turtles.
Pensacola Beach, Perdido Key and Gulf Islands National Seashore are some of the nearby beaches.
Therefore, it made our list of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget. Tenants pay an average of $1,015 per month, while the typical cost of owning a mortgage is $1,305.
Florida has no state income tax, which is beneficial for people who intend to work until retirement.
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Daytona Beach, FL
Daytona Beach offers affordable beachfront retirement living.
The median monthly mortgage payment for homeowners is $1,282. In Daytona Beach, the median rent for an apartment is $1,076 per month.
NASCAR is headquartered in this vibrant city, which also hosts several major motorsports events regularly, so don’t plan for a quiet retirement here. Even some of the white sandy beaches can be driven by car.
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Palm Bay
The city was first known as Tillman, and in 19In the 1920s, Palm Bay was named after its sabal palms.
The “Space Coast”, comprising Melbourne, Titusville and Palm Bay, consists of an extensive and complex network of barrier islands, beaches and coastal communities.
This is because Cape Canaveral and the John F. Kennedy Space Center are located on the northernmost major barrier islands.
With an average home price of just over $90,000, Palm Bay’s two main industries – telecommunications and technology – are expanding, but the area is very accessible.
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Melbourne
Another city on the Atlantic coast with quick access to Cape Canaveral is Melbourne. Orlando is an hour away and Miami is a three hour drive from Melbourne.
Like most cities in Florida, this city has a significant tourist population, but it also has a thriving local community. The median house price in Melbourne is $195,000 and the median wage is $40,000.
Although Melbourne has a median age of 45, young people have recently moved here as a result of the city’s rapid expansion over the past ten years.
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Mount Dora
Mount Dora may be the best place for you if you enjoy spending time in charming antique shops or driving through blossoming orange groves. The median property price in Mount Dora is $234,000 and the median income is $48,000.
You can spend your weekends boating or snorkeling in the local fresh springs because Mount Dora is surrounded by lakes. For easy access to amusement parks and the airport, it is north of Orlando. Despite the average age of 51, Mount Dora has enough charm to please everyone.
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Dunedin
Dunedin is a tiny Gulf Coast town north of Clearwater with quick access to Tampa and St.
Petersburg. Dunedin’s is one of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget, with an average annual income of $46,000 and an average property value of approximately $254,000.
Dunedin’s population is generally older, but this is beginning to change.
This small village has become a center for artisans and craft breweries. What do you think of these best places to retire? Florida on a budget?
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This record was held by Elizabeth Bolinger of Iowa. Thanks to a record score of 100 songs in the games ”Just Dance” and ”Dance Central”, the girl got into the Guinness Book of Records for gamers.
2. The smallest dog
A defenseless, gentle, sweet creature, but known to the whole world – a Yorkshire terrier named Lucy – the smallest dog in the world.
Her height is 14 centimeters. 3. The largest number of Christmas illuminations at home
Residents of the town of Forrest Ekt (Australia) were able to create such beauty. David and Jane Richards decorated their home and yard with 331,038 holiday lights.
4. The smallest woman in the world
18 year old Jyotish Amge is the smallest woman on the planet. Her height is 62.7 centimeters.
5. The largest gathering of people dressed as leprechauns
Can you imagine 262 leprechauns, evil, scary?.. A terrible picture? But in vain! That’s how many leprechauns gathered at the Grand Canal Theater in Dublin, but they were all extremely sweet and friendly 🙂
6. The maximum number of people that fit in one shorts
A funny record, but that doesn’t stop it from being a record. It was installed in Canary Wharf (London). On November 17, 2011, 57 people fit in the well-known piece of underwear.
Apparently, it is not very convenient to share such a personal thing with another 56 people. 7. The longest chain of kisses
This record, as for me, is very positive. 351 people November 11, 2011 created a chain of kisses. Such a record had the opportunity to observe the residents of Beijing.
8. Most arrows caught blindfolded in two minutes
I just can’t imagine how this could have been done! But Joe Alexander, a resident of Hamburg, managed to catch four arrows in four minutes with his eyes closed.
9. Most popcorn caught with two hands
Maybe try it for yourself? I think setting this record was fun. In one minute, Joe Alexander, already familiar to us, caught 26 things.
10. The oldest yoga instructor
I personally respect and admire the author of this record. Bernice Mary Bates of Florida is 91 years old and is the oldest yoga instructor.
11. Massive hula hoop workout
The workout was attended by 221 students from Longleaf Elementary School in New Port Richey, Florida. It must have been a lot of fun.
12. The most massive dance Soul Train
Do you like to dance? Have you ever danced Soul Train?
I am convinced that this record was set by real fans of this dance. 211 students from Berkeley, California showed the world how to dance the real Soul Train.
13. The most massive tea drinking
That’s something, but I wouldn’t refuse tea now! Would you like to take part in the mass tea party that took place in Esseki? 334 people became participants in the record.
14. The largest Zumba fitness class
Such a class with the participation of 1439 people took place last year in the Netherlands.
15. The shortest relatives
22-year-old Bridget Jordan (author of many records) and her 20-year-old brother Brad got into the Book as the shortest relatives.
16. The tallest dog
Her name is Nova and she lives in Illinois. The height of the record holder is 89.2 centimeters, and its weight is 72.5 kilograms.
17. The longest chocolate bar
The author of this record is Mirco Della Veccia, he also created the largest chocolate sculpture and the tallest ice cream. His latest achievement is a 15-meter chocolate bar weighing 6.8 kilograms.
18. Most steps climbed by a dog from top to bottom facing forward with a glass of water.
19. Least time spent getting into a suitcase
Would you be able to get into suitcases in 5.43 seconds? Leslie Tipton succeeded – and now she is known for her achievement to the whole world.
20. The longest career in the theater
For some, work is just a way to earn money, for others it is a whole life. As, for example, for a veteran of the Israeli theater Hannah Maron.
She has been performing on the theater stage for 83 years. 21. The smallest cat in the world
Fitz Girl Munchkin has a height of 15.2 centimeters. And this allows her to be called the lowest cat on the planet.
22. The largest pizza available for sale
If you are in Los Angeles, you can personally check the truth of this record. Indeed, in the menu of Big Mama’s and Papa’s Pizzeria there is a pizza, all sides of which are 123 centimeters long. The price of such an order is 199.99 dollars. But keep in mind – it must be ordered 24 hours in advance.
This is not a complete list of records. In the next article, I will tell you about the longest nails and ears, the largest violin, the longest cat, the largest Afro hairstyle, how many times you can climb through a tennis racket within 3 minutes, and much more. Stay on the Holler’s Portal! =)
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John Legg is a Republican politician who has been a member of the Florida Senate since 2012, representing the 17th district, which includes Tampa and Zephyrhills in northwest Hillsborough County and south Pasco County .
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History
Legg were born in Brooksville and PASCOUT PASCO, received degree an associate degree in 1994 and then the University of South Florida with a degree in social work in 1995. In 1998, Legg joined State Representative Heather Fiorentino as Director of Human Resources, a position he will hold until 2001. Legg was a founding member of Dayspring Academy, a charter school in Pasco County, in 2000. [1] where he taught in middle and high school. [2]
Florida House of Representatives
In 2002, Republican State Representative Mike Fasano failed to seek reelection due to term limits. Legge ran to succeed him in the 45th arrondissement, which extended from Dunedin to New Port Richey into Pasco County and Pinellas County.
Legge clashed with Tom Anderson, the mayor of Dunedin, in the Republican initial. Anderson ended up defeating Legg by a wide margin, with 55% of the vote to Legg’s 45%. [3] When State Representative Heather Fiorentino decided to run for Superintendent of Schools in Pasco County instead of seeking re-election, Legg ran after her in the 46th district, which stretched from New Port Richey to the Shady Hills in the west of the county. Pasco. Legge faced attorney John Stewart in the Republican primary and argued for his promise to “defend life and the integrity of marriage” and his support for improving the quality of public education, while Stewart focused on protecting the environment and limiting medical malpractice lawsuits. [2] During the campaign, Stewart was attacked by an outside group for allegedly supporting driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants and opposing the then governor. Jeb Bush reformed Russia’s education, an attack which Stewart condemned and which Legg said he did not support.
[4] Legg eventually won the nomination with 54% of the vote to Stewart’s 46%, [5] and advanced to the general election where he faced Dee Thomas, a physical therapist and Democratic nominee. The Florida Democratic Party and the Florida Republican Party were both heavily invested in the race, given that a two-thirds Republican majority in the State House was under threat. Although the district voted for Al Gore in the 2000 Presidential Election, [6] Legg defeated Thomas by a wide margin, winning 56% of the vote to her 44%. [7] Legg was re-elected unopposed in 2006. In 2008, he ran into Ron Rice, a Chistaya Voda land surveyor and Democratic Party candidate, and John Ubele, a white nationalist organization member and independent candidate. During the campaign, Legge faced a minor scandal when it was discovered that Legge maintained two residences, one inside the borough and one outside the borough where he lived with his new wife.
Given that legislators are required to live in the areas they represent, Rice said, “I think it’s hard for Mr. Legg to choose between a family and a political career.” [8] At the Tampa Bay Times supported Legg’s re-election, praising him as “a strong supporter of consumers and the elderly” and noting that while Rice was “an affable defender of the working class”, his experience was less significant than Legg’s. . [9] Legge was eventually re-elected for a third term, ahead of his opponents, with 58% of the vote to Rice’s 39% and Ubele’s 3%. [10] Legg was re-elected to his fourth and final term unopposed in 2010. Florida Senate
In 2012, following a reconfiguration of state legislatures, Legg, unable to run for a fifth term in the House of Representatives due to term limits, decided to run for reelection. Florida Senate. He originally planned to run in the 18th district and would run into a wealthy egg farmer. Wilton Simpson in primary.
Legge ultimately resigned from the 18th district, however he chose to run in the 17th district instead, challenging the Republicans. State Senator Jim Norman in the primary. [11] Norman, however, ultimately refused to run for another term, and Legg faced former state representative Rob Wallace and security consultant John Korsak in the primaries. [12] At the Tampa Bay Times endorsed Legg, citing his “ability to reach consensus” to solve problems, though noting that he shaped education policy “both good and bad” by promoting “controversial bills.” [13] Legg ended up defeating Wallace and Korsak by a wide margin, with 62% of the vote to Wallace’s 23% and Korsak’s 15%. [14] He went to the general election, where he was elected without opposition. In 2015, a lawsuit involving the Florida Senate cards was settled and the Senate found that the cards violated the fair counties clause of the Florida Constitution. [15] Following the failure of the legislature to create and enact new cards into law, the Florida Supreme Court selected cards drawn by the League of Women Voters of Florida.
[16] Consequently, Legge was drawn into the 10th district, where Wilton Simpson, then President of the Senate – elected for the 2018-2020 term – is re-elected. He ultimately declined to run for a second term in 2016. [17] In the meantime, he is considering running for the Senate in 2018 to replace a limited-term senator. Jack Latvala, who represents the area that includes parts of Pasco County and Pinellas County. [18] external link 9
Buske, Steve (January 14, 2016). “GOP Senate Leader Backs John Legg as Jack Latvala’s Successor.” Tampa Bay Times . Retrieved May 29, 2016.
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Top 20 places to retire in Florida on a budget –
Looking for the best places to retire in Florida on a budget? Then you are on the right page. Florida is a state in the United States bordering the Atlantic Ocean.
Because of the beautiful scenery and deep participation in cultural and artistic activities, it is considered expensive.
However, there are places in Florida where you can enjoy all of these benefits on a budget as a retiree. Now let’s take a look at the list of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget.
Here is a list of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget.
As a result, it is clear that everyone can find something. 
In this beautiful area, living costs are much cheaper than throughout the country. 
Compared to the national average, the cost of living is 8% cheaper, which is why it made our list of the best places to retire in Florida on a budget. 
Kennedy Memorial Park and the region has some of the best campgrounds in the state. Boating is another favorite pastime and a viable industry. 
Petersburg is quite acceptable. 
Another suburban city in Tampa is Dade City, which is ideal for those who want to live in a larger area while working in the city. 
Tampa Bay is located north of Homosassa Springs. 
Petersburg. 
Her height is 14 centimeters. 
Apparently, it is not very convenient to share such a personal thing with another 56 people. 
She has been performing on the theater stage for 83 years. 
Prior to his election to the Senate, he was a member of the Florida House of Representatives representing the 46th District. 
Legge clashed with Tom Anderson, the mayor of Dunedin, in the Republican initial. Anderson ended up defeating Legg by a wide margin, with 55% of the vote to Legg’s 45%. [3] 
[4] Legg eventually won the nomination with 54% of the vote to Stewart’s 46%, [5] and advanced to the general election where he faced Dee Thomas, a physical therapist and Democratic nominee. The Florida Democratic Party and the Florida Republican Party were both heavily invested in the race, given that a two-thirds Republican majority in the State House was under threat. Although the district voted for Al Gore in the 2000 Presidential Election, [6] Legg defeated Thomas by a wide margin, winning 56% of the vote to her 44%. [7] 
Given that legislators are required to live in the areas they represent, Rice said, “I think it’s hard for Mr. Legg to choose between a family and a political career.” [8] At the Tampa Bay Times supported Legg’s re-election, praising him as “a strong supporter of consumers and the elderly” and noting that while Rice was “an affable defender of the working class”, his experience was less significant than Legg’s. . [9] Legge was eventually re-elected for a third term, ahead of his opponents, with 58% of the vote to Rice’s 39% and Ubele’s 3%. [10] Legg was re-elected to his fourth and final term unopposed in 2010. 
Legge ultimately resigned from the 18th district, however he chose to run in the 17th district instead, challenging the Republicans. State Senator Jim Norman in the primary. [11] Norman, however, ultimately refused to run for another term, and Legg faced former state representative Rob Wallace and security consultant John Korsak in the primaries. [12] At the Tampa Bay Times endorsed Legg, citing his “ability to reach consensus” to solve problems, though noting that he shaped education policy “both good and bad” by promoting “controversial bills.” [13] Legg ended up defeating Wallace and Korsak by a wide margin, with 62% of the vote to Wallace’s 23% and Korsak’s 15%. [14] He went to the general election, where he was elected without opposition. 
[16] Consequently, Legge was drawn into the 10th district, where Wilton Simpson, then President of the Senate – elected for the 2018-2020 term – is re-elected. He ultimately declined to run for a second term in 2016. [17] In the meantime, he is considering running for the Senate in 2018 to replace a limited-term senator. Jack Latvala, who represents the area that includes parts of Pasco County and Pinellas County. [18] Florida Sports Teams – Wikipedia
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Florida Sports Teams includes many professional, semi-professional, amateur, and college teams.
In professional sports, Florida has three National Football League teams, two Major League Baseball teams, two National Basketball Association teams, two National Hockey League teams, two Major League Soccer teams, one Women’s soccer team, and many minor league teams in various sports. In addition, since the end of 19Florida has been a significant spring training destination for Major League Baseball teams and their affiliates.
The Miami Dolphins play at the Sun Life Stadium.
In college sports, thirteen Florida schools compete in the NCAA Division I. [1] Various others compete in other organizations, including the NAIA, the NJCAA, the USCAA, the NCAA and the NCAA Division II.
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The Professional Golfers’ Association of America (PGA), a trade association of club professionals that organizes major championships for men and women and co-organizes the biennial Ryder Cup, is headquartered in Palm Beach Gardens. The PGA Tour, which has been separate from the PGA of America since 1968, is based in Ponte Vedra Beach, while the LPGA is headquartered in Daytona Beach. The Players’ Championship, sometimes referred to as the fifth major event, is held each year near Jacksonville. In addition, the WGC-Cadillac Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational, Honda Classic and Valspar Championship are PGA Tour events.
In tennis, the Miami Open is the ATP Tour Masters 1000 and WTA Premier Mandatory event. The Delray Beach International Tennis Championship is the ATP World Tour 250 event.
NASCAR (headquartered in Daytona Beach) starts all three of its major Florida auto racing series at Daytona International Speedway in February with the Daytona 500, and ends all three series in November at Homestead Miami Speedway.
Daytona also has a Cox Zero 400 NASCAR race weekend around Independence Day in July. At 24 Hours, Daytona is one of the most prestigious endurance auto races.
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Popular teams
human. [3] The highest attendance college teams are the FBS football teams.
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Cost of Living in Munford, Tennessee – 24/7 Wall St.
Cost of Living in Munford, Tennessee
Munford is a city in Tipton County, Tennessee, with a population of 5,998. The total cost of housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes, and other necessities for a single adult in Munford is $34,409 a year — about the same as the annual cost of living for Tennessee of $34,350 yet less than the national figure of $38,433.
Using cost of living data from the nonprofift think tank Economic Policy Institute, 24/7 Wall St. estimated the cost of living in Munford and over 29,000 other cities and towns in the US.
Housing Costs in Munford, Tennessee
Housing is one of the largest components of cost of living. In Munford, the median home value is $155,200, less than the national median home value of $204,900.
Renting is a sometimes lower cost alternative to homeownership. In Munford, some 29.50% of occupied homes are rented, less than the 36.2% national renter rate. The typical renter in Munford spends $850 a month on housing, less than the $1,023 national median monthly rent.
In addition to home value, one of the largest determinants of housing affordability is area income. While nationwide the price of a typical U.S. home is 3.4 times the $60,293 U.S. median household income, housing affordability ratios range from approximately 1.0 in the least expensive cities to more than 10.0 in the country’s most expensive markets. In Munford, the median household income is $73,364, 2.1 times the median home value.
Transportation Costs in Munford, Tennessee
Transportation can also be a significant component of cost of living. In Munford, 97.50% of commuters drive to work, compared to 85.5% of commuters nationwide. An estimated 84.90% of workers commute to jobs outside of Munford, a larger share than the 43.7% share of commuters nationwide who live and work in different cities. The average commute in Munford is 31.1 minutes long, compared to the 26.6-minute average commute nationwide. Taking into account the cost of gas, as well as public transit and car maintenance, the EPI estimates that a single person in Munford spends $11,066 a year on transportation, more than the national average of $9,760.
Health Care Costs in Munford, Tennessee
Out-of-pocket health care costs and insurance premiums — assuming at least a basic level of health insurance coverage — are slightly higher than they are on average nationwide in Munford but below what they are across Tennessee as a whole.
For a single adult living in the area, average health care costs come out to $4,568 per year, compared to an average of $4,925 across Tennessee and $4,266 nationwide.
Child care Costs in Munford, Tennessee
For families with children, child care adds thousands of dollars to overall annual spending. In Munford, the average annual cost of child care for two children — one 4 year old and one 8 year old — is $10,650, about $300 less than the comparable average of $10,907 across all of Tennessee. Meanwhile, across the U.S. as a whole, childcare expenses for two children averages $15,853 per year.
Food Costs in Munford, Tennessee
Food is another every day expense that has a significant impact on overall cost of living. Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows that the cost of food varies from city to city and town to town.
In Munford, a single adult spends an average of $3,311 on food annually, and a family of four spends $9,562 on average. For context, average annual food expenditure across Tennessee and the U.S., respectively, are $3,214 and $3,240 for a single adult, and $9,282 and $9,354 for a family of four. These estimates are calculated for a nutritionally adequate diet of food purchased at a grocery store for at-home preparation.
Taxes in Munford, Tennessee
Few expenses vary as much from city to city and town to town as taxes. Accounting for state and federal income taxes, as well as Social Security contributions and Medicare payroll taxes, the average adult working in Munford, Tennessee pays $4,938 annually — closely in line with the statewide average of $4,925.
It is important to note that these calculations do not include other common taxes such as property, sales, and excise taxes. Accounting for these taxes, while excluding taxes levied at the federal level, Munford residents live in a state with a low average tax burden. Per capita state tax collections in Tennessee total $2,108 per year, compared to the $3,151 average across all states.
Methodology
To estimate the cost of housing, food, transportation, health care, child care, taxes, and other necessities, 24/7 Wall St. assigned county-level Economic Policy Institute data to cities, towns, villages and Census-designated places based on boundary definitions from the U.S. Census Bureau. For places that span multiple counties, data was aggregated based on the percentage of boundary overlap.
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Lucy Goode Brooks
Lucy Goode Brooks (September 13, 1818 – October 7, 1900) was an American slave who was instrumental in founding the Friends’ Orphanage for Colored Orphans in Richmond, Virginia.
Content
- 1 Early Life and Education
- 2 Careers
- 3 See also
- 4 Recommendations
- 5 Bibliography
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in Virginia to slave Judith Good and a white man. She met another slave, Albert Royal Brooks, and taught him to read and write so they could write passes to see each other. When her owner died in 1838, she became the property of a man named Sublette. That same year, she joined the First Baptist Church of Richmond. Shortly after Goode became Sublett’s property, he allowed her to marry Brooks on February 2, 1839, and allowed them to live together. Albert’s owner allowed him to run a livery stable for which he collected rent, but also allowed Albert to keep his extra earnings and use them to buy his freedom. In 1841, when the Baptist Church split, she was one of those who united to form the First African Baptist Church. [2]
Career
When Sublette died in 1858, his heirs threatened to sell Lucy and her children to different masters. She could negotiate with traffickers who bought her children and let them live with her as long as they came to work every day. The only exception was a daughter who was sold to owners in Tennessee. [3] The knowledge that they could be separated made the Brookses work hard to try and buy the freedom of Lucy and the children. Her new master, Daniel von Groning, who also owned her three younger boys, allowed Albert to pay for their freedom in installments. It took four years, but on October 21, 1862, the leave was signed. The three older boys were not released until the civil war was over. [2]
The loss of a daughter and a previous son who was sold as an infant prompted Brooks to try to help children separated from their parents after the end of the war. [3] The Freedmen’s Bureau initially offered temporary rations and care for abandoned children, but by the fall of 1865 increasingly attempted to shift the burden to local relief efforts and charitable societies. [4] Brooks, who was the leader of a women’s sewing circle for charity work, convinced other women to help start the orphanage. [2] She then received the support of several churches, including the local Quaker congregation, to help found the Friends Orphanage for Colored Orphans. [3] The plan was approved and the location of the building was approved by the city council in 1867, and an orphanage opened two years later. [5] The organization still operates and operates as the Children’s Friends Association, [6] although it is currently focused on providing childcare and family support services to low to moderate income families. [7]
Brooks died October 7, 1900 in Richmond, Virginia [8] and she was buried in the mechanics’ cemetery in Richmond. [1] In 2008, she was designated a Virginia Historic Landmark at the corner of Charity and St. Paul streets. [9] A book about her life was published in 1989. [10]
See also
- Biographical Portal
- Virginia Portal
References
9 Brooks 1989.
Bibliography
- Brooks, Joseph K. (1989). The Brooks Chronicles: The Lives and Times of an African American Family . Brooks Associates. CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
- Jones, Katherine A. (2015). Intimate Reenactments: Children in Virginia after Conviction . Charlottesville, Virginia: University of Virginia Press. ISBN 978-0-8139-3676-5 . CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
- Rabinowitz, Howard N. (1994). Race, ethnicity, and urbanization: selected essays . University of Missouri Press. 80. ISBN 978-0-8262-0930-6 . CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
Kate Waller Barrett
Kate Waller Barrett (January 24, 1857 – February 23, 1925), born Katherine Harwood Waller , was a prominent Virginia physician, noted humanitarian, philanthropist, social scientist, and national social reformer mission of Florence to Crittenton, which she founded in 1895 d. Charles Nelson Crittenton. Her cases included helping “an exiled woman, a mistreated prisoner, those who lacked education and social opportunities, a woman without a voice, and a war invalid.” [1] Though comparatively little known today, she was “one of the most distinguished women of her time.” [2]
Contents
- 1 biography
- 2 Doctor, mother, widow
- 3 Crittenton National Mission of Florence
- 3.1 Holding work Florence Critent
- 3.2 EXTENT ACCECE
- 3.3 RASA and class in the houses of Florence Critenton
- 3.4 Material houses
- 3.5 Children as heirs
- 4 Other classes
- 4.1 Political Activities
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- 4.3 Daughter of the American Revolution and Conservationist
- 5 Honors
- 6 Legacy
- 7 Recommendations
- 8 external link
biography
Barrett was born Katherine Harwood Waller at her family’s historic estate, Clifton, in Widewater, Virginia, to Ann Eliza Stribble Waller and Withers Waller on January 24, 1857. slaves on several large plantations, and Barrett’s two young black girlfriends named Jane and Lucy were “gifted” to young Kate on her sixth birthday by her grandmother. Later, regretting these circumstances, Barrett stated, “I looked upon them as my own by ‘divine right’, and many of them were lessons in cruelty and misunderstanding of the rights of others that had been instilled in me.” [3] [4] [5]
Acquia Church in Stafford, Virginia was the first and last assignment of the Rev. Dr. Robert South Barrett. He and Keith Waller Barrett are buried in his cemetery.
Katherine Waller attended the Arlington Girls’ Institute in Alexandria, Virginia, after the Civil War. On July 19, 1876, she married Robert South Barrett (1851–1896), a young man. An episcopal minister fresh out of seminary who has recently been assigned to the nearby Aquia Church. [6] [7] It was while traveling with her husband and helping with his work in Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia that she first witnessed the social problems that would fuel her life’s work. [1]
Specifically, shortly after Robert South Barrett, Jr., the first of their six children, was born in Richmond, Virginia, a young single woman with a child of her own begged for help at their door. The Barretts fed the young woman and listened to her tell that they had been abandoned by a man who promised marriage. Barrett recognized the similarities between himself and the young woman and concluded that only luck separated her from the young woman in her home; one of them fell in love with a “good” person, and the other with a “bad” one. In addition, through her own experience as a slave owner and with the laws of Jim Crow, Barrett also learned how degradation can break the spirit. [8] Deeply moved by her newfound bond with this “fallen” woman, she vowed, “By the power of the God who rules the universe, I will spend my life trying to erase some of the inequalities my sisters were subjected to, who were so helpless to help yourself.” [9] [10]
Doctor, mother, widow
When Reverend Barrett was sent to Atlanta in 1886, Katherine Barrett, with his support, received her medical degree and also founded what became her first shelter for unmarried mothers. The Women’s Medical College of Georgia awarded Barrett her MD in 1892nd year and a doctorate in 1894. Barrett never intended to practice medicine, but wanted to establish her own credibility: “she admitted that the initials were ‘M.D.’.” behind her name gave weight to her point of view.” began to deteriorate and they returned to the Alexandria area when he was assigned to Washington, D.C. and then traveled to Europe in search of treatment. Thus, Barrett also studied nursing at the Florence Nightingale Training School in London, England. However Reverend Barrett died in 1896 years old, leaving his 39-year-old widow with six young children. [12]
Florence National Mission Crittenton
Leading work Florence Crittenton
Charles Nelson Crittenton and Dr. Kate Waller Barrett collaborated for 16 years.
Barrett’s main interest was the situation of unmarried mothers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a group that suffered from national prejudice. After starting a “life-saving house” in Atlanta on her own, despite official opposition from the local government, she joined forces with Charles Nelson Crittenton (1833–1909), a wealthy New Yorker who is also interested in creating havens for “fallen women”. [1]
Crittenton established lifeguard shelters primarily focused on providing women with an alternative to prostitution. He founded the first in New York in 1883 after the death of his beloved four-year-old daughter Florence, after whom he named them. [13] He founded others in California and later with the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in various parts of the US. However, he confided to Barrett that he feared that the isolated houses would collapse after a period of initial enthusiasm. [14] [15]
When Barrett’s husband moved the family back to Alexandria, Virginia, she was relieved of her day-to-day work at the Atlanta rescue home and systematically continued Crittenton’s idea of a national homeowners association. In 1895 they founded the Crittenton National Mission of Florence, with Crittenton as President and Barrett as Vice President. After her husband’s death on September 12, 1896, Crittenton added to Barrett’s duties as general superintendent, which she performed as a single mother of six children. Barrett successfully secured the NFCM’s first-ever federal charter for a charity through a special act of Congress signed by the president. William McKinley 9April 1898 [16] [17]
After his death, she succeeded Crittenton as president in 1909, but retained her role as Chief Superintendent as well, serving in both positions until her death on February 23, 1925. At the time of her reign, she managed more than 70 homes throughout the country and abroad. one-third of all maternity hospitals in the US were associated with the Florence Crittenton network. [18] [19]
Accent shift
Although Charles Crittenton emphasized saving prostitutes, he agreed with Barrett that unmarried mothers and their children were important. Under Barrett’s influence, the focus gradually shifted to prioritizing unmarried mothers, with a secondary focus on prostitutes. [20]
Barrett was instrumental in helping single mothers become eligible charitable targets. She successfully defended her views on social reform, making a number of public speeches and publishing a number of articles about the plight of an unmarried mother. [18]
Although the NFCM shifted its focus from prostitution to unmarried mothers, Barrett led it decisively when a panic against prostitution under the label of “white slavery” surfaced around 1910. “When many in the United States were caught up in the hysteria of white slavery, Barrett and the NFCM insisted on helping the victims of prostitution rather than punishing them as perpetrators … NFCM public statements denounced attempts to pin the blame for prostitution solely on women.” [21]
Race and class in Florence houses Crittenton
Entrance to Crittenton Florence House Charleston, SC
For a woman born into a slave family, Barrett made significant efforts to address the racial issues inherent in NFCM work. Noting Barrett’s past and how her era was consistent with the institutionalization of Jim Crow, historian Katherine J. Aiken concludes that “[in] this context, the NFCM took pioneering steps for the African-American community.” [4] Aiken notes that under Barrett, the NFCM was on a “colored mission” in Alexandria, Virginia, with not only his cellmates but all of his staff being black. [22] Similarly, the NFCM welcomed Topeka Home (Colored), founded by the Topeka Blacks in 1904 when they later petitioned to join the NFCM. Barrett not only took over the Topeka house, but also arranged for the NFCM to pay off the house’s significant remaining mortgage and ensured that its leader, Sarah Malone, was included in the leadership of the NFCM. [23]
Barrett forged important relationships with African American women… At a time when several white organizations were engaging with black women, Barrett helped middle-class African American women participate in rescue operations and maternity hospital work.
.. neither the revolutionaries nor the radicals, and both the white and black workers of Crittenton, were able to resist or challenge the prevailing views on race. At the same time, Crittenton has taken steps to combat racism that deserves recognition. [21]
Perhaps Barrett was less successful in guiding Florence Crittenton’s workers with regard to the class divisions that permeated their work. While unmarried mothers were hardly limited to the working class, middle-class and wealthy women had access to resources that could protect them from stigma. [24] As a result, Florence Crittenton’s work has been characterized as largely middle-class, “intervening” in the life of the working class, “seeking to create a well-ordered society.” Kathryn Aiken believes that this characterization is too broad and that it lacks the sincere care that Florence Crittenton’s workers show for their work, identifying themselves as women and mothers with their sisters “unfortunate girls”. [25] Aiken summarizes his findings by agreeing with critics that “middle-class Crittenton workers sometimes imposed their values and lifestyles on women of another class … [and][] these actions sometimes had negative consequences for the women involved.” However, the houses in Crittenton served their purpose and filled the void by providing a real service to women going through significant personal upheaval.” [26]
Maternity Hospitals
The abandoned Florence Crittenton Maternity Hospital in Sioux City, Iowa was built in 1913 next to the home of Florence Crittenton with the latest technology.
Considering the unsatisfactory treatment of women in regular hospitals, many houses in Florence Crittenton built their own houses. For example, Florence Crittenton’s home in Sioux City, Iowa included hospital care in its original 1906 building and then built an entire hospital next door in 1913. Like most hospitals in Crittenton, it was staffed primarily by women, and all women (not just the residents of the houses) could use it. The fees levied on middle-class patients helped pay for the care of the residents of the home. “This combination of modern amenities, responsive care and an atmosphere that promoted women being in control of their own care led many women to choose Crittenton Hospitals over other alternatives and likely hastened the transition from home birth to hospital birth in some places. . ” [27] [28]
Children as heirs
Two of Barrett’s children led the Florence Crittenton National Mission in her wake. With duties divided in the same way that Charles Crittenton and she had operated in the beginning, her eldest son, Robert South Barrett, Jr. (the little boy she once mentally compared to a single mother’s child at the door all those years ago) served as her successor in office. President of the NFCM, and daughter Reba Barrett Smith served as Vice President and General Superintendent. [29]
Other occupations
Political activism
Katherine Barrett was a founding member and vice president of the League of Women Voters, and the driving force behind the creation of the Auxiliary American Legion. Barrett also held offices in a number of political organizations including:
- Vice President Equal Suffrage League of Virginia (1909-1920)
- President National Council of Women (1911-1916)
- First President of Virginia, Auxiliary American Legion
- President, Auxiliary American Legion (1922–1923)
- Vice President of the Virginia Conference of Charities and Correctional Institutions
She was also active in the National Congress of Mothers, Parents and Teachers Association, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, King’s Daughters, Episcopal church, the National League for Human Services, and the Boot Camp Operations Commission.
After her speech at the Democratic National Convention was met with a standing ovation, she was asked to consider running for governor of Virginia. She is flattered, but did not follow through with the idea due to declining health.
Delegation
Barrett was authorized to be a delegate for many reasons, both social and political. In 1914, Barrett traveled to Europe on the US battleship, where she was:
- Special Representative of the US Government in Europe studies and advises on women’s issues for the Bureau of Immigration, 1914-1919
- One of 10 women who attended the Versailles Conference in 1919.
- Delegate of the Zurich Peace Conference 1919
Back in the United States, she was:
- Delegate 1924 Democratic National Convention
- Delegate to the Juvenile Delinquent Care Conference
- Delegate, International Council of Women
Daughter of the American Revolution and
resident of Virginia About 30 years before her death, Barrett knew that she lived in the house where Richard Bland Lee drafted the deed establishing the District of Columbia. It belonged to Elisha K. Dick, one of George Washington’s physicians on his deathbed, as well as a prominent abolitionist and early mayor of Alexandria. [30]
Barrett joined the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1904 as a member of the Mount Vernon chapter. In 1919, she was elected Regent of the Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, a position she held until her death.
On February 21, 1925, Barrett held an organizational meeting at her home for the Alexandria/Arlington chapter. Following Barrett’s unexpected death two days later, the new chapter changed its name to the Kate Waller Barrett chapter in her honor. [1]
Barrett has been active in the preservation or improvement of several other local historic buildings and sites, including Arlington National Cemetery, and the Custis-Lee Mansion, home of Robert E. Lee. Barrett also campaigned for the creation of the Shenandoah National Park. [18] So, a branch of the Alexandria Public Library, which keeps a collection of local lore (since 1937), is named in her honor.
Honors
When Barrett died on February 23, 1925, the flag was half flown at the Virginia Capitol in Richmond. She was the first woman in Commonwealth history to be so honoured. In 2006, the Library of Virginia honored Barrett as one of the Women of Virginia in History. [31]
Barrett served on the Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia and was the first woman to be made an honorary member of their Phi Beta Kappa chapter. A hostel is also named after her. [32]
In Virginia, three establishments are named after it:
- Kate Waller Barrett Primary School of District Stafford [33]
- Kate Waller County County [34]
- KEETELLL Library in Alexandria [35]
Legacy
Barrett was a major influence in the development of social work and services for women and children.
Under her leadership, NFCM has grown into a recognized social service organization providing women with a wide range of services. The Mission initiated activities that are now considered by many to be essential services for women and children.
The Florence Crittenton Houses were pioneers in women-friendly policies in the areas of health care, women’s employment, and children’s rights. The organization campaigned for women’s equality and the recognition of women’s needs… Despite differences in class and race with most of its clients, FC volunteers attempted to emphasize gender identity… It would be a long time before a group of women had the resources to duplicate Crittenton’s efforts. [36]
By insisting that all mothers have something to say and a right to act, Barrett also successfully encouraged large numbers of women to push the boundaries of what was acceptable to women. Historian Katherine Aiken considers Barrett’s current relatively small profile to be of great interest. “One of the most prominent women of her time, Kate Waller Barrett is a virtually unknown historical figure today.” Aiken notes that popular culture and historians have focused on female activists and sociologists, “who tended to be single professional women. Undoubtedly, as a doctor and nurse, Barrett’s professional status was on par with any progressive reformer, male or female. However, unlike many of her contemporaries, Barrett relied on her role as wife and mother to establish her reputation…Recent research on motherhood has clearly shown that middle-class women often used the rhetoric of motherhood to force their way towards achieving favorable change. women. Barrett and NFCM exemplify this phenomenon.” 9 “Working on Your Destiny – Famous Women of Virginia – Janie Barrett”. virginia.gov . Retrieved September 9, 2015.
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Jerry Sandusky Biography, age, family, son, wife, net worth, probation, salary, probation
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Jerry Sandusky biography
Jerry Sandusky is a retired American college football coach who was convicted of rape and child sexual abuse.
From 1969 to 1999, Sandusky was an assistant coach throughout his career, mostly under Joe Paterno at Pennsylvania State University. At 19In 1986 and 1999 he won the Assistant Coach of the Year award. Sandusky has written several books related to his football coaching experience.
In 1977, Sandusky founded The Second Mile, a nonprofit charity supporting underprivileged and at-risk children in Pennsylvania. After Sandusky retired in 1999 as head coach at the University of Pennsylvania, he continued to work for The Second Mile team at the University of Pennsylvania, maintaining the university office until 2011.
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Jerry Sandusky Age and birthday
He was born on January 26, 1944 in Washington, Pennsylvania, USA. Every year on January 26, he celebrates his birthday.
Jerry Sandusky Height and weight
He is of average height and average weight. He looks quite tall, judging by his photographs in relation to his surroundings. However, details regarding his actual height and other body measurements are not publicly available at this time. We are monitoring the tabs and will update this information as soon as it is released.
Jerry Sandusky Education
Sandusky attended high school in Washington DC, where he was a good student and an outstanding athlete who played baseball, basketball and football. He excelled on his junior basketball team, which was undefeated in its final season in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League playoffs. He was described by his classmates as a diligent “loner”, a popular and handsome jock who “never dated in high school”.
Jerry Sandusky Family
He is the only son of Evelyn May (née Lee), an Irish Catholic housewife from a small coal mining town in Pennsylvania, and Arthur Sandusky, whose parents, Edward and Josephine Sendeki, were Polish immigrants who moved to East Vandergritte, Pennsylvania . His father, Arthur, worked for over 30 years as the founder of Brownson House in Washington, Pennsylvania, an orphanage with youth service programs.
Wife and children Jerry Sandusky
Married to Dottie Sandusky, daughter of F. Martin Gross. The couple married in 1966. Dottie was born March 6, 1943 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. They have six children; Jeff Sandusky, Matt Davidson, John Sandusky, Kara Sandusky, EJ Sandusky, Ray Sandusky
Jerry Sandusky Net Worth
He has not disclosed his net worth. He is a simple man and never likes to draw the attention of the public by publicly displaying his wealth. However, this section is under review and we will update you when details about its status are revealed.
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Jerry Sandusky Measurements and Facts
Here are some interesting facts and body measurements you should know about Sandusky.
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- Full names:
- Paul: Male
- Rodniors / Profession : Football Coach
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- Religion : Unknown
- Sexual orientation: Straight
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- Age / how old? : 76 years (for 2020)
- Zodiac sign : Aquarius
- Date of birth : January 26, 1944
- Birthday : January 26 January 26 January 26
Place of birth : Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
Jerry Sandusky Body Measurements
- Body Measurements : Out of stock
- Height / How tall? : Unknown
- Mass : Unknown
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- Hair color:
- Shoe size : NO available : Evelyn May (née Lee)
- Mother : Arthur Sandusky
- Siblings : Unknown
- Marital status : Married
- Date / girlfriend or date / boyfriend : Unfit
- Children : Six children; Jeff Sandusky, Matt Davidson, John Sandusky, Kara Sandusky, E.
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In 2011, a grand jury indicted Sandusky on 40 counts of sex crimes against boys. Sandusky first approached potential victims through his Second Mile organization. The victims were fatherless boys who lived at home when they were between 8 and 12 years old. He then participated in extra touches in the locker room. At least 20 incidents allegedly occurred while Sandusky was still working in Pennsylvania.
In 2002, assistant coach Mike McQueary said he came across Sandusky, who anally raped a ten-year-old boy. The next day, he reported the incident to head coach Joe Paterno, who told him, “You did what you had to.” Pater did not inform athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz. At the preliminary hearing, McQuears testified that he “believed” that Sandusky had “some type of sexual intercourse” with the boy. He said it was based on the “positioning” of Sandusky and the boy, but he wasn’t “100 percent sure”0006
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McQuirey testified that he told Pennsylvania State officials in “graphic detail” about what he saw in the changing room showers. He described the activity as “extremely sexy and I thought there was some kind of intercourse going on.”
McQuery testified that he described the act as “extremely sexual and I thought there was some kind of intercourse going on.” Sandusky decided to withdraw from his preliminary hearing, which took place in mid-December 2011. Sandusky was released on $250,000 bail and placed under house arrest. while he was awaiting trial. The additional victims were members of the Sandusky youth program and were between 10 and 12 years old at the time of the sexual assault. The charges against Sandusky include involuntary perversion of sexual intercourse, corruption of minors, and indecent assault.
Jerry Sandusky Trial
The trial began June 11, 2012 at the Center County Courthouse in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania for 52 counts of child sexual abuse.
The trial lasted 8 days. Eight witnesses stated that they were sexually assaulted by Sandusky. The jury heard testimonies of attacks on two other victims, who were never named. Each of the eight people who testified explained that they encountered Sandusky through the Second Mile organization. Their individual accounts have been active since mid-1990s to 2009.
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Sandusky’s lawyers argued that the prosecutors were motivated by financial considerations. The defense diagnosed Sandusky with theatrical personality disorder. Matt Sandusky, one of Sandusky’s six adopted children, said he was also the victim of sexual abuse by a former coach. He could have testified in favor of the prosecution, but he did not. Jerry Sandusky had every intention of testifying in his own defense, but refused to do so, as he argued that the prosecution would have called him to the podium.
Jerry Sandusky’s sentence in prison
On June 22, 2012, the jury found Sandusky guilty on 45 of the 48 counts.
Within two days the jury sat for 21 hours. Sandusky served 442 years in prison. The announcement of the verdict is scheduled for October 9.
Sandusky’s earliest release date is October 9, 2042, his 98th birthday. He will not be eligible for parole until he has been imprisoned for at least 30 years. In 1999 at the Outback Bowl in Tampa and at the Alamo Bowl at 19’99 in San Antonio, Sandusky could also potentially face criminal charges for molesting boys. In such cases, bringing charges against Sandusky himself would not be a double risk because they would not cross the line of control.
Jerry Sandusky Detention
On October 23, 2012, Sandusky was transferred for pre-trial testing at Camp Hill State Prison in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. He was then transferred to the Green State Penitentiary in Franklin Township, where on October 31, 2012, most of the life and death row inmates who have served their terms are being held. He was in custody.
Pittsburgh-based KDKA-TV reported on December 3, 2014 that Sandusky had received a letter from the University of Pennsylvania asking the football team to renew their season ticket plan and participate in a “recruitment” trip to a Penn State basketball game.
The letter was reportedly sent by mistake.
In March 2017, Sandusky was transferred to SCI Somerset, a medium-security prison outside Somerset, Pennsylvania. As of May 2017, he is serving his sentence at SCI Laurel Highlands, a minimum security facility near Pittsburgh that caters primarily to sick or elderly inmates. Sandusky tried to have a new trial. Psychologist Elizabeth Loftus will speak on his behalf as an expert on repressed memory, as the testimony of several of Sandusky’s victims is allegedly based on repressed memories.
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The University of Pennsylvania has been the subject of significant media criticism as several staff members have ranged from university president to graduate student [who?]. ], covered Sandusky’s attacks. Maureen Dowd wrote of the scandal: “Unlike the Roman Catholic hierarchy, the Pennsylvania state hierarchy seemed to cover up pedophile crimes to protect their mark. In June 2012, Pennsylvania State University implemented a policy requiring all Pennsylvania employees working with children to report mandatory child abuse.
The policy also requires all Penn State employees who work with children to complete background checks and receive training on child abuse and reporting requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions about Jerry Sandusky
Who is Jerry Sandusky?
Sandusky is a retired American college football coach who was convicted of rape and child sexual abuse.
How old is Jerry Sandusky?
As of 2020, he is 76 years old. He was born on January 26, 1944 in Washington, Pennsylvania, USA.
How tall is Jerry Sandusky?
He is of average height, did not share his height with the public. His height will be listed as soon as we receive it from a trusted source.
Is Jerry Sandusky married?
Married to Dottie Sandusky, daughter of F. Martin Gross. The couple married in 1966. Dottie was born March 6, 1943 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA.
How much is Jerry Sandusky worth?
He has not disclosed his net worth yet. We will update this section when we receive and verify wealth and property information in his name.
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His salary is still being reviewed.
Where does Jerry Sandusky live?
For security reasons, he did not give his exact location. We will update this information immediately if we receive the location and images of his home.
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He is alive and well. There were no reports that he was ill or had any health problems.
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Figure 1 and Figure 2 Shrug
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Figure 3. Shoulder contraction
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Figure 4. Moving the shoulders forward
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Figure 5. Shoulder rotation
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Figure 6. Lateral arm movements
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Figure 7. Arm Raise
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Figure 8. Back swing with arms
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Figure 9. Raising arms to the sides
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Figure 10 Back Raise
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Figure 11 Shoulder Raise
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- In November 1873, seven Mexican shepherds were lynched by a mob near the city. The crime was never solved. [13]
- In February 1929, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) was founded in Corpus Christi. This organization was created to fight racial discrimination against Hispanics in the United States. Since its founding, LULAC has grown and now has a national headquarters in Washington, DC.
- In March 1949, the American GI Forum (AGIF) was founded in Corpus Christi. AGIF currently focuses on veterans, education, and civil rights issues. This organization was founded following concerns about the separation of Mexican-American veterans from other veteran groups and the denial of medical services based on race by the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
- Cisneros v. Corpus Christi Independent School District (1970) was the first case to extend the term of the U. S. Supreme Court. Brown v Board of Education Topeka, Kansas decision (1954) Mexican Americans. He recognized them as a minority group that can be and is often discriminated against. Such segregation and discrimination were declared unconstitutional. Judge Woodrow Seals found that the school board deliberately supported a system that perpetuated traditional segregation. This included a system whereby English-speaking students were sent to schools from their neighborhoods, renovated old schools in black and Mexican-American neighborhoods rather than building new ones, assigned black and Hispanic teachers to separate schools, and restricted the hiring of such teachers in other schools; the school board also lacked a majority to minority bus system. [14]
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in the city, there are moist suburical climate in the city.
November to February is the coolest weather. A noticeable warming trend is observed from March to April. The warmest part of the year is from June to September, while August is the peak of summer. October in the city is very warm, but not as hot as summer. The city itself, like the Gulf Coast of Texas, experiences only two seasons: a wet season from April to October and a dry season from November to March. Corpus Christi is extremely windy, with winds often reaching 25 mph (40 km/h; 11 m/s) with gusts over 35 mph (56 km/h; 16 m/s). The record high temperature in the city was 109°F (43 °C) September 5, 2000 and the hottest month August 2012 with an average of 88.3 °F (31.3 °C). Average night time winter lows in January, the coldest month, are just under 50 °F (10 °C) and its record low is 11 °F (−12 °C) on February 12, 1899, and the coldest 26 °F (−3 °C) maximum five times, last on January 30, 1951 [nb 1] Winter and early spring are generally dry, and mean monthly precipitation is highest in September when there is a threat from hurricanes and other tropical weather systems. The coldest month on record was February 1905 with an average temperature of 45.6 °F (7.6 °C). In December 2004, the city experienced a snowfall on Christmas Eve, the largest snowstorm recorded in the city at 4.4 inches (11 cm). The snow melted the day after Christmas. The city experienced a light snowfall for the second time on December 8, 2017, almost 13 years later. Between 1981 and 2010, Corpus Christi received an average of 31.73 inches (806 mm) of precipitation; however, extended periods of very little rainfall are normal, and hurricanes can often cause daily drops of over 4 inches (100 mm). The wettest day on record is July 2, 2007, from 9.86 inches or 250 millimeters, while the wettest month on record is September 1967 with 20.33 inches (516 mm), including four days over 3 inches (76 mm). Eight months without the slightest precipitation, of which the last was May 1998, and 21 months with little precipitation. The longest period without measurable precipitation in Corpus Christi was 55 days from June 23 to August 17 (inclusive) 1895 and from June 1 to July 25, 1915, while the driest calendar year was 1917 when it was only 5.
38 inches. (137 mm). The two wettest calendar years were 1888 with 48.16 inches (1223 mm) and 1991 with 48.07 inches (1221 mm), although 59.09 inches (1501 mm) fell from August 1967 to July 1968, and for the 12 months ending January 1918, only 5.22 inches (133 mm). Hurricanes rarely hit the city, but those that were devastating, such as Hurricane 1919 Florida Keys and Hurricane Harvey in 2017. [20] The city can also see a tornado, with an F2 tornado hitting this area 29April 1961. [21]
CLIMATIC Data for Corpsic Crinist, Texas (Corpus Christi Int’L), 1981–2010 Normal MONTH AP Mar Mar Mar AP AP May Jun Jul AU Sep October November December 9039
record high ° 9342 91 91 4
97
(36)102
(39)102
(39)103
(39)107
(42)105
(41)107
(42)109
(43)101
(38)98
(37)(33) 109 9030 (28.
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86.6
(30.3)89.9
(32.2)92.6
(33.7)38.5
(3.6)30.1
(−1.1)26.5
(−3.1)Recordly low ° C 14
(−10)43 (−10)
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24
(−4)33
(1)45
(7)56
(13)64 64
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(18)
(18)
(18)
(18)
(18)
(18)
(18)
(18)28
(−2)27
(−3)13
(−11)11
(−12)66 65 53 42 59 Source: Noaa (extremal values from 1887 to the present, relative humidity and sun 1961–1990) [22] [22] [22] [22] [ 23] Demographics
Historical population Census Pop. % ± 1860 175 — 1870 2,140 1,122.9% 1880 3,257 52.2% 1890 4,387 34.7% 1900 4.703 7.2% 1910 9000 8.2222 8.2222 8.2222 8.2222ET0342 74.8% 1920 10,522 28.0% 1930 27,741 163.6% 1940 57,301 106.6% 1950 108.287 89.0% 167.690 54.9% 1970 204,525 22. 0% 1980 231,999 13.4% 1990 257,453 11.0% 2000 277.454 7.8% 2010 305,215 10.0% 2019 (grade) 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 9034 90ALLY 9034 9034 9034 9034 926.0344 [3] 7.0% The ten-year census of the US population [24] Data census
Rasi distribution map in corps cans, US population Census 2010. Each dot is 25 people: White , Black , Asian , Hispanic or Other (yellow)
% more than in 2000. [25]
In 2012, Corpus Christi was ranked the second least literate city in the US in a study by Central Connecticut State University.
[26] According to the 2010 census, 80.9% of Corpus Christi’s population was white; 4.3% were African American; 1.8% Asian; 0.1% Pacific Islander; 10.4% of another race; and 2.5% off two or more races. Approximately 62.23% of Corpus Christi’s population was of Hispanic or Latino origin, of any race, [25] and 33.3% of the population were non-Hispanic White compared to 56% in 1970. [27]
2000 census data
At the census [4] From 2000, 277,454 people, 98,791 households and 70,437 families lived in the city. The population density was 1,794.2 people per square mile (692.7/km 2). The 107,831 housing units averaged 697.3 per square mile (269.2/km). 2 ). In the racial makeup of the City, 71.62% were White, 4.67% African American, 0.64% Native American, 1.28% Asian, 0.08% Pacific Islander, 18.58% other races and 3.13% from two or more races. Hispanics of any race made up 54.33% of the population.
Of 98,791 households, 36.1% had children under the age of 18 living in them, 50.9% had married couples living together, 15.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.7% were non-families . About 23.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 7.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.75 and the average family size is 3.27.
In the city, the population was distributed as 28.1% under the age of 18, 10.6% from 18 to 24, 29.2% from 25 to 44, 21.0% from 45 to 64, and 11. 1% aged 65 and over. The average age was 33 years. For every 100 women, there were 95.6 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 92.2 men.
The median household income was $41,672. Men had a median income of $31,863 compared to $22,616 for women. The per capita income for the city was $17,419. About 14.1% of families and 17.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 22.9% of those under the age of 18 and 15.
5% of those aged 65 and over. Economy
The majority of the population is employed in services, wholesale and retail trade, and in the public sector. Unemployment rate in Corpus Christi as of July 2019year is 4.5%. [28]
Port of Corpus Christi, the fifth largest port in the United States. [29] and the deepest coastal port on the Gulf of Mexico, handles mainly oil and agricultural products. Much of the local economy is driven by tourism as well as the oil and petrochemical industries. In 2005, the port ranked 47th in the world in terms of cargo capacity.
Corpus Christi is home to the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station providing the local economy with 6,200 civilian jobs, making it the largest employer in the city. Corpus Christi Army Depot, located on the grounds of NAS Corpus Christi, is the world’s largest helicopter repair facility. [10] In addition, NAS Corpus Christi is home to the US Coast Guard Sector/Air Station Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi is the original headquarters home of Whataburger, a fast food restaurant operator and franchisor with 650 stores in 10 states and Mexico; however, in 2009 the company moved its headquarters to San Antonio. Other major employers include CHRISTUS Spohn Health System with 5,400 local employees Corpus Christi Independent School District at 5,178, H-E-B at 5,000, and Bay Ltd. by 2,100. [30] Other companies based in Corpus Christi include: Stripes Convenience Stores and AEP Texas. [31] [32]
Corpus Christi became the first major city to offer free Wi-Fi throughout the city in April 2005. [33] to allow remote reading of the meter after a dog has attacked the meter reader. In 2007, the network was bought by Earthlink for $5.5 million, and on May 31, 2007, it ceased to be free. [34]
Culture
Various parts of Corpus Christi retain a distinct sense of identity and community from the city, especially the Calallen and Flour Bluff areas.
Attractions
The city is home to a number of popular destinations for both tourists and residents. The official organization for visitors and tourist information is the Corpus Christi Tourism Bureau. Some of the most visited attractions are located on North Beach, where the Texas State Aquarium and USS Lexington Bay Museum. [35]
USS Lexington – The-Blue-Ghost – Floating Museum
Art Museum of South Texas
USS Lexington was also part of the filming of the 2001 film Pearl Harbor . The Corpus Christi Museum District is located near the aircraft carrier. Lexington . Some attractions located in the Museum District include the Museum of Asian Cultures, the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History, the Arts Institute of South Texas, and the Harbor Playhouse Theatre, one of the oldest continuously operating community theaters in Texas. The heritage park is also located in the museum district, where several old restored houses can be found.
In the city center, of which the museum district is a part, are skyscrapers such as One Shoreline Plaza, company offices, various shops, the popular marina center and the Mirador de la Flor. Downtown is also home to the Texas Surf Museum, which explores the history of surfing and focuses on surfing culture along the 367 miles (591 km), and K Space Contemporary, a non-profit arts organization that promotes and represents local, regional, and national contemporary art. Texas State Aquarium
The Corpus Christi Botanical Garden and Nature Center, also located in the city, hosts occasional horticultural programs. On Oso Bay near the Valley of the Pharaohs site, the Hansa and Pat Suter Conservation Area is famous for its seabird watching. The nearby Pharaohs Golf Course also serves as a refuge for coastal and migratory birds.
Immediately east of Corpus Christi are Padre Island and Mustang Island, home to various municipal, state, and national parks, most notably the Padre Island National Seashore.
The city is also near the Royal Ranch, one of the largest ranches in the world, about which the film was filmed Giant was based. Films made in Corpus Christi
Year title Lead actor(s) Year-round NCAA Division I athletics can be found at the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as the Islanders compete in 14 men’s and women’s sports as part of the Southland Conference.
A sailing race is held weekly at the T-head in the city center every Wednesday, where spectators watch the boats compete at sunset. In addition, Corpus Christi is also home to the Corpus Christi Rugby Club, which is a member of the Texas Rugby Union, an affiliate of the Western Rugby Union and of the USA Rugby Football Union.
Fishing
Fishing is a popular pastime in Corpus Christi, including fishing from the various piers around Corpus Christi Bay, wading in Oso Bay, and fishing in the Gulf of Mexico at Packery Channel or Bob Hall Pier.
Wind sports
The city has one of the highest average wind speeds of coastal cities in North America. [36] This, combined with the Bay Front area along Ocean Drive, makes the city an important location for sports such as wind. kiteboarding, windsurfing, kite flying and swimming. At 19In 1990, Corpus Christi hosted the World Windsurfing Championship. In 2018 Corpus Christi hosted the 2018 conference. Youth World Championship in sailing.
Other
- Skating
The Corpus Christi Skate Park opened on February 17, 2007. It is located in Cole Park on the shores of Corpus Christi Bay near the city center. The 12,000-square-foot (1,100 m 2 ) concrete park includes a skating bowl and outdoor pitch with stairs, railings, and flat surfaces.
- Birdwatching
Corpus Christi is a coastal city that is a good place to watch seabirds. Popular locations include Blücher Park downtown, the Hans and Suter Pat Preserve along Oso Bay, Hazel-Bazemore County Park along the Nueses River in Cullen, and the South Texas Botanical Garden and Nature Center along Oso Creek.
[37] Government
Municipal government
In 1852 the City of Corpus Christi was incorporated. The 31st Texas Legislature chartered the city as a political and corporate municipality in 1909 year. By ordinance, the city has the power to “correct, change, and extend its boundaries”. [38]
Corpus Christi is under councilor municipal government. The elected city council is the primary authority in municipal matters such as the enactment of local legislation, policy setting, and the appointment of a city manager. Together, the city council and the city manager enforce laws and lead the municipal government. [38] Organized by the government sectors of the city council, the city government, the city clerk, and several city departments, Corpus Christi is located in Nueces County. The city council currently consists of the following elected members:
- Mayor Joe McCau
- Rudy Garza, the younger, expanded community
- Michael Hunter, At-Large
- Poettta Guaharge
- Everett Roy, district 1
- Ben-Molina, district 2
- Roland District 3
- Greg Smith District 4
- Gil Hernandez District 5 [39]
Peter Zanoni, former Deputy City Manager of San Antonio, was named City Manager in May 2019.
Following his appointment, Zanoni created two new positions on his leadership team and appointed Michael Rodriguez as chief of staff. [40] and Constance Sanchez as CFO. [41] City manager works with assistant city manager Mark Van Vleck, Samuel “Keith” Selman, and Steven Viera. Tammy Embry is the city’s director of intergovernmental relations. Rebecca L. Huerta – City Clerk. Former City Manager Margie S. Rose was appointed in 2016 and became the first African-American City Manager in Corpus Christi. Rose resigned in 2018. [42] Selman served as Acting City Manager in 2018 after Rose’s resignation and until Zanoni’s appointment.
The Corpus Christi City Charter was adopted by public referendum in 1987, with amendments to the entire charter passed on January 19, 1991, and April 3, 1993. The charter was further amended on November 2, 2004, November 7, 2006 and November 8, 2016. [43] The charter consists of 10 articles and 41 sections relating to the provisions of self-government, the city council and the procedures of city government, administration, planning, boards and commissions, etc.
The Corpus Christi Code of Ordinances was codified by Ordinance No. 028493 and passed February 23, 2010 [44] From 2012 to 2016, Nelda Martinez was mayor of Corpus Christi, the first Hispanic woman to hold office. [45]
On January 19, 2017, Corpus Christi Mayor Dan McQueen resigned after 37 days, a result of McQueen’s comment alleging that city council members were only high school graduates and he was an engineer. [46] He has no engineering background and some college graduates are on the city council. [46]
State and Federal
In Texas, the 13th Court of Appeals is located at the Nueces County Courthouse in Corpus Christi. [47]
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice operates the parole unit in Corpus Christi. [48]
The US Postal Service operates the Corpus Christi Post Office, the city’s main post office, [49] , and several station post offices.
Education
Colleges and Universities
Corpus Christi is home to several institutions of higher education: Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, Del Mar College, Saint Leo University-Corpus Christi and numerous vocational schools, including the Southern Career Institute , Texas South Institute of Technology, Texas Corpus Christi Career Centers, and the Vogue Beauty School. The city is also home to Stark College and Seminary (formerly known as the South Texas School of Christian Studies), located on Ward Island adjacent to the Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is part of the Texas A&M University System. It was formerly known as Corpus Christi State University, Texas A&I University in Corpus Christi, and the University of Corpus Christi.
The University of Saint Leo and Corpus Christi Education Center is located at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi.
Del Mar College is a local community college founded in the 1940s behind Wynn Seal Jr.
High School. The main campus began as an administration building built after World War II on Del Mar. The college has grown to encompass much of the residential extension called Southmoreland, built from Bohemian farmland in the late 1930s. Del Mar now includes the West Campus, located in the Corpus Christi area, which was once the Cliff Mouse Airport. The Southern Career Institute offers career training at two Corpus Christi locations, primarily in the areas of medicine, business, and beauty.
In 2015, WalletHub ranked Corpus Christi at the bottom, 138 of 150 cities in America, due to low education and low income opportunities. [50] To increase literacy rates in the city, a multi-year effort has been made to promote reading through annual literacy festivals. Initiated by First Lady Laura Bush and the Texas Book Festival, a series of book festivals are held each spring.
Schools
Six school districts provide primary and secondary education to area residents: Corpus Christi Independent School District, Calallen ISD, Mook Bluff ISD, Tuloso-Midway ISD, West Oso ISD, and London ISD.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi provides elementary and secondary education for Catholic schools. Several open enrollment charter schools are located in Corpus Christi. These public schools are: Center for Accelerated Learning, Cesar E. Chavez Academy, Corpus Christi College Preparatory HS, Corpus Christi Montessori School, Dr. M.L. Garza-Gonzalez, GCCLR Institute of Technology, Corpus Christi Premier HS, Richard Milburn Academy, School of Science and Technology, Seashore Learning Center, and Seashore Middle Academy. Corpus Christi Independent School District
Colleges
- Mary Carroll Middle School
- Richard King Middle School Foy H. Moody
- W. B. Ray High School
- Collegiate High School
- Solomon Cowles High School
- Vocational and Technical Education Academy Branch
- Veterans Memorial School
Schools
- Secondary school of Marvina P. Bakera
- Secondary school of volumes Brown
- Secondary school Cullen Plax
- Claude Cunningham Secondary School of Robert Driskollah
- Ellip Carl O. Hamlin High School
- R. Haas High School
- Harold Cuffey High School
- Martin High School
- South Park High School
- Magnetic Secondary School of the Academy of Fine Arts Vinn forces
Primary school
- Primary allena school
- Barnsa
- Berlang primary school
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- Dawson Elementary School
- Early Childhood Development Center
- Evans Elementary School
- Fannin 9 Elementary School0032
- Galvan primary school
- Garcia primary school
- Gibson primary school
- Primary HIKSS School
- Houston primary school
- Jones
- Kostoriza primary school
- 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 9002 Meadowbrook School
- Menger Primary School
- Capital Design Primary School
- Mireles Primary School
- Primary school MontClair
- Primary school mura
- Primary school OUK-park
- Primary school Sanders
- SCHANENEN ESTATES
- SMIT SMIT
- Particular school
- UEVs Wilson Elementary School
- Windsor Park Elementary School
- Woodlawn Elementary School
- Yeager Elementary School
- Office Primary School
Alternative
- Students Learning and Orientation Center
- Mary Grett
Independent School District Flour Bluff
- BLUOUFF 9-12 Grade 9002 9 Grades 7-8
- Flour Bluff Middle School, Grades 5-6
- Grades 3-4 Flour Bluff Elementary
- Grades 1-2 Flour Bluff Elementary
- Early Childhood Center Preschool and Kindergarten
- Early Years 1-4
West Oso Independent School District
- West Oso High School grades 9-12
- West Oso High School grades 6-8
- West Oso Elementary grades 2-5
- West Oso – John F. Kennedy Elementary to Grade 1
Tuloso-Midway Independent School District
- Tuloso-Midway High School
- Tuloso-Midway High School
- London secondary school
- London secondary school
- London elementary school
Private / charter / Other
- Secondary school of John Paul II
- Bishop Cathedral of St. Jacob (primary, K-8)
- 9003 -Christy (Grades 1-8)
- Academy of the Incarnate Word (K-12)
- Annapolis Christian Academy (K-12)
- Yorktown Christian Academy (K-12)
Library
See also: Public libraries of Corpus Creei
City libraries include: [51]
- Dr. Clotilda P. Garcia, 5930 Brockhampton
- bin F. McDonald, 4044 Greenwood F. , 2629 Waldron
- La Retama, 805 Comanche
- Owen Hopkins, 3202 McKinzie
- Anita and W.T. Neyland, 1230 Carmel Pkwy
TexShare cardholders also have limited borrowing privileges at the following libraries: [52]
- Nueces County Public Library in Robstown, Texas
- Mary and Jeff Bell Library at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
- Del Mar College Libraries
Corpus Christi International Airport Transportation
and Interstate 37.
Interstate 69E/US Highway 77 connects the city with Brownsville and Victoria. Texas State Highway 44 is a major highway connecting Corpus Christi to Laredo and western South Texas via Interstate 69W/US Highway 59, Interstate 35, and US Highway 83. Public transportation within the city is provided by the Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority with its 28 bus routes. Corpus Christi once had a streetcar system in operation from 1910 to 1931 and a railroad station (passenger service ended in 1965). Despite the convenience of a large harbor, the city does not have a passenger port. In the city of Corpus Christi, the percentage of households without a car is below average. In 2015, 8.5% of households in Corpus Christi did not have a car, and in 2016 it dropped slightly to 7.9%. In 2016, the national average was 8.7%. In 2016, Corpus Christi had an average of 1.77 vehicles per household, compared to a national average of 1.8. [53] Two major bridges lead to the city: the Harbor Bridge (US 181) and the John F.
Kennedy Bridge (PR 22). Both bridges are maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation. Freight service from San Antonio Corpus Christi is provided by the Union Pacific Railroad, but the original line, both freight and passenger, was the San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad, which has operated in Corpus Christi since 1913 to 1956. [54] Then SAU&G, or “Sausage” as it was commonly known, was merged into the Missouri Pacific Railroad. It was subsequently purchased by Union Pacific. [55]
Major Highways
- Interstate 37
- Interstate 69E; under construction and expansion in accordance with US 77
- US Highway 77
- US Highway 181
- Texas State Highway 44
- Texas State Highway 286 (Crosstown Expressway)
- Highway Texas, 358 (North Padre Island Drive and South Padre Island Drive)
- Texas Highway, 35
- Texas highway, 361
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Famous famous famous people musician, founding member of Brockhampton.
- Amy Acuff, five-time Olympic high jumper
- Mike Adams, MLB pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies
- AA Allen, a Pentecostal evangelist and “faith healer”, pastored Assembly of God Church in Corpus Christi in late 1940s.
- Marshall Applewhite, founder of the Heaven’s Gate Suicide Cult, graduated from Corpus Christi High School.
- Barbara Barry, actress
- Raymond Berry, wide receiver and coach, Pro Football Hall of Fame
- Justin Brantley, NFL player
- John A. Breeden, American Legion Commander
- Tammy John Canales, drag queen and musician
- TV presenter
- Dabney Coleman, actor
- Roger Kroeger, country singer-songwriter
- Henry Cuesta, clarinetist on The Lawrence Welk Show
- Dave Davis, American broadcaster and NPR Fresh Air contributor
- Paula DeAnda, musician
- Tom DeLay, U.S. Congressman and disgraced House Majority Leader Carlosni Lusley
9 for murder, controversial conviction raises fears of wrongful execution
- Helen Donat, opera singer
- Ramon H. Dovalina, college administrator and president
- Roberto Elizondo, boxer, two-time world title contender
- Farrah Fawcett, actress and artist
- Blake Farenthold, former US Congressman from the 27th District of Texas
- Joe Bertram Franz, historian
- David Freese, MLB player for MLB Pittsburgh Pirates
- Clint Gresham, Seattle Seahawks Long Bass, Super Bowl Champion
- Stephanie Grist, author
- Stephen A. Hickham, Jr., race car driver
- Jim Heath, musician known as Reverend Horton Heath
- Bert Hooton, baseball pitcher, All-Star and World Series Champion
- Todd Ames Hunter, Texas House of Representatives 1989-1997 and since January 2009
- Ernestine Jackson, actress and singer
- Bret Anthony Johnston , author Corpus Christi: Stories
- Jeremy Jordan, Supergirl (TV series) actor, Broadway performer
- Larry Kelm, NFL player, original Texas A&M “Wrecking Crew” linebacker Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers
- Mifflin Kenedy, rancher and businessman
- Ashley Kidd, world champion wakesurfer
- Brooks Kischnik, baseball player
- Bobby Labonte, NASCAR Sprint Cup driver and 2000 champion
- Terry Labonte, NASCAR Cup Series Pilot ], 1984 and 1996 champion
- Collin LaRose, accused in 2010 of attempting to recruit Islamic terrorists to earn money jihad
- Chris Layton, drummer Stevie Ray Vaughn and double trouble
- Brian Leitch, NHL defenseman, was born in Corpus Christi but grew up in Connecticut.
- Danny Lohner, musician
- Eva Longoria, actress
- Allen Ludden, TV game show host
- Terrence McNally, playwright
- Irlene Mandrell, musician, actress, model, sister of Barbara and Louise Mandrell32, and 9009 actress, sister of Barbara and Irlene Mandrell
- Victoria Moroles, actress
- Mitch Morris, actor
- Roger Narvaez, Mixed martial arts
- Joe Nixon, state representative from Houston, grew up in Corpus Christi
- Larry Norman, musician and songwriter
- Todd Oldham, fashion designer
- Revilo P. Oliver, 20th century fascist scientist, professor, founder of the John Birch Society.
- Solomon P. Ortiz, US Congressman, represented Corpus Christi for 28 years.
- Jessie Pavelka, actor and model
- Jennifer Peña, Latin Pop and Tejano singer and actress
- Cliff Pennington, Los Angeles Angels MLB player
- Paul Perez, drummer, songwriter, producer
- Lou Diamond Phillips, actor
- Billy Powell, keyboard player
- Selena Quintanilla, Mexican / American singer0 La Reyna de07,
- Cumbia
- A. B. Quintanilla, singer, songwriter with Kumbia All Starz, Selena’s older brother
- Suzette Quintanilla, Selena and Los Dinos drummer, Selena’s older sister
- Dodie Roach, professional poker player, two-time World Series of Poker 9 bracelet winner0032
- Johnny Roland, NFL player and coach
- Lester Roloff, radio evangelist
- Leslie Sanchez, political expert
- Pepe Serna, actor
- Sid Sheinberg, ex-president of Universal Studios, helped make Jaws Barley
- MLB player for Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets
- Ormond R. Simpson, Lt. Gen. Marine Corps
- Robert Simpson, meteorologist and hurricane specialist
- Laurie Singer, actress
- Mark Singer, actor
- Justin Storms, artist, musician
- Martha Tilton, singer and actress
- Raul Torres, state representative from Nueces
- Carlos Truan, politician
- George Conrad Westervelt, naval officer and engineer; co-founder The Boeing Company
- Don Williams, country and western singer
- Rob Zastryzny, Chicago Cubs pitcher
Twin Cities
Corpus Christi maintains a thriving and active relationship with these sister cities: [56]
- AGEN, LOT-ET-GARONNE, France
- Kilung, Taiwan
- Yokosuka, Kanagava, Japan
See also
- Texas Portal
- Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History
- List of Mayors of Corpus Christi, TX
- Mirador de la Flor
- Hotel Nueces
- Old Bayview Cemetery 9 Other highs of 26°F (-3°C) occurred on December 20, 1924, February 12, 1899, January 25, 1897, and January 16, 1888.
- Lessoff, Alan. Where Texas Meets the Sea: Corpus Christi and Its History (University of Texas Press, 2015) 360 pp.
- Givens, Murphy. Corpus Christi History
- City of Corpus Christi
- Corpus Christi Public Library digital archive with local history photographs and materials
- Investigation, Courts and Judges
- US
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We invite you to the opening of the Lobachevsky Sun School garden (Moscow)!
08/26/2022
On September 3, a new kindergarten Lobachevsky’s Sun School opens in Moscow! The garden is new, but the principles and standards are still high.
- video surveillance available to you;
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Open Day at Sun School Petrogradskaya (St. Petersburg)!
08/26/2022
We invite you to an open day at Sun School Sun School Petrogradskaya!
At the holiday you will find a fun animation program, master classes for children from educators, delicious treats.
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Promotion on the day of the holiday – 100% on the entrance fee. Address: St. Petersburg, Divenskaya street, 11
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Open Day at Sun School Solntsevo (Moscow)!
08/17/2022
We invite you to the Open Day at Sun School Solntsevo!
Program:
- Fun animation and play program for children
- Tour of the garden, meeting the manager and caregivers
- Master classes for children and parents
- Tasty and light buffet
Bonus! Hurry up to conclude a contract at the old price and get a 100% discount on the entry fee when signing the contract on the day of the event!
Address: Moscow, Proizvodstvennaya street, 12, building 2
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Open Day at Sun School Scarlet Sails PREMIUM (Moscow)!
08/15/2022
The English kindergarten Sun School PREMIUM “Scarlet Sails” holds an “Open Day” on August 27!
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Wonderful meetings, educational and entertainment programs await our guests:
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Creative workshops are open from 11.00 to 11.40. Interesting and helpful!For the youngest guests (ages 1 – 3)
From 11.00 – 11.40 – Sensory musical fairy tale. A fairy tale that you can not only watch and listen to, but also touch!For children from 3 to 5 years old.
From 11.00 – 11.40 – Lego adventure! Children will get acquainted with different types of Lego constructor, make wonderful Lego compositions!Senior preschoolers (ages 5-7)
From 11.00 – 11.40 you are invited to the creative workshop “Very skillful hands”. Everyone will create a wonderful work with their own hands!If your child is passionate about cooking, then from 11.00 – 11.40 we are waiting for young cooks in an English culinary master class with our expats!
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Open Day at Sun School Vasileostrovsky (St. Petersburg)!
08/14/2022
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Sun School kindergarten Vasileostrovskiy will host an open day!
The children will have an exciting program and an interesting master class with full immersion in a bilingual environment.
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Open Day at Sun School Belgian Village (Moscow)!
08/10/2022
Sun School Belgian Village Kindergarten will host an Open Day!
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The guys not only watch spectacular transformations and amazing miracles, but also take part in the show themselves!On this day, there is a unique opportunity to conclude an agreement with a garden without paying an entry fee!
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We invite you to the holiday! Open Day at Sun School VDNKh (Moscow)!
08/04/2022
On August 13, Sun School VDNKh opens a new network garden in Moscow!
Garden managers and owners Svetlana and Alexander have prepared an excellent program for you and your children:
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If the contract is concluded before August 13, the maximum discounts are valid in the garden: 100% for the entrance fee and 50% for the first month of visiting .
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Open Day at Savushkin’s Sun School (St. Petersburg)!
07/27/2022
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Savushkin’s Sun School Kindergarten will host an open day!
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Open Day at Sun School Mosfilmovskaya (Moscow)!
06/22/2022
On July 1, we are waiting for you at the holiday in the Sun School Mosfilmovskaya kindergarten! The plan is this:
- Workshops for children from kindergarten teachers. In Russian and English, so you can immediately try in practice what bilingual development is.
- Games and quizzes with animators.
- Disco and treats.
- Garden tour for parents. You will see where your children will study, talk with the manager, you can ask her about everything.
Address: Moscow, Mosfilmovskaya street, 88, bldg. 2, pp. 6
Date and time: July 1, 10:00Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47
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We invite you to the Open Day at Sun School Solntsevo (Moscow)!
05/25/2022
There are never too many holidays!
On 28. 05 Sun School Solntsevo will host an open day. What does this mean for you?
1. You can have fun with your child and separately. Because quests and master classes are waiting for children in the garden.
2. Get to know the manager and caregivers by asking them about everything from the garden to the personal journey here.
3. Find out about the conditions and program of the Sun Camp summer camp.
4. See every corner of the kindergarten.
5. Get a 100% discount on the entry fee.Address: Moscow, st. Proizvodstvennaya, d. 12, k. 2, m. Solntsevo
Time: May 28 at 10:00Sign up for kindergartens by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47
- Number of children.
- Ages of children.
- Driving to and from activities — typically covered in the form of using a household vehicle or paying the nanny a mileage reimbursement if they have to use their own car.
- Household tasks, such as cooking, laundry, cleaning or dog-walking.
- Errands like grocery shopping or picking up the dry cleaning.
- Managing contractors or other household employees.
- Event planning.
- Nanny taxes: According to the Internal Revenue Service, nannies (full-time or not) are employees — not independent contractors — meaning families are responsible for not only withholding state and federal taxes for the nanny, but also covering the costs of taxes typically paid by other kinds of employers. For tax year 2022, “nanny taxes” kick in when the nanny makes more than $2,400 in a calendar year, and how much they are varies by location. If you aren’t sure how much nanny taxes are in your state, this nanny tax calculator can give you an idea of what you’ll need to pay. Note: These taxes apply even if you hired your nanny through an intermediary, like a service or website.
- Payroll services: Some families opt to use a payroll service or accountant to manage the nanny’s paycheck and nanny taxes, which can also be an added cost.
- Intermediary agencies: If you hire a nanny through a referral agency or nanny service, these organizations will generally charge fees to vet and recommend nannies for you.
- Periodic background checks: Background checks for nannies prior to hiring them on, as well as on an annual or routine basis, are also an added cost. Typically, the more in-depth the background check, the higher the fee. Note: Care.com provides an enhanced caregiver screening called a CareCheck, which is included with membership. CareCheck is a good place to start, but it does not replace the safety precautions that families should take on their own.
- Additional certifications: Families insisting that their nannies be up-to-date on CPR and first aid certifications will often pay for them to be renewed every few years.
- Raises, bonuses and overtime: Like many different types of employees, nannies expect to receive routine raises and/or bonuses and are entitled to overtime pay (time and a half) if they work more than 40 hours per week, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. How much you should give in raises or bonuses is between you and your nanny, but LaRowe says a 2-3% cost-of-living raise, in addition to a 5-7% merit increase, is fairly standard.
- Supplemental child care: Many families choose to give their nannies paid sick leave or vacation days. During that time, families might need to pay for supplemental, short-term child care, such as an emergency babysitter or drop-in child care, if family members are unable to fill in.
- Meal prep.
- House cleaning.
- Dog walking.
- Tutoring.
- Grocery shopping.
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Level of education
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Certifications (CPR, first aid training, etc. ) or Specialties (a newborn specialist or lactation consultant)
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How many children the nanny would be caring for at once, including multiples and/or children with special needs or disabilities
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How many “extras” (like travel) that would be included in the nanny’s responsibilities
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Taxes. You may have heard of the “Nanny Tax.” Since your nanny is a household employee (go here to see how the IRS defines this), you’ll need to deduct taxes from his or her salary. Generally you’ll have to withhold Medicare, Social Security, federal and state income taxes, as well as pay the employer’s matching portion of Social Security and Medicare, along with federal and state unemployment insurance taxes. Tax requirements vary depending on which state you live in, so check out Care.com’s handy state tax requirements page.
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Full or partial health insurance: This varies depending on the type of insurance and how much, but the average cost can be anywhere from $200-300 per month, depending on where you live.
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Paid holidays: Most nannies receive about six paid holidays. They’re usually New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas, though what you offer may vary.
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Paid Vacation: Most nannies receive two weeks paid vacation, and some families try to schedule this during a time that may coincide with other school vacations (like the weeks between Christmas and New Year’s or a week during summer).
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Paid Sick Days: This is a less common benefit than paid vacation and holidays, but about 47% of employers offer this benefit according to the International Nanny Association. The amount offered is usually four or five days, but that is up to your discretion.
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Holiday Bonus or Tip: Approximately one week’s salary, plus a thoughtful gift from the kids.
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Transportation reimbursement or supplement: This varies depending on where you live.
If you live in New York City, it’s come to provide your nanny with an unlimited monthly metrocard to ease her commute to work. If your nanny drives (your car or his or her own personal car) to run errands or bring the kids to school, it’s typical to reimburse gas and tolls. - Your location
- Your nanny’s experience
- Cover for when your nanny is sick
- Taxes
- Budget
- Location
- Type of nanny service
- Schedule or timetable
- Tasks you need help with
- Passport
- Certificate of no criminal record
- Vaccination certificate
- Med. book
- Full day, for example from 8 am to 7 pm.
- Partial day, for example from 8 am to 2 pm.
- Several times a week.
- A few hours for walking, accompanying the child to sports clubs or developmental groups.
- Night work schedule (remember that it costs more!).
- Living in your home.
- If you need a nanny for more than 10 hours a day, it makes sense to invite two nannies with a six-hour work schedule or offer them to work every other day.
- Name the amount you plan to pay the nanny if you didn’t specify it in the ad, or ask how much she estimates her services.
- Please advise the area in which the nanny will be working. Be sure to find out in which area she lives and how long and by what transport she will get to you.
- Be sure to ask about education, work experience, recommendations of the future nanny, whether she has teaching methods.
- Don’t forget to ask if the nanny has children, how old they are and who will take care of them if they get sick.
- Tell us what kind of work schedule the nanny will have. Ask if she agrees to it.
- If the potential babysitter suits you, tell the job seeker about your responsibilities. It is best to write them down on a piece of paper so as not to forget anything. Discuss the possibility of additional employment on weekends and holidays.
- At the end of the conversation, be sure to ask if everything suits her. If you get along over the phone, set up a face-to-face meeting.
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- Babysitter . Voni may be on the right with children in 1-6 years. Standard support – pedagogical education and development of modern methods of development. Pluses – dosvіd roboti vyhovatem. Zavdannya – development and preparation of a baby before school.
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- Nanny with residence . Take care of a child for a whole day, in the house of a baby boy. Perelіk zavdan lie down for a century children. Pratsyuvati can be with 1-2 days off or on a rotational basis, changing with another 1-2 nannies.
- Nanny hourly . One of the most extensive services, requested through an irregular working day for the great fathers. Zavdannya: lure a child from a child’s garden or a school, accompany home, infuriate, shake until the arrival of the fathers. A nanny for a year can take a baby for a walk, accompany him to a dodatkovo occupation.
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Enable new customers to find your driving school through multiple sources: Google, Facebook, Instagram, Booking.page are all channels you can use to help your potential students find you.
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Create work schedules for all driving instructors, including holidays and holidays.
Each instructor will be able to log in and manage their meetings on the go using their mobile device. At the same time, it is possible to have an administrator to manage all bookings in the driving school. All instructors can also sync their personal calendar with the driving school’s booking calendar to avoid double bookings. -
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Finding Lisa: How a little girl’s story helped solve 30-year-old murders
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Murder, mystery, disappearances and new life This is the life story of Lisa, who did not know anything about her origin, parents and past. However, now, many years after the mysterious events, she was able to uncover the secrets of a strange man named Bob Evans, who called her his daughter. He lived with the girl in a trailer park and planned to give the child to a foster family for a kind woman who loved Lisa and considered her her granddaughter.
However, at a crucial moment, Evans disappeared and the child was placed in public custody. What happened next to Lisa and the man who called himself her father, in the Boston Globe investigation. The single father and his secrets
She was a little girl, dressed in faded and worn clothes that were a few sizes too small. She had no toys and often went hungry while living with her father in a red pickup truck in a trailer park.
In the summer of 1986, five-year-old Lisa often walked by Kathryn Dekker’s trailer at a trailer park in Scotts Valley, California. While her father worked, Lisa spent hours playing with her little grandson Dekker. She got used to this kind woman and soon began to call her grandmother. Her father, Gordon Jenson, also relied heavily on Dekker. He even cried when he told her about his wife, who, according to him, died when Lisa was still a child, and about trying to raise his daughter on his own.
Summer was ending and Dekker had to go home with her husband, a state-owned engineer assigned to work in that area for the summer.
Katherine was worried about what would happen to Lisa after she left. The woman felt sorry for the little girl living in such conditions. Dekker dreamily told Jenson that she wanted to have a granddaughter like Lisa. Her daughter and son-in-law wanted to have children for a long time, but they did not succeed. She politely asked about his plans for the fall, when Liza was supposed to go to kindergarten. A couple of days later, Jenson appeared on the threshold of Dekker’s house. After much deliberation, he decided that it would be better for everyone if Lisa stayed with her daughter Dekker. He offered the woman to take the girl to him for three weeks, and if everything went well, they could legally adopt her. Decker was delighted. He and Lisa went to the store to buy the new clothes and a pair of shiny shoes, and then on a six-hour drive to the house of the future adoptive parents in Chino Hills. Lisa was so happy with the new clothes that she did not take off her new shoes even in bed.
Daughter Dekker and her husband immediately fell in love with Lisa and really wanted her to become part of their family. But when the young couple returned to the trailer park a few weeks later to begin the adoption process, Jenson disappeared. However, they were more alarmed by Lisa’s stories about the terrible things that, according to her, her father did to her. The couple contacted the police. After speaking with Lisa, the investigators suspected that she might have been abused, after which they placed her under state custody. Catherine Dekker, heartbroken, never saw her again.
The police asked Lisa if she had any brothers or sisters. She said that they used to be, but they all died from eating “grass mushrooms” when they went hiking. Alarmed law enforcement officers combed the entire trailer park to find out anything about Jenson. The only thing they found was a fingerprint on the sound system he installed. It turned out that the print belonged to a man named Curtis Mayo Kimball, who was arrested about a year ago for drunk driving while his young daughter was there.
This was the first hint that Lisa’s father was not who he claimed to be. He also had other secrets that Lisa herself would discover years later, when she asked herself a very important question for her: “Who am I?” Police photographs of a man known as Robert Evans. Photo from www.bostonglobe.com
Few personalities and no history
Lisa never saw Kimball again. However, the police found him two years later in San Luis Obispo, California. He was driving a stolen car in Idaho and was using a different name. When a connection was made between him and the girl he abandoned in the trailer park, the man pleaded guilty to abandoning the child. Prosecutors did not bring charges of rape against him as part of a plea deal, freeing Lisa from having to testify in court. The man spent 19 years in prisonmonths and was released in 1990. Shortly thereafter, he left the city, violating the terms of his parole.
For the next ten years, he lived inconspicuously in Richmond, California under the name Larry Wanner, authorities say.
When he arrived, he worked as an electrician and handyman. After renovating a room in a local shop, the man convinced the owners to let him live there for two or three months, which stretched out for several years. He was a lone man about six feet tall, with piercing blue eyes and a severe alcohol addiction. In the end, the one who called himself Larry Vanner moved on. In August 2001, he married a woman named Yunsoon Joon in an informal ceremony in the backyard of her Richmond home, to which he soon moved. The next year, she disappeared without a trace and without explanation. The missing woman was reported by her friend. Roxanne Grünheid, a Contra Costa County detective specializing in murders, took up the investigation.
Photo of Yunsoon Joon, whose body was found in her home in California. Photo from www.bostonglobe.com
A veteran police officer, she was known to be a tenacious investigator who could solve the toughest cases.
By that time, she had just completed her investigation into the murder of a jogger in 1978. As for the Wanner case, here the woman seemed to be facing a wall. When Grünheid interrogated him at the police station, he was calm and cooperated with the investigation. Everything was fine, he assured the police. The man said that his wife lived in Oregon, where she underwent psychological counseling, and even dictated the doctor’s number. In an effort to prove that he had nothing to hide, he allowed his fingerprints to be taken. The results were not long in coming. His prints matched those of Curtis Mayo Kimball, the man who dumped Lisa in the trailer park. Grünheid had him arrested for violating parole in 1990. Then, along with other officers, she went to search Joon Yunsoon’s home. There, the police discovered a terrible picture: in a dirty room in the basement, there was a large pile of cat litter. Beneath it was Jun’s partially dismembered body, a small ax and a saw lay nearby.
Subsequently, it turned out that a few months ago she died from a blow to the head. It was a crime so horrendous in its cruelty that Grünheid could not believe that this was Kimball’s first murder. Considering this case as her mission, Grünheid requested all the materials of Lisa’s case from the archive and studied them for hours. She was chained to cards with little prints of Lisa taken after she was found abandoned. They remained in the old file, which contained the long-forgotten traces of an abandoned child. Grünheid was appalled at the descriptions of sexual abuse Lisa shared with the police at the time, as well as in Kimball’s own notes he wrote years ago to Katherine Dekker and her daughter, in which he identified himself as Lisa’s father and admitted that he voluntarily gave her away.
The more the detective read, the more questions she had. Kimball told conflicting stories to the Dekkers and others in the trailer park about what happened to Lisa’s mom, police said.
Sometimes he said that she died during childbirth. Sometimes he said that she died in a car accident. Sometimes he said that his wife was the victim of a shootout during a robbery. Sometimes it was cancer. Lisa’s birth certificate was not in the case file, and there was no record of her mother’s death. The list of pseudonyms used by Kimball as he passed through California, Texas, Idaho revealed little about his true identity. Grunheid found a report that the police had taken a sample of Lisa’s blood and planned to force Kimball to take a paternity test. She desperately searched for the test results, but realized that the examination had not been done. “I think, ‘Who is this man?'” Grünheid said. “There is not the slightest chance that this girl is his daughter.”
“This guy is a ghost”
Kimball was sitting in the courtroom just a few steps away from Roxanne Grünheid. He could hear well enough that the detective had told her colleague about the investigation and her intention to keep digging until all of his crimes were solved.
The following day, Kimball abruptly pleaded guilty to June’s murder and was later sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole after 15 years. Grunheid was true to her promises: even when Kimball was behind bars, she continued to investigate. She requested a DNA test. In 2003, results came back that confirmed her suspicions. Whoever Kimball really was, he was not Lisa’s father. After that, she immediately contacted police departments in Santa Cruz County, where Lisa was abandoned, and in San Bernardino County, where she lived at the time. The investigation of this case, which has now been qualified as a “kidnapping”, has resumed. Kimball, on the contrary, denied everything. He told investigators that he did not remember Liza at all. When he died in prison in 2010, he took all his secrets to the grave: no one knew his real name or age.
In 2004, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children joined the investigation. His staff reviewed reports of missing people and identified several suspects.
However, the search did not lead anywhere. Lisa’s kidnapper could have taken her from anywhere on the map. “We didn’t even have a clue as to the geographic area (from which Lisa might have been abducted),” said Peter Hadley, a San Bernardino Sheriff’s Office officer who investigates crimes against children, who has been on Lisa’s case for several years. knew who he was. This guy is a ghost.” It seemed that everything that happened before the summer of 1986, when Lisa met Catherine Dekker and the man she knew as her father, was lost forever. “She was essentially a living Jane Doe ( is the name given in the United States to persons involved in investigations whose names are unknown or should not be disclosed – approx. ed. ),” Hadley said.
A 1985 photograph of Robert Evans with his beard removed in a photo editor. Photo courtesy of www.bostonglobe.com
Find parents all over the world
After the police took Lisa from the trailer park, she was placed in the custody of foster parents, who soon adopted the girl.
She grew up in a loving family in a place east of Los Angeles. Lisa got married and had three children, but she never ceased to wonder who she was and where she came from. Who are her biological parents? Are they alive? She declined to be interviewed by The Globe, but allowed other people to share her story. Two years ago, Lisa seriously decided to find out who she was by joining the millions of other people who were turning to DNA databases to trace their roots. Law enforcement officers and experts in the field of genealogy decided to help her with this. Lisa bought a DNA testing kit from ancestry.com for $99, placed the saliva sample in the included vial, and sent her sample to the company for testing. The firm analyzes the so-called autosomal DNA, the genetic material that is inherited from both parents, and then searches its extensive database for matches. Children are given 50% of autosomal DNA from each parent, 25% from grandparents, with distant relatives the percentage of matches is less.
However, figuring out how two strangers are related can be tricky. While Lisa was waiting for the results, Peter Hadley, a police officer from San Bernardino, emailed the operators of another site, DNAAdoption.com, which provides instructions for DNA testing. In it, he asked if the same methods used to find biological parents could help a woman who knows nothing about where she came from.
Barbara Rey-Venter, a retired patent attorney and genealogist who volunteers to help the site as a search angel, replied that she was confident she could help, but it would not be easy. She assembled a small team of volunteers from the California Monterey County Genealogists Association to help solve the mystery. They called this case “Project Lisa.”
Meanwhile, results from ancestry.com came in showing that Lisa shared DNA with several thousand people, and there was one close match with an 81-year-old man who lived on the East Coast and was of Canadian ancestry. He was contacted and asked to post his profile on a site that looks for matches from several genomic testing companies.
Ray-Venter analyzed the results and concluded that this man and Lisa had a common female ancestor. But in order to determine who she was, the volunteers needed to find more of Lisa’s relatives. In search of new family ties, Lisa donated her DNA to two more popular genealogy sites. One of them, 23andMe, found three close DNA matches, but only one of the three people was contacted, 42-year-old Adam Keim from San Francisco. Ray-Venter wrote to Keim. He supposedly had a cousin who was kidnapped as a child and wanted to know where she came from. However, Keim had nothing in common with other relatives. He was adopted as a child and, like his sister, was looking for his biological parents. Ray-Venter said that if he agreed to assist in the investigation, she would help him find his family. Keim, who had almost abandoned the search for his parents, was skeptical. “I didn’t know if it was a scam or if they were going to ask me for money,” Keim said in an interview. “I’m a normal person and it was like a TV show on a Thursday night.
” Once he was satisfied that the site staff’s request was legitimate, Keim agreed to share copies of his DNA tests and adoption documents, including his mother’s maiden name and the date he was born in San Diego. Within one day, Barbara Ray-Venter and another volunteer figured out Keim’s birth name by looking at old California birth records and found a brother he didn’t know. A short time later, she found his mother, who lived only a few hours away from him. “I just cried,” Keim said.
There was good news for Lisa too. DNA tests determined that Lisa’s first genetic match, an older man, was related to both Adam Keim and her. It was assumed that their common ancestor was the grandmother of this man, who had 18 children. Not surprisingly, the volunteers set themselves the task of tracking down the origins of each of them.
New life and 19,000 relatives
Barbara Ray-Venter and her team have spent thousands of hours compiling family trees. They studied census data, birth, marriage and death certificates, as well as selected information from social networks.
One of the volunteers, Yunel Davidsen, a certified genealogist from Salinas, California, combed through Canadian documents dating back to the 60s, tracing the ancestors of Lisa’s cousins. Her job was to identify living relatives who could provide DNA so the volunteers could move forward with their search. Then Peter Hadley, a San Bernardino officer, called hundreds of people across the country to ask for a DNA test. Most of them refused, even when Hadley told them they could help a relative who had been kidnapped. Many of them hung up or accused Hadley of being a scammer. “It was a disappointment, but at the same time we understood that people are afraid for their privacy,” Davidsen said.
Cheerfully, Hadley decided to change his tactics. He convinced people to call the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office to convince them of his integrity. The results were not long in coming, and soon the number of known relatives of Lisa increased. Eventually, Lisa’s family tree grew to 19000 people only on the maternal side.
The stapled paperwork of people who shared a common ancestry of 18 children of Lisa’s relative stretched out 11 feet. Some of Lisa’s cousins, encouraged by her story, persuaded other relatives to provide their DNA samples and donate money to pay for the tests. It soon became clear that Lisa came from a family of French-Canadians who settled in New Hampshire. The answer was close. Junel Davidsen found an obituary for one of her relatives, Georgette Bowden, who died in 2008. She is survived by her daughter, Denise Bowden. However, when they started looking for information about Denise, the trail disappeared.
The team was puzzled. They found relatives with DNA similar to Lisa, both maternal and paternal, which made the puzzle even harder. Then came the breakthrough that everyone had been waiting for. According to the results of DNA tests, two brothers from previous generations married two sisters, which was the missing link. “Suddenly everything fell into place,” Ray-Venter said.
“There was only one woman who could be her mother.” Photo of Denise Bowden who disappeared in Manchester in 1981. Photo from www.bostonglobe.com
Mysterious Disappearance
The woman was Denise Bowden, who disappeared from her home in Manchester in 1981. She left behind her six-month-old daughter and her boyfriend, a man named Bob Evans. Her family never heard from her again.
In July 2016, Peter Hadley called Lisa. His search was over. She was silent on the phone for a few seconds. “Do you want to know your name?” – he asked. “Yes,” Lisa answered quietly. Dawn. This is the name her mother gave her at birth. He sent her a copy of her birth certificate. Lisa called him a few weeks later with more questions. Should she change her name now? Date of your birth?
Hadley told Manchester Police that a girl who was abandoned in California in 1986 has been identified as Bowden’s daughter. Denise Bowden’s elderly father, Armand Bowden, who had previously refused DNA tests, relented when he was proven to be related to his granddaughter, whom he had not seen for 35 years.
The results of the examinations subsequently did not raise doubts. He told authorities that he last saw his only daughter on Thanksgiving Day in 1981. A week later, she left with her child and boyfriend. Relatives never reported disappearances. “Apparently they were having financial difficulties, so we assumed they had run away from their financial problems,” said Manchester Police Captain Ryan Grant. Detectives found several photographs of Evans dated 1980, when he was arrested several times in Manchester for illegally connecting electricity to his house and paying with bad checks. The police compared these photos with pictures of the man who abandoned Lisa and then died in prison. According to Grant, it was the same man.
Peter Hadley told Ashley Rodriguez, a forensic scientist at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, that Lisa’s mother was identified as a woman who went missing in Manchester at 1981 year. As soon as she looked at the map of the state on her computer, a terrible idea popped into her head.
“As soon as she hung up, she said, ‘You have to see this,'” recalls Carol Schweitzer, head of the center’s forensic services. “Oh, my God, could there be a connection?” The secret became clear
Manchester is only 15 miles from Allenstown, which holds one of New Hampshire’s most disturbing mysteries. In 1985, local hunters came across a steel tank containing the decomposed bodies of a young woman and a girl believed to be 10-11 years old. 15 years later, the investigator assigned to the case found a second barrel in the same forest, which contained the remains of two little girls, who were about 3 and 4 years old. None of them have been identified, although DNA tests have shown that three of the four victims were relatives. The police believe that all four were killed at the same time, between the end of 1970s and early 1980s.
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Schweitzer and Rodriguez contacted California and New Hampshire authorities, telling them that Bowden’s disappearance could be linked to the Allenstown murders.
Bowden’s boyfriend was living in the area at the time a young woman and three little girls were killed. Two of the Allenstown victims were partially dismembered, a detail that was reminiscent of Yunsoon June’s murder. Everything pointed to Evans—an amazing breakthrough in a case that had seemed hopeless for a long time. Investigators have determined that the man, who identified himself as Bob Evans, worked as an electrician at Waumbec Mills in Manchester from 1977 to 1981, and it was there that he took the barrels in which the bodies were found. Evans also did electrical work on the shop at the site and used the land to dispose of materials from the mill.
And just as the DNA tests led Lisa to her biological mother, they revealed that Lisa’s kidnapper was the father of one of the Allenstown victims, a 4-year-old girl who was unrelated to the other victims. DNA tests determined that the older victim could be Denise Bowden. “At this point, our focus on Evans stopped being general and became more granular,” said Michael Kokoski, a New Hampshire police sergeant.
New Hampshire authorities said in January that DNA tests had linked Evans to the Allenstown murders. He probably killed them all, senior assistant attorney general Jeffrey Streltsin said, and allegedly killed Bowden, though her body was never found. He traveled around the country, having relationships with single mothers, while using different names. Authorities said he had used violence against women and children in the past, and they suspect there are other victims, the real number of which will probably never be known. “He certainly fits the description of a serial killer,” Streltsin said.
The mother of Evans’ daughter, who was killed in Allenstown, was never found. When Evans was arrested in 1980 on charges of stealing electricity and using false checks, he claimed to be married to a woman named Elizabeth. However, it was not possible to find her, and the next year he got together with Denise Bowden.
Bob Evans looked like a chameleon. Sometimes he was clean-shaven, sometimes heavily disheveled and with a shaggy beard.
He spoke with a Southern accent, an East Coast accent, a West Coast accent, or no accent at all. Some women recalled his bright blue eyes and called him charming. He was intelligent, could speak fluent French, and according to one witness interviewed by the police, he spoke Spanish, Chinese and Arabic. Investigators suspected that in the past he could be a military man, but this could not be confirmed. They didn’t find where he grew up or where he was before he came to New Hampshire at 1970s, when he was about 20-30 years old. Investigators looked into reports of missing children, but feared that Allenstown victims such as Bowden had never been reported missing. According to detectives, the Bowdens believed that Denise Bowden simply left – until her daughter Lisa, who was also considered lost for a long time, began to look for her. When authorities announced a breakthrough in the Allenstown murders, they released a statement from Lisa, now 35. She thanked everyone who took part in the investigation of her case and asked her to keep her confidentiality.
“I have three wonderful children and a loving husband, and I want our happy and safe lives to be protected by sharing this story,” she said. Photo from www.bostonglobe.com
Happy reunion
In December, Lisa met her grandfather and several cousins in New Hampshire. Investigators said they were able to narrow down information about Lisa’s father to just a few people, but they refused to release the details.
Lisa is a strong woman and protective mother of her family, Hadley said. She is relieved that some questions about her past have been answered, but she still hopes that investigators will find her mother’s remains and identify the rest of the Allenstown victims.
Police in New Hampshire and California, with the help of the FBI, are trying to get to the bottom of Bob Evans’ past, trying to find out his real name and people who met along the way. Recently, a woman told police that she babysat Lisa and another 6-month-old baby when Evans lived in Anaheim in 1984-1985.
He told her that he is a single father who raises children by himself. Investigators fear he may have killed the second child. The next year, when Evans showed up at the trailer park, he was only with Lisa. Lisa always thought Evans spared her because he was her father, Hadley said. However, when she learned that he killed his daughter, one of the victims buried in New Hampshire, she became convinced that she was protected by a guardian angel. A few months later, Peter Hadley called Katherine Dekker. He told her what happened to Lisa and the man who left her. He said that the baby, whom Dekker’s daughter wanted to adopt, was kidnapped. And the man who called himself her father was a serial killer who killed his own daughter and planned to kill Lisa. For some reason, he allowed Lisa to leave. “You saved her life,” he told Dekker.
Now Dekker is 85. She said that it is often difficult for her to remember certain things. But she never forgot Lisa, the girl who came into her life in the summer of 1986 years old and almost became her granddaughter.
“I thought and worried about her all the time, she was a good girl,” Dekker said. Private English kindergarten Sun School in ABC format at Samara, Revolutionary street, 3
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26 August
Mental arithmetic
Dear parents! We are glad to announce that a new course has appeared in our kindergarten: mental arithmetic. The trainer works with children according to this program: Galiyeva Olga Olegovna.
Mental arithmetic is a unique program for the development of a child. Children learn to count using the abacus, the progenitor of the modern calculator. After studying the program of mental arithmetic, children quickly count on the abacus and in the mind, the brain activity of the child as a whole is trained.
We treat our classes like sports training. To achieve outstanding results, children need to train hard, set goals and achieve them. You need to be diligent, responsible and be sure to do your homework.
Mental arithmetic forms the child’s ability to succeed in any business! Indeed, with any tasks: in studies, in hobbies, in a career, a trained brain copes easier and faster! With the help of the MA program, the potential inherent from birth is revealed, which, without due attention and stimulation, could go unnoticed. And who knows, maybe your child is the one, the one? Everyone can achieve high results!July 27
New teacher
Our kindergarten is pleased to introduce a new young and promising teacher: Sheina Margarita.
Margarita Konstantinovna is studying at the magistracy of the Faculty of Philology of the Samara State Social and Pedagogical University. He has additional education as an interpreter. From 2019 to 2022, she worked as a teacher at the private kindergarten “Kapelka”, since March 2022 she has been a teacher at Sun School kindergarten. He is a participant and winner of all-Russian and international conferences. Winner of the regional competition “Young Scientist 2020”. We wish her creative and fruitful work.
June 20
Summer camp
Sun Camp continues its work in our kindergarten. Classes of the game format are devoted to the topic “Secrets of the third planet”. Young researchers reveal the secrets of the past and future of our planet. Every week, our pupils are waiting for interesting quests, quizzes, competitions, games, a sea of vivid impressions and emotions.
31 May
Graduation party
Graduation ball in kindergarten is the most touching, most unforgettable holiday.
On May 26, graduation was held in our kindergarten. On this day, the guys sang songs, danced, read poetry, participated in competitions. At the end of the holiday, each child was awarded diplomas and medals. Ahead of the school – school joys, friends, breaks, grades at the blackboard and homework. There is still a lot of new and interesting things ahead, but children will remember this holiday for a lifetime! The last holiday of preschool childhood. 6 May
Victory Day
In 2022, our country celebrates the 77th anniversary of Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War. Although more than half a century has passed since the Victory Day, time has no power over the memory of people of different generations. The feat of the soldiers and the feat of the working people who forged victory in the rear will never fade. Remain in the ranks and poems of that time, and works, and songs that inspired the soul of a soldier during the war years. A festive event dedicated to Victory Day was held in our kindergarten.
The children recited poems, sang military songs, and took part in the relay race. The teachers introduced the children to the symbols of the Victory: the Order “Victory”, St. George’s Ribbon, the Eternal Flame. At the end of the event, the children made holiday cards. April 12
Day of Cosmonautics
Today in our kindergarten there was a holiday dedicated to the Day of Cosmonautics. The guys participated in fun contests, made crafts, met a guest from the moon – an alien. The newcomer had fun and danced with the children, learned the secrets of the health of Earthlings. Many children had a dream to become astronauts and fly into space.
March 22
March is the month of holidays
In March, two holidays were held in the garden: March 8 and Maslenitsa. Children participated in fun competitions, sang touching songs, recited poems. The holidays passed in a warm, sincere atmosphere. The guys got a lot of impressions and charged with positive emotions for the holidays.
21 February
Defender of the Fatherland Day
matinees dedicated to the Defender of the Fatherland Day. Traditionally, all groups
prepared sports competitions. The little athletes had to
pass relay races and compete in strength, courage and agility. Also
the guys remembered military professions and military equipment, guessed
riddles, performed dances and recited poems. The holiday gave children
many positive emotions and sincere smiles.January 11
Fabulous kindergarten
Our kindergarten is a place of friendship, learning, inspiration — and we really value this atmosphere!
27 December
Mother’s Day
At the end of November we celebrated the most touching holiday – Mother’s Day. Teachers and children prepared for it for a whole week: they decorated groups, made crafts, rehearsed. The holiday passed very reverently and tenderly. Poems, songs and funny contests conquered our mothers, and everyone was delighted.
23 December
New Year’s holidays
Every year at the end of December in our kindergarten there are festive New Year’s parties. A smart Christmas tree, Santa Claus, Snow Maiden and gifts were waiting for our children. All the guys showed their talents with pleasure: they danced, danced round dances, recited poems, sang songs, played. The holidays turned out to be very cheerful and joyful, left a lot of pleasant impressions and emotions.
November 2
Halloween
Halloween was fun and exciting in our kindergarten. Teachers and children prepared costumes and decorated the groups. Various competitions and games were held on the day of the holiday. At the end of the day, all children received sweet prizes. It was awesome fun!
October 20
Autumn holiday
A holiday dedicated to the Day of Autumn was held in our kindergarten. The beautiful Autumn came to visit, with whom the guys sang and had fun, as well as the Scarecrow, who was looking for his vegetables.
There were beautiful mountain ash and cheerful mushrooms at the festival, which delighted our guests with cheerful dances. The event was bright, interesting and exciting. In conclusion, Autumn treated all the children with delicious, juicy apples. 24 August
Teacher training.
The new curriculum at Sun School will start with a new program. All work with children will take place in the process of joint exploration of the world in a playful way. A unified structure of the day has been developed, which includes both creative activities and physical activities and the development of cognitive abilities in a playful way that our pupils like so much.
Teachers will receive additional training and will look after children even better!
20 August
Preparation for the new school year.
Our kindergarten is actively preparing for the new school year. Purchased new toys and books.
On September 1, the children will have a fun holiday dedicated to the Day of Knowledge. Our children have interesting activities, games and holidays ahead! 10 August
End of summer camp.
Our summer camp Sun Camp is finishing its work. Interesting, exciting and incredible 3 months flew by. Our children learned a lot, had fun and had fun. Looking forward to next summer and our wonderful Sun Camp.
July 19
We invite you!
Sun School Kindergarten is waiting for new children to join their groups. If you want your child to have fun, interesting and exciting time, you need to urgently visit us! There are only a few spots left in the group! Hurry up!
July 12
Sun Camp is in full swing!
We continue our acquaintance with the various faculties of our Academy. The children learned the secrets of pioneers and travelers, played, participated in competitions and quests. Our kids continue to learn children’s songs in two languages, immerse themselves in the fairy-tale world of songs with the help of special exercises and various games.
Our children are in an atmosphere of emotions, positive and new discoveries. July 7
Recruitment of a new junior group
Children from 2 years of age are open. Your children are waiting for daily interesting
classes, wonderful teachers, individual approach, five meals a day
food and more. Bring our child to us and he will spend
time with pleasure and benefit!June 4
Sun School Graduation
Our kindergarten recently had a graduation. Our graduates acted as real actors and shot “The Best Movie”. Poems, funny contests and sketches caused a lot of positive emotions among the audience. I would like to wish our children successful studies, great victories and incredible miracles in life. Good luck guys!
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Texas, El Paso
3168 Franklin Ridge Drive
Nov 5, 2007
Reba had been calling Elsie’s German Bakery every day for a whole week and couldn’t get through.
Each time she was greeted by the nasal, West Texas voice of the answering machine. Before the call, she took a sip of orange juice to make her voice sweeter and more welcoming.
– Hello, this is Reba Adams from Sun City magazine. I would like to speak with Elsie Radmory. I left my number in two previous messages, so if you call me back… that would be great. Thank you. – She pressed the end call and dropped the phone
on the couch. — Postscript. Get your head out of the stove and take a pipe for a change!– Maybe just go there? — Ricky put on his jacket.
– Yes, there is no choice anymore. Submit the article in two weeks,” Reba complained.
– I thought, there one or two and it’s ready. An hour on the phone, send a photographer, he will take a couple of pictures – and that’s it. A simple optimistic essay. She went to the fridge and looked at the caramel cheesecake that Ricky had bought for the evening. — Christmas-walks-on-the-planet with
local slope.— Uh-huh. Ricky jingled his keys. – If anything, you can do without it. Texas is there, Mexico is there – what else do you want? he grinned.
Reba rolled her eyes. If only he could get away soon.
Now she was impatient for him to leave, and she sadly remembered how he had once made her dizzy, how drunk she was from him, as if from several glasses of wine.
The sassy remarks seemed cowboyishly effervescent, and the exotic swarthy face and Spanish accent thrilled with irresistible, fiery audacity.
Making an article about immigration, she walked with Ricky through the border post and with trembling hands wrote down after him; the vibrations of his voice traveled down her spine to her fingertips like a tuning fork.
He led her around the outpost, the interview was over; at the exit they began to say goodbye.
“We are ordinary guys doing our job,” he said and opened the door for her.
She nodded but didn’t leave.
The second lasted, his legs did not obey, the look of his dark eyes attracted Reba.
– I may need more information – can I count on you? she asked, and he immediately dictated his mobile number.
A few weeks later, she lay naked next to him, not understanding what kind of girl had taken over her body. This is not Reba Adams. At least not Reba Adams from Richmond, Virginia. She would not have gone to bed with a stranger. Horror! But this girl seemed to be reborn, became completely different, and the Reba wanted that. So she wrapped herself around him and poked her chin into his tanned chest, knowing full well that at any moment she could get up and leave. It was easy and joyful from this, and yet she did not want to leave and did not want him to leave. Then and there she wanted him to stay.
He stayed, and now she is like a migratory bird tied to a bare rock.
She shook her leg impatiently. My stomach growled.
– Bye. Ricky kissed her on the back of the head.
She did not turn around.
The door opened and slammed shut, a November chill bled up my bare ankles. As a green and white US Border Patrol pickup drove past the window, Reba pulled out a cake. In order not to break the symmetry, I cut off a narrow thin slice from all three remaining pieces and licked the knife blade.
At noon, Reba stopped in front of Elsie’s German Bakery on Traywood Drive.
The shop was smaller than she had imagined. Above the door is a carved wooden sign: “Bäckerei” (“Bakery” (German)). Despite the strong wind from the Franklin Mountains, the aroma of yeast bread and honey glaze hung in the air. The Reba buttoned the collar of her jacket to her chin. Cool day for El Paso , degrees sixty-three
A bell rang over the door of the bakery, and a dark-haired woman walked out hand in hand with a boy. The little boy was holding a salted pretzel, already half chewed.
– When will gingerbread be available?
– After dinner.
– What’s for lunch? – The kid bit into the crosshairs of the pretzel.
— Menudo (Mexican dish, ox stomach soup with red
pepper). The woman shook her head. – Only on your mind is to burst and burst. – And in a cloud of sweet cinnamon and cloves she dragged the boy past.Reba entered the bakery determined to finish the interview. Jazz sounded. In the corner, a man was reading a newspaper over a cup of coffee and cake.
A slender but strong blonde was shaking crispy buns from a baking sheet into a basket.
– Jane! I told you cumin, and you put seeds! they shouted from behind the curtain separating the cafe from the kitchen.
“Mom, I have a buyer,” Jane answered, tucking a graying strand behind her ear.
Reba recognized the Texan accent of the answering machine.
— What will you buy? Here is today’s freshest batch of buns.” Jane nodded at the basket.
– Thank you, I… My name is Reba Adams. She paused, but Jane showed no glimmer of recognition.
– I left some messages on your answering machine.
— Ordering a cake?
— No.
I’m a journalist from Sun City magazine. I wanted to interview Elsie Radmory.
— Oh, sorry. I usually check my messages on Sundays, but I didn’t get there last weekend.
– The blonde turned to the kitchen: – Mom, they came to you. – Then she drummed her fingers on the cash register to the beat of jazz pipes and repeated: – Mom!
– I’m mixing the dough!
Pot rattling.
Jane shrugged guiltily.
– I am now.
– And she went behind the curtain, to where one could see steel pans and a wide oak baker’s table.
Lebkuchen (gingerbread). At the checkout there was an announcement: “Holiday cakes to order.”Reba’s stomach growled. She turned away from the window and focused on the thin branches of the dill tree next to the cash register. “No, no,” she reminded herself, rummaging through her bag and popping a heartburn fruit pill into her mouth. Taste like candy
joy like candy.The saucepan clanged again, and staccato German speech was heard. Jane returned, hands and apron sprinkled with flour.
— Finishes tartlets.
Coffee while you wait, miss?
Reba shook her head.
– Don’t. I’ll just sit.
Jane moved to the tables, noticed that her fingers were covered in flour, shook her hands. The Reba sat down, took out a notebook and a voice recorder. She will pull the necessary quotes from Elsie and be done with it. Jane wiped the window glass with something lavender and set to work on the tables.
There was a framed black-and-white photograph on the wall above Reba. At first glance – Jane with an older woman, probably with Elsie. It’s just that some clothes are not like that.
The youngest is wearing a long cape over a white dress, her blond hair pulled up into a bun. The eldest is in a dirndl (National German wide dress) with a narrow bodice and embroidered daisies. The older one folded her arms and looked meekly, the younger stuck out her shoulder and smiled broadly; bright eyes stared a little mockingly at the photographer.
– Oma (Grandma (German)) and mother for Christmas 1944, – said
Jane.Reba nodded at the photo:
– Noticeable family resemblance.
– This is Garmisch, the end of the war.
It does not cover childhood. She married dad a few years later, as soon as the ban on fraternization with the enemy was lifted. He stood there for almost a year with the Military Medical Corps.
“Good story,” Reba said. – Two from completely different worlds, and that’s how they met. Jane waved her rag.
– Yes, it always happens.
— What?
– Love. She shrugged. – Knocks – BAM! — She sprinkled with lavender and wiped the table.
The last thing the Rebbe wanted to talk about was love, especially with strangers.
— So your dad is American and your mom is German? – She drew curls in a notebook, hoping that Jane would simply answer her questions, and she herself would not talk about anything else.
than not ask.– Yeah. Dad was a Texan, born here and raised here. Jane’s eyes sparkled at the mention of her father. – After the war, he applied for a transfer to Fort Sam Houston, and he was sent to Fort Bliss. — She laughed. “But Dad always said that any corner of Texas is better than Louisiana, Florida, or, God forbid, the damned North. She shook her head and looked at Reba:
– Do you happen to have any relatives in New York, Massachusetts or somewhere? You won’t understand the pronunciation today.
You forgive. I had a run-in with a Jersey pizza maker. It turned out to be such a bastard.
“No offense,” Reba said.
Her distant relative went to Syracuse University and stayed in New York. All relatives were amazed at how she endures cold winters. They believed that people deteriorate from frost. The Reba visited the Northeast several times, only in the summer. And so she loved warmth. People of the South are always tanned, smiling, happy.
– I’m from the very south – from Virginia. Richmond –
she said.— Why did you come here?
“I was drawn to the Wild West,” Reba shrugged.
— I came to write for Sun City.
– You look. Are they hiring people from such a distance? Jane hung the rag over her shoulder.
– Not exactly. I thought I would start here and gradually move to California – Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco. – This dream still haunted her. The Reba shifted in her chair. – Two years have passed, and I’m still here.
– She cleared her throat. She was talking all the time, but Jane should have spoken.
— I understand, dear. Jane sat down at the table and placed the lavender cleanser on the floor.
– This, of course, is a border city, transit, transitional, but some never go anywhere. They hang here between “from where” and “where”.
Several years pass, and no one remembers where. So they stay here.
– This must be written down. The Reba tapped her notebook with a pen. “But have you been here for a long time?”
– All my life. She was born at the Beaumont Clinic in Fort Bliss.
— Then where are you going if you are already at home?
Jane smiled:
– If you were born somewhere, it does not mean that you are at home.
Sometimes I see a train – I would have jumped up and gone away. I see a trail from the plane – I imagine: if only I could go there. Mom says I’m a dreamer, dreamer, inventor – but whatever you call it, it would be better if I wasn’t like that. Nothing good comes from this daydreaming.TWO Lebensborn Program
Steinhering, Germany
December 20, 1944
Dear Elsie,
Following the news that Estonia has surrendered to the Red Army, I am writing this letter with growing anxiety for our gallant German troops and sadness for our losses.
Here in Steinhöring, in our dormitory and in the apartments next door, the windows were curtained in black. Many girls have lost relatives – fathers and brothers. Several participants in the Lebensborn Program also died, including the father of my twins. Poor Christoph. I only got to know him once, last spring. He was not even twenty-two, a boy with peach down, so young, and he died. These new victims enrage me, this bloodshed. I understand that there is no better death than for our Motherland, but I curse the foreign devils who shed Aryan blood. We will not be trampled. The flame of our torch will flare up brighter, Germany will win! The Fuhrer said: “The German people will always believe in their soldiers.” And our faith is strong.
Instead of falling into despair, we here at the Program are having the most amazing vacation ever. I help build the scenery for the Winter Solstice.
Some respected officers have already accepted the invitation to our holiday. Soldiers like
never need support and warmth. We take meat and vegetables from the locals, I will bake good bread, pastries will be no worse than dad’s. Until I found a baker who would bake just as delicious. The local products are difficult to swallow, they are like lumps of dried mud. I miss home and all of you so much.With the birth of twins, I didn’t have time for Julius. I hope to pay more attention to him now that the kids have been transferred to the Lebensborn nursery. I confess only to you, sister: I am worried about them. Both are smaller than the newborn Julius was. I hope this is only because they had to divide the uterus into two, and soon they will grow up strong and healthy, like any Aryan child. I cannot be suspected of producing low-quality offspring. I haven’t gotten pregnant the second time for too long.
I was left in the Program only because I showed myself to be a faithful daughter
Reich.Officers enjoy my company. However, I cannot and will not tell even you what you have to go through to stay in the Program and be close to Julius. These men are decent in appearance, but extremely depraved in bed. You are a girl, Elsie, you do not know all this, and I pray every day that your future fiance will have the sensitivity not to sleep with you until the wedding. Peter and I had
chance. I remember our last Christmas together, when he asked for my hand, then gave us a kitchen cuckoo clock, and put the ring on the bird’s head. The cuckoo jumped out and the ring appeared. Mom and dad were so happy. What a simple and happy
life.How are the preparations for Christmas? I understand that there are not enough products, but are there many buyers? One of our girls has relatives in Berlin, and she says that not even crumbs were left there.
They say that Berliners exchange gold and jewelry for unleavened bread and dried
pig skin. But I believe that these are all rumors spread by spies to scare honest citizens. We have goods in short supply, but you can always buy a sweet cupcake and a mug of dark beer. How about in Garmisch? How are mom and dad? I will write to them soon. Tell them that I love them, and you too.Heil Hitler.
Geisel
Schmidt’s Bakery
Garmisch, Germany
Ludwigstrasse 56
December 21, 1944
Dear sister,
Happy St.
Thomas Day to you! The bakery, as always at Christmas, is full of people. The three of us have to knead the dough, fire the oven, do the shopping and manage the cash register, so I don’t have a free minute to enjoy the holidays. Some customers are downright intolerable. For example, Frau Rattelmüller. It’s just a plague! All the time he complains and finds fault, they say, my hair is not combed and in general I am lazy.
Or asks if I cleaned yesterday’s dirt from under my nails. (There was no dirt, I clean my nails every evening!) He arranges Benz for mom and dad, and treats me like a snotty girl.And lately the Frau has completely gone crazy. I used to come in the morning, but at the usual time, when other buyers also. Now, at half past five in the morning, he is already trampling around at the back porch, looking into the windows and hammering at the door with a stick, although he knows very well that the shop opens at six.
It looks like the old woman has fallen into dementia. Not to mention the fact that a dozen rolls is a real gluttony. Flour and milk are in short supply, how can she not understand! You should have seen the SS products that dad has to use. Powdered milk, but hard flour
like a brick. Many customers complained that they got a pebble in the bun and almost broke their teeth. So now I have an additional duty – to sift everything. Frau Rattelmüller swears that if she cuts her gum and dies of infection, her blood will be on our conscience. But no, a small stone is not enough to kill this old witch. Surely it will loom like this until the end of the century, chewing our bread and tyk-tyk-
poke with your stupid stick. We will not see peace from her for a century. This morning I was tired to the limit, so I crawled out from under the covers early, with my dad, although
it was frosty. (This winter is colder than the last one. So cold that even the snow on the ledges does not freeze. Do you remember how we ate powdered icicles in December? And you told me that the snow elves eat them every evening, and I believed because I was it’s nice to believe, although I knew that there were no elves. ) I was standing downstairs with a tray of hot buns, and here Frau – hobbles along the street to our door in her long coat
and hat.I opened the door without waiting for the old woman to hit it with a stick. I say: “Good morning, Frau Rattelmüller! — and her smile the size of the Eibsee lake. “Your rolls are already waiting for you. Ah-ah, I hope you’re not cold. How did you sleep? You must have been visited by sleepy gnomes. – And I look at the cuckoo clock: – Wow, we were late for a whole minute!
Dad almost had a seizure. He laughed so hard that all the pans rumbled, and the Frau turned green with anger. I bought two loaves with onions instead of the usual twelve buns. Mom said that dad salted a whole batch of gingerbread with tears, but it was worth it.
Oh, sorry, you weren’t there! You would have laughed to tears, like that time, remember, when dad put on a jester’s cap on Shrovetide. But my mother did not approve of us, she told me: there is nothing to laugh at the old woman. She, she says, is hanging by a thread. And I told her this: by the way, she
first start. Well, then, after all, the war. We’re all hanging by a thread here. But mother, being a mother, immediately took out dried currants and baked St. Thomas buns for Frau, so that she would not be offended. Just now I brought her these buns.What are you doing there, in this Steinhöring? I miss you terribly. To think, you’ve been gone for the sixth Christmas in a row! A whole eternity, and the war seems to be even longer. Nothing new here. The Zugspitze is boring. Nobody rides this winter. I wish I could go to the sea again. Do you remember how we went to Yugoslavia in the summer in childhood? We wandered along the rocky beach and ate cold cucumbers.
Such was happiness! And it seems like a hundred years have passed. You won’t go back there. War, war, war. She’s everywhere, she makes me sick.
Now the good news. Heard – our friend
Josef Hub was promoted to lieutenant colonel and transferred to the SS Garmisch. Rumor has it that he is transmitting information from the Mountain Troops to Reichsführer Himmler. Can you imagine? But he is not like everyone else. The position didn’t change him at all. He still comes to the bakery and eats raisin buns with his dad every Saturday. Mom swears that he has the bluest eyes in the country, but I told her that blue eyes are not uncommon. It’s just him
she likes it – he did so much for us.How is Julius? You wrote that he was sent to a special kindergarten for future officers.
Dad, when I read this to him, he almost burst with pride. We are all proud of you both.
Don’t worry about us and the bakery. Of course, soldering SS
small and the quality is not very good, but we have more stock,
than other bakers. Thanks to Josef, they have with dad
agreement: on Sunday afternoons, the Gestapo brings flour,
sugar, butter and salt on the back porch, and on Monday
dad takes a cart of bread to their headquarters. Very beneficial
but. I know I shouldn’t complain that it’s a lot of work
after all, many citizens live much more difficult.
Mom told you that I’m going to the party headquarters for
Christmas ball? Josef said it’s time for me there
to appear. Gave me a beautiful cream dress. The tag is cut off, but Josef says it’s from Paris. At first I didn’t
wanted to accept such a gift, but then he gave
mother-of-pearl powder box, and dad – a pipe made of
rosewood.Cost of a nanny: How much does a nanny cost?
How much does a nanny cost?
If you’ve narrowed down your choice of child care options and decided that hiring a nanny is the right option for your family, you’re probably wondering: Can we even afford a nanny? As with any child care option a parent considers, it’s crucial to know up front what it’s going to cost so you can look at your budget and plan accordingly.
According to the Care.com 2022 Cost of Care survey, the national average cost of a nanny for one child averaged $694 per week, or about $17.35 per hour.
How much is a nanny?
According to the Care.com 2022 Cost of Care survey, the national average cost of a nanny for one child averaged $694 per week, or about $17.35 per hour. You can find most current average rates for nannies, depending on location and number of children, with our cost of child care calculator. But there are several other factors to keep in mind when discussing a nanny’s pay rate.
What should I factor into a nanny’s pay rate?
The cost of hiring a nanny has many variables, including where you live, what the nanny is hired to do and how much experience they bring to the position.
Geographic area
One of the biggest factors in how much you’ll pay for a nanny is where you live. Hourly rates for nannies vary widely from one community to the next. Those living in areas with a higher cost of living generally pay more for nanny services than in lower-priced areas. Competition can also be a factor. Cities with fewer experienced, well-qualified nannies will pay them more than in places where competition isn’t quite so fierce.
Here are some examples of the going nanny rates based on location, according to recent Care.com data.
Current nanny rates for top cities*
CITY HOURLY NANNY RATE Seattle, Washington $21.50/hr Brooklyn, New York $19. 75/hrWashington, DC $19.00/hr San Diego, California $18.50/hr Portland, Oregon $18.25/hr Denver, Colorado $17.75/hr Atlanta, Georgia $17.50/hr Chicago, Illinois $17.00/hr Phoenix, Arizona $17.00/hr Minneapolis, Minnesota $16.75/hr Houston, Texas $16.75/hr Philadelphia, Pennsylvania $16.75/hr Tampa, Florida $16.75/hr Charlotte, North Carolina $16.25/hr Orlando, Florida $15.50/hr San Antonio, Texas $14.25/hr * Rate information as of 6/16/2022
Beyond cost of living, commuting can also play a role, says Emily Dills, CEO of Seattle Nanny Network. For instance, if the nanny has to commute, Dills says, “The nanny will be taking into consideration the cost of her time in transit and mileage, especially if the hours are part time.
”Looking up average nanny rates for your area is good starting place — you can always go up or down based on expected duties or nanny’s experience.
Types of duties and tasks
In addition to where you live, what you’re asking the nanny to do could also affect how much you’ll pay. Caring for more children, for example, usually means more work for the nanny, and therefore, a higher pay rate.
The specific tasks included in the job description of a nanny can change from one family to the next, says Los Angeles parent coach and nanny matchmaker Stella Reid. “[Hiring a nanny] is about making a family’s life easier,” Reid says. That can mean “things like party organization, grocery shopping, organizing, planning schedules — it can be a lot of hats for one person.”
Circumstances that might make the price of nanny services go up or down include:
How much more a nanny should earn for these non-child-care tasks is between the family and the nanny, Reid says, and it should be something that’s discussed during routine pay assessments and written down in a nanny contract or workers agreement.
For those at a loss for what would be appropriate, however, Gabriela Gerhart, founder and president of Motherhood Center in Houston, said in a prior interview with Care.com that it’s fairly standard to tack $1-$2 onto the hourly rate for common household tasks like meals or laundry for the whole family.
Experience and background of the nanny
If families are looking for someone with a lot of training or background in a specific area, they should be prepared to pay more for that experience.
“Nannies with a bachelor and master’s degree, especially related to early childhood education, typically have a higher earning potential,” says Michelle LaRowe, lead educator at NannyTraining.com and author of “Nanny to the Rescue!” Nannies with specialized training or experience with niche circumstances, such as caring for multiples or children with special needs, also earn more.
How much you pay your nanny is only part of the equation. When you’re budgeting for nanny services, you should also take into consideration other costs, like nanny taxes, background checks and supplemental care when your nanny is sick or on vacation. These additional expenses include:
How much a nanny costs can differ widely from one family to the next, based on circumstances, expectations and experience levels. Families interested in hiring a nanny should start by looking into the costs of nannies in their area and taxes for their state and adjust their budget from there.
For more tips and advice about interviewing nannies, setting up taxes and payroll and more, check out The Complete Guide to Nannies for everything you need to know about hiring a nanny, start to finish.
6 ways to cut the cost of hiring a nanny
You’ve looked over your child care options, and you’re pretty sure getting a nanny is the best choice for your family. The thing is: It’s not cheap.
According to the Care.com 2022 Cost of Care survey, the national average cost of a nanny for one child averaged $694 per week in 2021 — more than three times the average cost of a child care center and family care centers.
The higher price tag leaves some families asking: How can I make hiring a nanny more affordable?How much you pay for a nanny depends on a wide variety of factors, some of which can provide opportunities for negotiating lower rates or saving money elsewhere. And nanny contracts are highly customizable, so there are many ways to tailor an arrangement that works for everyone.
Here are a few ways you can save money while hiring a nanny.
1. Get in on a nanny share
One way families can save costs on nanny services is to pair up with another family and share a nanny. Nanny shares allow families to have a lot of the benefits of having a nanny — personalized, attentive, home-based child care — without having to pay full price for one.
That’s what Austin mom Darla Cameron decided to do. When she got pregnant with her first child, she was living near downtown Washington, D.C., where child care was scarce.
“Instead of scrambling to get on a waitlist right after I found out I was pregnant — which we knew might not work out — we decided to do a nanny share with our close friends who had a baby about a month after us and lived about a mile away,” Cameron says.
It’s a popular tactic, says Michelle LaRowe, lead educator at NannyTraining.com and author of “Nanny to the Rescue!,” especially for families looking to save money.
Sharing a nanny, however, doesn’t split the price of a nanny in half, she cautions. Nanny share setups are a lot more work for the nanny. They essentially have two different employers, and that can complicate things. As a result, nannies tend to charge more in nanny share setups than with individual families. But because families split the costs, it still ends up being less — about two-thirds the costs, LaRowe says — than if they had hired their own nanny.
2. Consider offering additional benefits in exchange for lower pay rates
Colorado mom Giorgianna Venetis-Colon knew sending her twins to a child care center would cost upwards of $3,000 a month — if they could even get in. Waitlists for two infants were a year and a half long, she says, so they opted for a nanny instead. She worked with her nanny to negotiate a lower rate, in exchange for additional employment benefits — in her case, more paid time off and allowing the nanny to bring her grandson to work with her.
In the end, Venetis-Colon ended up paying hundreds of dollars less than she would have paid for two spots at a traditional day care center.
3. Choose a nanny with less experience or fewer qualifications
Nannies with bachelor’s or master’s degrees or other certificates or specialized training are able to charge more for their services, LaRowe says. But nannies who don’t have a long list of degrees can still provide high-quality care. Families should ask themselves what their most important qualifications are in a nanny and determine what they are willing to pay more for, as well as what they can live without.
4. Take advantage of tax benefits
Many companies now offer employees dependent care flexible spending accounts (FSA) as part of their benefits packages. These accounts allow you to put up to $5,000 pre-tax in them. You can then use that tax-free money to pay for dependent care expenses like a nanny. A good estimate for how much you can save with this FSA is $2,000.
If you don’t have access to an FSA, you can still get tax breaks through federal child care tax credits. These credits often let you save up to $600 in child care expenses (for a single child), or $1,200 (for two or more children) on your tax return.
Either (or both) of these tax breaks could help save you hundreds — if not thousands — of dollars a year in federal income tax savings.
In the end, the amount of money you’ll save might work out to be pennies on the dollar you spend on child care, but it can help offset at least some of the costs associated with hiring a nanny, says Amy Matsui, director of income security at the National Women’s Law Center.
“Because child care is so expensive, families need all the help they can get,” she says. “The [child care] tax credit can play a role in making your money work smarter.”
Check out the nanny tax calculator to find out what tax breaks might look like for your family.
5. Adjust your schedule
If you really love a nanny but aren’t sure you can pay their requested rate, you may need to get creative on your end.
If the nanny is open to fewer hours and there’s flexibility on your end, work with your partner, employer or a family member to adjust schedules so you can reduce the number of hours your nanny will be needed.Maybe you and your partner offset your work schedules by a few hours in the morning and in the late afternoon, so one of you leaves earlier and comes home earlier while the other leaves later and comes home later. Or maybe a family member can do the few hours after school and before you arrive home from work. Arrangements like these can trim two to four hours a day off the hours you need child care.
6. Consolidate outsourcing
Another common way families work to lower costs overall is to look at what other services they may be already paying for, such as house cleaning, and asking the nanny if they are comfortable taking on some of those responsibilities for an additional fee. LaRowe says consolidating what families outsource into a single role — such as a nanny-housekeeper or simply a “household manager” — can help reduce costs overall.
This situation works best, she says, when the children’s schedules offer breaks in the day when the nanny can focus on other tasks, such as when kids go to school or take long naps.
Potential services some families outsource that could be offered to a nanny include:
Think outside the box to trim costs where you can. Every little bit counts.
Can I Afford a Nanny?
So you’re sifting through all the various options for childcare and one thought suddenly floats across your mind: Wait a minute, can I afford a nanny?
A nanny is certainly one of the more convenient childcare options, plus the one that can be the most flexible and personalized for your family. But for some it may seem totally inconceivable cost-wise. Isn’t that something only celebrities or the very rich do?
Well, yes and no. In our survey of more than 2,000 Babylist families, about 17% had worked with a nanny, and five percent went with a nanny share.
So much of it depends on the type of nanny you hire and your family’s realistic needs for caregiving (which go hand in hand of course).17% of Babylist users worked with a nanny
The average hourly rate for a nanny is $18.66 according to the most recent Salary and Benefits Survey conducted by the International Nanny Association in 2014, but this number varies depending on the nanny’s education level, years of experience and geographic location. Not to mention the additional costs that come with hiring a nanny including: taxes, health insurance, vacation, a transportation stipend and an annual bonus.
It can all add up quickly, but don’t be intimidated. We’ll break down the different options you have for nannies, plus cover everything included in payroll so you’ll have the full picture.
The Different Types of Nannies
“Nanny” is just a general term for someone who is an exclusive caregiver for your child or children. The different types include:
Full-Time Nanny
You’ve got two flavors to choose from here: live-in and live-out.
The overall duties, job description and schedule are very similar with the biggest distinction being where the nanny actually lives. So, think of these two options as vanilla and french vanilla. Closely related, but obviously different in practice.Live-in nannies are most likely the ones you see following celebrities and their children around. A live-in nanny not only receives a salary for the full-time work they do for a family, but also room and board. They generally work the same five day schedule as a live-out nanny, but may work longer hours in a day (12 hours versus 10) and do additional work related to caring for the children, like cooking them dinner, doing their laundry, or cleaning their rooms. Most live-in nannies still stay and sleep in the family’s home on their days off, but can come and go as they please when they’re off-duty.
Most live-out nannies have essentially the same duties as a live-in with one major difference being the amount of hours per day they work and the flexibility they have in determining their schedule.
Keep in mind that the nanny’s commute will affect how her work schedule will align with yours.Cost: Nannies’ salaries are covered under the Fair Labor Standards Act, which means that they must be paid at least the federal minimum wage and may also be paid overtime for any hours worked over 40.
On average, a full-time live-in nanny’s salary may be slightly lower than a full-time live-out nanny’s (with all else being equal in terms of job duties and schedule) since you, the employer, are also providing them room and board. This generally nets out to a lower hourly rate since most live-ins work more hours per day.
Other factors to consider in determining the rate:
Average salary nets to $38,000 before taxes + benefits
As mentioned, the average hourly rate for a nanny is $18.
66, which nets out to a yearly salary of approximately $38,000. This rate fluctuates depending on the years of experience, with the average rate dropping down to $14.66/hour for those with less than two years of experience, and rising up to $21.02 per hour for those with more than 10 years of experience. This also varies per geographic location. Don’t be shy about asking other local parents you’re friendly with, too.Part-Time Nanny
This may be a nanny you only need for after-school hours daily, or two or three days a week. A part-time nanny may be part of a nanny share, or could be convenient for older children (rather than infants) who don’t require full-day care. If they’re working 35 hours or less per week, they’re considered part-time. This is different from a babysitter because you still have a set guaranteed number of hours per week, plus a defined schedule of work.
Cost: Most part-time nannies get paid the same hourly rates as full-time nannies depending on their years of experience, education and certifications.
And if you’re wondering if you have to pay taxes for a part-time nanny? Yes, probably. If you’re paying them more than $1,900 in a year, you’ll have to deal with the nanny tax.Nanny Share
This is when one nanny watches two or more children at the same time from different families. In some instances, you or the other family may already have a nanny you love, and want to start the share to cut down on each individual family’s costs (cha-ching!).
It’s up to both families and the nanny hired to coordinate the schedule, location of the caregiving (either at one host family’s house or split up between the two family’s homes) and any other important details (who will manage the nanny or how communication will work between everyone in the share agreement). It can get tricky, so make sure you pick a share family that you see eye-to-eye with on the big stuff like discipline, activities, learning methods, etc.
Cost: Typically, the hourly rate for this type of nanny is higher than one for a full-time nanny for just one family, since she is caring for more than one child.
But since both families split the cost, the personal cost per family is lower. (And yes, both families are responsible for the taxes associated with hiring the nanny.)What Else is Included in My Nanny’s Payroll?
The bottom line doesn’t just end with the nanny’s hourly rate or yearly salary. Don’t forget that you will also be responsible for:
While crunching the numbers, running through the different scenarios and trying to imagine what the best solution would be for your family, don’t forget this: it takes a while to get into a groove. Families said it took four months on average to feel great about their childcare situation.
Don’t put too much pressure on yourself to find the exact perfect person or scenario from the beginning. Doing the math is one thing, but finding the right care that both you and your baby are happy with is priceless.
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A live-in nanny is a nanny who lives in their employer’s home and provides child care. Families who opt to hire a live-in nanny instead of a live-out nanny (who commutes to the family’s home) do so for a variety of reasons.
Live-in nannies can be more available to parents who work non-traditional hours or travel a lot. Children who have special needs or require more comprehensive care may benefit from having a live-in nanny as well. And a live-in situation can make it easier for a nanny to continue to provide care in highly expensive cities.
If you’re considering a live-in nanny, here’s what you need to know about their pay and what to expect.
What you should know about hiring a live-in nanny
Providing room and board for a live-in nanny might seem like you’d get a good deal: they can work longer hours, be available more often, and have less chance of being late to work. Plus, you can charge them for room and board.
That’s where you’d be wrong.
There’s a misconception that a live-in nanny should not be paid as much as a nanny who commutes to a family’s home for work. Some families think that receiving child care in exchange for room and board and decreased pay is a fair arrangement. If your live-in nanny doesn’t have to pay for rent, utilities, or food, they don’t need to make as much money, right?
At first glance, a reduced rate for a live-in nanny seems logical, but it’s not necessarily fair. Whether your nanny is live-out or live-in, the pay should be the same. We’ll break down the expenses of having a live-in nanny in a moment, but first, let’s talk about average nanny pay in the United States.
The average base pay for a nanny depends on where you live. Demand and cost of living can drive up the price of child care; in states like New York, Massachusetts, and Washington, nannies can make anywhere from $17 to $23 an hour. In states with cheaper cost of living like North Carolina, Arkansas, or New Mexico, the average pay may be closer to $13 to $15 an hour.
You can see how pay varies in the three cities A Perfect Fit serves: the average hourly rates in Phoenix and Dallas range from $18 to $22/hour, and Denver ranges from $23 to $28/hour. A Perfect Fit holds to high standards, high-quality care, and fair wages, which is why these averages are higher than the national.
There’s another element that affects a live-in nanny’s wages: their experience, education, and certification or training. The more experience or job-specific skills your nanny has, the more you can expect to pay. The job itself will also impact your nanny’s pay. Nannies who will care for multiple children at once typically earn more.
And jobs that require household duties or running errands should pay nannies accordingly.Expenses for a live-in nanny
If you already have an extra bedroom and bathroom in your home, room and board costs for a live-in nanny won’t increase as dramatically as you might think. Other factors, like the size of your home and the cost of water and electricity where you live, already make more of an impact on your monthly bills.
Asking a nanny to live with your family benefits you, not the nanny. Remember that live-in nannies will eat, sleep, rest, and relax in the same place that they work. When the workday is over, they can’t really distance themselves from the job, physically or mentally, because they live at their job.
As comfortable and happy as a live-in nanny may be with their family, it’s not truly their home. They have to be aware of how they spend their free time, what time they leave and arrive at the house, who they invite over, and so on. If you’ve ever lived with roommates, you understand that you have to be mindful of everyone else living in the home.
Plus, many live-in nannies find it very hard to have “off hours” when they live with the children they care for. Flexible scheduling is one of the biggest benefits to having a live-in nanny, but it can also make the boundaries of their job hard to uphold.
Working with a live-in nanny
If you want to hire a live-in nanny, you’ll also need to know legal qualifications and parameters of this working relationship. Live-in nanny agreements differ by state, which is why working with a nanny agency that excels in live-in placements can help. The agency will have everything you need to stay “above board” and ensure a mutually beneficial relationship for your family and your new nanny.
When you officially hire a live-in nanny, the first step should always be to discuss schedules and boundaries. Having a live-in nanny does not mean they’ll provide child care 24/7. Determine a scheduled set of hours that your nanny can expect to work each day. At A Perfect Fit, we offer all our clients a live-in nanny agreement to guide this conversation and uphold those boundaries.
Have a plan in place if you require them during their off-hours, and offer overtime if they work more than 40 hours a week. While overtime is not required for live-in nannies in Arizona, Texas, or Colorado, we do still encourage it as an agency.
Find a live-in nanny with A Perfect Fit
At A Perfect fit, we get to know each and every family and nanny in order to create the best match. We provide placement services for full-time and part-time nannies who are live-in or live-out. If your family is searching for a nanny in Dallas, Denver, and Phoenix, let A Perfect Fit help. We’ll also help you understand the process of hiring a live-in nanny, and the laws and regulations you’ll need to follow.
Contact A Perfect Fit today to begin the process of finding your perfect live-in nanny.
Au Pair vs Nanny – Difference in Cost of Daycare & More
Does your family need flexible and reliable childcare? If you are considering a live-in nanny, there may be a more affordable, consistent and memorable option.
Go Au Pair offers American families a cultural childcare experience you do not want to miss.For busy, modern families, Au Pair experiences are far more rewarding and affordable than live-in nannies, in many categories. From training to screening to convenience, Au Pairs provide more for less. It’s hard for any nanny to compare to the value of hosting an Au Pair.
If your family wants to find a live in nanny, I have some surprising news for you! An Au Pair experience, including the stipend, education expenses and agency fees, costs about two-thirds the average live in nanny salary. Not only that, the Au Pair Program offers so many more benefits to the entire family.
How much does a live in nanny cost? More importantly, how much is a live in nanny compared to an Au Pair?
Naturally, childcare costs vary from state to state. On average, annual live in nanny cost is between $26,000-$35,000, while the cost of a standard Au Pair for a year is under $19,900.
Most live in nannies for hire would not consider working up to 45 hours per week for that price!How much does a full time nanny cost near you? Florida and Mississippi can average as low as $12 an hour, but the average nanny salary is over $16 an hour in Maryland and Kentucky. According to ZipRecruiter, more than half US states average over $14 an hour for a nanny.
Your Au Pair expenses can be broken into three parts which still add up to less than the cost of a live-in nanny. That’s right! An Au Pair costs an average of $8.32 an hour, far below the cost of a nanny. It’s literally that simple.
First the stipend is paid weekly to your Au Pair, and starts at a minimum of $195.75. Second, the host family contributes up to $500 toward their Au Pair’s educational component, usually paid directly to the college or university. Finally, the agency fees of $8,795 can be made in payments directly to Go Au Pair.
Does training cost extra?
No.
When you match with an Au Pair, he or she receives 32 hours of training at our NYC workshop. Given our recent partnership with Long Island University, your Au Pair can earn their first 3 credits too, currently held online due to restrictions.Host families can also search our database for candidates with specific skills, like driving, cooking, or swimming. For important skills like driving, families can easily determine how long a candidate has been driving, what kind of car, even in what type of conditions. Our NYC workshop offers a driving assessment, which provides host families an objective behind-the-wheel report.
We have candidates with CPR and First Aid training, if that’s what you need. There are even specialized programs if you want an Au Pair with training and experience in the field of education. Ask about our EduCare programs.
When you hire a nanny in your local area, training can vary greatly. There is no standard “nanny” training. You may get lucky and find a person who can dedicate themselves to your kids, but there is no guarantee they have had any training at all.
It is up to families to research private nanny candidates.Who does the screening?
Go Au Pair’s candidates are screened, interviewed and background checked, with all those documents available for review by host families. We even provide a personality test so you can choose a candidate with similar interests as hobbies as your family.
Host families are able to view an Au Pair’s previous childcare experience in detail, including the ages of the kids and types of duties performed. You can easily see a candidate’s work and personal references when viewing an Au Pair profile. All Au Pair candidates undergo a physical examination and provide a physician’s report for your review too.
While all Au Pairs speak English (rated between 1 and 5), families get to choose which language and culture to share with their kids. If learning Spanish or Mandarin is important, families can search based on language, as well as many other filters.
If you choose to hire a local person to live with your family and care for your children, the screening is fully your responsibility. Most of us wouldn’t want that responsibility, or even know where to begin.
Ready for the convenience?
Families who choose the Au Pair Program enjoy the convenience of a live-in best friend and big sister. An Au Pair becomes an integral part of your family life, available to help when you need it. What parent cannot say they could use an extra set of hands at odd hours of the day and night?
Au Pairs can work up to 10 hours per day, as many as 45 hours per week, and can work flexible schedules, even split shifts. They can stay home if the kids are sick or the weather keeps them out of school. Au Pairs can even drive your kids to school, lessons or activities when you have a meeting or want to fit in a workout.
Most live in nannies are from the local area and will have a life outside your family, though it is possible to find a nanny from another country.
An Au Pair is here for a year of cultural exchange and learning, with your family at the center of that experience. Au Pairs want to learn from you and your kids and improve their English for better job opportunities in their home countries. Au Pairs are a safe and convenient way to expose your family to world cultures.To make it even more convenient, you have the support of an agency with three decades of success! Families have a dedicated Placement Coordinator at the agency and a Local Area Representative near you, ready to answer your questions and help your au pair make friends.
Compared to a live in nanny, an Au Pair is a fantastic value, both financially and logistically. The agency handles all the paperwork and sponsors the visa. You enjoy the fun and convenience of a year-long cultural exchange experience.
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Parenthood isn’t easy! Having another figure in your child’s life who spends almost as much time with them as you do can be extremely helpful. Get a nanny who can understand their needs for happiness and personal growth.
The average cost of a nanny depends on many factors, but it is usually $15 to $25 per hour. Do you need help keeping your kids safe and entertained whenever you’re away or busy doing the household chores? Here’s an overview of nanny costs in the U.S. to help you set a budget.
Common types of nannies
How much is a nanny in the USA? Nanny costs depend on the kind of service you’re looking for. Here’s a list of the average costs of nanny services:
Nanny service type
Price
Full-time, live-in
$652 per week
Full-time, live-out
$705 per week
Part-time
$18 per hour
After-school
$214 per week
Night
$200 – $250 per night
Maternity
$35 per hour
Nanny-housekeeper
$18 per hour
Shared
$6 to $13 per hour and family
Au pair
$200 per week
Full-time, live-in nanny
Do you know how much is a full-time nanny? When you frequently travel for work, have early morning meetings, or work at night, a full-time, live-in nanny can be a good option for you.
The average cost is usually $652 per week, besides their free lodging and meals. The total charge also depends on the services they cover.Full-time, live-out nanny
A full-time, live-out nanny is a good option when you have regular work hours but need someone to watch over your children while you’re away. While you fulfill your other obligations, your nanny takes care of your kid’s daily needs and activities. They usually work at least 40 to 50 hours per week, typically during your office hours. A live-out nanny’s cost is $705 per week.
Part-time nanny
If you only work part-time hours outside of your home or you’re a stay-at-home parent who needs some relief, getting a part-time nanny might be a wise choice. Hiring someone to meet your child’s needs for a few hours is practical. This nanny service usually costs $18 per hour on average.
After-school nanny
Your work doesn’t pause when the school bell rings, and it can be challenging to find time to drop off or pick up your kids from school.
Getting an after-school nanny can make this easy for you! They can also prepare your child’s meals and snacks before going to school, transport them to and from their after-school activities, prepare their dinner, and help with their homework. They usually charge $214 per week.Night nanny
Those nights after you just came home from a hospital after giving birth can be challenging. With your baby constantly crying at these hours, rest can be elusive. Your night nanny can come in, take care of your baby, and help you get your much-needed sleep. Their service usually costs around $200 to $250 per night.
Maternity nanny
You can hire a maternity nanny who can come to your home after your baby is born and assist in the first weeks or months of their life. They can be a full-time, live-in nanny. But since they’re specialists, their service costs $35 per hour.
Nanny-housekeeper
A nanny-housekeeper does not only take care of your children, but they also help you with household chores like cleaning, cooking, ironing, and organizing.
They can either be full-time or part-time, depending on your needs. The average cost of their service is $18 per hour.Shared nanny
If you need someone to take care of your child and ensure that they still get to socialize with other kids, a shared nanny might be an ideal option for you. Sharing a nanny with another family also means dividing the costs, usually $6 to $13 per hour and family.
Au pair
An au pair is a young person, generally between 18 and 30, who comes from a foreign country. They can provide nanny duties and light housework in return for lodging, meals, and $200 per week.
While there are several types of nannies, all of them can take care of your child in your home. If this is not the ideal setup for you, you can get a childminder who can look after your kid in their own setting. Plus, getting a nanny is usually a long-term engagement. If you only want a short-term caretaker who can watch over your child for a set period, like when you’re out on a date, hiring a babysitter might be the best option for you.
What other factors affect the cost of nanny services?
Other things affect the costs of nanny services. Some of them are as follows:
Large, urban locations often have higher costs of living, leading to higher salaries. This is true for a nanny’s pay as well. For example, expect to pay more if you live in a big city on the East Coast, such as Boston, than if you reside in a small Massachusetts town. See the price list by state below:
State
Price per hour
Maryland
$20
Massachusetts
$20
New York
$20
Washington
$22
California
$23
Nannies with more than three years of experience charge more than those just starting. You’ll need to consider the experience and talents you want your nanny to have, as well as how those will affect how much you’ll pay them.
If your nanny gets sick, you need to give them sick pay and find a temporary replacement until they can return to work.
You’re also responsible for paying your nanny’s taxes. Social Security and state unemployment taxes are examples of this.
How to create your nanny listing
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Nanny for an hour in Nizhny Novgorod. Babysitting services for a child for an hour without intermediaries. Private ads for nannies for an hour in Nizhny Novgorod
I am a mother of 2 sons: 11 and 3.10 years old, my experience in raising children is connected mainly with my children. Previous work experience related to sales. But the last 5 years she devoted to the study of pedagogy and …
I am a mother of 2 sons: 11 and 3.10 years old, my experience in raising children is connected mainly with my children. Previous work experience related to sales. But the last 5 years she devoted to the study of pedagogy and psychology. An adherent of a humane-personal approach in raising children. She studied with Sh.A. Amonashvili. I live in the Kstovsky district. I bring up my children in the Orthodox faith. There is a private car, convenient for the trip of children, with a decent trunk (Toyota Camry). In connection with the organization of the youngest child in kindergarten, there is time for additional activities. I will be happy to help with organizing the time and space of the child. 1) I can pick him up from kindergarten / school and spend a couple of hours with him before his parents arrive, feed him, and also take him to additional classes. 2) I can help with the child and household chores during the daytime. 3) I will help organize classes on their own (beading, embroidery, calligraphy, drawing, modeling, reading, financial literacy) or with sections. 4) help to pass the medical examination.
to uncover…Nanny to accompany the child (school, kindergarten, sections, development centers, etc.), grandmother for an hour. If you need help in the evenings or weekends, I am at your service.
Worked with families from 1997 to…
Nanny to accompany the child (school, kindergarten, sections, development centers, etc.), grandmother for an hour. If you need help in the evenings or weekends, I am at your service. Worked in families from 1997 to 2015. Letters of recommendation and medical records are available. Experience in working with children from 0 to 3 years old, with 2 children and support. I always try to establish contact and find a common language with any child. I treat the child as an individual. Tactful, friendly, non-confrontational. I am currently only looking for part-time work.to uncover…
Friendly, calm. Work experience – teacher’s assistant, private kindergarten, nanny for an hour.
Friendly, calm. Work experience – teacher’s assistant, private kindergarten, nanny for an hour.
to uncover…Technical education. Two children. I love reading with children. I worked as a nanny for over a year. 1. They brought a toddler to me for a full time job, 2.
They brought a toddler to me for a few hours. Played…
Technical education. Two children. I love reading with children. I worked as a nanny for over a year. 1. They brought a toddler to me for a full time job, 2. They brought a toddler to me for a few hours. Played, monitored safety, fed, put to daytime sleep. I provide services at home (or pick up / take from kindergarten / school / sections – I have a car) because I have a small child (1 year and 9months). There are many educational games, books and toys at home. I will be happy to spend time with your child and free you time “for yourself”!
to uncover…I have a 10-year-old son, I have a higher education as a civil engineer, I’m temporarily not working, so I’m looking for a part-time job as a nanny for an hour / hours or accompanying your child to a kindergarten or other…
I have a 10-year-old son, I have a higher education as a civil engineer, I’m temporarily not working, so I’m looking for a part-time job as a nanny for an hour / hours or accompanying your child to a kindergarten, etc. food preparation). I plan to work on a flexible schedule with piecework pay during the agreed hours. Your child will be in safe hands, because I am a responsible, well-mannered, educated person who treats children very kindly.
to uncover…I am looking for a babysitting job for a few hours a week, on Sunday I can do it all day. I love children and they love me. I have experience in dealing with children.
I am looking for a babysitting job for a few hours a week, on Sunday I can do it all day. I love children and they love me. I have experience in dealing with children.
to uncover…
NSPU student K. Minina, 3 course. I’m studying defectology. She worked as a counselor in children’s camps, and practiced in a kindergarten. Have experience working with children. Looking for a part time job in…
NSPU student K. Minina, 3 course. I’m studying defectology. She worked as a counselor in children’s camps, and practiced in a kindergarten. Have experience working with children. Looking for a part time job for a few hours a day.
to uncover…I have extensive experience working with children of all ages. Care, walks, accompaniment, developmental activities. Higher pedagogical education. Philologist. I am looking for a job as a nanny, governess for a few hours in…
I have extensive experience working with children of all ages. Care, walks, accompaniment, developmental activities. Higher pedagogical education. Philologist. Looking for a job as a nanny, governess for a few hours a day in any area.
to uncover…I am looking for a job as a part-time nanny, to meet, accompany the child to school or kindergarten, to the section. I will also consider working for several hours a day – in the morning and afternoon. I have experience in raising children…
I am looking for a job as a part-time nanny, to meet, accompany the child to school or kindergarten, to the section. I will also consider working for several hours a day – in the morning and afternoon. I have experience in raising young children, my daughter is three years old. Previously, she sat with her friend’s daughter, walked, fed, put to bed. Preferably Avtozavodsky or Leninsky districts.
to uncover…I have my own child, he is seven years old, I am looking for a part-time job for several hours a day. Feed, cook, go to the store, walk with children, play, put to bed, feed, buy, pick up from kindergarten, …
I have my own child, he is seven years old, I am looking for a part-time job for several hours a day. Feed, cook, go to the store, walk with the children, play, put to bed, feed, buy, pick up from the kindergarten, take to mugs, the only thing that I can only work with my little son, I have no one to leave. I can provide first aid, I don’t have a car, I don’t have a license either. I can cook simple but tasty dishes, soups, cereals, compotes, in general, everything that a child is supposed to eat. My child is non-confrontational, we are very friendly, I have no bad habits, I learn quickly.
to uncover…I offer babysitting, weekend babysitting, babysitting for an hour, babysitting for a day. About myself – a kind, responsible, executive, without bad habits, medical book. The experience of raising your children, two adults…
I offer babysitting, weekend babysitting, babysitting for an hour, babysitting for a day. About myself – a kind, responsible, executive, without bad habits, medical book. Experience in raising my children, two adult sons, two little granddaughters 3.5 years and 1.7. Experience in working with families. I will take into account the wishes of the parents, the child will be in good hands. Call, write, we’ll agree on everything.
to uncover…Great experience working with children. I sat with kids from 1.5 years to 7 years old, it is not difficult to cook for a child, walk, develop classes, I can take them to classes. I mostly sat with…
Great experience working with children. I sat with kids from 1.5 years to 7 years old, it is not difficult to cook for a child, walk, develop classes, I can take them to classes. Mostly she sat with the children when the parents had to leave for the whole day on a weekend or leave with no one for a couple of hours, and the child was very small.to uncover…
She worked in the children’s room, followed the leisure of children. There was a trampoline, a labyrinth. Parents left their children for several hours and went shopping in the mall. Children played and drew there. Children from 1 to 3…
She worked in the children’s room, followed the leisure of children. There was a trampoline, a labyrinth. Parents left their children for several hours and went shopping in the mall. Children played and drew there. Children from 1 to 3 years of age remained accompanied by their parents, after 3 and up to 7 without accompaniment. 3 years experience in child care. There was also an experience in a children’s corner with kinetic sand, which develops finger motor skills. There was a pool with fish, the children, together with their parents, caught them with magnetic fishing rods, they could leave them to play alone after 3 years unaccompanied. 6 months experience in childcare. There are no children of their own, there is love for strangers, as for their own. Babysitting my nieces from birth to school.
to uncover…I am looking for a job as a nanny-accompanying (kindergarten, school, clubs) for several hours a day. The preferred age of the child is 3 years and older.
I am looking for a job as a nanny-accompanying (kindergarten, school, clubs) for several hours a day. The preferred age of the child is 3 years and older.
to uncover…Education – an artist, a lot of experience as a designer, I know how to cook well, I love children and animals (and this is mutual). For 6 years she led fine arts in health-improving children’s camps, for 7 years she taught master classes in…
Education – an artist, a lot of experience as a designer, I know how to cook well, I love children and animals (and this is mutual). For 6 years she taught fine arts in health-improving children’s camps, for 7 years she taught master classes in drawing, stained glass, for 2 years she was engaged in creativity with girls 5-7 years old for 2 hours 2 times a week individually. I lead an active lifestyle. Ready to pick up your child from kindergarten or school, take a walk, feed, draw, read 2-3 times a week for a few hours, preferably in the Meshchera area, but options are possible.
to uncover…Unfortunately, there is no work experience, but several times I had to stay with a little girl, the daughter of familiar parents, for several hours. I think I can handle the offer…
Unfortunately, there is no work experience, but several times I had to stay with a little girl, the daughter of familiar parents, for several hours. I think that I am able to cope with the proposed work. Regarding the schedule, I would like to say only one thing, so that it is desirable that the working day does not end at 18.00, because I am a student. I can cook. I could always find a common language with children, I think you can get along with every person and find an approach to him.to uncover…
I offer a night babysitting service. This is the name of a person who is ready to sit / play / read / feed / wash / hug and put your child to bed while you can afford a night .
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I offer a night babysitting service. This is the name of a person who is ready to sit / play / read / feed / wash / hug and put your child to bed while you can afford a night’s rest – just to be alone with your spouse or go to unwind with friends, or maybe just stay late at work. I also consider part-time employment (weekdays after 16.00 and weekends by agreement) for a few hours.
to uncover…I am looking for a job as an accompanying nanny for a few hours a day. About me: I have 3 grandchildren. I always sat with them, took them to kindergartens and schools, I love children very much, in my youth I worked in a kindergarten …
I am looking for a job as an accompanying nanny for a few hours a day. About me: I have 3 grandchildren. I always sat with them, took them to kindergartens and schools, I love children very much, in my youth I worked in a kindergarten as a nanny.Personal qualities: punctual, responsible, decent, active, modern, hardworking, no bad habits, kind, loving children.
to uncover…Babysitter for an hour.
I’ll be happy to sit with your kids. NSPU student Minin, specialization – “Russian language and literature”.
The paid experience is small. Have a brother…
Babysitter for an hour.
I’ll be happy to sit with your kids. NSPU student Minin, specialization – “Russian language and literature”.
The paid experience is small. I have a 7-year-old brother, so I know and can do a lot.
Responsible, understanding, cheerful, I easily find a common language with children.
We play, do homework, draw, read, walk. The child is well-fed, fed, always carried away and under supervision.
Preferably Leninsky district, time by appointment.
to uncover…I enjoyed working with a 5.5 year old boy. In addition to looking after him, I plunged into the world of childhood, we played different games, walked and rode down the hill together, sculpted a snowman, played snowballs …
I enjoyed working with a 5.5 year old boy. In addition to looking after him, I plunged into the world of childhood, we played different games, walked and rode down the hill together, sculpted a snowman, played snowballs. I cooked food, we ate together. She worked from 8.00 to 20.00 every day, sometimes on weekends she helped his mother out for a few hours. Then he and his parents left for the USA, we still communicate via Skype, we are friends.
Then I worked with two children 1.3 years old and 3 years old. I accompanied them with my mother for walks, it took 1.5-2 hours.
Next experience with girl 9-ty years. I met her from school and spent time with her from 13.00 to 21.00. She fed, did homework with her, did extra work, taught her to play badminton, escorted her to an English language school. Although I speak English myself, my parents thought that it would be better for her to study in a special school. They were wealthy people (restaurateurs), so we often had lunch or dinner in a restaurant, we didn’t have to cook.
I would like to work with a child at least 5 years old, part-time, preferably with a boy, do not work on weekends.
If necessary, you can combine babysitting and English lessons.
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Nanny for a child, prices. | Babysitters, governesses, housekeepers in St. Petersburg.
Childcare, prices.
The cost of babysitting in St. Petersburg averages 150 rubles per hour, if a nanny is hired for one child, 225 rubles per hour – for two children. Price fluctuations in large or
the smaller side depends on the number of working hours and the qualifications of the nanny.
The fewer working hours and the higher the qualifications of the nanny, the more expensive the cost
one hour of work. The cost of a babysitter depends on the duties she performs. The table below shows the price of an hour of babysitting depending on
from qualifications. Hourly pay for babysitting and governess
Babysitter (up to a year) 200 r/h Just a nanny
(babysitter) for a child from 1 to 7 years old170 R/hour Nanny
au pair170-300 r/h Nanny for
escorts (for clubs and walks)170 R/h, plus fare Babysitter 350 R/hour Nanny-educator (early development) from 1.5 to 5 years 170-200 r/hour Nanny-governor (preparation for school) from 5 to 7 years
200-250 r/hour Nanny-tutor co
knowledge of a foreign language250-300 r/hour Governess from
7 to 12 years old200-300 rub/hour Live-in nanny from 30000r/month Governess with
residence (with knowledge of a foreign language)from 40000r/month Nanny for a day 2500 rub/day Emergency babysitter (to
sick child)170 r/hour, but not less than 3 hours.
In case of an emergency call for a nanny, the agency, in addition to her salary, charges
commission – 300 r / dayNanny for two children cost increases by 50% The work of the agency includes the selection of at least three
candidates who meet your application.
Organization of interviews with candidates. Consultation on the conclusion of an employment agreement with the candidate you like.
Warranty support of the Contract.An agency contract can be concluded for three months, six months or
year. During the warranty period, we provide free replacement of personnel
in case of illness or vacation. Re-selection and free replacement of personnel,
if other circumstances so require.Warranty period
Cost
Number of replacements and interviews
contract “Nanny for the summer” – 5 months from May to September
3 months
9000 rub.
RUB 8000
unlimited
unlimited
6 months
11000 rub.
unlimited
12 months
15000 rub.
unlimited
Extension
contract 80% of the amount of the first contract.up
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Good afternoon. I offer my services to accompany your child. About me: I am a mother of two children, I have experience in kindergarten, confirmed by a work book, a personal car of 2019 and accident-free driving experience for more than 9 years. The car has a child car seat and a booster. I have experience working with children in a kindergarten as a teacher, I myself am the daughter of a mother-educator who devoted her whole life to working with children (36 years of teaching experience). All the features of this specially
I can call myself a patient person, calm and kind.
Sociable and sociable, I understand that all children are different and each needs an individual approach.
I am currently a 3rd year student at the Pedagogical University.
-As part of my studies, I had an internship in working with children.
-I also have experience from communicating with my sister (11 years old) and cousins, I often stayed with them to spend time.
I get along well with the guys, I can play educational games, find interesting activities!Good day, my name is Anastasia, I have extensive experience working with children of different ages, I have medical knowledge, because I study in medicine, I can perform a wide range of duties, I am punctual, I have an individual approach and development methods.
Good day, my name is Anastasia, I have extensive experience working with children of different ages, I have medical knowledge, because I study in medicine, I can perform a wide range of duties, punctual, I have an individualHello, dear parent, I am 19 years old🤍
I am a babysitter, I love spending time with children, keeping them entertained, I respect the rules and foundations of each family💫 I help parents free up time for work, leisure
Few words about myself:
👩🏼🎓I am getting higher education at the National Research Nizhny Novgorod State University. N.I. Lobachevsky in the direction of “advertising and public relations”, 2nd year
👼🏽Passed babysitter courses
🤍I have interpersonal skills,I live in the Nizhny Novgorod region
Likes to work with children
She graduated from the Pedagogical College with a degree in Preschool Education, now I study at the correspondence department at the Pedagogical University
I have experience as a nanny for 1 year and experience in kindergarten for 6 monthsI have a higher psychological and pedagogical education in preschool age. 27 years of teaching experience. I know methods of early, preschool development, preparation of children for school.
Experience in working with families with children from 5 months to 8 years.
I successfully work with children with deviant behavior and autism spectrum disorder.
I know the technique of teaching reading and speed reading according to Zaitsev’s method.Higher education, specialty – Russian language and literature, extensive experience in working with children in secondary school (10 years) and in the family (almost 10 years).
Sociable, creative nature. I know how to find an approach to children of different ages. I use different methods in my work. The main profile of work with children from 4 to 12 years. I am engaged in tutoring in the Russian language with children of middle and senior level.
Work at school (10 years), teaching Russian language and literature, class guidance for children from 5 to 11 gradeI am very kind, attentive, responsible and energetic. Children love me, they always reach out. I know a lot of games, developing activities, I always know what to do with a child. I graduated from school with a gold medal, so I can easily help with homework or explain the material.
Worked as a counselor in a children’s camp for 3 years in a row. She also worked part time as a nanny for the family.More than 10 years of experience with children higher education help around the house cleaning ironing experience yes
Experience with children over 10 years old of school age and children from 3-12 years old to pick up from school or kindergarten take them to additional classes sit with the child before the parents arrive need to feed do lessons play interesting games go for a walk keep the apartment clean small assignments parents the child will be supervised until the arrival of parents2 children adults.
I live in Nizhny Novgorod
10 years old, I love children, they love meI consider myself responsive, friendly, hardworking, responsible and sociable. I do not like conflicts, so I always choose a compromise. Madly in love with children, which is why I went to study at the NSPU. Kozma Minin to a special psychologist to devote himself to children. At the moment I am moving to the 3rd course and I will be glad to get more experience in working with children. I am fond of psychology, both for myself and for study. I do vocals in my free time. Relationship status: Single. No kids.
I workedResponsible, loving children, strict, but able to find a common language with children.
I love nature, I love animals, a pet in the family is great.
Kanavinsky district, microdistrict Fair.
Working kindergarten teacher, the highest category, 27 years of work in the same kindergarten. I continue to work in kindergarten, the schedule is in shifts. One week I work in the garden from 7.00 to 14. 00 3 times a week, the next week in the morning 2 days in the garden, at 15.00. 30 may be yours.
Also in the evening: 3 r one week, 2 r the next. I canWorked as chief accountant, retired since 2017, unfinished higher education, married, two adult children.
I have no experience working with children, but I raised my two boys and a girl, I have a granddaughter 6 years old
Unfinished higher economic VZVEII have been working as a nanny for 9 years. Extensive experience working with infants and older children. Worked with triplets. I know how to find an approach to any child. Balanced, not conflict, attentive, kind, accurate. I have higher education. Married. Two adult sons.
babysitting 9years. Extensive experience with infants and older children. Worked with triplets.I am 52 years old, higher education, technical. Neat, orderly. There is an adult son, lives separately. I am looking for a part time job. Ready to take (bring) the child to the kindergarten, school, section, feed, help to do homework.
I am a math tutor up to grade 9. Geographically desirable from a / s Sennaya to “Fiction”.
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How much does a nanny pay?
Before you start looking for a nanny, decide on: the salary for which you can invite her. Salary depends on the workload, duties and qualifications.
Currently, the average cost of a nanny-educator in Moscow ranges from 1.5 to 5 dollars per hour. The average cost of the services of a qualified nanny-educator with the education of the required profile and work experience and a family from Moscow or the Moscow region is no less than $ 2.5 per hour.
The lower the load, the more expensive the services. If you take a full-time nanny, then it makes sense to set a fixed salary, in some cases this is the most convenient form of calculation. A full-time nanny’s salary can range from $250 to $800 per month. It should be noted that recruitment agencies set a minimum salary of $300-$350 per month, or $2.
50 per hour. A full-time nanny will cost you $500-800 per month. And the services of a nanny working daily cost from $ 30 per day. The most difficult thing is to find a nanny-educator who agrees to work on a non-standard schedule – in the evening or morning, part-time on Sundays, several days a week. This mode of operation may be of interest to either pensioners or people who need a side job, as well as people living very close.
Nanny’s duties and work schedule
Nanny’s duties are determined by the parents. For some, it is important that the child is simply not at home alone; someone wants the baby to easily speak three languages at the age of three. Based on parental fantasies (within reason) and their financial capabilities, you need to look for an employee. Let’s designate the main requirements for nannies, dividing them into groups.
For babies and one-year-olds, a nanny with a medical or pedagogical education is suitable, observing the prescribed daily routine, monitoring hygiene, preferably knowing the basics of massage and early development techniques.
If the mother is busy all day, then the nanny can visit children’s medical institutions, follow the baby’s vaccination schedule. By agreement with the parents, the babysitter’s duties may include cleaning the baby’s room, washing and ironing his linen, and preparing food for him. All this must be discussed additionally and recorded in writing, since not every nanny agrees to an additional, from her point of view, work. If you think that the nanny should be busy with something during many hours of sleep, you can agree for an additional fee on cleaning the apartment, cooking for the owners, washing and ironing common linen.
A baby of one and a half to two years old is more likely to need not a nanny, but an educator. In this case, a woman with a pedagogical education and experience in kindergartens will help. The nanny-educator must observe the daily routine, monitor the children’s things and the room, carefully observe hygiene and accustom the child to it. She can take and bring the baby from the kindergarten, visit hospitals, various circles with him.
The nanny-educator must know the teaching methods, engage with the child: sculpt, draw, develop fine motor skills of the hands, his memory and speech with the help of games. Nanny’s housework must be negotiated separately. Babysitters can work in different modes. Choose the most convenient for you:
Where to look for a nanny?
Only after we figured out how much we will pay the nanny and what she will do, we can proceed directly to the search. It is best to do this a couple of weeks before the expected date of entry into work.
This will make it possible to choose the best candidate and stay with the new nanny for several days together in order to understand what kind of person she is, how she treats the child, whether he likes her. Search through friends
This is the best option, but quite rare. If you are lucky and the nanny was handed over to you “by inheritance” by good friends, then do not forget to ask them about her advantages and disadvantages.
Search through ads
The easiest way to find a nanny is by ad. This method is the cheapest, but also the most time consuming. First you need to write the text of the announcement, which should indicate the age of the baby, approximate duties, area of residence, work schedule and salary level in case it is not very high. Announcements can be given in the newspaper, posted on the Internet on specialized sites or hung out at kindergartens, schools, children’s clinics, near the subway, etc.
Expect the majority of those who apply will not meet your requirements.
There is another disadvantage – in case of illness or vacation of the nanny, you will have to look for another one, also on your own. It is better to build a telephone interview with a potential nanny according to the following scheme. At the meeting, read the letters of recommendation and references. Without regret, weed out those who obviously do not suit you. Be prepared for the fact that out of the ten ladies invited for an interview, only three will come, who may also not be suitable. Do not despair. Keep searching.
Search through agencies
In this case, you are also not insured against anything. Many recruitment agencies specializing in the selection of nannies and tutors promise clients that all candidates for the position of a nanny undergo psychological selection, testing and training. Undoubtedly, large firms that have proven themselves on the positive side for a long period of time on the “recruiting” front can afford all of the above, but small agencies often; are limited to obtaining a medical book from candidates.
Before contacting an agency, ask how many years it has existed. Find out how people who have already dealt with him speak about his work. Try to find an agency on the Internet, ask questions on specialized sites. As a rule, mothers, faced with a bad agency, rarely write laudatory reviews, but never miss an opportunity to denounce negative ones. Let’s say that you liked the agency and decided to use its services. To do this, you need to call the agency and leave a preliminary order, in which you indicate all the requirements for a future nanny. Be sure to tell us what kind of worker you need to find, in what area, on what schedule, what he will have to do, etc. Most likely, the manager himself will ask you questions that will make it possible to select exactly the person you want. The more information you give to the manager, the less useless meetings with applicants will be.
After talking with the manager, the agency starts looking for a suitable worker for you. This process usually takes 2-5 days.
Remember that pre-ordering does not oblige you to anything! If you decide to choose a nanny proposed by the manager, then the agency will conclude an agreement with you for a certain period, during which it undertakes to select or replace (went on vacation, fell ill, did not go to work, just did not suit you) staff for our baby. In this case, ideally, all your requirements and wishes should be taken into account. During the agreed period, you have the right to contact the agency for free advice, through it to resolve conflict situations with the nanny, to demand her replacement. For their services, the agency usually charges the equivalent of a nanny’s monthly salary, or some fixed amount. The contract specifies the working conditions, the main duties of the agency and the nanny, the work schedule, the degree of responsibility of the employee, the procedure for paying for the employee’s services, etc. Also, you get all the information about the chosen candidate, passport data, information about registration and place of residence.
Unfortunately, not all agencies verify the authenticity of the diploma, recommendations, medical certificates and other documents of their applicants. Therefore, you may have to do it yourself. After the conclusion of the contract, you can assign a trial period to the nanny in order to take a closer look and understand how it suits your baby. If during the trial period the nanny did not disappoint you, she will continue to work with your child, in case of failure, you can replace her with a new one.
What is a trial period?
The choice is made, but you don’t know how the baby will accept such a major change in his life. The ideal option is to spend several days or weeks together: a child, a nanny and one of the parents. Thus, you will be able to control the work of the nanny, and the baby will get used to the appearance of a new person in the house and will no longer be afraid to be alone with him. Calm down and you, realizing that the nanny gets along with the baby.
But if this is not possible, then carefully observe the child: how he looks when you return home, how energetic, tired or depressed he is, how clean he is washed, what he is wearing. Pay attention to the nanny. How she behaves at the end of the working day, whether she looks tired, irritated, or vice versa, calm and cheerful. Isn’t she overjoyed at your arrival? What does she say about the past day? Ask about the achievements of the baby, about his behavior. If there is no doubt about the professional abilities of the nanny, then you can safely conclude a contract for a longer period. If contact with the nanny fails, or it seems to you that she does not perform her duties well enough, deceives, gets annoyed, etc., then start the search again.
At first, no matter how experienced the nanny is, she needs our instruction. Tell us about the habits and characteristics of the baby, about how best to calm him down, what he likes in the game. Do not forget to show where the baby soap and washcloth is, where the change of clothes is stored.
Instruct the nanny how you prepare the mixture, what the crumbs are allergic to, what he likes, and what he will absolutely not eat. Set a strict condition that, in addition to the specified products, the nanny should not give the child anything. Be sure to leave in the most visible place a list of emergency phone numbers for parents, the police, doctors, etc. Immediately discuss the conditions for the arrival of friends, acquaintances and children of the nanny to your house. Show the babysitter places to walk. Explain where she categorically should not go. Specify places for games in the apartment. The nanny must ensure that there are no sharp corners, breaking, piercing and cutting objects, household appliances, open sockets, wires, electric lamps and heaters. Teach the nanny how to use household appliances, a chair, a stroller.
The nanny is responsible for ensuring that all chemical detergents are put away in a safe place. She should also know where the first aid kit is located and be able to provide first aid to the child.
However, she should not try to treat the child on her own in case of his illness, but is obliged to call a doctor and contact the parents. If the baby needs to be given any medicine, put it separately, write down the dose and method of administration next to it. Set a strict condition: without your permission, the nanny does not give the child anything other than what was agreed in advance. Do I need a close relationship with a nanny?
Relationships should not be built in such a way that the nanny feels like a member of the family. This has more cons than pros. It is more difficult for close people to give instructions, demand discipline from them, and resolve controversial issues with them. It is necessary to keep a distance, to call it on “you”.
Don’t tell your nanny about your life and problems in order to avoid unpleasant consequences if the nanny turns out to be too talkative. Do not talk about expensive purchases, do not brag about new things, do not discuss the routes of the upcoming vacation, so as not to cause envy.
Establish a reward system to monitor babysitting. It can be additional paid days off, bonuses, gifts. Talk to her about penalties for being late, absenteeism, etc. If you do not want the nanny to disappear one fine morning, remember that politeness, honesty in calculations, punctuality of parents are the main requirements that homeworkers value most.
The work of a nanny is very difficult and very subtly tied to human relationships. The better your relationship with the nanny, the better she feels with your child. Remember that the task of parents is to create optimal conditions for the child to grow and develop. And the coordinated interaction of parents and the nanny is the key to success.
Natalya Shvareva
Based on the materials of the magazine “Mom and Baby”
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Nanny in Kiev. How to know a suitable nanny without intermediaries?
In the daily service, the services of a nanny are requested, as if it were the first day of the 12-year working day, less and less mothers win all 3 years of maternity leave. It is necessary for a child to be deprived of a kimos, and it is important, so that his “htos” without professional supervision and vihovannya. Babysitters are in great demand – but at the same time, richly, it’s important to know a good fahіvtsya.
Wimogi to private nannies
In this right there is no “universal soldier” – a nanny for a child can specialize in working with children of the singing age. Depending on the logic, as well as the type of employment of nannies, you can see such types of fahivtsiv:
How to choose a nanny for a child
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Price: Babysitting in Kiev
Nanny services Price, UAH. Hour for 70 UAH Day for 600 UAH Doba for 1000 UAH Month id 15000 hryvnia Watcher’s Services Price, UAH 2-3 years a day 250 UAH 5 years to the day type 270 UAH 8 years to the day 300 UAH 10 years 330 UAH 24 type 270 UAH 2nd 3700 UAH 1 month 8000 UAH Shvachka’s services Price, UAH Shorten the shank without lining 60 UAH fold the bottom of the foldable fold configuration 65 UAH Lower the back by hand for 70 UAH Shorten pants 80 UAH Change pants width 80 UAH Repair gut for 70 UAH Insulate the coat throughout the day 80 UAH Change sleeve width with cuffs 75 UAH Replace the lining in the factory 60 UAH sew in the back to the width for 70 UAH Replace the buckle in the belt 75 UAH Computer embroidered 75 UAH Change sleeve width with cuffs id 55 UAH Dry repair of clothes id 50 UAH Jeans darning id 55 UAH Bump repair Price, UAH. Glitter replacement 175 UAH Replacement 120 Stuffing 250 UAH Heel restoration 220 UAH 900 3
200 UAH Services of a cook Price, UAH Kukhar dodomu 350 UAH Cooker 1000 UAH chef 2000 UAH Purchase of products 200 UAH Waiter services 500 UAH Bartending 700 UAH Repair of bags Price, UAH. Fitting replacement (rivets) від 25 UAH Replacement fittings (grommets) від 25 UAH Fitting replacement (buttons) 35 UAH Lining replacement 350 UAH Replacement of leather elements від 75 UAH Seam repair for 10 UAH Handle change від 65 UAH Bottom seal від 150 UAH re-farmed 350 UAH Dressing dressing Price, UAH Make a T-shirt for 20 UAH Pofarbuvati jeans від 70 UAH Pofarbuvati shorty від 60 UAH Pofarbuvati dress for 100 UAH Pofarbuvati light від 70 UAH Turn on jacket від 200 UAH Get a raincoat від 120 UAH Get a coat від 150 UAH Pofarbuvati trousers for 100 UAH Custom car cover від 150 UAH Services of a gardener Price, UAH. Sketch of landscaping and landscaping of the object 350 UAH Dendroplan 300 UAH Lawn attachment type 15 UAH/m2 Lawn maintenance with kindness type 0.5 UAH/m2 Lawn mowing type 0.5 UAH/m2 Kvitnik’s collection type 25 UAH/m2 Mixborder installation type 20 UAH/m2 Attachment for decorative lance type 250 UAH/m2 Bicycle repair Price, UAH. Bicycle collection from box 300 UAH Bulkhead bottom bracket від 70 UAH Bottom bracket play від 80 UAH Lanciug wash від 50 UAH Mastilo lanceug від 40 UAH Assembly / dismantling of the lance type 20 UAH Jitter replacement від 70 UAH Rattle bulkhead від 50 UAH Installation / replacement of the chamber or tires від 70 UAH Camera repair від 40 UAH Bulkhead bushing від 80 UAH Tool sharpening Price, UAH. Ceramic knives (sharpening, refinishing) від 80 UAH Manicure knives (nails) 35 UAH cuticle cutters (knives, nippers) від 60 UAH Tweezers for 20 UAH pusher (chaberi) від 25 UAH Peripheral cutter / straight cut від 60 UAH Knives (kitchen) less than 15 cm від 45 UAH Knives (kitchen) larger than 15 cm від 55 UAH Knives (storage, myslivsky) від 60 UAH Trimmer/Clipper Knives від 80 UAH Yearbook repair Price, UAH Repair of old wrist watches від 70 UAH Repair of wrist mechanical years in the manufacture of Japan від 200 UAH Repair of wrist watches made in Switzerland 300 UAH Repair of wrist quartz years of vatchiznyany for 100 UAH Repair of Japanese quartz watch wrists id 110 UAH Repair of quartz watch wrists made in Switzerland від 150 UAH * The price is valid for Spring 2022
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Agency for the selection of a nanny for a child in Moscow
Arina Sharapova
TV presenter, journalist, teacher and public figure
“We are very pleased with the operational work of the agency. Special thanks to Svetlana Kuznetsova. We found our wonderful nanny, who has become an indispensable assistant and reliable friend for the child!”
Family Kobzon
Nelli Mikhailovna Kobzon
“This is not the first time our family has turned to the Alconti agency for help in recruiting. We thank the manager Svetlana Kuznetsova for the prompt and high-quality selection of au pairs for our family. We look forward to further cooperation. Good luck and prosperity! With gratitude, the Kobzon family”
Tabakov family
Marina Zudina.
Theater and film actress. Honored Artist of Russia. People’s Artist of Russia
“It is very pleasant to deal with professional people. I did not waste time on formal meetings with candidates. All the people recommended to me by Marina Dybtsyna were carefully selected, and she had her own opinion about everyone. Moreover, she was informally interested in how a new person enters to the family, she could ask questions and ask her opinion about specific situations at any time. I am satisfied with the cooperation with the agency. Good luck to you! Thank you!”
Anastasia Myskina
Russian tennis player, coach, Honored Master of Sports, TV presenter
“I have been trying to find a good and conscientious nanny for my child for a very long time. And I want to express my deep gratitude to the Alconti agency, in particular to Madina Safina, for their help and professionalism in this matter.
They picked up a wonderful nanny who became a member of our family and fully justifies our expectations. Thank you very much!”
Yulia Baranovskaya
TV presenter
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Nikita Presnyakov
Musician, singer, actor, music video director
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Porechenkov family
Mikhail Porechenkov. Theater and film actor, film director, screenwriter, producer. Honored Artist of Russia
“We express our gratitude to Marina Dybtsyna for her professional work in the selection of a family driver!”
Vlad Topalov
Russian singer, performer
We all know that recruiting staff for your own home is an incredibly difficult task.
This is a very delicate matter. Everyone has their own habits, tastes, rules in the house. Especially when there are children. We got a wonderful woman! Cooks amazing. Everything is perfectly organized and folded. We are very satisfied and grateful to the agency and its owners personally! Thanks
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Tennis player. Honored Master of Sports of Russia. Grand Slam winner
“I express my deep gratitude to the Alconti agency and Marina Dybtsyna for the quick and high-quality selection of a housekeeper!”
Tsekalo family
Alexander Tsekalo. Showman, TV presenter, actor, singer, director, screenwriter and producer
“We thank the Alconti agency for the professional selection of a family driver!”
Tatyana Lyutaeva
Theater, film and television actress.
Honored Artist of Russia
“I express my gratitude to the Alconti agency for the work in selecting a governess for my son!”
Anastasia Vedenskaya
Russian theater and film actress
“In the shortest possible time we found a professional and excellent nanny. The one that we have been looking for for so long. Thanks for the promptness and correct selection, in particular, Safina Madina!”
Irina Sashina
Journalist and TV presenter. Member of the Union of Journalists of Russia. PhD in Philology
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Irina Krug
Singer
“I express my deep gratitude to the Alconti agency and especially to Madina Safina for the quick and professional selection of a nanny! Thank you!”
Irina Mironova
Video director, screenwriter, producer, author of books, TV presenter
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Child care in modesto ca: THE Top 10 Daycares in Modesto, CA | Affordable Prices
THE Top 10 Daycares in Modesto, CA | Affordable Prices
Daycares in Modesto, CA
Description:
The Modesto Christian Preschool is a dually-accredited, and licensed preschool. We offer age-appropriate play-based and academic learning activities in a safe, nurturing environment to prepare children for alifetime of academic success through a quality Christ-centered curriculum.
We provide full-day and part-day early childhood educational services for children between the ages of 2.9 and 5 years. We have two-day, three-day, and five-day programs.
Our highly qualified and highly educated teachers and aides really care. Most of them hold bachelor degrees and certifications from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Our preschool endeavors to ensure that all students will develop a life-long love of learning and a strong foundation for critical thinking, academic, and social skills they need to become self-reliant, positive, productive Christian citizens and life-long learners.
We believe in nurturing the whole child: mind, body, and spirit. We strive to serve only organic, non-GMO snacks. Visit our website to learn more about us, and contact us to tour our facility. We look forward to meeting you.
Facility license # 503808958….Description:
Hazel’s Christian Preschool & Child Care Center.
Serving ages 6weeks old – 12 years old (we will partner with family when it’s time to potty learn your two year old).
We are open Monday – Friday, 6:00 a.m. to6:00 p.m.
We offer a full day program and two half day programs.
We welcome private pay families, military pay, and county pay.
Please come and tour the school with the family.
Give us a call, we would love to answer any questions you have….Description:
Little Forever is a licensed childcare home whose mission revolves around safe sensory exploration and play based learning. Our goal is your child prepares for years ahead through hands on sensory experiencesand multiple learning styles.
… Lillys Daycare
2316 Den Helder Dr, Modesto, CA 95352
Starting at $250/wk
Description:
we are a family, offering child care service. based on daily activities. Our goal is to help parents who, in addition to fulfilling their daily activities, help them and be part of their children’s learningand development. providing a warm and safe environment for their children, where they not only receive care but learn how to draw, color, dance, sing, having a space for their naps and rest time for the older ones. also. we help children with homework after school. We speak Spanish and English and would love for your children to learn a second language….
Description:
Tuition: Preschool (Potty Trained/Pre-K).
Full-Time Rates: 6:30 a.m. – 6:00p.m.
Weekly Payment:
5 days a week, $185.00
4 days a week, $148.00
3 days a week, $111.00
2 days a week, $78.00
Half Day Rates: 7:30a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Weekly Payment:
5 days a week, $145. 00
4 days a week, $145.00
3 days a week, $87.00
2 days a week, $62.00
Drop In Rates:
$50 per day
Tuition: First Step Preschool (2 yrs-Potty Trained)
Full-Time Rates: 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Weekly Payment:
5 days a week, $210.00
4 days a week, $168.00
3 days a week, $126.00
2 days a week, $88.00
Half Day Rates: 7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Weekly Payment:
5 days a week, $175.00
4 days a week, $140.00
3 days a week, $105.00
2 days a week, $74.00
Drop In Rates:
$50 per day…My Happy Place
208 Rowland Ave, Modesto, CA 95354
Starting at $190/wk
Description:
A small Play-based, in-home daycare for infants and toddlers to learn through exploration. Daily activities are designed to increase a child’s confidence.
Description:
Courtney’s Sweet Dreams Child Care
Your “Night Time” peace of mind place.
Safe loving environment
All meals provided
Over 10 years of child care experience
Licensed family child care # 503910772
I’m a nighttime child care
Courtney Streder 209-300-3096. .. Description:
Spring Duckings Home Daycare is currently accepting a few new children!!
* Fully Licensed with Pediatric CPR and First Aid Training
* Bilingual teaching ENGLISH/SPANISH
* Nutritional breakfast, hot lunches,snacks and fruits
* Fully trained in Pediatric CPR and First Aid Certified
* Specialized curriculum for based on each child’s needs
* Low teacher to child ratio and a warm nurturing environment.
* Large outdoor fenced play area filled with different activities
Full Childcare Program including:
* Indoor and outdoor play
* Story Time
* Circle Time
* Group Activities
* Arts/Crafts
* ABC’s/123’s
* Exercise/Dance
* Potty Training
* Nap Time
* Healthy Meals and Snacks
* And Much More!
Our goal is to provide a safe, reliable, affordable, and high quality childcare in a family friendly environment!
Located in a great area in Village One, North East Modesto, Spring Ducklings Daycare is a licensed Bilingual (English and Spanish) Daycare that is held in a safe, clean and quiet environment in my home. We’re Located near Oakdale Rd and Sylvan Avenue. Our location is in a very nice and safe neighborhood.
With more than 8+ years of experience working with young children in daycare centers, I know how important it is to provide special attention to each child. Therefore I do not take more than 4-5 kids at a time so I can show each child the personal care and attention that they need. My Mother also assists me as well.
We currently have 2 students and we have a few open spaces and are accepting full time or part time enrollment. Competitive rates and flexible scheduling. Subsidized/ 4C / 4C’s welcome. References available.
Please call for more information (510)395-3529 – Mayra
Looking forward to meeting you and your child soon!!
day care child childcare preschool babysitter babysitting drop in espaniol Spanish speaking Latino Hispanic…Description:
Planet Kids Christian Preschool is a ministry of The House Modesto established to fulfill the Biblical mandate found in Proverbs 22:6, “Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will notdepart from it.
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We believe that who is teaching our children is just as important as what our children are learning. Scripture says, Everyone after he has been fully trained will be like his teacher. (Luke 6:40) As important as the “what is being taught” is, God makes it clear that students learn the teacher’s life as they learn the curriculum. A child is not trained in the way he should go, (Proverbs 22:6), unless that child is being taught God’s truth by teachers who believe and live God’s truth themselves.
Our teachers are committed Christians who demonstrate a calling by God to teach. Academic training, experience, and spiritual maturity make them effective teachers. All of our staff are Christians, with a passion for Christian education, and the desire to invest in your child’s future and in the Kingdom of God.
WHAT WE OFFER
Flexible schedules for two, three, and five days a week
Extended hours for working parents: 7:00 AM to 5:45 PM
Classes for students two through six years old
Weekly chapel services and daily Bible time in the classroom
A family atmosphere and loving Christian environment
A year-round program including special summer activities and optional hot lunch meal purchases. .. Description:
Methodist Tiny Tots Preschool offers many opportunities for children to learn through positive, hands-on play experiences that focus on common core learning goals and kindergarten readiness. Tiny Tots teachersare all educated in current Child Development practices. They work together with families to create a loving, secure and consistent environment where children can learn, make friends, and have fun.
Methodist Tiny Tots Preschool has been serving Modesto area families for nearly 50 years. Tiny Tots provides a nurturing environment that supports the development of young children. We provide a variety of activities that help children build social, emotional, physical, and cognitive skills.
Tiny Tots welcomes children ages 2 -6 years old with three program schedules: Full day, half day and morning enrichment. Small class sizes ensure more personalized care.
Open Monday thru Friday from 7 a.m.-6 p.m….Description:
St. Peter After School Study Center offers homework help, and supplemental curriculum, as well as after school care to children in 5th – 9th grades.
We are open from 2:15 – 5:30 Monday through Friday.
St.Peter Lutheran Preschool is open to 3 – 5 year old children from 7:30 – 11:30 with 2, 3 or 5 day a week options. Our curriculum includes Bible lessons, story and song time, Spanish lessons, number and alphabet learning experiences, arts and crafts, free play, and structured learning time….Description:
Lighthouse Preschool in Modesto, California is a non-profit organization and dedicated to providing the highest quality services for children and families, and to demonstrating success in clear and measurableways. The center provide child care for families and kids from Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten….
Description:
Sequoia Preschool Academy located in Modesto, CA is a non-profit organization and dedicated to providing the highest quality services for children and families, and to demonstrating success in clear andmeasurable ways. The center offers Fun, Clean and Safe Indoor Playground for kids of all ages.
… Description:
Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out….Description:
Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six greatthemes: Mighty Bodies, Bendy Brains; Awesome Art; Gravity Galore and More; The Wondrous World of Food; Wild about Water; and Featured Creatures.
We’re in session when your local public schools are on break and you’ll find our flexible scheduling works for your busy family. See why our summer (and winter and spring) break camps are the place to be when school’s out…. Description:
At Childtime, your child gets what he or she needs to develop their best mind, their love of learning, their personality, their bright future. Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, central to our educationalphilosophy is the belief that secure relationships with responsive and respectful adults provide the basis for all learning. Staff and teachers, and the relationships children develop with them, are vital for learning, for trust, and for independence. Our approach is designed to help them grow as students and people, in school, and in life beyond….
Description:
At Childtime, your child gets what he or she needs to develop their best mind, their love of learning, their personality, their bright future. Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, central to our educationalphilosophy is the belief that secure relationships with responsive and respectful adults provide the basis for all learning.
Staff and teachers, and the relationships children develop with them, are vital for learning, for trust, and for independence. Our approach is designed to help them grow as students and people, in school, and in life beyond…. Description:
Geneva Small Fry Nursery located in Modesto, California is a Christian non-profit organization and dedicated to providing the highest quality services for children and families, and to demonstrating success inclear and measurable ways. The center provide care for families and kids from nursery from preschool….
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FAQs for finding daycares in Modesto
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Modesto, CA?
There are a variety of daycares in Modesto, CA providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
How can I find a daycare near me in Modesto, CA?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 34 in Modesto, CA as of September 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Modesto or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Modesto, CA, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Modesto, CA.
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Welcome to Childtime Learning Center in Modesto, California.
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Our staff maintains a warm, comforting, welcoming environment for your child, which helps build long lasting trust within others. Come and tour our Childtime in Modesto, CA!
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4.8 out of 5 stars
We love childtime. Our son is Autistic and the staff has been so loving and inclusive with him and us. We are so grateful and appreciative of the love and support they pour into our son everyday.
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Our experience has been fantastic and we’re very thankful!Verified Shopper
Our daughter’s experience at ChildTime has been positive. She has made friends and genuinely loves her teachers.Verified Shopper
Everyone on the staff is so friendly and caring. We love this place!Verified Shopper
It’s been great so far. I look forward to seeing my child learn, grow and thrive in ChildtimeVerified Shopper
Great interactions with the teachers and director. My child loves the curriculum and the things they teach.Verified Shopper
Ms. Stacy has been so great with our daughter. This is her first year ever being away from us and family members. She made her feel safe and comfortable from day 1. Appreciate having her as my daughters teacher!! Kudos to her!
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My son went to Childtime for almost 8 years. We have had nothing but the best experience. Having some teachers and the director still be there since the first day I dropped my son off til the day we said goodbye, was amazing. They were able to see my son grow up and help become the little man he is today and I am so grateful. I am so grateful for all the staff that cared for my son. It was hard to…
say goodbye after so many years but it was wonderful to apart of Childtime.
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The staff is great and most of the teachers are wonderful!Verified Shopper
Excellent experience with the staff and school. The attention my son is given has made him a confident, bright and caring individual. As a parent, it makes life so much easier having a dependable childcare with all the accommodations provided.
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Meet Our Staff
Sonja Stephens, Director
Education: 32 ECE Units (Including Infant/Toddler and Administration Units)
Certifications: CPR and First Aid Certified
Hi! I am Sonja, the director of Childtime. I began working in child care at the age of 18 and I worked with all ages during my first few years in the field. I have worked for Childtime for 22 years. While at Childtime I was the lead teacher, team lead and then I became the director where I remained for 14 years before I became a specialist for Childtime.
I am happy to be back home as the director of Childtime on Floyd Avenue. Meet Our Staff
Randi Boyer, Assistant Director
Education: A.S. in Administration of Justice, Early Childhood Education
Certifications: CPR and First Aid Certified, Paraprofessional
I originally started my journey at Childtime in 2014 as a bus driver! I quickly realized my love for early childhood education and went back to school in order to meet the requirements to be a teacher here. I made my way through school and quickly became the lead teacher in the school-age room. I continued my educational journey and advanced into a management position as the team lead, then again as the assistant director.
Meet Our Staff
Destiny Moneypenny, Team Lead
Education: A.S. and B.A. in Early Childhood Education
Certifications: First Aid and CPR Certified, Teaching Certificate, Associate Teaching Certificate
I’ve always known I wanted to work with children, so when it came time to make a career choice, I knew that I would pursue early childhood education.
I’ve worked at various schools and I’m thankful to have gained knowledge and experience from each of them. I found my home at Childtime and quickly worked my way into a management position as the team lead. I’m excited to see where this journey continues to carry me.
Local School Phone Number: 209.551.0255209.551.0255
License #: 500311304 , 500311787 , 500320584
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In-Home Daycare and Group Home Child Care in Modesto CA
The Modesto home daycare options below are dedicated to providing families
with quality home childcare in a safe and nurturing environment. Group home daycares are personable alternatives to large
centers with hundreds of children. Entrusting your family childcare to a Modesto home
daycare gives children the added security of being cared for in a home environment while still giving parents the peace of mind
that comes from knowing their children are under the supervision of licensed professionals. We gathered the information for home
childcare centers in Modesto into one place in order to help simplify your search
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REYNA, SHERRI FAMILY CHILD CARE
Laurel Ave, Modesto, CA 95351 | (209) 524-2573
REYNA, SHERRI FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Newborn to 12. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
BERMUDEZ, SALLY
1217 River Valley Circle, Modesto, CA 95351 | (209) 538-1041
Here at Sally’s Precious Ones we provide a loving and nurturing environment, we teach currilculum daily.
We have outside time everyday, weather permitting. Our staff is educated in child development units, background checked and CPR certified. We have been …Elizabeth’s Home Daycare
3116 Clogston Way, Modesto, CA 95354 | (209) 502-9478
Hello I am a new provider, however have 2+ years of experience at a daycare. Providing a caring, safe, and clean environment for your children.
REEDER, ANASTACIA
Monte Carlo, Modesto, CA 95350 | (209) 968-6038
Little Miss Muffet’s Preschool has been opened since 1994. Our dedicated staff stays informed on what research says is best for children and their learning. We work closely with our local food program and continue to evaluate our environment so that it is …
SWEET P’S
Corson Ave., Modesto, CA 95350 | (209) 523-2824
Sweet peas Daycare has openings full time or part time, licensed and bonded and been in business for over 20 years.
Fun activities, lunches and snacks and learning activities, references provided upon request.Harper’s Childcare
1817 Dorset Lane, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 402-2579
I have Toddler and/or School Age openings for before/during/after school/off track. I accept all ages through 14 years old. Transportation provided for a child attending Sylvan Elementary School, C.F. Brown Elementary, Sherwood Elementary School, Somerset Middle …
PRADO, ALICIA FAMILY CHILD CARE
3213 Hummingbird Lane, Modesto, CA 95356 | (209) 277-4441
Licensed Child care home. Currently operating Monday – Sunday all hours.
Zeal Kidz Home Daycare
2009 Vernon Ave, Modesto, CA 95351 | (978) 998-0901
I aim to educate your children and make them feel at home. I have 20 years experience working with kids of all ages.
GERHART, VERONICA FAMILY CHILD CARE
Gaven Court, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 303-8531
GERHART, VERONICA FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.Maryam
Oakdale Rd & E Orangeburg Ave, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 606-7792
Maryam’s home famliy daycare provider in center modesto (oakdale Rd & orangeburg ave) looking for a new friends aged 0-12 years .we offer breakfast & lunch & dinner & snacks a day. Fingerprint and TB clearance as well as CPR/First Aid certified. Monday thru Friday …
BOYLE, LAURIE FAMILY CHILD CARE
Modesto, CA 95357 | (209) 248-7901
BOYLE, LAURIE FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
KHOSHABA, NAHRAIN FAMILY CHILD CARE
Trident Dr., Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 622-0244
KHOSHABA, NAHRAIN FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.MUNIZ, SANDRA
Shady Grove Lane, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 526-0579
MUNIZ, SANDRA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
ABSTON, JULIE
Ventura Dr, Modesto, CA 95350 | (209) 408-8628
ABSTON, JULIE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
AGUILAR, JOSEFINA FAMILY CHILD CARE
Elsie St., Modesto, CA 95351 | (209) 581-3343
AGUILAR, JOSEFINA FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
ALMANZA, CAREY FAMILY CHILD CARE
Mayflower, Modesto, CA 95356 | (209) 527-4546
ALMANZA, CAREY FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.BANDY,PAMELA
Stillwater Ln, Modesto, CA 95351 | (209) 556-8689
BANDY,PAMELA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BELERIQUE, NANCY FAMILY CHILD CARE
Modesto, CA 95350 | (209) 480-7370
BELERIQUE, NANCY FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BEST, JERROLIN
Wilkesborro Ave, Modesto, CA 95357 | (209) 324-0517
BEST, JERROLIN is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BRAILLARD, SHANNON
Typhoon Ave.
, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 988-9434BRAILLARD, SHANNON is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BRYAN, TREAVIONA FAMILY CHILD CARE
Modesto, CA 95355 | (415) 368-3054
BRYAN, TREAVIONA FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BUSLER, MEGAN FAMILY CHILD CARE
Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 529-9632
BUSLER, MEGAN FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
BUTCHER, TRACI
Nighthawk Way, Modesto, CA 95358 | (209) 521-6067
BUTCHER, TRACI is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.CAPDEVIELLE, LINDA
Justin Court, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 527-7058
CAPDEVIELLE, LINDA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
COLLINS, DENISE
Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 577-1627
COLLINS, DENISE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
COMBS, FLORA
Leeseme Lane, Modesto, CA 95351 | (209) 538-0932
COMBS, FLORA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
COSE, RACHEL FAMILY CHILD CARE
Patton Dr., Modesto, CA 95356 | (209) 522-7599
COSE, RACHEL FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.DAVIS, ROSA FAMILY CHILD CARE
La Force Drive, Modesto, CA 95355 | (209) 605-6349
DAVIS, ROSA FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
DE ALBA, SANDRA
Wichita Wy, Modesto, CA 95357 | (209) 544-2013
DE ALBA, SANDRA is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
DE LA MORA, DENISE FAMILY CHILD CARE
Modesto, CA 95357 | (209) 408-5803
DE LA MORA, DENISE FAMILY CHILD CARE is a FAMILY DAY CARE HOME in MODESTO CA, with a maximum capacity of 14 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
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Modesto, CA (Childcare & Programs)
There are 98 Daycares in Modesto, California, serving a population of 210,166 people in an area of 45 square miles. There is 1 Daycare per 2,144 people, and 1 Daycare per square mile.
In California, Modesto is ranked 520th of 1798 cities in Daycares per capita, and 295th of 1798 cities in Daycares per square mile.
List of Modesto Daycares
Find Modesto, California daycares and preschools.
A Step Ahead Academic Academy
920 Ila Way
Modesto,
CAA+ Academics Preschool
1934 G Street
Modesto,
CAAbundant Life Child Care
3120 Snyder Avenue
Modesto,
CAAlberta Martone Preformal Center
1413 Poust Road
Modesto,
CAAnchors Away Too Learning Center
4825 Stratos Way
Modesto,
CABethel Christian Daycare & Preschool
2361 Scenic Drive
Modesto,
CABethel Day Care Center
2361 Scenic Drive
Modesto,
CABig Valley Christian School
4040 Tully Road
Modesto,
CABret Harte Child Development Center
909 Glenn Avenue
Modesto,
CABurbank Family Learning Center
1135 Paradise Road
Modesto,
CAC.
F. Brown Head Start
1401 Celeste Drive
Modesto,
CACalvary Temple Christian Preschool
1601 Coffee Road
Modesto,
CACapistrano Head Start
400 Capistrano Drive
Modesto,
CACccds – Stonum Child Development Center
1336 Stonum Road
Modesto,
CACccsc Inc. – Audrey’s House
141 Kimble Street
Modesto,
CACentenary Christian Preschool
1911 Toyon Avenue
Modesto,
CAChildren’s Crisis Center Of Stanislaus County
1244 Fiori Avenue
Modesto,
CAChildren’s Crisis Center-Cricket’s House
133 Downey Avenue
Modesto,
CAChildren’s Crisis Center-Marsha’s House
810 4th Street
Modesto,
CAChildtime Children’s Center
3912 Honey Creek Road
Modesto,
CAChildtime Children’s Center
2320 Floyd Avenue
Modesto,
CAChrysler Child Development Center
2818 Conant Avenue
Modesto,
CAChrysler Head Start
2818 Conant Avenue
Modesto,
CACommunity Christian Preschool
1442 Tully Road
Modesto,
CAEarly Intervention State Preschool Program
1336 Stonum Road
Modesto,
CAEl Vista Child Development Center
450 El Vista Avenue
Modesto,
CAEmanuel Lutheran Day Care
324 College Avenue
Modesto,
CAEmpire Head Start
5201 1st Street
Modesto,
CAEverett Child Development Centers
1530 Mount Vernon Drive
Modesto,
CAFairview Elementary
1937 West Whitmore Avenue
Modesto,
CAFranklin Family Learning Center
905 Byron Lane
Modesto,
CAGeneva Presbyterian Small Fry Nursery
1229 East Fairmont Avenue
Modesto,
CAGrace Academy
1457 Mable Avenue
Modesto,
CAGrace Lutheran School
617 West Orangeburg Avenue
Modesto,
CAGrace Lutheran School – Extended School Care
617 West Orangeburg Avenue
Modesto,
CAHazel’s Christian Preschool & Child Care Center
920 Ila Way
Modesto,
CAHazel’s Christian Preschool&Child Care Center Ii
1528 Oakdale Road
Modesto,
CAHughes Head Start
512 North McClure Road
Modesto,
CAIn Shape Fitness Center
2700 McHenry Avenue
Modesto,
CAJames Marshall Elementary
515 Sutter Avenue
Modesto,
CAJohn Muir Preformal Center
1215 Lucern Avenue
Modesto,
CAKairos Child Development Center
313 East Orangeburg Avenue
Modesto,
CAKindercare Learning Center
1237 Oakdale Road
Modesto,
CAKindercare Learning Center
2825 West Rumble Road
Modesto,
CAKirschen Child Development Center
1900 Kirschen Drive
Modesto,
CALighthouse Preschool
913 Floyd Avenue
Modesto,
CAMargaret L.
Annear Head Start1336 Stonum Road
Modesto,
CAMarilyn Frakes Child Development Center
3900 Blue Bird Drive
Modesto,
CAMayris Baddell Child Development Center
641 Norseman Drive
Modesto,
CAMerryhill Country School
3301 Coffee Road
Modesto,
CADaycares near Modesto
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The national typical hourly rate in 2022 is $20.
00 per hour for nannies and $17.50 for babysitters. Rates can vary based on the child care provider’s experience, certifications, employment status, and travel expenses. When calculating the cost of child care, you should also account for the number of children they’ll care for and additional responsibilities like household tasks or homework help. Learn more about how to set competitive rates for attracting the best babysitters.The best way to find child care near you is to post a job detailing your needs on Sittercity, which will be shared with our community of available babysitters and nannies. We’ll notify you when child care providers apply to your job, and from there you can proceed with interviews, background checks, and reference checks so you can find the perfect fit for your family.
You can find experienced and passionate child care providers near you to provide the best care for your child, either in-home or virtually. Child care providers can help families with managing strict schedules, transportation to activities, homework help, last-minute coverage, date nights, and more.
Whether you’re looking for full-time, part-time, live-in, or temporary care, you can count on Sittercity for finding passionate and experienced child care providers.Families find trustworthy child care providers on Sittercity who are passionate about providing safe and enriching care for their children. Many providers report they are First Aid and CPR certified to provide the best care for your family. Babysitters and nannies have the option to complete regular background checks, and you can easily request a recent background check if they don’t have one or it is not recent. Families can also request to see professional references!
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Nannies and babysitters share the same primary responsibility of providing safe and enriching care for your child, but there are a few differences between them.
Nannies are more commonly associated with regular work, whether full or part-time, offering daily or consistent care to a particular family. There are also several different types of nannies, including au pairs, house managers, doulas, live-in, and overnight nannies.Babysitters, on the other hand, are typically hired for irregular or occasional work, either full or part-time. If you’re looking for last-minute care for date night, or the occasional few hours after school, a babysitter is a great best option.
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Child care providers on Sittercity love providing enriching experiences for your children, and sharing their passions with them. They’re happy to participate in outdoor activities like sports, or indoor activities like music, baking, tutoring help, and art. Wherever your child’s interests lie, child care providers on Sittercity can engage them in a nurturing way.
Childcare Providers and Daycare Centers in modesto california (ca)
You know you want the best modesto childcare provider. You may even look throughout Stanislaus county. ChildCareAvenue provides you with a list of 42 daycare centers in modesto, california. We leave the research up to you to find which center is best for your family.
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24/7 Child Care
3405 Wild Palms Drive
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 505-3796Write a Review
Little Miss. Muffet’s Preschool & Childcare
2138 Monte Carlo Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
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A B C Reign Accelerated Learning Private School
1408 Stetson Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 522-2222Write a Review
A Plus Academics
1934 G St
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 544-8194Write a Review
ABC Daycare
3713 Whirlaway Dr
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 544-1193Write a Review
Anchors Away Learning Center
4825 Stratos Way
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 548-9111Write a Review
Bonnie’s Play For the Day
2233 Calero Dr
Modesto, CA 95355
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Central Calif Child Development Services
810 4th St
Modesto, CA 95351
(209) 575-2663Write a Review
Childtime Children’s Centers
3912 Honey Creek Rd
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 545-1664Write a Review
Childtime Children’s Centers
2320 Floyd Ave
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 551-0255Write a Review
Childtime Learning Centers
2320 Floyd Ave
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 551-0255Write a Review
Childtime Learning Centers
3912 Honey Creek Rd
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 545-1664Write a Review
Foster Care
2052 Sheldon Dr
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 523-9698Write a Review
Geneva Small Fry Nursery
1229 E Fairmont Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 524-5630Write a Review
Grace Luth.
Preschool
617 W Orangeburg Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 522-6393Write a Review
Irene’s Child Care
3616 Swain Dr
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 523-3925Write a Review
Janets Daycare
1408 Lansing Dr
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 523-9705Write a Review
Johanna’s Jungle
1518 Maplewood Dr
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 342-6873Write a Review
Kairos Child Development Center
304 E Coolidge Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 578-5778Write a Review
Kellie’s Kiddie Care
2344 St Pauls Way
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 521-7409Write a Review
Kindercare Learning Centers
2825 W Rumble Rd
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 529-1995Write a Review
Kindercare Learning Centers
1237 Oakdale Rd
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 521-5351Write a Review
Let Your Light Shine
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 526-5325Write a Review
LITTLE HANDS DAYCARE
725 SPINDALE DR
Modesto, CA 95357
(209) 522-0216Write a Review
Merryhill School
3301 Coffee Rd
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 544-3155Write a Review
Merryhill Schools
133 E Roseburg Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 527-2310Write a Review
Methodist Tiny Tots Day Care Center
16th St
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 525-8687Write a Review
Modesto Parent Participation Preschool Inc.
1341 College Ave
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 571-2161Write a Review
Montessori School Of Modesto
3501 San Clemente Ave
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 567-1115Write a Review
Our Little Angels Daycare
2608 Sharondell Dr
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 524-2676Write a Review
Price’s Licensed Day Care
2521 Merle Ave
Modesto, CA 95355
(209) 551-4136Write a Review
Robertson Road Child Development Programs
1111 Hammond St
Modesto, CA 95351
(209) 576-4078Write a Review
Salvation Army Modesto Child Development Center
601 I St
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 342-5220Write a Review
Small World Pre School & Christian Elementary
6th St
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 523-4388Write a Review
Small World Pre-School & Christian Elementary
6th & K
Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 523-4388Write a Review
Sonshine Children’s Center
3936 Dale Rd
Modesto, CA 95356
(209) 545-0936Write a Review
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How can the Medi-Cal Alternative Program for People with HIV/AIDS help you get the care you need at home?
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Jul 3, 2017
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07 This publication describes the Medi-Cal Waiver program for HIV/AIDS. The program has case management services. It provides direct assistance to people living with HIV/AIDS. These services are provided in lieu of living in a nursing home or hospital. You can use it to help you stay at home. You can use it to help you get home from the institution. The publication tells you who is eligible. It tells you about the services you can get.
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What is Alternative Medi-Cal for People with HIV/AIDS?
The HIV/AIDS Medi-Cal Alternative Program (AIDS Program) provides disease management and care services for patients with HIV/AIDS as an alternative to nursing care and hospitalization. You can use these services if you want to stay at home or leave a health facility.
Who is eligible for the program?
In order to receive services, you must meet the following criteria:
What types of services are available under this alternative program?
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Alternative AIDS Program services are provided free of charge, but cost-sharing health care providers must pay a monthly share to be eligible for services. The maximum amount effective January 1, 2017 is $25,727 per year.
It is NOT POSSIBLE to be enrolled and receive services from any of the following programs at the same time: Medi-Cal hospice program; the state program for the provision of assistance on an individual basis; a targeted support program under the Alternative AIDS Program or another Medi-Cal program to provide health care services at home or in the community.
It is POSSIBLE to be a Medicare Hospice member at the same time.
Alternative AIDS Program agencies can provide information about program eligibility, enrollment, and nurse and social worker eligibility. If you are not eligible for an alternative AIDS program, you can try other programs from the same agency or contact the parent company. A list of agencies for each county is provided below. For information on other resources, visit https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DOA/Pages/OA_care_mcwp.aspx.
For more information about getting alternative AIDS program services, you can call your county agency at the number below. If you need information about applying for Medi-Cal, go to http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/ApplyforMedi-Cal.aspx
ALTERNATIVE PROVIDERS FOR AIDS
California Department of Education
Office of AIDS and HIVServed Districts Agency name Agency address Agency telephone Alameda AIDS Project of the East Bay 8400 Enterprise Way
Oakland, CA 94621(510) 663-7979 Amador, Calaveras, Tuolumne Sierra HOPE 1168 Booster Way
Angels Camp, CA 95222(209) 736-6792 Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Shasta, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yuba Home and Health Care Management 1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico, CA 95973(530) 343-0727 Contra Costa Contra Costa County Health Services Department 597 Center Avenue
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°HOTEL CLARION INN CONFERENCE CENTER MODESTO, CA 3* (United States) – from 6060 RUB
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Clarion Inn Conference Center – Modesto
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Description
Clarion Inn Conference Center is located 4.5 km from the McHenry Museum and Estate and features an indoor pool, sundeck and garden. Clarion Inn Conference Center is a 3-star property set a short distance from Modesto College.
Location
This Modesto hotel is 5 km from the city centre. Roller King is about a 5-minute drive away.
Clarion Inn Conference Center is located next to Stockton train station.
Rooms
For your comfort, air-conditioned rooms feature climate control, a balcony and free Wi-Fi.
They also offer mountain views. A hairdryer, dryer and toiletries are also available. Dining
The hotel’s restaurant serves a hot American breakfast. The hotel has a restaurant serving a wide variety of gourmet American cuisine. Coffee and tea are served at the café bar. Restaurant “Shooters Pub &” is located at a distance of 150 meters and offers its guests delicious dishes.
Reasonably priced American breakfast served each morning.
Leisure and business
The hotel also features a safety deposit box and free public parking.
Internet
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Parking
Free public parking is available on site.
Number of rooms: 185.
Former name: Clarion Modesto
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Pets Pets are allowed on request.
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1612 Sisk Rd,
Modesto,
california,
USA,
95350,
California2201 Blue Gum Ave
Great Valley Museum
2.2
kmArea
Modesto Arch
4.4
kmRoller King
840 m
Destiny Christian Ctr
1.4
kmGallery
Stanislaus Arts Council
2.4
kmLegends Cafe
2.5
kmLaser Quest
2.5
kmJanine’s Travel Svc
2.5
kmCal-Trade Welding Schools
2.9
kmTilt
2.9
kmValley Museum
3.0
kmMuseum
Great Valley Museum of Natural History
3.0
kmSaint Stanislaus Convent
3.2
kmSaint Stanislaus Catholic Community
3.
2
kmChurch
Davis Park Church of Christ
3.3
kmEnslen Park
3.7
kmGraceada Park
3.7
kmHonolulu School-Paralegal ED
3.4
kmParent Instutite-Quality ED
3.4
kmMuseum
McHenry Museum
5.0
kmMcHenry Village Shopping Center
3.9
kmAndon Colleges Inc
3.6
kmPark
Elk Park / Modesto Dog Park
3.7
kmCommunity of Christ
3.7
kmChurch
Holy Family Catholic Church
3.8
kmClinton African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
3.8
kmChurch
Big Valley Grace Community Church
4.1
kmGallery
Mistlin Gallery
4.4
kmBrenden Theaters Modesto 18
4.4
km1307 J St
Modesto State Theater
4.3
kmRoller King
840 m
Modesto College
910 m
3900 Pelandale Ave
In-N-Out Burger
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FAQ
What airport is Clarion Inn Conference Center near?
Clarion Inn Conference Center is located 0.5 km from Modesto, California Airport.
Is breakfast available at the Clarion Inn Conference Center?
Yes, the Clarion Inn Conference Center serves a continental breakfast.
Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto suitable for business trips and business meetings?
Yes, Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto offers a meeting room and a movie projector. Is Clarion Inn Conference Center
suitable for families with children?
For the youngest guests, the Clarion Inn Conference Center offers cots and a playground.
How far is Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto from the city center?
The distance between Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto and the city center is 5 km.
Are the rooms cleaned at Clarion Inn Conference Center?
Yes, Clarion Inn Conference Center provides housekeeping and laundry services.
Are there restaurants near Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto?
There is an In-N-Out Burger near Clarion Inn Conference Center Modesto.
How much does it cost to stay at Clarion Inn Conference Center?
A room at the Clarion Inn Conference Center costs from $101.
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Such different definitions are due to the fact that sometimes this condition is difficult to describe, it is very often accompanied by fear and confusion. Fear can be due to both loss of control over oneself and physical injury, a fall during an attack.
Transient loss of consciousness is a rather diverse condition that includes fainting (syncope), epileptic seizures, a critical decrease in blood glucose levels (hypoglycemia), transient disorders of cerebral circulation. Syncope is understood as a short-term loss of consciousness due to a global decrease in blood supply brain, usually leading to a fall.
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There are three groups of syncope depending on the mechanism of their development:
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It is worth noting that it is the decrease in blood pressure in an upright position that often causes dizziness and reduced exercise tolerance.
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In order to help a patient with transient short-term loss of consciousness, it is necessary to determine whether it is a syncope or another condition (epilepsy, transient cerebrovascular accident or another cause), and then prescribe reasonable treatment.
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Russell Ranch Elementary School
Math: 85% | Reading: 89%
Rank:Top 1%
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375 Dry Creek Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-2430Grades: K-5
| 617 students
Rank: #22.
Phoebe A. Hearst Elementary School
Math: 83% | Reading: 90%
Rank:Top 5%
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1410 60th St.
Sacramento, CA 95819
(916) 277-6690Grades: K-6
| 659 students
Rank: #33.
Sandra J. Gallardo Elementary School
Math: 85% | Reading: 86%
Rank:Top 5%
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775 Russi Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9170Grades: K-5
| 460 students
Rank: #44.
Riverview Stem Elementary School
Math: 75-79% | Reading: 85-89%
Rank:Top 5%
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10700 Ambassador Dr.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
(916) 294-2435Grades: K-5
| 338 students
Rank: #55.
Arnold Adreani Elementary School
Math: 81% | Reading: 84%
Rank:Top 5%
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9927 Wildhawk W.
Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95829
(916) 525-0630Grades: K-6
| 831 students
Rank: #66.
Crocker/riverside Elementary School
Math: 80% | Reading: 82%
Rank:Top 5%
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2970 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 395-4535Grades: K-6
| 639 students
Rank: #77.
Carl H. Sundahl Elementary School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 80-84%
Rank:Top 10%
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9932 Inwood Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-2425Grades: K-5
| 291 students
Rank: #88.
Empire Oaks Elementary School
Math: 73% | Reading: 81%
Rank:Top 10%
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1830 Bonhill Dr.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9130Grades: K-5
| 405 students
Rank: #99.
West Campus
Math: 62% | Reading: 93%
Rank:Top 10%
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5022 58th St.
Sacramento, CA 95820
(916) 277-6400Grades: 9-12
| 829 students
Rank: #1010.
Folsom High School
Math: 65% | Reading: 84%
Rank:Top 10%
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1655 Iron Point Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-2400Grades: 9-12
| 2,589 students
Rank: #1111.
Vista Del Lago High School
Math: 68% | Reading: 79%
Rank:Top 10%
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1970 Brd.stone Pkwy.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-2410Grades: 9-12
| 1,810 students
Rank: #1212.
Natoma Station Elementary School
Math: 77% | Reading: 73%
Rank:Top 10%
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500 Turnpike Dr.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9145Grades: K-5
| 459 students
Rank: #1313.
Folsom Middle School
Math: 68% | Reading: 78%
Rank:Top 10%
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500 Blue Ravine Rd.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9040Grades: 6-8
| 1,301 students
Rank: #1414.
Pleasant Grove High School
Math: 66% | Reading: 79%
Rank:Top 10%
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9531 Bond Rd.
Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 686-0230Grades: 9-12
| 2,570 students
Rank: #1515.
Folsom Hills Elementary School
Math: 67% | Reading: 77%
Rank:Top 10%
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106 Manseau Dr.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9135Grades: K-5
| 504 students
Rank: #1616.
Cosumnes River Elementary School
Math: 68% | Reading: 76%
Rank:Top 10%
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13580 Jackson Rd.
Sloughhouse, CA 95683
(916) 682-2653Grades: K-6
| 339 students
Rank: #1717.
Caleb Greenwood Elementary School
Math: 66% | Reading: 77%
Rank:Top 10%
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5457 Carlson Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95819
(916) 277-6266Grades: K-6
| 535 students
Rank: #1818.
Gold Ridge Elementary School
Math: 66% | Reading: 76%
Rank:Top 20%
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735 Halidon Way
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9140Grades: K-5
| 547 students
Rank: #19 – 2019.
– 20.Theodore Judah Elementary School
Math: 66% | Reading: 75%
Rank:Top 20%
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101 Dean Way
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9175Grades: K-5
| 577 students
Rank: #19 – 2019. – 20.
Zehnder Ranch Elementary School
Math: 66% | Reading: 75%
Rank:Top 20%
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9880 Denali Cir.
Elk Grove, CA 95757
(916) 793-3300Grades: K-6
| 1,313 students
Rank: #2121.
Oak Chan Elementary School
Math: 68% | Reading: 73%
Rank:Top 20%
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101 Prewett Dr.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9155Grades: K-5
| 403 students
Rank: #2222.
Robert J. Mcgarvey Elementary School
Math: 69% | Reading: 72%
Rank:Top 20%
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4350 Sophistry Dr.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
(916) 793-3400Grades: K-6
| 802 students
Rank: #2323.
Stone Lake Elementary School
Math: 66% | Reading: 74%
Rank:Top 20%
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9673 Lakepoint Dr.
Elk Grove, CA 95758
(916) 683-4096Grades: K-6
| 718 students
Rank: #2424.
Elliott Ranch Elementary School
Math: 67% | Reading: 71%
Rank:Top 20%
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10000 E. Taron Dr.
Elk Grove, CA 95757
(916) 683-3877Grades: K-6
| 687 students
Rank: #2525.
Green Oaks Fundamental Elementary School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69%
Rank:Top 20%
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7145 Filbert Ave.
Orangevale, CA 95662
(916) 986-2209Grades: K-5
| 333 students
Rank: #2626.
Katherine L. Albiani Middle School
Math: 60% | Reading: 75%
Rank:Top 20%
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9140 Bradshaw Rd.
Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 686-5210Grades: 7-8
| 1,367 students
Rank: #2727.
Sunrise Elementary School
Math: 65% | Reading: 71%
Rank:Top 20%
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11821 Cobble Brook Dr.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
(916) 985-4350Grades: K-6
| 783 students
Rank: #2828.
Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep
Charter School
Math: 50-54% | Reading: 80-84%
Rank:Top 20%
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3700 Del Paso Rd.
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 567-5740Grades: 9-12
| 638 students
Rank: #2929.
Oakview Community Elementary School
Math: 60-64% | Reading: 70-74%
Rank:Top 20%
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7229 Beech Ave.
Orangevale, CA 95662
(916) 986-2215Grades: K-5
| 375 students
Rank: #3030.
Mary Deterding Elementary School
Math: 62% | Reading: 71%
Rank:Top 20%
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6000 Stanley Ave.
Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 575-2338Grades: K-6
| 606 students
Rank: #3131.
Franklin High School
Math: 57% | Reading: 74%
Rank:Top 20%
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6400 Whitelock Pkwy.
Elk Grove, CA 95757
(916) 714-8150Grades: 9-12
| 2,883 students
Rank: #3232.
Carroll Elementary School
Math: 64% | Reading: 69%
Rank:Top 20%
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10325 Stathos Dr.
Elk Grove, CA 95757
(916) 714-0106Grades: K-6
| 898 students
Rank: #3333.
Roy Herburger Elementary School
Math: 62% | Reading: 70%
Rank:Top 20%
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8670 Maranello Dr.
Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 681-1390Grades: K-6
| 919 students
Rank: #3434.
Genevieve Didion
Math: 63% | Reading: 69%
Rank:Top 20%
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6490 Harmon Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95831
(916) 433-5039Grades: K-8
| 587 students
Rank: #3535.
Sutter Middle School
Math: 58% | Reading: 72%
Rank:Top 20%
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715 Riley St.
Folsom, CA 95630
(916) 294-9035Grades: 6-8
| 1,373 students
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Sierra School of SacramentoFaith Wetter2022-08-01T13:03:22-04:00
Sierra School of Sacramento
Sierra School of Sacramento is a nonpublic, special education school that serves students from K – 12th grade (ages 5-22). We utilize unique education models, an effective positive behavior management system, and multiple mental health techniques to increase academic awareness, develop social skills and cultivate proper classroom behavior in each of our students. Our goal is to work along side the student to improve academic and social success so that the student can return to a least restrictive setting. Our dedicated staff and teachers are committed to the growth and safety of each student.
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Dustin Hefner, Director
Dustin Hefner has been in the special education field for 18 years, with the past 4 serving as the Director of Sierra Lower School of Sacramento. He started his career as an after-school recreational technician before moving to the school program as a classroom and 1:1 aide. During his time, he worked as a lead instructional assistant, group home manager, head of training, and school administrative manager. He looks forward to continuing his journey, and looks for new and innovative ways to get his students the supports and knowledge they need to matriculate back to public school and ultimately lead the lives they deserve. Mr. Hefner lives in Sacramento with his wife, two daughters, and two dogs. He hold a master’s degree in business administration and is currently pursuing Board Certification in Behavior Analysis (BCBA).
Lincoln Dupree, Associate Director
Lincoln Dupree was born in Houston and moved to Sacramento when he was 12. It was challenging going from the country to living in Del Paso Heights, going from crawfishing and hunting to dealing with a lot of the negative peer pressure and stress due to the low socioeconomic town in which he lived. His mother encouraged him to find positive friends and signed him up for football for the Grant Rams. From there, Lincoln found an enjoyable hobby. The hobby turned into a passion and for the next 20 years, Lincoln played football and received a free education from Eastern Michigan University. After his playing career ended, Lincoln moved back to Sacramento where he fell in love with helping at-risk youth and helping staff work and support the at-risk youth. From a line staff in a group home to an administrator role, Lincoln has experienced a variety of roles and gained valuable experience at developing ways to support delicate youth.
In the future, Lincoln looks forward to expanding that role to help support students outside of the school setting; foster care, homelessness, and abuse survivors.Nicole Curran, Therapist
Nicole Curran is a licensed marriage and family therapist, who graduated from Sacramento State University in 2015. Mrs. Curran was an intern at Sierra School during graduate school and was fortunate to come back as a full-time therapist. She greatly enjoys working with the diverse range of students to help meet their goals. Mrs. Curran provides a whole system approach by integrating various theoretical approaches. She enjoys working with individual and group settings. In her free time, Mrs. Curran loves to craft and spend time with her family.
Teresa Vinciguerra, Therapist
Teresa Vinciguerra is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who has been providing mental health services in the Sacramento area for seven years.
Ms. Vinciguerra enjoys working with children of all ages and backgrounds and utilizes an integrative therapy approach, to improve the emotional and behavioral challenges of each student. She is passionate about providing developmentally appropriate individual and group counseling services to her students and loves to see each child grow and blossom into their own unique person! In her free time, Ms. Vinciguerra likes to hang out with her family, friends, and pets. Ms. Vinciguerra has been working at Sierra Lower School of Sacramento since 2019.Sarah Carden, BCBA
Sarah Carden, is a passionate behavior analyst who has been working with children with disabilities for over 10 years. The majority of her experience has been with children diagnosed with autism, providing ABA therapy in home. She looks forward to continuing to grow and learn as a BCBA. Within her role at Sierra School she hopes to support an already incredible team and develop innovative ways of helping students reach their greatest level of independence.
She holds a master’s degree in teaching and is a board certified behavior analyst. Sarah lives in East Sacramento with her 4 year old son.Lonniel Myles, School Therapist
Lonniel Myles is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (#120411) and an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (#8289). He holds a B.A. in Sociology and a Masters in Counseling Psychology. Lonniel began his career as a residential counselor with various residential treatment facilities. Over the last 2 years, Lonniel has spent his time working with children, adolescents, and families from various socioeconomic backgrounds within community mental health as a Clinician. Lonniel has experience working with a wide range of diagnoses like ADHD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, PTSD, Adjustment Disorders, Major Depression Disorder, and more. As a Sierra School Therapist, Lonniel works to support students with developing their social-emotional skills in order to improve school functioning and encourage sustainable growth.
Ranecia Cormier, School Therapist
Ranecia was born and raised in Oakland and Sacramento, California. Ranecia received her Bachelor’s Degrees in Child Development/Family Studies and Human Development from California State University, Long Beach. From there, Ranecia went on to obtain her Masters of Social Work Degree from California State University, Fullerton. In 2019, Ranecia decided to begin her licensure and began her journey as a mental health therapist. For the past 14 years, Ranecia has dedicated her life to working with foster youth, probation youth, disadvantaged children and families. Throughout her career, Ranecia has served in the roles of Social Worker and Therapist in residential treatment treatment facilities, high level group home care, social services agencies, and educational settings. Ranecia began her role with Sierra School in February 2022 as a High School Therapist. Growing up in the foster care system and inner city, Ranecia has grown a passion and commitment to work with youth and families to overcome adversities and hardships.
Stacey Williams, Lead Transition Coordinator
Stacey Williams has worked at Sierra School since November of 2016, after relocating from Pennsylvania. She began working as a paraeducator before taking on the role of Transition Coordinator. Stacey’s main focus is to provide and motivate her students with the skills necessary to survive after high school. It can be overwhelming for anyone entering the “real world,” but factoring in a disability often intensifies that feeling. Stacey’s goal to prepare students for the unexpected. She is always looking for ways to better herself, so that she can better serve students – and that is why she decided to complete her degree which she expects to complete in March 2022.
Misha Renfroe, Transition Coordinator
Misha Renfroe is a Transition Coordinator at Sierra Upper School. Misha has a passion for working with children, teens & young adults with special needs as well as behavioral issues.
She has been at Sierra School for over six years. Misha has worked as a Teacher’s Aid and has special training in Crisis Intervention and Harm Reduction. She also mentored at risk youth at the Wind Youth Services day center for a little over six years. Currently, she specializes in making sure that all students in Sierra have the tools needed to have a smooth transition into adulthood. She is blessed with two beautiful children, family, and friends. Misha believes that all students can overcome any & all obstacles with the proper guidance, and anything is possible with hard work and perseverance.Laima Druskis, Transition Coordinator
For the past seven years, Laima Druskis has taught at Sierra School as a moderate to severe special education teacher, focusing on autism. Now, as a transition coordinator, she has two main exciting challenges. The first priority is to help each student use their unique learning abilities toward becoming self sufficient.
The second, and the most rewarding, priority is to help students reach their goals of becoming a positive contributor to their families and community.Rosalynn Liaiga, Behavior Support Specialist
Rosalynn was born and raised in San Francisco. At the age of 13, Rosalynn and her family moved to Sacramento in 2005. She graduated from Heald College with an A.S. In Criminal Justice and A.A. In General Education in 2013. She had the privilege of working with at risk adolescents as a Residential Counselor at a Treatment Group Home while attending college. She continued working there until she found her passion which is working with teens/children that are at risk and/or have special needs. Rosalynn has been with Sierra School since 2017 and has worked in roles that have challenged her in many ways. Having a big family that can relate has inspired her to want to continue working with students.
Students & Staff
Our Students
Students are referred by their school district to attend Sierra School and are generally in grades K–8 (aged 5 to 14).
They face disabilities in a variety of areas, including Autism, Intellectual Disability, Emotional Disability, Multiple Disabilities, Speech and Language Disabilities, Other Health Impairments, Speech and Language Impairment, and more.Our Staff
We are proud to employ certified special education teachers, marriage and family therapists, a speech therapist, and provide occupational therapy.
Academic Rotational Model
By focusing on key areas — academics, behavior modifications, support services, and transition / life planning services — we are able to meet the individual needs of all students through these varied approaches to instruction. Through collaboration with a student’s IEP team, we are able to choose the most appropriate learning model based on a given student’s present levels of performance, social capabilities, motor coordination, and ability to learn in a group setting.
Utilizing four specific instructional rotations, students are assessed academically, gain self-regulation skills, learn with district-aligned academic curriculums, and utilize integrated technology.
Learn More About Our Academic Model
Broad-Based Educational Services & Therapies (B.E.S.T. Model)
Serving students with significant autism and developmental disabilities, our model takes learned skills and practically applies them to the multiple environments in which a student would use those skills. Students spends portions of their day rotating through different modalities of instruction, the length and the frequency of each rotation is individuality designed for each learner and based on their current skills and future goals.
Each student enrolled in the model has individualized behavior programming which is driven by Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBA).
We aim to identify the behaviors that continue to disrupt our student’s ability to access their environment and learning. We then use the data collected from the FBA and classroom data to device strategies that get to the root function of the students disrupted behaviors.Learn More About Our Model
Responsibility Clubs
There are many Responsibility Club offerings at the Sierra School, among them: Student Government, Auto Club, Art Club, Lawn & Garden Care Club, Yearbook Club, and the Sports League. Clubs take a break over the summer, but they resume each fall, with participation levels higher and higher each year! Responsibility Clubs provide our students with a great opportunity to learn new skills in an area of personal interest to them while also allowing them time to get to meet and socialize with students from classrooms other than their own. Students can belong to a maximum of two clubs at one time and must be on green or blue level in order to attend the bi-monthly meetings.
All clubs are interactive and designed and planned to accommodate the needs of our specialized populations.The clubs also build a sense of community within the student body. Student Government, for example, is responsible for planning our monthly “Big Event,” whereas the Art Club might be responsible for providing the decorations. The different clubs therefore work together to accomplish a joint goal, and this kind of interaction and collaboration provides limitless—and priceless!—opportunities for our students to learn and grow. Overall, the Sierra School’s Responsibility Clubs give Sierra students a chance to participate in enriching activities while joyfully exploring their own personal strengths and preferences. It’s a win-win situation for everyone involved!
Learning Outcomes
Sierra’s goal is to build the confidence and competence of children facing learning, language, and social challenges through personalized academic interventions.
Sierra is committed to achieving success with each student even in the face of obstacles, challenges, and excuses. The program is geared toward preparing youth to become responsible adults who are able to participate in their communities and lead self-fulfilling lives. We aim to build each student’s skills and self-esteem to a level that allows them to return to a mainstream school and become fully functioning members of society. In order to achieve this, Sierra has developed the following expected school-wide learning results. Sierra students will be:Healthy individuals who:
Technologically literate individuals who:
Independent individuals who:
Academically competent individuals who:
Transition Services
At Sierra School, we believe it is never too early to create a concrete plan for generalizing the learning that takes place on campus to the greater community! Because a “transition” can happen at any time in a student’s life, all students participate in our Work Experience Program.
Our Work Experience Program encompasses many areas: classroom instruction, community-based instruction, links to support services. Specific examples include but are not limited to fieldtrips, guest speakers, independent living skills instruction, cooking, budgeting, organizing/cleaning, college tours, industry tours and much more! After being in our Work Experience Program, our graduating seniors leave with a transition portfolio, encompassing all their successes in this program.
Our Work Experience Program provides practical experiences and skills through on-campus jobs, in preparation for off-campus employment. Having firsthand work experience under their belts is a critical component of teaching students what is required to be a good and productive employee. For the 15th year in a row, Sierra was awarded a WorkAbility 1 grant to support our transition efforts.
Listed below are current/past on campus job opportunities:
WorkAbility 1 Program
WorkAbility 1 (“WorkAbility”) is a state program that was established in 1981 as a result of a successful two-year pilot study to help special education students gain work experience and skills.
Its mission is “to promote the involvement of key stakeholders including students, educators, employers, and other agencies in planning and implementing an array of services that will culminate in successful student transition to employment, lifelong learning, and quality of life.” Sierra Schools began to participate in WorkAbility program in 1997 because of our similar philosophy – taking a holistic approach to educating students, and assessing each one as a whole, helping student reach their goals both on and off the school campus. As part of the WorkAbility Program, each student has a transition binder that is kept in the on-campus transition department. The binder holds a collection of transition-related documents and work that each student can use as a tool and take with them after they leave Sierra and enter the workforce.What exactly is the WorkAbility all about?
WorkAbility promotes independent living and provides comprehensive pre-employment, employment, worksite training, and follow-up services for special education students who are making the transition from school to work, postsecondary education, or training.
Specifically, WorkAbility provides special education students (aged 16–22) with the opportunity to complete their secondary education while also obtaining marketable job skills.How is WorkAbility funded?
WorkAbility is funded by a federal grant administered by the California State Department of Education.
How does Sierra School personnel offer assistance to the students in the WorkAbility Program?
The school provides the following staffing in the form of a Vocational Education Team (VET) to implement the program: Transition Coordinators, Special Education Teachers and Job Coaches.
What does WorkAbility offer prospective employers?
What are the advantages to our students?
What are the possible outcomes/goals of participating in WorkAbility?
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Our Therapy Department provides individual and group counseling for students struggling with emotional and behavioral management.
Sierra School therapists are trained in a number of different modalities in order to best treat the mental health needs of our students. The goal of counseling in the school is to help students process strong emotions, gain insight, and teach skills that will assist them in achieving success in the academic environment.Students attend groups focused on anxiety, anger management, social skills, art therapy, self-esteem, and music therapy. These groups, in conjunction with individual support, benefit a wide spectrum of disorders and disabilities. Our therapists work as a collaborative team with parents, school personnel, and outside agencies to best serve our students.
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Before graduating, American students attend elementary and high school for a total of 12 years. These years are called from the first to the twelfth grades.
Around the age of six, children in the United States begin attending elementary school, most commonly referred to as “elementary school.” They study for five or six years and then go to high school. The middle school consists of two programs: the first is “middle school” or “junior high school”, and the second is “high school”. A diploma or certificate is issued upon completion of high school. After graduating from high school (12th grade), American students can go to college or university. Studying at a college or university is known as “higher education”.
How can I find out which school is in my zip code?
Use the map Sacramento County Office of Education:
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Attention! State law requires all children in California to be enrolled in a full-time school by age 6. Parents are required by law to enroll their child in a full-time school by the time their child is six years old.
Alternative to public schools
A public school is not always suitable for every student. Other options include:
According to homeschooling authorities, California homeschoolers have five main options for homeschooling their children:
○ Enroll in a homeschool program at a private school or online school.
○ Hire a certified private tutor (or become a certified tutor yourself).
○ Use the independent study option at a public school.
○ Enroll in a public charter school for home students.
To register, please use one of the options listed above.
How can I enroll my child in school?
After choosing a method of instruction and a school, check the requirements of the particular school.
The most common requirements include: ○ Declaration of residence, issued by the parent/guardian
○ receipts on property tax
○ Real estate lease agreement, rent or receipt on payment
○ Registration of voters
○ Correspondence from the state institution
○ Payment receipts
Attention! Immigrant children without status not only have the right to attend public schools, they must be enrolled before the age of 6.
School Meals
Children from low-income families are entitled to free lunch and breakfast at school. From the 2022-2023 school year, all California children under the age of 18 will be eligible for free school meals. Application information is available at your child’s school and school district.
https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/nu/sn/stm.asp
School Trips
If you can’t drive your child to and from school, they get a free student ride on public transport.
All information can be found on the transit system website:
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There is no long maternity leave in America, so babies are sent to kindergartens very early – sometimes from six weeks. Moreover, there is no division into nurseries and kindergartens. And already from the age of five, the child must attend special groups at the school (kindergarten).
Parents decide whether or not to send their child to kindergarten, there are no special requirements at the legislative level. Kindergartens in the US are mostly private. However, for low-income families, there are programs that cover the costs.
https://childcare.gov/state-resources?state=10
You can find day care centers on the state website or in local publications:
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You can contact Child Action Inc. – they have a complete list of all kindergartens that are licensed in Sacramento https://wp.
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*Immigration status often does not matter according to program requirements.
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Students attending boarding schools in California will find a state full of wondrous contradictions and contrasts: From the pleasantly overwhelming wild redwood forests to the perfectly planned avocado farms and massive urban centers, from the heights of the Sierra Nevada mountains to the chilled out vibes of the beaches along the Pacific ocean, from the glitz and glam of Hollywood to the tech giants of the Bay Area.
California, which once offered the promise of a better life and possible riches during the Old West gold rush, is still a land where people of all stripes can go to make their dreams come true. What makes attending a boarding school in California so great?
There are many reasons that parents consider American schools to be among the best schools in the world. Here are just a few examples of why:World-class academic, scientific and technological industries
The ‘Golden State’ hosts one of the most diverse economies in the united states and is home to vibrant industries in science, technology, engineering, and math. While California is famous for its Silicon Valley tech scene, the story doesn’t end there. With scientific power-players like NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Los Angeles and top-tier academic universities scattered across the state, California is a land of opportunity for STEM students from San Diego to Sacramento. Unparalleled Cultural Significance
A theme of music, film, art and literature, California has long held a unique place in the cultural identity of the United States. From the gold rush of the Old West to the glitz and glamor of Hollywood, there are few places that capture the imagination and even fewer that live up to expectations like California.Inspiring Natural Beauty
There are many states with big cities and strong economies, there are plenty of places in the US that have deep historical and cultural importance, and there are plenty of states boasting natural beauty that must be seen to truly understand. California is one of the few places, not only in the USA, but in thre entire world, that can claim all three. Alongside its massive, diversified economy and undisputed global, cultural influence, California is home to some of the most awe-inspiring natural landmarks in the world. From the gigantic redwood forests of NorCal to Death Valley and the Mojave deserts of SoCal, from the postcard-perfect beaches along the pacific coast to the snow-capped mountains of the Sierra Nevada and the fertile lands of Napa Valley in between, California is a uniquely rich region with limitless opportunity to explore and connect with nature. Send an inquiry to
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Sacramento, CA Therapy Boarding School
Traditional schools in Sacramento, CA have been unable to meet the needs of every student, and in recent decades there has been more emphasis on identifying mental health problems among teenagers in Sacramento, California.
Traditional methods failed them, as adults once did when faced with addiction or other criminal behavior; a new idea arose that placing these troubled teenagers in specialized boarding schools in Sacramento, California, elsewhere, or even abroad, would create an environment in which therapeutic help could be provided without disturbing the little stability of life that existed at home.
In recent years, there has been an increase in specialty schools serving teenagers in Sacramento, California who are struggling with mental health or addiction. These students, up to this point, would never have had any other choice than boarding in Sacramento, California; however, we can now offer them unique programs that dedicate the same amount of time and energy to helping these teens overcome their problems without isolating them from their peers.
What are therapeutic boarding schools in Sacramento, California?
Therapy Schools in Sacramento, California are a form of alternative education that provides emotional, mental, and physical rehabilitation for students with special needs. These problems can range from behavioral problems to cognitive learning difficulties; they don’t fit in a traditional classroom setting, so these schools offer extra services like counseling as part of their goal of getting back to health, helping kids feel better again.
Therapeutic boarding schools have been around for decades and are more important than ever. Modern traditional schools in Sacramento, California are unable to meet the needs of all their students, which in recent years has led to an increase in problems in the lives of teenagers due to issues such as mental health or addiction; It used to be thought that eliminating a troublemaker would be prohibitively expensive, but that’s where a therapy boarding house in Sacramento, California comes into play.
Serving the wider Sacramento, California area, these specialty facilities offer a supportive environment with skilled care available 24/7 so these young people can focus on healing themselves instead of worrying about what’s going on at home when while receiving a first-class education along with other like-minded people. peers who would later become great friends along the way.
Teen Addiction and Treatment in Sacramento, CA
Sacramento, California is facing an epidemic of teen drug addiction. Some teens in Sacramento, California who are addicted to drugs will relapse and come back, but there are many factors that can affect this outcome, including therapeutic elements in treatment such as therapy or counseling, as well as methods outside of their usual environment that, have been shown to reduce the rate of long-term drug recovery. addiction.
Most treatment approaches for teen addictions in Sacramento, California are based on the abstinence model, but relapse (or relapse) is not uncommon among those seeking help with addiction.
Therapeutic elements and methods play an important role when it comes to recovery in Sacramento, CA, however additional variables such as family involvement also affect the chances of success; making sure these factors align well with what works best for both parties can be critical to success or failure. The different approaches to drug addiction treatment for adolescents in Sacramento, California have been the subject of significant research, and it is now clear that this population is different from adults. While most treatments focus on abstinence as a goal (which can be difficult for teens), many Sacramento, California teens need extra support to not only resist but recover from a relapse.
Why Teens Can Attend Therapeutic Boarding School in Sacramento, CA
Students who struggle with substance abuse in Sacramento, California or with emotional and behavioral problems often attend therapy schools. Students may need residency programs to get rid of the negative influences at home so they can complete their studies in a drug-free environment that is safe enough where they can focus on healing without external distractions.
Therapy boarding schools in Sacramento, California are a great way for many students to get out of their comfort zone and discover new possibilities. It could be educational trips, meeting people from different walks of life, or simply getting away from home life.
Sacramento, CA Therapy School for Behavioral Problems
The Sacramento, CA Therapy School is a place where students with mental or learning disabilities, such as oppositional defiance disorder, depression, and other mental health problems, attend. with mood. The environment of these schools in Sacramento, California can help them focus on the task at hand, rather than feeling overwhelmed by life’s challenges in general, which may have led to their academic failure, before navigating through conventional settings such as public schools in Sacramento, California.
One of the most difficult life situations a person can face is academic failure. Therapy students in Sacramento, California are facing these challenges and need a more rigorous environment in which they can excel academically, but many also suffer from mental or learning difficulties that make success more difficult than it might otherwise be.
seem reasonable to those who did it. don’t experience that kind of misfortune.
In therapy school, students are expected to follow strict rules to help them overcome any disability they may have. These schools in Sacramento, California offer an environment where people with mental health issues or learning differences feel welcome and supported in their struggle to succeed.
At the best therapy colleges in Sacramento, California, you will find challenging courses specially designed by instructors who truly care about each individual’s unique needs; this includes both academic excellence and personal growth opportunities not found anywhere else.
Sacramento, CA Therapeutic Boarding School vs. Sacramento, CA Therapy Day School
The Sacramento, CA or overseas Therapy Boarding School is recommended as an excellent option for students in need of more intensive therapy. These programs may include both inpatient and group counseling in addition to the daily individual therapy typically offered at day therapy schools in Sacramento, California.
The average stay in these types of studies tends to be one-year enrollment depending on the individual situation.
A student in the Sacramento, California, Therapeutic Day Department will attend classes outside of the home during normal business hours, but be supervised by teachers when they are also not engaged in active peer work – this gives children time away from their parents, but also provides support through assignments designed just for each individual student’s needs.
Therapeutic education in Sacramento, California is a specialized form of mental health care that helps students overcome their personal challenges. Many schools offer complementary therapies such as art, writing, or animal work to help them cope better psychologically.
Sacramento, CA Therapeutic Boarding School Costs
Therapeutic Boarding Schools serving Sacramento, California offer a wide range of services and levels of care, as well as varying lengths or recommended stays.
The amount they charge per day will depend on the medical staff’s experience of training at these institutions: higher qualifications result in more costly monthly training costs, other things being equal; residential programs offering lower grade counseling/mentoring may be covered by your insurance company.
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Learn Every Day early childhood curriculum is a highly researched approach to scaffolding or introducing concepts during infancy, and gradually building knowledge and skills throughout the preschool age. Based on brain development, social and emotional development, language development, and creative learning environments, studies show young children exposed to high quality early learning programs become their most authentic self, as they discover the world around them.
Learn Every Day is the perfect thematic curriculum, offering a wide variety of topics infants through prekindergarten children love to engage with. Hand ‘N Hand includes award winning children’s literature to compliment every theme. Ensuring weekly lesson plans include multi-learning styles, hands-on materials, and lots of purposeful play, children develop critical thinking skills and an early love of learning.
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Hand ‘N Hand is proud to combine Nemours BrightStart early literacy program with our preschool age children. This unique small-group concentration of letter knowledge, print awareness, and phonological awareness is the perfect companion to our Learn Every Day preschool and VPK classrooms.
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Hand ‘N Hand exceeds the Florida Early Learning Standards for Preschool by carefully weaving STREAM (Science, Technology, Relationships, Engineering, Art, and Math) concepts into our purposeful play opportunities.
Science can be part of a cooking project or mixing paint to create a new color.
Technology is carefully integrated through short electronic device activities complimenting the weekly theme.
Relationships are essential to foster social, emotional, physical, and brain development.
Engineering is evidenced through a child’s imagination with block building, connecting Legos, making ramps and roadways with a variety of materials or creating a yet-to-be-named invention.
Art includes drama, music, and movement, with materials such as playdough, crayons, paint, and chalk in our extensive art program.
Math includes traditional number recognition, counting, sequencing, one-to-one correspondence, as well as sorting colored blocks or making graphs of everyone’s favorite foods.
Artist in Residence
Art is the all-star of multi-intelligence learning. Drama brings early literacy to life through the joy of make-believe characters. Music is the universal language. It soothes the soul or gives everyone a chance to wiggle and giggle. Creating one-of-a-kind masterpieces takes creativity and develops critical thinking skills, laying a foundation for a strong sense of self confidence.
Hand ‘N Hand Child Enrichment Center was one of a few early learning centers invited to be part of the Early Learning Coalition of Orange County’s pilot art program. Ms. Chanel Graham is our Artist in Residence, bringing art into all the Florida Standards for Early Learning domains.
Her dedication, imagination, and thoughtful guidance to both children and staff includes Introducing a wide variety of art mediums and techniques of creative art even for our youngest artists.
Through the Artist In Residence program, the Arts community of Orange County has been an integral part of bringing enriching programs to our campus. The Orlando Ballet curriculum includes rich literature, live ballet performers, and the 2021 invitation to a dress rehearsal of the Jungle Book Story. But the best part is the weekly visit from our very own ballerina or ballerino who engages the children in music and dance of various styles. The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra may visit with various musicians and their favorite instruments, or we may attend a performance specifically designed for our early learning community.
Hand ‘N Hand is looking forward to our spring community “Art Showcase” displaying the many works of art our students have created throughout the year.
We just may be the “Best In Show.”
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Today, more than ever, during these times of uncertainty and change, young children benefit from a strong social and emotional foundation to achieve their maximum potential. We believe kindness is the root of each of the seven pillars of a sound values foundation. The seven strengths include trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, empathy, and citizenship. Hand ‘N Hand believes even our youngest children can join this journey.
Trustworthiness is introduced to each child on their very first day. Little ones need to feel loved and secure in their surroundings, with their needs met, both physically and emotionally.
Respect is developed as we celebrate the uniqueness of each child. Children are encouraged to begin self regulation, or the ability to control their impulses, giving each child the opportunity to be heard and seen in a mindful manner.
Responsibility is helping during clean- up time, following simple rules, or learning to put your own blanket in your cubby.
Fairness is difficult for very young children to understand. Allowing children to take turns being helpers throughout the day is a great beginning.
Caring and Empathy are modeled by helping young children understand words and actions can make their peers feel wanted and needed. Inviting a child to join a game or share a snack is often mirrored back to a child’s friend.
Citizenship is nurtured through the combination of all seven values. Helping others feel safe and valued, following simple class rules, taking turns, and sharing spaces, builds a community of kind, caring, and conscientious young children who will have a strong impact on the world.
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Their “work” is to learn about the world. They try to make sense and learn how to behave in this mysterious place. Children learn by exploring, experimenting and testing the limits of their environment and experience the consequences of their behavior. In this way, they come to understand their own limits and how the world works.”Improving hand hygiene compliance in child daycare centres: a randomized controlled trial
Epidemiol Infect. 2016 Sep; 144(12): 2552–2560.
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Gastrointestinal and respiratory infections in children attending daycare centres (DCCs) are common and compliance with hand hygiene (HH) guidelines to prevent infections is generally low. An intervention was developed to increase HH compliance and reduce infections in DCCs. The objective of this paper was to evaluate the effectiveness of this intervention on HH compliance. The intervention was evaluated in a two-arm cluster randomized controlled trial in 71 DCCs in The Netherlands. Thirty-six DCCs received the intervention including: (1) HH products; (2) training about HH guidelines; (3) two team training sessions aimed at goal setting and formulating HH improvement activities; and (4) reminders and cues for action (posters/stickers).
Intervention DCCs were compared to 35 control DCCs that continued usual practice. HH compliance of caregivers and children was observed at baseline and at 1, 3 and 6 months follow-up. Using multilevel logistic regression, odds ratios (ORs) with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were obtained for the intervention effect. Of 795 caregivers, 5042 HH opportunities for caregivers and 5606 opportunities for supervising children’s HH were observed. At 1 month follow-up caregivers’ compliance in intervention DCCs was 66% vs. 43% in control DCCs (OR 6·33, 95% CI 3·71–10·80), and at 6 months 59% vs. 44% (OR 4·13, 95% CI 2·33–7·32). No effect of the intervention was found on supervising children’s HH (36% vs. 32%; OR 0·64, 95% CI 0·18–2·33). In conclusion, HH compliance of caregivers increased due to the intervention, therefore dissemination of the intervention can be considered.
Key words: Child daycare, guidelines, hand hygiene, infectious disease control, intervention
Attending child daycare centres (DCCs) has been associated with increased risk of acquiring gastrointestinal and respiratory infections [1–3].
These infections can cause parental stress, secondary transmission, healthcare costs, and costs for parental work absence [4–7]. Hand hygiene (HH) is known to be an effective measure to prevent infections [8, 9]. However, compliance with HH guidelines in DCCs is generally low [10]. Although several HH interventions have been developed to reduce infections in children attending DCCs [11–18], these interventions show varying results [19] and are not developed according to a stepwise behavioural approach taking into account the determinants that underlie HH behaviour [20].
Our previous research showed that environmental determinants, such as the availability of paper towels, are associated with caregivers’ HH compliance in DCCs [10]. In addition, we found that the following sociocognitive determinants are associated with HH compliance of DCC caregivers: knowledge and awareness of HH guidelines, perceived importance of performing HH, perceived behavioural control (i.e. perceived ease or difficulty of performing the behaviour) and habit [21].
We developed an intervention targeting these determinants aiming to increase compliance with HH guidelines and reduce gastrointestinal and respiratory infections in children attending DCCs. We assessed both HH compliance and incidence of infections as outcome measures. HH compliance as outcome measure provides insight into a more direct effect of the intervention and might explain the variation in effectiveness of previous HH intervention studies assessing disease incidence. In this paper we assess the effectiveness of our intervention on improving HH compliance. The effectiveness on disease incidence is reported separately [22].
A cluster randomized controlled trial of a HH intervention was performed in DCCs in the regions of Rotterdam-Rijnmond, Gouda and Leiden in The Netherlands between September 2011 and April 2012. DCCs were randomized, stratified for DCC size and urbanicity [23]. In our previous study on determinants of caregivers’ HH compliance, 122 DCCs participated [10, 21].
These DCCs were contacted for participation in the trial. Sample size calculation showed that 35 intervention DCCs and 35 control DCCs were needed [23].
The intervention consisted of four components [23]. First, the following HH products were provided free of charge with refills for 6 months: dispensers for paper towels, soap, alcohol-based hand sanitizer and hand cream. Second, training was given to educate DCC caregivers about the Dutch national HH guidelines. This included a hand-washing exercise using UV Glow Cream (Deb Benelux Inc.) and an information booklet outlining the content of the training. Third, two team training sessions were given aimed at goal setting and formulating specific HH improvement activities. These were based on similar HH training sessions developed for Dutch hospitals [24]. Fourth, reminders and cues for action were provided for both caregivers and children (i.e. posters and stickers). Due to budget restrictions, the HH products were provided for two groups of the DCC, even if the DCC had more than two groups in total.
The other intervention components were provided for all DCC groups and staff members.
Intervention DCCs were compared to control DCCs that continued usual practice. The primary outcome measure was observed HH compliance of caregivers. Compliance was defined as the number of HH actions divided by the total number of opportunities for which HH was indicated. According to Dutch national guidelines, HH is mandatory for caregivers before touching/preparing food, before caregivers themselves ate or assisted children with eating, and before wound care; and after diapering, after toilet use/wiping buttocks, after caregivers themselves coughed/sneezed/wiped their own nose, after contact with body fluids (e.g. saliva, vomit, urine, blood, or mucus when wiping children’s noses), after wound care, and after hands were visibly soiled [25]. For these HH indications it was observed whether or not HH was performed. As observations could not take place in the caregivers’ lavatory, HH of caregivers after toilet use was not observed.
HH was defined as washing hands with water and soap followed by hand drying, or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer (which could only be used if hands were not visibly soiled).
Although the primary outcome measure was HH compliance of caregivers, it was also observed whether caregivers supervised children in washing their hands before eating/preparing food, after toilet use, after playing outside, and after hands were visibly soiled, as indicated in the HH guidelines [25]. Children had to wash their hands with water and soap followed by hand drying. For babies and toddlers who could not wash their hands themselves yet, caregivers could perform HH by using a wet cloth [25].
Compliance was assessed with direct unobtrusive observation by trained observers before the start of the intervention (T0) and 1 (T1), 3 (T3), and 6 (T6) months after start of the intervention. In total, 13 observers were trained aiming for an inter-rater reliability above 75%. Data collection followed phased implementation of the intervention [23].
After observing baseline compliance (T0), intervention DCCs received the HH products, posters/stickers and training regarding the HH guidelines; after this HH compliance was observed again (T1), and once more after each of both team training sessions (T3 and T6). At each measurement, the aim was to observe three caregivers for 2 h in two participating groups per DCC. One observer observed one caregiver at a time, as well as the children under his/her care. Data were collected using the World Health Organization HH observation method [26], adapted for use in child DCCs. At 6 months follow-up, it was also observed whether the dispensers provided as part of the intervention were (still) in use. After the last observations, a survey was conducted among caregivers in intervention DCCs concerning their exposure to the different intervention components.
Data were analysed using SPSS v. 19 (SPSS Inc., USA) and R v. 2.12.2 (https://cran.r-project.org). Analyses were performed including all intervention DCCs irrespective of whether they used the HH products, posters/stickers or obtained all training sessions (intention-to-treat analyses).
First, baseline characteristics were compared. Second, compliance at baseline and total follow-up (T1, T3 and T6 together) was calculated, as well as compliance for the separate follow-up measurements (T1, T3 and T6 separate). For 6 months follow-up (T6), compliance was calculated for each of the HH indications. Multilevel regression analyses were performed to correct for clustering of the data within DCCs and within caregivers. Using multilevel logistic regression analyses for total follow-up and for each separate follow-up measurement, odds ratios (ORs) with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were obtained for the intervention effect (i.e. intervention status of the DCC: intervention vs. control), corrected for confounders that showed significant differences at baseline between intervention and control DCCs. Because the type of activity for which HH was indicated had previously been shown to be an important determinant of caregivers’ HH [10], this was also included as a confounder.
Additional analyses were performed to correct for baseline compliance. For this we calculated the intervention effect as the interaction between intervention status of the DCC (i.e. intervention vs. control) and follow-up measurement (i.e. baseline vs. T1, baseline vs. T3, baseline vs. T6, baseline vs. total follow-up).
Ethical approval was waived by the Medical Ethics Committee of the Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam (MEC-2011-256).
Of 122 DCCs, 71 DCCs participated in the trial (response rate 58%). After randomization, there were 36 intervention and 35 control DCCs. At baseline and 1 month after start of the intervention, all 71 DCCs participated. Three months after start of the intervention, one control DDC was lost to follow-up, and 6 months after start of the intervention two more control DCCs were lost to follow-up. In total, 795 caregivers and 5042 HH opportunities were observed. In addition, 5606 opportunities were observed for supervising children’s HH.
The inter-rater reliability of the observers was ⩾74%.
Comparison of baseline characteristics of intervention and control DCCs demonstrated that in intervention DCCs, age group (0–1, 2–3, 0–4 years) significantly differed from control DCCs (). This variable was therefore included in further analyses as a confounder. None of the other baseline characteristics were significantly different between intervention and control DCCs ().
Table 1.
Comparison of baseline characteristics (N = 71 DCCs)
| Intervention DCCs | Control DCCs | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| DCC characteristics | (N = 36) | (N = 35) | P value |
| Size (large, having ⩾46 children per day) | 53% | 51% | 0·91 |
| Degree of urbanicity | 0·84 | ||
| Highly urban | 58% | 63% | |
| Urban | 22% | 23% | |
| Slightly/non-urban | 19% | 14% | |
| Region | |||
| Rotterdam-Rijnmond | 67% | 66% | 0·47 |
| Gouda | 14% | 6% | |
| Leiden | 19% | 29% | |
| Certification (certified) | 44% | 41% | 0·83 |
| Age group, years* | 0·03 | ||
| 0–1 | 21% | 31% | |
| 2–3 | 13% | 24% | |
| 0–4 | 67% | 44% | |
| Number of towel facilities for caregivers per group* | 1·63 | 1·54 | 0·68§ |
| Type of towel facilities for caregivers in the group* | 0·14 | ||
| Only paper towels | 25% | 35% | |
| Only fabric towels | 44% | 48% | |
| Both fabric and paper towels | 31% | 17% | |
| Number of soap facilities for caregivers per group* | 1·55 | 1·52 | 0·90§ |
| Type of soap facilities for caregivers in the group* | 0·66 | ||
| Only soap dispensers | 14% | 11% | |
| Only soap pumps | 70% | 77% | |
| Soap dispensers combined with soap pumps | 16% | 12% | |
| Alcohol-based hand sanitizer for caregivers in the group (available)* | 67% | 59% | 0·30 |
| Number of towel facilities for children per group† | 0·98 | 1·00 | 0·93§ |
| Type of towel facilities for children in the group† | 1·00 | ||
| Only paper towels | 46% | 46% | |
| Only fabric towels | 44% | 44% | |
| No towel facilities in reach of children | 11% | 10% | |
| Number of soap facilities for children per group† | 0·84 | 0·75 | 0·62§ |
| Type of soap facilities for children in the group† | 0·20 | ||
| Only soap dispensers | 42% | 25% | |
| Only soap pumps | 35% | 48% | |
| No soap facilities in reach of children | 23% | 27% | |
| Number of children per caregiver‡ | 5·2 | 5·1 | 0·63|| |
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DCC, Daycare centre.
*N = 72 intervention groups and 70 control groups.
†N = 57 intervention groups and 48 control groups (groups with children aged 0–2 years were excluded).
‡N = 105 intervention caregivers and 102 control caregivers.
§Estimated with Poisson regression.
||Estimated with independent t test.
All 36 intervention DDCs received training on HH guidelines. Of 36 intervention DCCs, two DCCs did not use any of the provided HH products during the study period. Another two DCCs did not receive any of the team training sessions. At 6 months follow-up, 94% (33/35) of intervention DCCs used the paper towel dispensers in at least one of the two groups, 89% (31/35) used the soap dispensers, 86% (30/35) used the dispensers with alcohol-based hand sanitizer and 45% (13/29) used the dispensers with hand cream. At 6 months follow-up, in 19% of intervention DCCs (7/36), neither posters nor stickers of the intervention were used, in 83% (29/35) the posters were used in at least one of two groups, and in 74% (26/35) the stickers were used.
The response rate to the questionnaire on exposure to the intervention was 50% (274/546). Of 274 caregivers, 21% (54/261) attended none of the training sessions, 25% (66/261) attended one training session, 29% (75/261) attended two training sessions and 25% (66/261) attended all three sessions. Of 274 caregivers, 77% (202/262) received the information booklet of the training session on HH guidelines.
HH compliance of caregivers
shows that caregivers’ HH compliance at baseline was lower in intervention DCCs than in control DCCs. During follow-up, compliance in intervention DCCs was higher than in control DCCs, although the effect of the intervention seemed to wane slightly.
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Effect of the intervention on caregivers’ compliance with hand hygiene guidelines in child daycare centres (DCCs) measured at baseline and 1, 3 and 6 months after intervention start.
Compliance at baseline was not significantly different between intervention and control DCCs (respectively 53% vs.
63%; OR 0·62, 95% CI 0·38–1·02) (). Overall compliance during total follow-up (i.e. taking T1, T3 and T6 together) in intervention DCCs was 62% (1243/2005) vs. 44% (812/1850) in control DCCs. Correcting for type of activity for which HH was indicated, age group, and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs, the OR was 2·69 (95% CI 1·88–3·86). The OR was 4·65 (95% CI 2·99–7·25) when also taking into account baseline compliance. One month after the start of the intervention, compliance in intervention DCCs was 66% (459/692) vs. 43% (273/640) in control DCCs. This difference was significant, correcting for type of activity for which HH was indicated, age group, and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs (OR 3·53, 95% CI 2·23–5·61). Three months after the start of the intervention, compliance was 60% (392/649) in intervention DCCs vs. 46% (273/600) in control DCCs (OR 2·45, 95% CI 1·58–3·80). Six months after the intervention start, compliance in intervention DCCs was 59% (392/664) vs.
44% (266/610) in control DCCs (OR 2·49, 95% CI 1·39–4·46). When also taking into account baseline compliance the OR for the intervention effect after 6 months was 4·13 (95% CI 2·33–7·32).
Table 2.
Effect of the intervention on compliance with hand hygiene (HH) guidelines in child daycare centres (DCCs) measured at baseline and 1, 3 and 6 months after start of the intervention
| Baseline/ follow-up | Intervention status of the DCC | No. of DCCs | No. of caregivers observed | No. of HH opportunities for caregivers | Compliance of caregivers (%) | OR* (95% CI) | Baseline corrected OR† (95% CI) | No. of HH opportunities for children |
Compliance of children (%) | OR* (95% CI) | Baseline corrected OR† (95% CI) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baseline | Intervention | 36 | 105 | 623 | 53 | 0·62 (0·38–1·02) |
_ | 583 | 51 | 4·24 (1·38–12·96) |
_ |
| Control | 35 | 102 | 564 | 63 | Ref. | 478 | 38 | Ref. |
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| 1 month follow-up | Intervention | 36 | 105 | 692 | 66 | 3·53 (2·23–5·61) |
6·33 (3·71–10·80) |
738 | 39 | 1·31 (0·38–4·60) |
0·30 (0·08–1·16) |
| Control | 35 | 97 | 640 | 43 | Ref. | Ref. | 637 | 42 | Ref. | Ref. | |
| 3 months follow-up | Intervention | 36 | 101 | 649 | 60 | 2·45 (1·58–3·80) |
4·08 (2·37–7·02) |
770 | 44 | 1·40 (0·54–3·63) |
0·83 (0·20–3·38) |
| Control | 34 | 97 | 600 | 46 | Ref. |
Ref. | 841 | 39 | Ref. | Ref. | |
| 6 months follow-up | Intervention | 36 | 99 | 664 | 59 | 2·49 (1·39–4·46) |
4·13 (2·33–7·32) |
854 | 36 | 3·03 (1·02–9·03) |
0·64 (0·18–2·33) |
| Control | 32 | 89 | 610 | 44 | Ref. | Ref. | 705 | 32 | Ref. |
Ref. | |
| Total follow-up | Intervention | 36 | 305 | 2005 | 62 | 2·69 (1·88–3·86) |
4·65 (2·99–7·25) |
2362 | 40 | 1·62 (0·77–3·42) |
0·78 (0·25–2·44) |
| Control | 35 | 283 | 1850 | 44 | Ref. | Ref. | 2183 | 37 | Ref. | Ref. |
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OR, Odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.
* Difference between intervention and control DCCs corrected for the type of activities for which HH was indicated, age group (i.e. 0–1, 2–3 and 0–4 years), and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs.
†Interaction effect of intervention status of the DCC and baseline/follow-up measurement corrected for the type of activities for which HH was indicated, age group (i.e. 0–1, 2–3 and 0–4 years), and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs.
HH compliance of children
Children’s HH compliance at baseline in intervention DCCs was significantly higher than in control DCCs (respectively, 51% vs. 38%; OR 4·24, 95% CI 1·38–12·96) (). Children’s compliance during follow-up (i.e. taking T1, T3 and T6 together) in intervention DCCs was 40% (936/2362) vs. 37% (811/2183) in control DCCs. Corrected for type of activity for which HH was indicated, age group, and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs, there was no significant difference (OR 1·62, 95% CI 0·77–3·42).
When also taking into account baseline compliance the difference remained non-significant (OR 0·78, 95% CI 0·25–2·44).
Comparison of the different types of activities for which HH was indicated showed that at 6 months follow-up there was a significant increase in HH compliance (taking into account baseline) after toilet and diapering activities (OR 4·49, 95% CI 2·23–9·05) and after contact with body fluids (OR 4·88, 95% CI 1·77–13·44) (). Of toilet and diapering activities, the largest difference in HH compliance between intervention and control DCCs was 46% after changing a wet diaper when a child was standing. For activities with body fluid contact, the largest difference was 47% after caregivers coughed/sneezed/wiped their own nose (). The increase in caregivers’ HH compliance before eating and food-handling activities was not significant (OR 1·95, 95% CI 0·76–5·00) ().
Table 3.
Effect of the intervention on the compliance with each specific hand hygiene (HH) indication outlined in the Dutch national guidelines for child daycare centres (DCCs), measured at baseline and 6 months after start of the intervention
| Follow-up compliance at 6 months | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intervention DCCs | Control DCCs | Difference | Baseline corrected difference* | Baseline corrected† | ||||
| % | (n) | % | (n) | (%) | (%) | OR | 95% CI | |
| Overall compliance caregivers | 59 | (664) | 44 | (610) | 15 | 25 | 4·13 | 2·33–7·32 |
| Eating/food handling | 39 | (196) | 24 | (164) | 15 | 14 | 1·95 | 0·76–5·00 |
| Before food handling | 51 | (111) | 29 | (83) | 22 | 25 | ||
| Before caregivers themselves ate | 19 | (26) | 20 | (35) | −1 | 8 | ||
| Before caregivers assisted children with eating | 25 | (59) | 20 | (46) | 5 | −19 | ||
| Toilet/diapering | 73 | (322) | 57 | (272) | 16 | 28 | 4·49 | 2·23–9·05 |
| After changing a diaper with faeces | 94 | (77) | 80 | (71) | 14 | 20 | ||
| After changing a wet diaper when child was lying down | 69 | (144) | 56 | (127) | 13 | 26 | ||
| After changing a wet diaper when child was standing | 56 | (79) | 31 | (65) | 25 | 46 | ||
| After wiping buttocks when assisting children with toilet use | 82 | (22) | 78 | (9) | 4 | −6 | ||
| Contact with body fluids | 55 | (105) | 38 | (127) | 17 | 35 | 4·88 | 1·77–13·44 |
| After caregivers coughed/sneezed/wiped their own nose | 42 | (24) | 23 | (22) | 19 | 47 | ||
| After contact with body fluids | 60 | (75) | 39 | (99) | 21 | 39 | ||
| Before wound care | 33 | (3) | 33 | (3) | n. a. |
n.a. | ||
| After wound care | 67 | (3) | 100 | (3) | n.a. | n.a. | ||
| After visibly soiled hands | 59 | (41) | 49 | (47) | 10 | 11 | 2·11 | 0·13–34·22 |
| Overall compliance children | 38 | (605) | 41 | (475) | −3 | −16 | 0·64 | 0·18–2·33 |
| Before eating | 18 | (275) | 18 | (195) | 0 | −1 | ||
| Before food handling | 0 | (5) | 100 | (6) | n. a. |
n.a. | ||
| After toilet use | 48 | (95) | 48 | (101) | 0 | −5 | ||
| After playing outside | 75 | (81) | 46 | (48) | 29 | 3 | ||
| After visibly soiled hands | 48 | (149) | 66 | (125) | −18 | −52 | ||
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OR, Odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.
; n.a., not applicable (as activities occurred ⩽5 times).
*Difference between intervention and control DCCs at 6 months follow-up minus the difference at baseline.
†Interaction effect of intervention status of the DCC and baseline/follow-up measurement corrected for the type of activities for which HH was indicated, age group (i.e. 0–1, 2–3 and 0–4 years), and clustering of the data within caregivers and within DCCs.
This is the first HH intervention in DCCs developed according to a stepwise behavioural approach targeting the underlying determinants of caregivers’ compliance with HH guidelines. To our knowledge, this is also the first study to assess HH compliance of caregivers as primary outcome measure, as well as children’s HH compliance. Our study demonstrates that the intervention we developed for DCCs is effective in improving caregivers’ compliance with HH guidelines.
Most HH intervention studies in DCCs report as outcome measure the incidence of gastrointestinal and/or respiratory infections, and/or absence of caregivers/children due to illness [11–18].
Although most of these studies show a reduced rate of infection associated with the implementation of the intervention programme, the nature and magnitude of the effect varies (e.g. the effect is not present for both gastrointestinal and respiratory infections) [19]. Insight into a more direct effect of the intervention, namely HH compliance, might explain this, as possibly HH compliance only improved for certain HH indications (e.g. diapering vs. nose wiping).
There are few studies to compare our results with. One other DCC intervention study assessed observed HH compliance of caregivers as outcome measure, although no comparison with control DCCs was reported [16]. That study reports that after training, caregivers’ HH improved after diapering and after contact with mucus, saliva, vomit, etc. of children [16]. In our study, HH also improved after toilet and diapering activities and after contact with body fluids. The improvement of caregivers’ HH after contact with body fluids might be explained by the provision of alcohol-based hand sanitizer which made it possible for caregivers to perform HH after wiping children’s noses, e.
g. when they were playing outside as some DDCs placed the dispensers by the outdoor storage shed. No effect was found on HH compliance before eating and food-handling activities. Therefore, intervention studies for improving HH compliance in DCCs should pay special attention to these activities.
Another study assessed children’s HH behaviour [12]. At 6 months follow-up, the adjusted relative risk for HH before lunch was 2·93 (95% CI 1·86–6·97) and after bathroom use it was 3·30 (95% CI 1·83–16·67) [12]. In two other studies, only compliance of children in intervention DCCs was reported, and no information was given on compliance in control DCCs or at baseline [14, 15, 18]. In our study, we did not find an effect on children’s HH compliance. This might be explained by the fact that our intervention primarily focused on caregivers and was developed based on determinants of caregivers’ HH behaviour and not children’s HH behaviour. Besides the posters and stickers, our intervention did not include components specifically targeting children (e.
g. hand-washing songs). Furthermore, our study shows that improving HH compliance of caregivers does not automatically yield improving compliance in supervising children’s HH. Determinants of (supervising) children’s HH might therefore be different from determinants of caregivers’ HH and studies are needed to assess these.
Prior to intervention development, we assessed caregivers’ HH compliance in DCCs and showed that the overall compliance was 42% [10]. Although compliance was higher at baseline (i.e. 53% in intervention DCCs and 63% in control DCCs), compliance in control DCCs during follow-up was similar, with little variation over time (43% at T1, 46% at T3, 44% at T6). Because baseline measurement thus seems to be an outlier, especially for control DCCs, we report results both uncorrected and corrected for baseline compliance. At baseline the incidence of gastrointestinal infections was also higher in control DCCs compared to intervention DCCs, which dropped during follow-up [22].
This might explain the high HH compliance in control DCCs at baseline, as our previous qualitative study showed that caregivers usually increase their HH when observing diarrhoea in the children (T. P. Zomer et al., unpublished data).
A strength of our study is that HH compliance of both caregivers and children was observed and that besides overall compliance, the compliance for each of the specific HH indications is also reported. Furthermore, our intervention had multiple components, addressing environmental and sociocognitive determinants of HH. Moreover, exposure to the different intervention components was high, except for the hand cream dispensers that were delivered halfway through the intervention period (because during the team training sessions it became clear that there was a need for hand cream dispensers to reduce sore and dry hands). Other strengths of the study are the randomized controlled design, the high inter-rater reliability among observers, and the large sample size of 71 participating DCCs and 795 observed caregivers.
In addition, control DCCs also received the intervention after data collection, which probably facilitated DCC recruitment and minimized loss to follow-up [12].
A possible limitation of our study is the Hawthorne effect; caregivers might change their behaviour when they know they are being observed [27]. Although this bias could not be entirely prevented, it was minimized by observing unobtrusively and by informing caregivers that the focus of the observations was on hygiene in general, not specifically mentioning HH. In addition, the physical appearance of the observers was similar to that of caregivers working in the DCCs, as most of them were young females. Furthermore, repeated exposure to observations could make caregivers less sensitive to adapting their behaviour during observations [26]. Nevertheless, we would expect the Hawthorne effect to be more pronounced in intervention DCCs than in control DCCs, as being exposed to the intervention made it more likely for caregivers to know the purpose of the observation.
The intervention effect might then be an overestimation of the true effect size. The incidence of gastrointestinal and respiratory infections in children attending DCCs [22] would then be a more objective outcome measure. Another possible limitation is that observers might have recognized the intervention status of the DCC, which could have biased data collection. Furthermore, children’s HH compliance was only assessed in children for which the observed caregiver was responsible, and not in all children in the group. Better assessment of children’s HH compliance would include all the children. Another possible limitation is that the participating DCCs also participated in our previous study on determinants of HH behaviour, for which they received information regarding their HH compliance 6 months prior to intervention start. Therefore, the intervention effect might be an underestimation of the true effect size.
In conclusion, this study shows that our intervention, addressing determinants that underlie caregivers’ HH behaviour, is effective in improving caregivers’ HH compliance in DCCs.
Therefore, dissemination of the intervention in other DCCs can be considered (especially when determinants of HH behaviour are similar). DCCs can then implement the intervention to distinguish themselves from a quality perspective from other DCCs. More studies are needed to assess the duration of the intervention effect beyond 6 months and to assess which components of the intervention are most effective.
We thank Jitske de Graaf (Erasmus MC) and Elise van Beeck (Erasmus MC) for administrative support and data collection. The study was by funded by the Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development (ZonMw), project number 125 020 006. Dispensers and refills were sponsored by SCA Hygiene Products, Sweden. [Trial registration: Dutch trials registry NTR3000.]
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The current state of the issue of determining the dominant hand
Scientific research on determining the dominant hand has more than half a century of history [1—4]. The establishment of the leading hand in forensic medicine is most significant in the reconstruction of crime events [5]. A number of researchers [1-4, 6-11] solve the problem in a complex way – from the standpoint of an individual asymmetry profile, functional asymmetries, and genetic influence on the formation of manual asymmetry.
An individual profile of asymmetry refers to a combination of motor, sensory, and mental asymmetries inherent only in a given object. From this position, the understanding of the words “right-handed” or “left-handed” has a much broader meaning than the designation of right-handedness or left-handedness: it includes asymmetries – symmetries of paired sense organs, determined by the asymmetry of the brain and the characteristics of the psyche [3].
According to various authors [3, 4, 6, 12], the majority of the world’s population is right-handed and only 5-12% are left-handed. In addition, there are ambidexters (two-handed) – people who are equally good at both right and left hands. In the twentieth century, there was a clear trend towards an increase in the number of people who own the left hand: in 1928, among adults, 3.3% of left-handed women and 4.7% of left-handed men were identified, in 1973 – 8.8 and 10.4%, and in 1979-1988. — 12.4 and 13.9%, respectively. The number of left-handers in different countries varies greatly and ranges from 5 to 30%. Left-handers are a minority, they become even smaller as they grow older [4, 13, 14].
The opinions of researchers about the causes of left-handedness are different and contradictory. According to most hypotheses, the origin of asymmetry in the broad sense of the word and the preference for the left hand in the narrower sense, three main factors can be distinguished: 1) genetic laterality, or genetic hereditary basis; 2) pathological laterality, due to a large extent to pre- and perinatal disorders of brain development; 3) forced laterality. Various combinations of these factors are possible, which greatly complicates the identification of the nature of their origin and requires the development of special methods for diagnosing the causes and degree of hand preference [1–4, 6, 15].
Of all known functional asymmetries of paired organs, manual is the most studied [6]. The hand is “the most multifunctional organ of motor activity” [3]. There are many designations for hand asymmetry; the most common: right-handed, left-handed, ambidextrous [3, 4, 12].
Morphological features of hand inequality are described. The right one is longer and larger than the left [1]. The size of the right hand in 97% of men is larger than the left (by ¼ of the size of the gloves), in women this difference is less pronounced. The venous network on the dorsal surface is more developed on the dominant hand, and the size of the nail bed of the thumb is larger. The muscle mass of the right hand is greater than that of the left by 6% [3]. Skin patterns (finger and palmar dermatoglyphs) are different on the right and left hands: they are more variable in left-handers [12].
Functional hand asymmetries are diverse. In the vast majority of the world’s population, the right hand is superior in strength to the left. Hands are unequal in accuracy and speed of movements performed in different directions. Thus, the accuracy of movements of the right hand decreases when the body is moved to the right, while the accuracy of the movements of the left hand decreases when the body is moved to the left. The movements of the leading hand are dosed, controlled, realized more accurately. With the simultaneous presentation of the movements of both hands, more of the subject’s attention is concentrated on the movements of the right hand, if he is right-handed. The movements of the leading hand more fully reflect the emotional and personal characteristics of a person, they are distinguished by a greater degree of automation, and the movements of the index finger of this hand are more accurately modulated [3]. The number of changes in the directions of movements in the right (leading) hand is greater than in the left [16]. Diadochokinesis is more developed on the right, pendulum movements when walking are more in the left hand of right-handers, very rarely are more pronounced in the right hand of left-handers. The left hand of right-handed people is more resistant to static effort, often serves as a support, while the right hand plays the role of an active performer [3].
There are several ways to determine “handedness” in living people: the method of quantitative assessment of “handedness” using questionnaires and separate tests traditionally used to determine left-handedness (interlacing of fingers, “Napoleon’s posture”, applause [4].
Note the asymmetry of the limb bones. The study of burials of the I-II millennium AD. showed that the combination of a larger right hand with a larger left leg is the most common and is characteristic of “typical right-handers”; less common was a combination of a larger left hand with a larger right leg, which is characteristic of “typical left-handers” [17].
Various facts testify to the influence of the genotype on the formation of asymmetry, ranging from differences in the characteristics of the finger patterns of people writing with the left or right hand, and ending with studies of manual asymmetry of adopted children and their parents (biological and adoptive parents) [6, 12].
It is known from developmental genetics that a relatively late manifestation of a trait does not mean its environmental conditionality. According to modern concepts, each stage of development in ontogeny occurs as a result of the actualization of different parts of the genotype, and different stages are controlled by different genes. As a result of the interaction of genes and their products, the structural and functional features of the organism are formed at each new stage of development [6].
Family studies of manual asymmetry provide ample evidence that genotype factors play a decisive role in determining the dominant hand. For example, when studying the “handedness” of foster children adopted in infancy, it was found that adoptive parents (unlike biological ones) have little influence on the establishment of a dominant hand in children. Nevertheless, it is impossible to determine the genetic bases and patterns of transmission of manual asymmetry based on empirical data [6].
The theoretical basis for solving this problem is the development of specific genetic models that explain the possibility of transferring “handedness” from generation to generation [6]. Experimental data for the construction of genetic models are obtained mainly from family studies of “handedness”, including studies of adopted children, as well as twin studies [2, 7–11].
Currently, all models of manual asymmetry do not take into account other aspects of function lateralization. Meanwhile, all paired human organs have one or another degree of functional asymmetry, although only some of them are available for observation: in the motor sphere (leading arm and leg) and sensory (leading eye, ear, nostril). Of the existing genetic models that describe possible variants of inheritance of the dominant hand, none is generally accepted [6].
The problems of establishing the dominant hand are also solved in forensic medicine: in the identification of a person and the reconstruction of incident events [5]. Dermatoglyphics (the study of ridge skin patterns) occupies a leading position in resolving the issue of determining the leading hand. Already by the 13th week of intrauterine development of the body, ridge skin patterns are laid, which will never change in the future. It is known that the skin comes from the same embryonic rudiments as the nervous system. In this regard, dermatoglyphic features can be considered an original marker of the morphological organization of the central nervous system (CNS). The invariability of skin patterns over the course of life is an invaluable advantage, since it allows us to evaluate the initial morphological type as the basis for the emergence and development of left-handedness [12].
The range of issues that can be resolved in the course of a forensic (medical-criminalistic) examination of a papillary pattern is quite wide: determining the origin; race, gender of an unknown person; age and body length; right-handed or left-handed; the presence of any diseases, injuries, signs of habitual activity in an unknown person, etc. [17].
The list of differences in skin patterns on the right and left hands is very long [3]. For example, in general, left-handed people have more arches and radial loops on their fingers, but fewer whorls [12, 19, twenty]. Patterns of greater complexity in left-handers are located on the left, rather than on the right hands (on individual fingers, these differences can be diametrically opposed) [20]. Left-handers are characterized by a higher frequency of occurrence of the pattern on the second interdigital pad of the left hands [12], and in general the number of patterns on the palmar margins is greater [20]. The main palmar lines of left-handed people end more distally (closer to the fingers) on the left rather than on the right hands, the general finger crest count is higher on the left rather than on the right [12].
It is necessary to study left-handedness within the framework of a “holistic approach”: it is necessary to analyze the complete dermatoglyphic type of the individual. Studies of the skin pattern of people who write with their left hand have shown that there is reason to speak of a specific dermatoglyphic type characteristic of them. The identified type is characterized by the predominance of patterns of greater complexity (mainly curls) on the fingers of the left hand, especially on the index finger and, to a lesser extent, the thumb or middle finger (these are quite rare signs in the population). No such asymmetry was found for the ring finger and little finger; on the contrary, the reverse tendencies are rather characteristic. Another discovered feature is the intense patterning of the hypothenar (according to the type of radial loops) and the frequent occurrence of high axial triradii, as well as high double loops with thick skin ridges on the fingers [12]. Finger patterns of higher complexity are located, as a rule, not on the left, but on the right, in most people the leading hand (at least in European civilization) [21]. These features of the distribution of skin patterns reflect the specific features of the organization of the central nervous system, which are the morphological basis of rightness. It should be borne in mind that the identified “specularity” in relation to right-handers extends only to the fingers of the radial region, and the localization zone on the index finger is perhaps the most significant in this case [12].
In the current situation, characterized by local military conflicts, terrorism, railway and air crashes, leading to mass deaths of people, the currently existing methods of identifying a person sometimes lose their reliability or become not entirely suitable. In such situations, forensic dentistry is relevant [22, 23]. The objects of study in forensic dentistry are parts of the facial skeleton, teeth, dentures, organs and tissues of the oral cavity, medical documentation reflecting the state of the dentoalveolar apparatus, etc. identification. According to the dental status, methods of photoregistration, a comparative study of the anterior group of teeth using intravital photographs of the face and skull, methods for comparing intravital and postmortem radiographs of the maxillofacial region, studying traces and imprints of teeth, anatomical and morphological features of the dentoalveolar system, relief of the back of the tongue, hard palate, individual features of the pattern of the mucous membrane of the lips. Ethnoterritorial, sexual, and intrapopulation features of the morphology of human dental arches have been studied [24–31]. Studies of the amino acid composition of hard tissues of teeth look promising for the purpose of forensic identification of a person [32].
We did not find any information about the possibility of determining the leading hand by dental status in forensic medicine. There are separate works indirectly related to the issue under study. In particular, A.V. Mashkov et al. [33] conducted a study to determine the predominant side of chewing in connection with the functional activity of the cerebral hemispheres, i.e., they determined the biometric characteristics of the occlusal surfaces of the posterior teeth depending on the functionally dominant side of chewing and compared the results with tests to determine the activity of the cerebral hemispheres. As a result, the researchers came to the conclusion that in persons with the right predominant hand, the functionally dominant (predominant) side of chewing is the left, which is confirmed by the study of the biometric characteristics of the occlusal surfaces of the lateral teeth and the results of the “blank” test. P.E. Ershov [34] studied the influence of the age factor and the functionally dominant chewing side on the localization and area of the wear facets of the posterior teeth. The results of the study showed that in the process of chewing, the right (63%) side is used more often than the left (37%) side. The area of erasure facets increases with age in both men and women; their area is larger on the predominant chewing side.
The criteria that determine the value of scientific research are its novelty and reliability [35]. The development and implementation in practice of methods for determining the dominant hand of a person should narrow the circle of identified persons and significantly increase the possibility of identifying a person in forensic medicine, since only 8–15% of the population has the left hand as the leading one [5]. Earlier, when conducting our own research on determining the dominant hand, we obtained preliminary data indicating the prospects for establishing this feature based on the state of hard dental tissues [36, 37].
Literature data on the analyzed issue are contradictory. We consider it necessary to conduct additional research in order to identify reliable signs that can improve the accuracy of the expert opinion.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
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We must not forget about another serious condition that leads to weakness (numbness, paresis) of the arms and legs at the same time – we are talking about a stroke. Stroke is an acute disorder of cerebral circulation (ACV). This is a sudden violation of the blood supply to a part of the brain, which occurs due to various reasons. If the blood supply has stopped as a result of a violation of the integrity of the cerebral vessel and there has been an outflow of blood into the substance of the brain or the cranial cavity, they speak of a hemorrhagic stroke. If a violation of cerebral circulation occurred due to a cessation of blood flow to any vessel of the brain, they speak of an ischemic stroke. CVA often occurs in older people against the background of a sharp rise in blood pressure, against the background of heart pathology (for example, various types of arrhythmias), against the background of blockage of a cerebral vessel by a thrombus, against the background of atherosclerotic lesions of the vascular bed (the so-called “cholesterol plaques”). Please remember: sudden onset of weakness (numbness) of an arm or leg on one side of the body (right or left), dizziness, headache — you or your loved ones may be a sign of brain damage. In this case, you should immediately consult a doctor! Neurologists at the Dr. Voight Clinic will help you understand the cause of paresis and eliminate it. Do not forget that any disease is much easier to treat at an early stage. In this article we have tried to answer your questions: |
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Hot or cold water? Soap or hand washing liquid? Towel or dryer? An almost ritualistic act after going to the toilet – how to perform it in the best way? Correspondent BBC Future is looking for the best way.
Now let’s wash our hands! Sound simple? But, as often happens, behind the seeming simplicity lies a lot of options and problems that we are not even aware of.
While there is ample evidence that washing hands after going to the toilet, before eating, or after riding public transport significantly reduces the chances of spreading diseases, only 5% of us always wash our hands when and properly.
A study of the behavior of more than 3 thousand people showed that 10% of them leave the public toilet without washing their hands at all, and of those who do, 33% do not use soap.
And this matters, because usually we involuntarily touch our face, nose, lips with our hands, thus allowing microbes to effortlessly enter our body.
Researchers in Brazil and the US found that we touch various surfaces in public places an average of 3.3 times per hour. And we touch our nose and lips about 3.6 times per hour.
Clearly we need to wash our hands. The problem is that there are many myths about how to do it right.
Should the water be hot?
In a study of 500 American adults, 69% of them said that water temperature affects how well they wash their hands.
It is true that heat can kill bacteria. That is why we cook some types of food using this temperature.
However, to kill the bacteria on your hands, the water must be scalding hot.
Salmonella, for example, can survive for 10 minutes or more at 55 degrees Celsius. If you try to wash your hands in water heated above this temperature, you risk getting burned in the first half minute.
Florida researchers used the following method to find out how many germs remain on our hands after washing in water that is between 4. 4 and 50 degrees Celsius.
First, the volunteers rubbed their hands with so-called bacterial soup or raw ground beef. Then they washed their hands in water of a certain temperature and put on rubber gloves. After that, a special solution was poured into the gloves.
After a minute, during which the hands were massaged through the gloves so that all bacteria were mixed with the solution, the resulting liquid (“glove juice”) was sent to the laboratory.
It was found that whatever the temperature of the water, it had virtually no effect on the amount of bacteria remaining on the hands.
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According to most studies, the most hygienic approach is to dry your hands with a disposable paper towel
However, let’s not rush to turn off hot water in public toilets. Do not forget about the quirks of human behavior.
In the experiments mentioned, washing of the hands occurred according to a stopwatch, while in real life, if the water is too cold or too hot, we significantly reduce the washing time.
A quick rinse under the tap isn’t enough, but warm water at a comfortable temperature can make us spend more time at the sink.
What are the benefits of antibacterial soap?
Quite a lot of research has been done on this subject. For example, in 2007, scientists summarized the results of several studies and concluded that the ingredient most often added to antibacterial soaps at the time (triclosan) reduced the number of bacteria remaining on hands after washing, no more than ordinary soap.
Antibacterial soap was no different from ordinary soap in preventing infection.
A recent analysis of more recent studies in 2015 found the same results.
Meanwhile, a number of laboratory studies have shown that triclosan can contribute to bacterial resistance to antibacterial drugs and cause hormonal disturbances in animals. As a result, triclosan has been banned from consumer products in the US and EU countries.
So the best option is ordinary soap and water at the temperature you like.
Do I need to wipe or dry my hands afterwards?
When you’re in a hurry, it’s tempting not to dry your hands at all – they’ll dry themselves! Well, it’s okay if you don’t touch anything on the way out of the toilet.
If you do touch something, like a doorknob, you pick up germs along the way, because your wet hands are just a gift to them.
By not wiping and drying your hands, you are missing out on a chance to reduce the germs that remain on your palms and fingers even after thorough washing.
Dryer or paper towel?
Opinions differ on this point. In most studies, the palm is still given to disposable paper towels.
After all, drying your hands with a towel is much faster than waiting for the air to do its job.
According to one New Zealand study (though it should be noted that it was funded by a toilet paper service), people took 45 seconds to properly dry their hands under a stream of air. Understandably, most of us don’t want to wait that long.
However, the new generation of speed dryers are much faster. As fast and effective as paper towels: 10 seconds and your hands are completely dry.
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However, high-speed dryers have also received their share of criticism: the air jet in them is so powerful that germs simply scatter throughout the room.
A study by the University of Westminster has shown that the most powerful speed dryers can send the virus up to one and a half meters. Then another study increased this figure to as much as three meters.
Whether to believe these results is up to you. After all, most of the research was funded by those who sell paper towels. However, their authors honestly admitted this, and the results were published in peer-reviewed journals.
In such a situation, it makes more sense to conduct research in real public toilets rather than in a laboratory. In addition, it would be nice to take into account our preferences.
After all, any method that encourages people to dry/dry their hands after washing is already a step forward.
Much depends on the toilets themselves. More than 3,000 people participated in a study conducted in one of the US university cities. It showed that if the toilet is clean, carefully cleaned, then a person is much more likely to wash their hands properly.
When the sinks were dirty, the study participants simply wanted to leave quickly.
A Christmas tree was born in the forest
Whatever way you choose to wash your hands, the main thing is to wash them longer than you are used to. Soap them properly – not only the palms, but also the outer surface of the hands, rub between the fingers, pay attention to what is under your nails and the space that is closer to the wrists.
All this should take you 15 to 30 seconds, no less. To ensure that you wash your hands long enough, try singing a couple of verses “A Christmas tree was born in the forest” to yourself as you do so.
And if there is no one in the public toilet, you can do it out loud.
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This information describes an arm training program that will help you in your recovery process.
Practicing gentle hand exercises will help prevent stiffness. It will also improve your mobility and help restore strength and stamina.
The following arm exercises target several different muscle groups. Your rehabilitation therapist or physical therapist can modify these exercises to suit your needs.
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Shoulder Roll
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Lateral Arm Movements
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Arm Raise
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Back swings
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Side raise
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Back lift
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Shoulder Raise
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Elbow Curl
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Forearm Rotation
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Wrist Flexion
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Lateral Wrist Curl
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Finger curl
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Finger Stretch
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Finger Alignment
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Figure 20. Finger alignment
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Pendulum Exercise
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Beautiful hands make an impression. No wonder they say that our hands are our calling card. If the hands are well-groomed, then this is noticeable not only during the daily handshake. Careful hand care is essential. The skin on the hands shows the true age, so it is important to take care of the hands from the very beginning: apply the cream on them gently and smoothly, do massages and other procedures. In this article, you will learn what can be done against dry hand skin, which cream is suitable for care, what home remedies are best to use for dry hands, what cosmetic procedures will help restore softness and restore youth to your hands.
Dry hands: causes
Since soap is an extremely powerful tool against the spread of bacteria and viruses, frequent and thorough hand washing is essential to prevent infection. But careful hand hygiene, as a result, has one serious drawback – chapped and very dry hands.
Alcohol sanitizers, recommended as a reliable way to fight coronavirus infection, are also very drying to the skin.
All too often the skin on the hands dries out due to external influences such as sun, cold or wind.
In some cases, dry and itchy hands are due to illness, hormonal changes, certain medications, and the use of improper care products.
How does dry skin on the hands occur?
The top layer of the skin is the so-called stratum corneum. It is covered with a kind of protective layer: a thin film of acid, fat and moisture that protects the skin from drying out.
The Natural Moisturizing Factor is part of this protective shell. NMF contains hyaluronic acid, glycerin, lactic acid. These substances have the ability to bind water and supply it to the skin. Microorganisms that naturally occur on the surface of the skin also prevent harmful microbes from entering the body.
Hand washing removes some of the natural skin oils and moisturizing factors from the stratum corneum, because soap not only removes dirt and viruses from the hands, but also damages the protective layer of the skin. Usually the skin can compensate for this on its own. However, with very frequent washing, such regeneration is impossible, as a result, the skin of the hands becomes dry, rough and cracked.
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Especially in winter, the question often arises: what to do with dry hands? There are various tips that can quickly help dry hands:
Which cream is best for dry hands?
The choice of hand creams is large. But which cream should be used for very dry hands, and which is useless?
In general, you should use hand creams that are high in fat and without questionable ingredients for stressed and dry skin. Potentially questionable ingredients in include:
Mineral oil based fats and waxes (eg Paraffinum liquidum or Cera Microcristallina): Mineral oils can clog pores.
Synthetic Resins (eg Carbomer (sodium), Polyacrylamide (sodium)): Resins are water-soluble plastics that may form a film on the skin when applied.
Flavors : Evernia Prunastri extract (oakmoss extract), hydroxyisohexyl-3-cyclohexenecarboxaldehyde (lyral), isoeugenol (ylang-ylang, nutmeg oil), Evernia furfuracea extract, tree moss extract) easily causes contact allergic allergy.
Recommended organic cosmetic products that are less irritating to the skin. Moisturizers are especially suitable for rough hands. They contain, for example, vegetable oils such as apricot kernel oil or jojoba oil, or vegetable fats such as shea butter.
If your hands are very dry, you can apply cream to them in the evening and then put on light cotton gloves. This will allow the hand cream to work overnight. Moisturizing creams absorb into the skin much more slowly than moisturizing lotions.
What home remedies help dry hands?
In addition to skin creams, there are also classic home remedies that are beneficial for dry skin:
Olive oil : This oil is good for dry skin. When applied to the skin, it not only moisturizes, but prevents aging thanks to natural antioxidants.
Coconut oil: in addition to its caring action, it contains a slight natural sun protection.
Avocado : the fruit is high in fat, vitamins A, B and E, promotes the formation of new cells.
Honey : When applied selectively, the water-soluble plant pigments (flavonoids) contained in honey act as anti-inflammatory agents on chapped hands. In addition to pure application, it can also be mixed with oil and applied to the skin.
With these practical home remedies, proper care and a few simple rules of conduct, dry hands can usually be avoided.
Treatment of dry hands
If the skin is inflamed and crusted, you should consult a cosmetologist, who, after a thorough diagnosis, will determine the cause of the dry skin of the hands, and exclude the underlying organic disorders, prescribe the correct treatment, select preventive and home remedies. care for your hands.
The Bee Lucci clinic in Novosibirsk uses the most advanced devices and techniques to treat dry hand skin:
Deep moisturizing with the Jet Peel gas-liquid peeling procedure
Jet Peel does more than saturate the skin with moisture. In addition to moisturizing, you will also receive mild peeling, lymphatic drainage and skin tightening.
ForeverYoung BBL
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Bio-Ultimate Gold Microcurrent Therapy
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From preschool through kindergarten, we make early education and daycare joyful, engaging, and fun so children are happy to learn, play and grow.For nearly 40 years,The Learning Experience has been positivelyimpacting the lives of children ages 6 weeks to six years by developing and implementing ground-breaking childcare and early education programs. Our L.E.A.P. (Learning Experience Academic Program) Curriculum uses fun, hands-on activities throughout early education to help children develop intellectually, socially, and cognitively. All-inclusive enrichment programs include yoga, music, fitness, science, soccer and more….
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How can I find a daycare near me in Richmond, TX?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 23 in Richmond, TX as of September 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Richmond or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Richmond, TX, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Richmond, TX.
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TRANSWORLD BUSINESS ADVISORS OF HOUSTON. LISTING REF# 76931-443215 National Franchised STEAM Focused Childcare Center with established staff and customers. Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics, (STEAM) is the focus of professional educators in the US today. Our children need to be exposed to these concepts early to ignite the children’s passion to pursue STEAM based careers.
This business exposes children through hands-on after school care programs, weekend birthday parties, kid events, and summer camps to STEAM based activities. The franchise system is growing rapidly as it creates a foundation of helping students achieve academic success and boost their confidence. The Franchisor is on the quest to find the best programs out there for children for age 4-14 years. What started with a rented space in the back of another business is now worldwide. The franchise is a true innovator in the STEAM educational space. The center offers camps, classes, workshops, and birthday experiences using coding, engineering, arts, science, 3D design, augmented reality, and other innovative subjects. This business has recurring monthly revenues. The Franchise System is on the quest to find the best programs out there for children for age 4-14 years. What started with a rented space in the back of another business is now worldwide. The Franchise is a true innovator in the STEAM educational space.
The franchise offers camps, classes, workshops, and birthday experiences using coding, engineering, arts, science, 3D design, augmented reality, and other innovative subjects. The franchise proof of concept started in 2011. Excellent potential to grow. Center less than five years old.
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Opportunity to buy an established franchise, specializing in hands-on children’s classes (music, art), themed parties and birthday parties. Located in Missouri City on main thoroughfare. No daycare license required. No evening hours. Franchise technology allows parents to easily reserve spots through franchise app for 45 mins per class. Typical ages are from 1-5 yrs old. Subscription model generates consistent recurring revenue. Over 125 active members.
Rent $5,000 for 2,600sf space. New owner will receive long-term lease. Royalties 9-10%. Buyer to pay franchise transfer fee. Owner invested over $200k, including approximately $80k in new equipment and flooring since 2017. Owner runs absentee. Hurry before it’s gone!
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This center is part of one of the fastest growing childcare brands in the country. They have a top- notch curriculum, gorgeous facility and a loving staff. These elements are what make this child- care center a favorite within the community. This location has been pre-approved for SBA financing with 10 percent down. Do not miss your opportunity to own one of the hottest franchised childcare centers in the Katy area. Do not get on the waiting list to build a franchise childcare center. Do not wait on building, start making money day one.
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Corpus Christi, TX
This article is about the city in Texas. For the Christian festival, see Corpus Christi (holiday).
Corpus Christi (/ˌkɔːrпəsˈkрɪstya/; Ecclesiastical Latin: Body of Christ ) is a coastal city in the South Texas region of the U.S. state of Texas. In the county of Nueces County, [6] this also extends to Aransas, Cleberg, and San Patricio County. It’s 130 miles southeast of San Antonio. Its political boundaries span Nueces Bay and Corpus Christi Bay. Its zoned boundaries include small parcels of land or water intakes in three neighboring counties.
The city’s population was estimated to be 326,586 in 2019, making it the eighth most populous city in Texas. The Corpus Christi Metropolitan Area had a population of 442,600. [1] It is also the center of six counties of the Corpus Christi-Kingsville Combined Statistical Area, with an estimated 2013 population of 516,793. The Port of Corpus Christi is the fifth largest in the US. The region is served by Corpus Christi International Airport.
The name of the city means the body of Christ in Ecclesiastical Latin, in reference to the Christian sacrament of Holy Communion.
The name of the village and the surrounding bay was given by a Spanish explorer. Alonso Alvarez de Pineda in 1519year, when he opened a lush semi-tropical bay on the western Christian coast. Corpus Christi holiday. [ citation needed ] The city’s nickname is “Sparkling City by the Sea”, especially mentioned in the tourist literature. [7]
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Map of Corpus Christi 1887
Carancavans inhabited the Corpus Christi region in pre-Columbian times. [8]
The Spaniard Alonso Alvarez de Pineda traveled to this bay in 1519 on the day of the religious festival of Corpus Christi, so called the semi-tropical bay of Corpus Christi.
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Cabeza de Vaca may have passed through Corpus Christi in the 1500s, but the first European to explore the Nueces River and Corpus Christi Bay was Joaquín de Orobio y Basterra in 1747 year. A few years later, José de Escandon organized a colony of about 50 families to settle at the head of the bay, but this did not last long. [8]
In 1839, the first known permanent settlement of Corpus Christi was established by Colonel Henry Lawrence Kinney and William P. Aubrey as Kinney Trading Post or Kinney Ranch. It was a small trading post that sold supplies to the Mexican Revolutionary Army, which was encamped about 40 km to the west. [9] In July 1845, US troops under the command of General Zachary Taylor set up camp there in preparation for the war with Mexico, where they remained until March 1846. About a year later, the settlement was named Corpus Christi and was registered 9September 1852. [10]
The Battle of Corpus Christi was fought from 12 to 18 August 1862 during the American Civil War.
The US Navy forces blockading Texas fought a small land and sea battle with Confederate forces in and around Corpus Christi Bay and bombarded the city. Union forces defeated Confederate States Navy ships operating in the area, but were repulsed upon landing. [11]
Damaged restaurant after Hurricane Allen
The Port of Corpus Christi was opened in 1926, and Naval Base Corpus Christi was commissioned in 1941. [9]
In 1919, a storm destroyed the city, killing hundreds of people on September 14. Only three structures survived the storm on North Beach. [12] A dam was built to protect the city. The city was also hit by Hurricane Celia in 1970 and Hurricane Allen in 1980, but suffered little damage from Hurricane Ike in 2008. In 2017, the city was hit by Hurricane Harvey followed by Hurricane Hanna in 2020. Rough surfing from Hurricane Laura caused one death and one injury on a beach in the city in late August 2020, just a month after Hannah.
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Civil rights
S. Supreme Court. Brown v Board of Education Topeka, Kansas decision (1954) Mexican Americans. He recognized them as a minority group that can be and is often discriminated against. Such segregation and discrimination were declared unconstitutional. Judge Woodrow Seals found that the school board deliberately supported a system that perpetuated traditional segregation. This included a system whereby English-speaking students were sent to schools from their neighborhoods, renovated old schools in black and Mexican-American neighborhoods rather than building new ones, assigned black and Hispanic teachers to separate schools, and restricted the hiring of such teachers in other schools; the school board also lacked a majority to minority bus system. [14] Geology
Corpus Christi is located on river deposits that are of Holocene – Pleistocene age. Although hardened rock does not occur naturally on the surface, the [15] Deweyville Formation is sand, silt, clay, and gravel locally compacted with calcium carbonate (Caliche) deposits.
In 2017, the storm surge of Hurricane Harvey broke down to shale rock at a depth of about 40 feet in the Packery Channel, a man-made passageway between the North Padre and Mustang Islands. This feature has become a staging area for game, and can be identified from the surface by the whirlpool. The large, shallow bay makes Corpus Christi an ideal bird feeding spot and is one of the reasons why Corpus Christi is known as the “Bird Capital” of North America. [ citation needed ] Consequently, the San Diego Audubon Society named Corpus Christi “America’s Birdiest Place”. [16]
Geography
Harbor Bridge. Replacement Under Construction
According to the US Census Bureau, Corpus Christi has a total area of 460.2 square miles (1,192.0 km 2 ), of which 154.6 miles 2 (400.5 km 2 . 33 .60%) land and 305.6 miles 2 (791.5 km 2 , 66.40%) are covered with water. Drinking water for the city is supplied from three reservoirs, Lake Corpus Christi, the Chuk Canyon Reservoir, and Lake Tehana.
Through an effective regional partnership with the Nueces River Authority and the Port of Corpus Christi, a 101-mile (163 km) pipeline was built that transports water from Texana Lake to the O.N. Stevens Water Treatment Plant. It was named the Mary Rhodes Pipeline in honor of the late mayor. The second stage of the pipeline is being carried out to draw water from the Colorado River. [17] All reservoirs are outside of the City, but Corpus Christi Lake and Chalk Canyon Reservoir are directly operated by the City of Corpus Christi Public Utility. Plans for a desalination plant are being finalized to meet future water demand. [18]
Annexation
Since its founding, the city has annexed nearby lands and waters for growth and development. The original district included several city blocks in present-day downtown Corpus Christi, with much of the city’s expansion occurring in the 20th century.
November to February is the coolest weather. A noticeable warming trend is observed from March to April. The warmest part of the year is from June to September, while August is the peak of summer. October in the city is very warm, but not as hot as summer. The city itself, like the Gulf Coast of Texas, experiences only two seasons: a wet season from April to October and a dry season from November to March. Corpus Christi is extremely windy, with winds often reaching 25 mph (40 km/h; 11 m/s) with gusts over 35 mph (56 km/h; 16 m/s). The record high temperature in the city was 109°F (43 °C) September 5, 2000 and the hottest month August 2012 with an average of 88.3 °F (31.3 °C). Average night time winter lows in January, the coldest month, are just under 50 °F (10 °C) and its record low is 11 °F (−12 °C) on February 12, 1899, and the coldest 26 °F (−3 °C) maximum five times, last on January 30, 1951 [nb 1] Winter and early spring are generally dry, and mean monthly precipitation is highest in September when there is a threat from hurricanes and other tropical weather systems.
The coldest month on record was February 1905 with an average temperature of 45.6 °F (7.6 °C). In December 2004, the city experienced a snowfall on Christmas Eve, the largest snowstorm recorded in the city at 4.4 inches (11 cm). The snow melted the day after Christmas. The city experienced a light snowfall for the second time on December 8, 2017, almost 13 years later. 
38 inches. (137 mm). The two wettest calendar years were 1888 with 48.16 inches (1223 mm) and 1991 with 48.07 inches (1221 mm), although 59.09 inches (1501 mm) fell from August 1967 to July 1968, and for the 12 months ending January 1918, only 5.22 inches (133 mm). 
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In the city center, of which the museum district is a part, are skyscrapers such as One Shoreline Plaza, company offices, various shops, the popular marina center and the Mirador de la Flor. Downtown is also home to the Texas Surf Museum, which explores the history of surfing and focuses on surfing culture along the 367 miles (591 km), and K Space Contemporary, a non-profit arts organization that promotes and represents local, regional, and national contemporary art. 
The city is also near the Royal Ranch, one of the largest ranches in the world, about which the film was filmed Giant was based. 
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Following his appointment, Zanoni created two new positions on his leadership team and appointed Michael Rodriguez as chief of staff. [40] and Constance Sanchez as CFO. [41] City manager works with assistant city manager Mark Van Vleck, Samuel “Keith” Selman, and Steven Viera. Tammy Embry is the city’s director of intergovernmental relations. Rebecca L. Huerta – City Clerk. 
The Corpus Christi Code of Ordinances was codified by Ordinance No. 028493 and passed February 23, 2010 [44] 
High School. The main campus began as an administration building built after World War II on Del Mar. The college has grown to encompass much of the residential extension called Southmoreland, built from Bohemian farmland in the late 1930s. Del Mar now includes the West Campus, located in the Corpus Christi area, which was once the Cliff Mouse Airport. 
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Corpus Christi provides elementary and secondary education for Catholic schools. Several open enrollment charter schools are located in Corpus Christi. These public schools are: Center for Accelerated Learning, Cesar E. Chavez Academy, Corpus Christi College Preparatory HS, Corpus Christi Montessori School, Dr. M.L. Garza-Gonzalez, GCCLR Institute of Technology, Corpus Christi Premier HS, Richard Milburn Academy, School of Science and Technology, Seashore Learning Center, and Seashore Middle Academy. 
Hamlin High School 
Kennedy Elementary to Grade 1 
Interstate 69E/US Highway 77 connects the city with Brownsville and Victoria. Texas State Highway 44 is a major highway connecting Corpus Christi to Laredo and western South Texas via Interstate 69W/US Highway 59, Interstate 35, and US Highway 83. Public transportation within the city is provided by the Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority with its 28 bus routes. Corpus Christi once had a streetcar system in operation from 1910 to 1931 and a railroad station (passenger service ended in 1965). Despite the convenience of a large harbor, the city does not have a passenger port. In the city of Corpus Christi, the percentage of households without a car is below average. In 2015, 8.5% of households in Corpus Christi did not have a car, and in 2016 it dropped slightly to 7.9%. In 2016, the national average was 8.7%. In 2016, Corpus Christi had an average of 1.77 vehicles per household, compared to a national average of 1.8. [53] 
Kennedy Bridge (PR 22). Both bridges are maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation. 
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B. Quintanilla, singer, songwriter with Kumbia All Starz, Selena’s older brother 
However, at a crucial moment, Evans disappeared and the child was placed in public custody. What happened next to Lisa and the man who called himself her father, in the Boston Globe investigation. 
Katherine was worried about what would happen to Lisa after she left. The woman felt sorry for the little girl living in such conditions. Dekker dreamily told Jenson that she wanted to have a granddaughter like Lisa. Her daughter and son-in-law wanted to have children for a long time, but they did not succeed. She politely asked about his plans for the fall, when Liza was supposed to go to kindergarten. 
This was the first hint that Lisa’s father was not who he claimed to be. He also had other secrets that Lisa herself would discover years later, when she asked herself a very important question for her: “Who am I?” 
When he arrived, he worked as an electrician and handyman. After renovating a room in a local shop, the man convinced the owners to let him live there for two or three months, which stretched out for several years. He was a lone man about six feet tall, with piercing blue eyes and a severe alcohol addiction. 
By that time, she had just completed her investigation into the murder of a jogger in 1978. As for the Wanner case, here the woman seemed to be facing a wall. When Grünheid interrogated him at the police station, he was calm and cooperated with the investigation. Everything was fine, he assured the police. The man said that his wife lived in Oregon, where she underwent psychological counseling, and even dictated the doctor’s number. In an effort to prove that he had nothing to hide, he allowed his fingerprints to be taken. 
Subsequently, it turned out that a few months ago she died from a blow to the head. It was a crime so horrendous in its cruelty that Grünheid could not believe that this was Kimball’s first murder. 
Sometimes he said that she died during childbirth. Sometimes he said that she died in a car accident. Sometimes he said that his wife was the victim of a shootout during a robbery. Sometimes it was cancer. 
The following day, Kimball abruptly pleaded guilty to June’s murder and was later sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole after 15 years. Grunheid was true to her promises: even when Kimball was behind bars, she continued to investigate. 
However, the search did not lead anywhere. Lisa’s kidnapper could have taken her from anywhere on the map. “We didn’t even have a clue as to the geographic area (from which Lisa might have been abducted),” said Peter Hadley, a San Bernardino Sheriff’s Office officer who investigates crimes against children, who has been on Lisa’s case for several years. knew who he was. This guy is a ghost.” 
She grew up in a loving family in a place east of Los Angeles. Lisa got married and had three children, but she never ceased to wonder who she was and where she came from. Who are her biological parents? Are they alive? She declined to be interviewed by The Globe, but allowed other people to share her story. 
However, figuring out how two strangers are related can be tricky. 
Ray-Venter analyzed the results and concluded that this man and Lisa had a common female ancestor. But in order to determine who she was, the volunteers needed to find more of Lisa’s relatives. 
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One of the volunteers, Yunel Davidsen, a certified genealogist from Salinas, California, combed through Canadian documents dating back to the 60s, tracing the ancestors of Lisa’s cousins. Her job was to identify living relatives who could provide DNA so the volunteers could move forward with their search. 
The stapled paperwork of people who shared a common ancestry of 18 children of Lisa’s relative stretched out 11 feet. 
“There was only one woman who could be her mother.” 
The results of the examinations subsequently did not raise doubts. He told authorities that he last saw his only daughter on Thanksgiving Day in 1981. A week later, she left with her child and boyfriend. Relatives never reported disappearances. “Apparently they were having financial difficulties, so we assumed they had run away from their financial problems,” said Manchester Police Captain Ryan Grant. 
“As soon as she hung up, she said, ‘You have to see this,'” recalls Carol Schweitzer, head of the center’s forensic services. “Oh, my God, could there be a connection?” 
Bowden’s boyfriend was living in the area at the time a young woman and three little girls were killed. Two of the Allenstown victims were partially dismembered, a detail that was reminiscent of Yunsoon June’s murder. Everything pointed to Evans—an amazing breakthrough in a case that had seemed hopeless for a long time. 
He spoke with a Southern accent, an East Coast accent, a West Coast accent, or no accent at all. Some women recalled his bright blue eyes and called him charming. He was intelligent, could speak fluent French, and according to one witness interviewed by the police, he spoke Spanish, Chinese and Arabic. Investigators suspected that in the past he could be a military man, but this could not be confirmed. They didn’t find where he grew up or where he was before he came to New Hampshire at 1970s, when he was about 20-30 years old. 
“I have three wonderful children and a loving husband, and I want our happy and safe lives to be protected by sharing this story,” she said. 
He told her that he is a single father who raises children by himself. Investigators fear he may have killed the second child. The next year, when Evans showed up at the trailer park, he was only with Lisa. Lisa always thought Evans spared her because he was her father, Hadley said. However, when she learned that he killed his daughter, one of the victims buried in New Hampshire, she became convinced that she was protected by a guardian angel. 
“I thought and worried about her all the time, she was a good girl,” Dekker said. 
At an early age, little people begin to recognize this world and form their own idea of it. Care and attention, safety and reliability, health, careful development of the intellect and, of course, the creation of an English-speaking environment – this is what the Sun School team of professionals is focused on. We offer a qualitatively new, modern and safe kindergarten. The opening of the Sun School kindergarten is an important event in the life of Samara residents. Now their children can be part of the exciting and educational world of Sun School every day. It is with great pleasure that I invite everyone to our kindergarten!
Children learn to count using the abacus, the progenitor of the modern calculator. After studying the program of mental arithmetic, children quickly count on the abacus and in the mind, the brain activity of the child as a whole is trained. 
Margarita Konstantinovna is studying at the magistracy of the Faculty of Philology of the Samara State Social and Pedagogical University. He has additional education as an interpreter. From 2019 to 2022, she worked as a teacher at the private kindergarten “Kapelka”, since March 2022 she has been a teacher at Sun School kindergarten. He is a participant and winner of all-Russian and international conferences. Winner of the regional competition “Young Scientist 2020”. We wish her creative and fruitful work.
On May 26, graduation was held in our kindergarten. On this day, the guys sang songs, danced, read poetry, participated in competitions. At the end of the holiday, each child was awarded diplomas and medals. Ahead of the school – school joys, friends, breaks, grades at the blackboard and homework. There is still a lot of new and interesting things ahead, but children will remember this holiday for a lifetime! The last holiday of preschool childhood. 
The children recited poems, sang military songs, and took part in the relay race. The teachers introduced the children to the symbols of the Victory: the Order “Victory”, St. George’s Ribbon, the Eternal Flame. At the end of the event, the children made holiday cards. 
There were beautiful mountain ash and cheerful mushrooms at the festival, which delighted our guests with cheerful dances. The event was bright, interesting and exciting. In conclusion, Autumn treated all the children with delicious, juicy apples. 
On September 1, the children will have a fun holiday dedicated to the Day of Knowledge. Our children have interesting activities, games and holidays ahead! 
Our children are in an atmosphere of emotions, positive and new discoveries. 
Particular attention is paid to preventive measures: the premises are regularly ventilated, the air is disinfected using a recirculator, quartzization is carried out in accordance with SanPiN. 
Having it, you will be able to fully enjoy all the benefits of Sun School. If you have not been contacted, please call us or leave a request on the website. After providing the number of the concluded contract, you will be assigned the status of a Sun School client. Only thanks to the active position of each Sun School parent, we will be able to make your children healthy, happy and full-fledged individuals. 
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Each time she was greeted by the nasal, West Texas voice of the answering machine. Before the call, she took a sip of orange juice to make her voice sweeter and more welcoming.
– I thought, there one or two and it’s ready. An hour on the phone, send a photographer, he will take a couple of pictures – and that’s it. A simple optimistic essay. She went to the fridge and looked at the caramel cheesecake that Ricky had bought for the evening. — Christmas-walks-on-the-planet with
The sassy remarks seemed cowboyishly effervescent, and the exotic swarthy face and Spanish accent thrilled with irresistible, fiery audacity.
The second lasted, his legs did not obey, the look of his dark eyes attracted Reba.
He stayed, and now she is like a migratory bird tied to a bare rock.
The shop was smaller than she had imagined. Above the door is a carved wooden sign: “Bäckerei” (“Bakery” (German)). Despite the strong wind from the Franklin Mountains, the aroma of yeast bread and honey glaze hung in the air. The Reba buttoned the collar of her jacket to her chin. Cool day for El Paso , degrees sixty-three
I’m a journalist from Sun City magazine. I wanted to interview Elsie Radmory.
– And she went behind the curtain, to where one could see steel pans and a wide oak baker’s table.
Coffee while you wait, miss?
The youngest is wearing a long cape over a white dress, her blond hair pulled up into a bun. The eldest is in a dirndl (National German wide dress) with a narrow bodice and embroidered daisies. The older one folded her arms and looked meekly, the younger stuck out her shoulder and smiled broadly; bright eyes stared a little mockingly at the photographer.
It does not cover childhood. She married dad a few years later, as soon as the ban on fraternization with the enemy was lifted. He stood there for almost a year with the Military Medical Corps.
You forgive. I had a run-in with a Jersey pizza maker. It turned out to be such a bastard.
— I came to write for Sun City.
– This, of course, is a border city, transit, transitional, but some never go anywhere. They hang here between “from where” and “where”.
Sometimes I see a train – I would have jumped up and gone away. I see a trail from the plane – I imagine: if only I could go there. Mom says I’m a dreamer, dreamer, inventor – but whatever you call it, it would be better if I wasn’t like that. Nothing good comes from this daydreaming.
Here in Steinhöring, in our dormitory and in the apartments next door, the windows were curtained in black. Many girls have lost relatives – fathers and brothers. Several participants in the Lebensborn Program also died, including the father of my twins. Poor Christoph. I only got to know him once, last spring. He was not even twenty-two, a boy with peach down, so young, and he died. These new victims enrage me, this bloodshed. I understand that there is no better death than for our Motherland, but I curse the foreign devils who shed Aryan blood. We will not be trampled. The flame of our torch will flare up brighter, Germany will win! The Fuhrer said: “The German people will always believe in their soldiers.” And our faith is strong.
Some respected officers have already accepted the invitation to our holiday. Soldiers like
I was left in the Program only because I showed myself to be a faithful daughter
They say that Berliners exchange gold and jewelry for unleavened bread and dried
Thomas Day to you! The bakery, as always at Christmas, is full of people. The three of us have to knead the dough, fire the oven, do the shopping and manage the cash register, so I don’t have a free minute to enjoy the holidays. Some customers are downright intolerable. For example, Frau Rattelmüller. It’s just a plague! All the time he complains and finds fault, they say, my hair is not combed and in general I am lazy.
It looks like the old woman has fallen into dementia. Not to mention the fact that a dozen rolls is a real gluttony. Flour and milk are in short supply, how can she not understand! You should have seen the SS products that dad has to use. Powdered milk, but hard flour
) I was standing downstairs with a tray of hot buns, and here Frau – hobbles along the street to our door in her long coat
Oh, sorry, you weren’t there! You would have laughed to tears, like that time, remember, when dad put on a jester’s cap on Shrovetide. But my mother did not approve of us, she told me: there is nothing to laugh at the old woman. She, she says, is hanging by a thread. And I told her this: by the way, she
Such was happiness! And it seems like a hundred years have passed. You won’t go back there. War, war, war. She’s everywhere, she makes me sick.
Dad, when I read this to him, he almost burst with pride. We are all proud of you both.
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This will make it possible to choose the best candidate and stay with the new nanny for several days together in order to understand what kind of person she is, how she treats the child, whether he likes her. 
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Discuss the possibility of additional employment on weekends and holidays. 
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Instruct the nanny how you prepare the mixture, what the crumbs are allergic to, what he likes, and what he will absolutely not eat. Set a strict condition that, in addition to the specified products, the nanny should not give the child anything. Be sure to leave in the most visible place a list of emergency phone numbers for parents, the police, doctors, etc. 
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Stacy has been so great with our daughter. This is her first year ever being away from us and family members. She made her feel safe and comfortable from day 1. Appreciate having her as my daughters teacher!! Kudos to her!
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I am happy to be back home as the director of Childtime on Floyd Avenue. 
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Such different definitions are due to the fact that sometimes this condition is difficult to describe, it is very often accompanied by fear and confusion. Fear can be due to both loss of control over oneself and physical injury, a fall during an attack.
The interview is followed by a physical examination, which necessarily includes the measurement of blood pressure and heart rate in a horizontal and vertical position. The follow-up examination is aimed at identifying or ruling out heart disease as the cause of syncope. It is likely that after the first examination of the patient, the diagnosis will become clear, and other studies will confirm it. In young adults, dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system is the dominant cause of syncope, which is not life-threatening. In patients of older age groups, frequent causes are heart disease, these patients are at risk and require special attention. In the absence of heart disease, special tests can be carried out aimed at provoking fainting and elucidating the specific mechanism of their development, which allows developing tactics for further treatment. Unfortunately, patients suffering from syncope are often deprived of adequate medical care. This is due to the low awareness of doctors about the necessary examination algorithm and a lack of understanding of the role of a general practitioner, internist and cardiologist in the treatment of these patients.
Great teachers. Love the after school club and activities they offer. School culture is top notch. Very focused on Academics and great diversity. School environment is safe with excellent resources for kids. Parent Involvement is great as well…. Read 2 reviews
My son was part of the very first full graduating class to have started kindergarten and to go all the way to 6th grade. I love all the teachers and their willingess to go above and beyond when the student or family needs something extra. The staff is so friendly and welcoming and ready to help. One important thing for me is that in the 10 years I have been a part of the school with my kids, their teacher turn around is very low. I now have a 2nd grader attending the school and I feel at home and so does he. It is a great school! The PTC is always looking for new opportunities to bring interesting fun learning experiences in for the kids. Science and art are a big deal for both teachers and kids…. Read 3 reviews
My son was part of the very first full graduating class to have started kindergarten and to go all….
Overall, the staff is great as well. There are a few outliers to this, and some of the upper-level management seems not too committed to the well-being of the students. I have also observed a lot of favoritism…. Read 286 reviews
Although the curriculums taught may be tough, West Campus challenges its students and encourages them to work harder.
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The social-emotional and academic inclusion is better than I’ve seen at any other school. The community is incredibly welcoming and accepting of everyone. There is a club for anything and everything, and if there isn’t, there is a teacher or staff member willing to supervise a new one. The teachers are generally incredibly knowledgable about their subject areas. They are also extremely understanding of stress and emotional strain that simply a high school student causes so they have compassion for all of our issues.The school itself, the buildings, are generally old and lack technology for more technologically integrated learning environments…. Read 366 reviews
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The staff at Pleasant Grove High School is very caring and overall truly concerned for all of the students. The only thing that stops Pleasant Grove Hight school from being a five star is the lack of diversity. The school has a majority of Caucasian students but it might just be because of the area it is in. Something I would change about PGHS is, honestly nothing! The majority of the students and staff are respectful!… Read 542 reviews
Also, reasonably priced. I was reluctant to send my daughter to an all girls school, but it turned out to be the right decision. The academics here are rigorous. Very much college prep school. The kids here support each other, not alway the case in high school. It’s a mix of income groups, not just upper middle class/wealthy, which I liked. My daughter got into every single college she applied to, including UCLA and Berkley. Her friends from Notre Dame also got into a lot of top tier schools, including Ivy Leagues. Highly recommended!… Read 150 reviews
Most, if not all non-academic activities, are student led, which has provided me with the opportunity to gain leadership skills and develop closer bonds with other students. As NP3 is a smaller school compared to most others, I feel the community there is generally closer than others. Since the campus is quite diverse and smaller, I feel comfortable and connected to my graduating class and other students, which makes the school a more enriching place. At NP3, I had all the resources I needed in order to feel excited and ready for college, which I believe made the my experience more memorable as well…. Read 199 reviews
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He’s did track and field in 7th now Cross Country in 8th. Athletics has been the best thing for him as well. The coaches are the best too!… Read 3 reviews
Not only has it met the academic needs of our children but has given them the ability to grow into their own selves confidently. Our children have not only become strong independent thinkers but also people who value their peers, teachers and all staff members. The small class sizes have allowed each of our kids to create lasting relationships with each teacher they have experienced, teachers who still ask after them long after they have left their classroom. And Placer Academy offers art and Spanish to all grade levels! It really has been a wonderful environment for educating our kids…. Read 3 reviews
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The schools’ diversity split is unbelievable, one of the highest in the US. The cultural, and social clubs had a huge reach, the Christian club giving speeches to hundreds of students every month. And in my time I saw the rise in student acceptances to prestigious institutions skyrocket!… Read 485 reviews
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Hearst is an amazing school that is full of character and spirt. My. time at Phoebe has been extraordinary. Our staff is super nice and care about each individual. The teachers here help us out a lot and help you understand what we are learning. Teachers give you a lot of projects to make learning more fun and the school has a GATE program making the classes rigorous. This school is overall amazing and I have had an amazing here at. Phoebe A. Hearst…. Read 2 reviews
What I remember was a big divide between the expectations teachers placed on the two groups, making the IB students feel special and smart which would encourage them to succeed. I think that making the programs joint is a good first step but they still have different titles. Treating the kids the same will encourage everyone to feel valuable to the school and get good grades. I wish that in IB, there was not as much pressure. It felt harder than highschool sometimes in retrospect and thats really unnecessary at that age. There is also less support and resources than in a highschool, so you really need help advocating for yourself if you need help, accommodations or anything else not following a traditional learning path. In short- why do we stress children about all this stuff so young, its ok to not take all the hardest classes all the time…. Read 9 reviews
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Eddy Middle School. At this time, young adults are molding and adapting to their teenage life and being able to have done that in this school….
We have a dynamic music dept and an amazing art teacher…. Read 5 reviews
That’s nothing like my experience in school, and I’m so glad to be able to provide her with a safe, nurturing, supportive, yet challenging start on her school journey. I recommend Hilldale to anyone with a bright or gifted child!… Read 7 reviews
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In the future, Lincoln looks forward to expanding that role to help support students outside of the school setting; foster care, homelessness, and abuse survivors.
Ms. Vinciguerra enjoys working with children of all ages and backgrounds and utilizes an integrative therapy approach, to improve the emotional and behavioral challenges of each student. She is passionate about providing developmentally appropriate individual and group counseling services to her students and loves to see each child grow and blossom into their own unique person! In her free time, Ms. Vinciguerra likes to hang out with her family, friends, and pets. Ms. Vinciguerra has been working at Sierra Lower School of Sacramento since 2019.
She holds a master’s degree in teaching and is a board certified behavior analyst. Sarah lives in East Sacramento with her 4 year old son.
She has been at Sierra School for over six years. Misha has worked as a Teacher’s Aid and has special training in Crisis Intervention and Harm Reduction. She also mentored at risk youth at the Wind Youth Services day center for a little over six years. Currently, she specializes in making sure that all students in Sierra have the tools needed to have a smooth transition into adulthood. She is blessed with two beautiful children, family, and friends. Misha believes that all students can overcome any & all obstacles with the proper guidance, and anything is possible with hard work and perseverance.
The second, and the most rewarding, priority is to help students reach their goals of becoming a positive contributor to their families and community.
They face disabilities in a variety of areas, including Autism, Intellectual Disability, Emotional Disability, Multiple Disabilities, Speech and Language Disabilities, Other Health Impairments, Speech and Language Impairment, and more.
We aim to identify the behaviors that continue to disrupt our student’s ability to access their environment and learning. We then use the data collected from the FBA and classroom data to device strategies that get to the root function of the students disrupted behaviors.
All clubs are interactive and designed and planned to accommodate the needs of our specialized populations.
Sierra is committed to achieving success with each student even in the face of obstacles, challenges, and excuses. The program is geared toward preparing youth to become responsible adults who are able to participate in their communities and lead self-fulfilling lives. We aim to build each student’s skills and self-esteem to a level that allows them to return to a mainstream school and become fully functioning members of society. In order to achieve this, Sierra has developed the following expected school-wide learning results. Sierra students will be:
Its mission is “to promote the involvement of key stakeholders including students, educators, employers, and other agencies in planning and implementing an array of services that will culminate in successful student transition to employment, lifelong learning, and quality of life.” Sierra Schools began to participate in WorkAbility program in 1997 because of our similar philosophy – taking a holistic approach to educating students, and assessing each one as a whole, helping student reach their goals both on and off the school campus. As part of the WorkAbility Program, each student has a transition binder that is kept in the on-campus transition department. The binder holds a collection of transition-related documents and work that each student can use as a tool and take with them after they leave Sierra and enter the workforce.
Specifically, WorkAbility provides special education students (aged 16–22) with the opportunity to complete their secondary education while also obtaining marketable job skills.
Sierra School therapists are trained in a number of different modalities in order to best treat the mental health needs of our students. The goal of counseling in the school is to help students process strong emotions, gain insight, and teach skills that will assist them in achieving success in the academic environment.
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SACRAMENTO Library
This is SACRAMENTO – Library page list. Its detailed information Library Name, Address, State, Zip Code, Phone as shown below.
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| Arcade Library | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95821 | (916) 264-2700 | |
| ARDEN-DIMICK LIBRARY | 891 WATT AVE. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95864 | (916) 264-2700 |
| BELLE COOLEDGE LIBRARY | 5600 SOUTH LAND PARK DR. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95822 | (916) 264-2700 |
| COLONIAL HEIGHTS LIBRARY | 4799 STOCKTON BLVD. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95820 | (916) 264-2700 |
| DEL PASO HEIGHTS LIBRARY | 920 GRAND AVE. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95838 | (916) 264-2700 |
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2112 22ND ST. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95818 | (916) 264-2700 |
| MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. LIBRARY | 7340 – 24TH ST. BYPASS | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95822 | (916) 264-2700 |
| MCKINLEY LIBRARY | 601 ALHAMBRA BLVD. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95816 | (916) 264-2700 |
| NORTH NATOMAS LIBRARY | CA | 95835 | (916) 264-2700 | ||
| NORTH SACRAMENTO & HAGGINWOOD LIBRARY | 2109 DEL PASO BLVD. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95815 | (916) 264-2700 |
| POCKET-GREENHAVEN | 7335 GLORIA DRIVE | CA | 95831 | (916) 429-0926 | |
| RANCHO CORDOVA LIBRARY | 9845 FOLSOM BLVD. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95827 | (916) 264-2700 |
| SACRAMENTO CENTRAL LIBRARY | 828 I STREET | CA | 95814 | (916) 264-2700 | |
| SACRAMENTO COUNTY PUBLIC LAW LIBRARY | 609 9TH ST. |
SACRAMENTO | CA | 95814 | (916) 874-6012 |
| SACRAMENTO PUBLIC LIBRARY | 828 I ST. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95814 | (916) 264-2965 |
| SOUTH NATOMAS LIBRARY | 2901 TRUXEL ROAD | CA | 95833 | (916) 264-2700 | |
| SOUTHGATE LIBRARY | 6132 66TH AVE. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95823 | (916) 264-2700 |
| VALLEY-HI NORTH LAGUNA LIBRARY | 7400 | CA | 95823 | (916) 264-2700 | |
| WANDERER | 5600 SOUTH LAND PARK DR. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95822 | (916) 264-2770 |
| WONDER WAGON | 5600 SOUTH LAND PARK DR. | SACRAMENTO | CA | 95822 | (916) 264-2770 |
SACRAMENTO School
This is the SACRAMENTO – School page list. Her details School Name, Address, State, Zip Code are as below.
| School Name | Address | City | State | Estimates | Zip Code |
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| American Lakes Elementary | 2800 Stonecreek Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95833 |
| American Legion High (cont.) | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Americas Choice | 9320 Tech Center Drive | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95826 |
| Anderson (marian) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Anthony (susan B.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Arcade Middle | 3500 Edison Ave. |
Sacramento | California | 6-8 | 95821 |
| Arden Middle | 1640 Watt Ave. | Sacramento | California | 6-8 | 95864 |
| Babcock (d.w.) Elementary | 2400 Cormorant Way | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95815 |
| Bacon (fern) Middle | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 6-8 | 95812 |
| Baker (ethel I.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Bancroft (hubert H.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Bannon Creek Elementary | 2775 Millcreek Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95833 |
| Bear Flag Elementary | P. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Beitzel (maeola E.) Elementary | 8140 Caymus Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95829 |
| Bell Avenue Elementary | 1900 Bell Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Bidwell (john) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Birney (alice) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-7 | 95812 |
| Bonnheim (joseph) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Bowling Green Elementary (char) | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Brannan (sam) Middle | P. |
Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95812 |
| Burbank (luther) High | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Burnett (peter) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Cabrillo (john) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| California Middle | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95812 |
| Calvine High (cont.) | 8333 Vintage Park Dr. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95828 |
| Camellia Elementary | 6600 Cougar Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95828 |
| Capital City (independent Study) | P. |
Sacramento | California | KG-12 | 95812 |
| Capital Community Day | 5900 Bamford Dr. | Sacramento | California | 7-12 | 95823 |
| Capitol Heights Academy | 2520 33rd Street | Sacramento | California | KG-8 | 95817 |
| Carson (kit) Middle | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 6-8 | 95812 |
| Castori (michael J.) Elementary | 1801 South Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Cesar Chavez Intermediate | 7500 32nd St. | Sacramento | California | 4-6 | 95822 |
| Cohen (isador) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Cottage Elementary | 2221 Morse Ave. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95825 |
| Cowan (james R.) Fundamental | 3350 Becerra Way | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95821 |
| Creekside Elementary | 2641 Kent Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95821 |
| Crocker & riverside Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Crossroads #2 | 8140 Caymus Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-8 | 95829 |
| Da Vinci (leonardo) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Daylor (william) High (cont.) | 6131 Orange Ave. | Sacramento | California | 95823 | |
| Del Paso Heights Elementary | 590 Morey Ave. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Del Paso Manor Elementary | 2700 Maryal Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95821 |
| Delta Secondary Academy | 3421 Arden Way | Sacramento | California | KG-8 | 95825 |
| Didion (genevieve) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Discovery High (cont.) | 3401 Rosin Blvd. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95834 |
| Dos Rios Elementary | 700 Dos Rios St. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95814 |
| Dyer-kelly Elementary | 2236 Edison Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95821 |
| Edison (thomas) | 1500 Dom Way | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95864 |
| Einstein (albert) Middle | P. |
Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| El Camino Fundamental High | 4300 El Camino Ave. | Sacramento | California | 95821 | |
| Elder Creek Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Elk Grove Charter | 5900 Bamford Drive | Sacramento | California | KG-12 | 95823 |
| Elk Grove Community Day | 5900 Bamford Dr. | Sacramento | California | 7-12 | 95823 |
| Encina High | 1400 Bell St. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95825 |
| Erlewine (o.w.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Fairbanks Elementary | 227 Fairbanks Ave. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Florin Elementary | 7300 Kara Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95828 |
| Florin High | 7956 Cottonwood Ln. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95828 |
| Foothill Farms Junior High | 5001 Diablo Dr. | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95842 |
| Foothill High | 5000 Mccloud Dr. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95842 |
| Foothill Oaks Elementary | 5520 Lancelot Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95842 |
| Fred K. Robinson Cds | 670 Dixieanne Ave | Sacramento | California | 1-6 | 95815 |
| Freeport Elementary | P. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Frontier Elementary | 6691 Silverthorne Cir. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95842 |
| Fruit Ridge Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Garden Valley Elementary | 3601 Larchwood Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95834 |
| Genesis High School | 5735 47th Avenue | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95824 |
| Glenwood Elementary | 201 Jessie Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Goethe (charles M.) Middle | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95812 |
| Golden Empire Elementary | P. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Grant Union High | 1400 Grand Ave. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95838 |
| Greene (leroy F.) Middle | 2950 West River Dr. | Sacramento | California | 6-8 | 95833 |
| Greenwood (caleb) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-8 | 95812 |
| Greer Elementary | 2301 Hurley Way | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95825 |
| Hagginwood Elementary | 1418 Palo Verde Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95815 |
| Harkness (h.w.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Harmon Johnson Elementary | 2591 Edgewater Rd. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95815 |
| Harte (bret) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Hearst (phoebe A.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 1-6 | 95812 |
| Hollywood Park Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Hopkins (mark) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Howe Avenue Elementary | 2404 Howe Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95825 |
| Huntington (collis P.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Insights High (cont. |
7956 Cottonwood Lane | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95828 |
| Jackman (samuel) Middle | 7925 Kentwal Dr. | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95823 |
| Jackson (isabelle) Elementary | 8351 Cutler Way | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95828 |
| Jefferson (thomas) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Jefferson Elementary | 2001 Pebblewood | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95833 |
| Johnson (hiram W.) High | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Judah (theodore) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Keema (elwood J. |
2035 North Ave. | Sacramento | California | 7-12 | 95838 |
| Keith B. Kenny Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Kemble (edward) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Kennedy (john F.) High | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95812 |
| Kennedy (samuel) Elementary | 7037 Briggs Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95828 |
| King (martin Luther Jr) Junior High | 3051 Fairfield St. | Sacramento | California | 7-8 | 95815 |
| King (martin Luther Jr.) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-8 | 95812 |
| Kipp Sol Aureus College Preparatory | 7485 Rush River Drive Suite 71 | Sacramento | California | 5-8 | 95831 |
| Kirchgater (anna) Elementary | 8141 Stevenson Ave. |
Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95828 |
| La Entrada Continuation High | 5320 Hemlock St. | Sacramento | California | 9-12 | 95841 |
| Land (william) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Las Flores High (alter.) | 5900 Bamford Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-12 | 95823 |
| Leimbach (herman) Elementary | 8101 Grandstaff Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95823 |
| Lincoln (abraham) Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Lisbon Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Lubin (david) Elementary | P. |
Sacramento | California | KG-7 | 95812 |
| Mack (charles E.) Elementary | 4701 Brookfield Dr. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95823 |
| Main Avenue Elementary | 1400 Main Ave. | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95838 |
| Maple Elementary | P.o. Box 2271 | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95812 |
| Mariemont Elementary | 1401 Corta Way | Sacramento | California | KG-6 | 95864 |
| Sacramento Elementary School | 640 Main St | Sacramento | Kentucky | KG-5 | 42372 |
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WISH has been an amazing experience for my kids and us as parents. The teachers and staff care about the kids and families and really build a community. The school is far more diverse (in terms of socio-economics, race, neurodiversity, physical ability, culture, learning style, etc.) than other westside schools and that has huge benefits for it’s students. I feel like my kids’ time at WISH has laid a strong foundation for whatever my children choose to do in the future…. Read 11 reviews
All students can explore the same subject and yet still learn something. They have done an excellent job at involving the arts in our academics, and it has made me understand certain topics more than I used to. What I would change would primarily be how we are prepared for college. The school does fulfill a lot of requirements for us, however we can’t add much for extracurriculars, and resources are pretty rare…. Read 40 reviews
VIPHS really prepares one for college rigor and with a loving, supportive community, the staff wants to see you thrive and see you on a path to success. This school truly prioritizes academic focus but also makes sure that students feel comfortable enough to thrive. If a student feels like their mental health isn’t in the best place, the faculty and teachers will make sure that student stays on top of their work while also not overwhelming the student. In any case, there are multiple school counselors available to help students with outside resources, academic help, and college prospects…. Read 4 reviews
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For example, this schools has a Heath Care which gives the students an opportunity to go to MLK Hospital and observe the professionals in person and do fun labs. I do recommend this school for students who would like to be in the doctor field in the future and for students that just wants a positive, hard-working, fun school that has teachers that pushes you to your limit!… Read 893 reviews
Do I hate this school? Honestly no. Do I wish school started at 9 instead of 7? Yes, I do. I miss my sleep since homework is a lot depending on the classes you get. But when it comes to the bullying policy, they’re very effective and I really appreciate that they care. I used to get bullied because of my stutter, but the situation was handled immediately and didn’t have any process after that, none at all. The sports are limited since we are a small school, but the school spirit is definitely there, especially at basketball games! Overall, this was a cool school and I’ve made amazing friends here and the teachers(most of them anyway) are likey!… Read 52 reviews
Do I hate this school? Honestly no. Do I wish school started at 9 instead of 7? Yes, I do. I miss my sleep since homework is a….
The online program they administer is easy to use and educational, and the pacing is up to you as long as you complete all your classes by the end of the semester. The staff are friendly and welcoming, I would recommend any student who prefers online learning to the ILA…. Read 4 reviews
This school makes you feel important and included and they’re so involved in everything you do. They push you to your limits because they know and they see what you are capable of achieving and that’s what I like because they never give up on you.
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They even offer college courses for students who have an interest in the dual enrollment program. I did college courses my senior year and now I have credits for college! The staff here go beyond their call of duty for their dedication to the student at Animo Pat Brown. They treat everyone equally with no bias for any grading, choosing, etc. The school is small which means students can have a better and personal connections with not only the teachers but their peers as well. The parents are involved with many things like meeting for the students how they can improve in school or at home…. Read 157 reviews
They are strongly encouraged to seek out help and have….
The school primarily does it’s best to urge and prepare students for the life and educational opportunities of college, meanwhile also providing college courses for the students to take and excel as an advantage. It contains an extremely friendly environment with little to almost no complications between peers. It is one school that I would always prefer among the rest…. Read 56 reviews
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It is a charter school so they aren’t directly funded by the government which is affected me because we don’t receive the right resources for us. Also, students are way too babied when Cals is supposed to be a “College Prep” by the teachers mostly with this upcoming generation who just rebel because they think it’s “cool”. However, I enjoyed that there is more interaction with the teachers during class and how I was able to take several college classes at school for free. I would’ve preferred for there to be more clubs because it helps for applications and resumes. During my time at this school, I can say that there is much work needed if they want their students to succeed in the real world…. Read 159 reviews
It is a charter school so they aren’t directly funded by the….
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Mary Star High School is welcoming to every person…. Read 86 reviews
Schools in Pacoima have an average ranking of 2/10, which is in the bottom 50% of California public schools.
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Join us on Thursday, September 15th at 8:15 a.m. in the Parent Center, Room 3, for a workshop about Attendance Goals and to learn about resources for students and families.
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Acompáñenos el Jueves 15 de Septiembre a las 8:15 a.
¡Habrá café y pan! ¡También tendremos una rifa de premios que incluye una tarjeta de regalo y más! ☕️ 🎁
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m. en el Centro de Padres, salón 3, para un taller de las metas de asistencia y para aprender sobre recursos para estudiantes y familias.Posted 9/7/22
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Big Smiles Dental Clinic / Clínica Dental de Big Smiles
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Great news! Our school has partnered with Big Smiles to offer in-school dental care on September 20 & 21, 2022. Go to www.MySchoolDentist.com to sign up your child.
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¡Buenas noticias! Nuestra escuela se ha asociado con Big Smiles para ofrecer cuidado dental en la escuela los días 20 y 21 de septiembre de 2022. Visite www.MySchoolDentist.com para inscribir a su hijo/a. |
Posted 8/29/22
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Free Tutoring & Homework Help / Tutoría gratuita y Ayuda con las tareas
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Students can get 1-to-1 homework help, tutoring, and test prep in a wide variety of subjects, including math, science, writing, and more. Log in through Schoology to connect with a tutor quickly—24/7, day or night. Visit paper.co/lausd to learn more.
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Estudiantes pueden reciban ayuda individual para hacer la tarea, tutoría y preparación para los exámenes en una amplia variedad de materias, incluidas las matemáticas, las ciencias, la escritura y más. Inicien sesión a través de Schoology para conectarse con un tutor rápidamente 24/7. Visite paper.co/lausd para obtener más información. |
Posted 8/18/22
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School-Wide Behavior Expectations / Expectativas de comportamiento en toda la
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Posted 8/17/22
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All Families Connected / Todas Las Familias Conectadas
Does your child have enough internet access at home? LAUSD is offering solutions to help every student get high speed internet access both on and off campus 24/7. Visit device.lausd.net today to get started. |
¿Su hijo/a tiene suficiente acceso a Internet en casa? LAUSD ofrece soluciones para ayudar a que cada estudiante obtenga acceso a Internet de alta velocidad, tanto dentro como fuera de la escuela, las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana. Visite device.lausd.net hoy mismo para comenzar. |
Posted 4/30/22
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Hillery T. Broadous Elementary School will successfully prepare all students to have the knowledge, skills, and character necessary to be college and career ready in the 21st Century.
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Hillery T. Broadous Elementary is committed to serving all students. Working with our parents and community, we will ensure that our students excel academically, socially, and emotionally, in a safe and supportive atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation.
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The closest stations to Pacoima Middle School are:
- Laurel Canyon / Terra Bella is 581 yards away, 8 min walk.
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- Arleta / Osborne is 1271 yards away, 16 min walk.
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Find Your Place in the Sun
Welcome to the Sun Valley Community of Schools. Following Superintendent office’s vision to personalize services and supports for families and schools and make District offices more accessible to the local community, I am excited to announce that we have launched the Sun Valley Community of Schools Office.
The office is located at the Local District Northeast Office on the Byrd Middle School campus and is open from 7:30 to 4:30 daily.
I feel very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to serve as the Community of Schools Administrator for Sun Valley and I am looking forward to building a sense of community around the network of 23 schools that this office will support.
I have 6 years of experience working as a Director in the Sun Valley, Arleta and Pacoima area and I have had the privilege of working with nearly every school in our Community of Schools at some time in the past. Before becoming a Director at the Local District office, I served as a principal for 9 years at Vintage Magnet School in North Hills and before that an assistant principal and teacher at many different locations around the San Fernando Valley.
As we look to open this year, the Coronavirus has created unprecedented circumstances for schools. I know that families are facing many hardships due to the pandemic and that schools remaining closed only adds to the challenges that parents face as they juggle their own need to work and provide childcare for their children.
In order to ensure that our community is healthy and safe, we must follow the guidance of health officials to determine when we can resume a normal routine.
Despite this uncertainty, I am committed to providing you, parents, students and staff, with the best customer service and support possible as we navigate the challenges together this semester. I want to hear from you and help in any way that I can. Please feel free to reach out me directly through email at [email protected] or call the Local District at 818-252-5400 and ask to speak with Sun Valley Community of Schools Office.
I am excited about the possibilities lie ahead and I am eager to begin building a vision that is unique to the Sun Valley community and supports all students to graduate, college and career ready.
Please look for this newsletter twice a month for the latest updates on the Sun Valley Community of Schools.
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For the next four years, Los Angeles Unified will focus on a singular goal: ensure ALL our students graduate READY FOR THE WORLD – to thrive in college, career, and life. This Strategic Plan represents a promise to our entire Los Angeles Unified community that we will achieve this goal. With this plan, we are establishing a new, inspiring vision on how we can improve student achievement and close opportunity gaps. We believe that by outlining a singular goal, and a vision for achieving this goal, we can ensure that everyone who is a part of Los Angeles Unified will be able to support and uplift our district together.
Our Singular Goal:
Ensure ALL our students graduate READY FOR THE WORLD – to thrive in college, career, and life.
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On-demand homework help means 24/7 support for all students and families.
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Date of birth: May 13, 1941 9000 The qualities listed in the cells of the square can be strong, medium, weak or absent, it all depends on the number of digits in the cell.
Deciphering the square of the Pythagoras (square cells)character, willpower – 3Energy, charisma – 3Cognition, creativity – 1Health, beauty – 3logicDiligence, skill – 1Luck, luck – 0Sense of duty – 0Memory, mind — 1Deciphering the Pythagorean Square (lines, columns and diagonals of the square) The higher the value, the more pronounced the quality. Self-esteem (column “1-2-3”) – 7Earning money (column “4-5-6”) – 5Talent potential (column “7-8-9”) – 1Purposefulness (line “1-4-7”) – 6Family (line “2-5-8”) – 4Stability (line “3-6-9”) – 3Spiritual potential (diagonal “1 -5-9”) — 5Temperament (diagonal “3-5-7”) — 2BiographyAmerican singer, composer, guitarist who stood at the origins of American-Mexican rock and roll (Chicano rock). His real name is Ricardo Esteban Valenzuela Reyes. Born to an ethnic Mexican family. Since childhood, absorbing the traditional Mexican music of mariachi, flamenco, rhythm and blues, by the age of five, Richie began to show interest in writing. Supported by his father, Richie tried guitar, trumpet, and drums. Despite his natural left-handedness, Richie learned to play the guitar in the traditional “right-handed” way and often took a guitar with him to Pacoima Junior High School, where he played and sang with friends. Richie’s career lasted only 8 months. In the middle of 1958, Bob Keane, the owner of a small label Del-Fi Records, came to Valens, who signed an agreement with him on May 27, 1958. At the suggestion of the manager, the stage name Ritchie Valens was chosen so that white listeners would not be embarrassed by the Spanish surname. Famous songs were recorded: “Donna”, dedicated, according to legend, to Richie’s school friend Donna Ludwig, “La Bamba”, a Mexican folk song processed in a rock and roll manner, and “Come On, Let’s Go!”. Valens left school, deciding to concentrate on his musical career. Early 19At the age of 59, Buddy Holly invited Wales to participate in a joint tour. In 1987, the film-biography “La Bamba” was released. In 2001, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Other celebrities born on May 13
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At 11, he made a solid wood electric guitar himself, which he used until he bought himself a Stratocaster. At 16, Richie was invited to the local band “Silhouettes” as a guitarist. After some time, the lead singer left the group and Richie took his place. 19October 1957, Richie made his debut as a member of the Silhouettes group. In addition, he performed solo at parties. 
On February 3, 1959, the Beechcraft Bonanza carrying Valens, Buddy Holly, and the Big Bopper crashed. The pilot and all passengers were killed. Don McLean dubbed this tragedy “The Day the Music Died”. Ritchie Valens
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Richard Stephen Valenzuela (May 13, 1941 – February 3, 1959), professionally known as Richie Valens was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. A rock and roll pioneer and forefather of the Chicano rock movement, Valens was killed in a plane crash eight months into his recording career. [3]
Valens had several hits, most notably “La Bamba”, which he adapted from a Mexican folk song. Valens transformed the song into a song with a rock rhythm and beat, and it became a hit in 1958.
[4] [5] making Valens a pioneer of the Hispanic rock and roll movement. He also had a number two hit in America with “Donna”.
On February 3, 1959, what became known as “The Day the Music Died”, Valens died in an Iowa plane crash, an accident that claimed the lives of fellow musicians Buddy Holly and J.P. “Big Bopper” Richardson, and also pilot Roger Peterson Valens was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.
Early Life
Valens was born Richard Stephen Valenzuela in Pacoima, a neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles. His parents, Joseph Stephen Valenzuela (1896–1952) and Concepción “Concha” Reyes (1915–1987), were from Mexico. He was the second of five siblings with older brother Bob Morales, younger sisters Connie and Irma, and younger brother Mario Ramirez.
Valenzuela was brought up on traditional Mexican mariachi music as well as flamenco guitar [6] R&B, and blues jump.
Valenzuela showed interest in making his own music by the age of five. His father encouraged him to take up guitar and trumpet, and later he taught himself to play the drums. Although Valenzuela was left-handed, he was so eager to learn how to play the guitar that he mastered the traditional right-handed version of the instrument.
By the time Valenzuela was in high school, he would bring his guitar to school and sing and play songs to his friends in the stands. [7] When he was 16 years old, he was invited to join the local band The Silhouettes (not the band known for their hits Get a Job). He started out as a guitarist, and when the main vocalist left the band, Valenzuela took over the position. 19October 1957 he made his debut with the group “Silhouettes”.
Valenzuela attended Pacoima Junior High School (now Pacoima High School) and San Fernando High School. [8]
Careers
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Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Material not received from the source may be challenged and removed. (April 2015) (Learn how and when to delete this message template) Valenzuela, a self-taught musician, was an accomplished singer and guitarist. In his performances, he often improvised new lyrics and added new riffs to popular songs while he played.
Bob Keane, owner and president of the small label Del-Fi Records in Hollywood, received a tip in May 1958 from San Fernando High School student Doug Macchia about a young performer from Pacoima named Richard Valenzuela. The kids knew the performer as “Little Richard from San Fernando” Comparable to Little Richard, Keane went to watch Valenzuela play Saturday Morning Matinee at a movie theater in San Fernando. Impressed by the performance, he invited the youth to audition at his home in Silver Lake area of Los Angeles, where he had a small recording studio in his basement.
His recording equipment consisted of an early stereo tape recorder (a two-track Ampex 601-2 portable) and a pair of Neumann U-47 condenser microphones.0003
After this first audition, Keane signed Valenzuela with Del-Fi on May 27, 1958. At this point, the musician took the name “Ritchie” because, as Keane said, “there were a few ‘Richards’ at the time and I wanted things to be different.” Similarly, Keane recommended shortening his surname to “Valens” from [9] Valens was ready to enter the studio with the support of an entire ensemble.Musicians included René Hall, Carol Kay, and Earl Palmer.First songs recorded at Gold Studios Star Studios at one studio session one afternoon on July 19’58, were “Let’s Go”, original (attributed to Wales/Kun, real name Keane) and “Framed”, Leiber and Stoller melody. Printed and released within days of being recorded, the record was a success. Wales’ next LP, double side A, the last entry released during his lifetime, contained the song “Donna” (written about a real girl, Donna Ludwig.
[10] ) along with “La Bamba”. It has sold over a million copies and was awarded a gold disc by the Recording Industry Association of America. [11]
By the autumn of 1958, Wales’ career forced him to leave school. Keane booked performances at venues throughout the United States and appearances on television programs. Valens had a fear of flying due to a bizarre accident at his junior high school when, on January 31, 1957, two planes collided over a playground, killing or injuring several of his friends. [12]
Death
Main article: The day the music died
Grave of Valens and his mother Concepción in San Fernando Mission Cemetery
After February 2, 1959, Clear Lake, Iowa (which ended around midnight), Holly, Richardson, and Valens departed Mason City in a small plane that Holly had chartered. Valens was on the plane because he won the toss with Holly’s backup guitarist Tommy Allsap. Bassist Holly Waylon Jennings volunteered to give up his seat on the plane to J.
P. Richardson, who had been ill with the flu. [13] Around 00:55 on February 3, 1959, a three-seat Beechcraft Bonanza traveled to Fargo, North Dakota, and crashed a few minutes after takeoff for unknown reasons. The crash killed all three passengers and pilot Roger Peterson. As with Holly and Richardson, Valens suffered massive and permanent head injuries along with trauma due to brute force being applied to his chest. At the age of 17, Valens was the youngest person to die in a plane crash.
Tragedy inspired singer Don McLean to write his hit 1971 years of “American Pie”, immortalizing February 3 as “The Day the Music Died”. Valens’ remains were interred at the San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills, Los Angeles, California.
Legacy
Photograph of the Iowa Air Disaster
Valens was a pioneer of Chicano rock and Latin rock, and has inspired many Mexican-born musicians. He influenced the likes of Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys, and Carlos Santana as he achieved national success at a time when there were very few Hispanics in American rock and pop music.
He is considered the first Latin American to successfully transition into mainstream rock.
“La Bamba” proved to be his most influential record, not only because it hit the pop charts, performed entirely in Spanish, but also because of its successful combination of traditional Latin American music with rock. Valens was the first to use this formula, which was later adopted by such different artists as Selena, Caifans, Cafe Takuba, Circo, El Gran Silencio, Aterciopelados, Gustavo Santaolalla and many others in the Latin alternative scene. Ironically, Valenzuela’s family spoke only English at home, and he knew very little Spanish. Valens learned the text to spell “La Bamba” phonetically in Spanish. In 2019Wales’s version of “La Bamba” was chosen by the United States. Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry as “culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant”. [14] [15]
“Come On, Let’s Go” was recorded by Los Lobos, the Ramones, and the Paley Brothers (Ramones on guitar, bass and drums and the Paley Brothers on vocals), Tommy Steele, the Huntington, The girl is in a coma, and McCoys.
Johnny Rebb and his Rebels recorded the song for Leedon/Canetoad Records in Australia. “Donna” has been recorded by such diverse artists as MxPx, Marty Wilde, the Youngbloods, Clem Sneed, Cappadonna, and The Misfits.
Robert Quine cites Wales’ guitar playing as an early influence on his style. Valens has also inspired Jimi Hendrix, Chan Romero, Carlos Santana, Chris Montez, and Keith O’Conner Murphy, among others.
His mother, Valensa Concha, who died in 1987, is buried next to him. [16]
Representation in other media
- Valens has been the subject of several biopic films, including the 1987 film La Bamba . Originally set at 1957–1959, he portrayed Valent between the ages of 16 and 17. Lou Diamond Phillips as Valent. Los Lobos performed most of the music in the film.
- Valens was portrayed by Gilbert Melgar in the final scene of the film. The story of Buddy Holly.
- He was also featured in the movie The Day the Music Died (2010).
- Valens was portrayed by Joseph Thornhill in the 2011 film. Life and death of poets.
- Novelization of Ron De Cristiforo Grease (1978) takes place around the time of Valens’ death. In one of the previous chapters, the gang is sitting in Sonny’s basement, upset by the death of some of their favorite stars in a plane crash.
- Lil ‘Libros is preparing to release a book about the life of Valens. [17] (2019)
Tribute
Monument at the 2003 crash site
Monument in front of the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa
In 1989 Wiscon era fan1 Ken PuckettIn the 1950s, a stainless steel monument with a guitar and a set of three records with the names of each of the three performers who died in the accident was installed. It is located on a private farm about a quarter mile west of the intersection of 315th Street and Gall Avenue, about 8 miles (13 km) north of Clear Lake. He also created a similar stainless steel memorial to the three musicians, which was installed next to the Riverside Ballroom in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
This memorial was unveiled on July 17, 2003. [18]
Paxton Park in Pacoim was renamed in Valens’ memory in the 1990s. A city councilman representing Pacoima proposed a renaming after Valens so that residents “remember his humble past and emulate his accomplishments.” [19]
Musician Tommy Allsup founded Tommy’s Heads Up Saloon in Dallas in 1979. The club was named after the fatal battle between him and Valens. twenty years ago. [20]
“Boogie with Stu” from Led Zeppelin with Physical graffiti The album was inspired by Valent’s song “Ooh, My Head”. It did not credit Valens or Bob Keene, instead crediting Valens’ mother. In the end, Keene filed a lawsuit, and Wales’s mother went to half of the compensation, although she was not involved in the lawsuit. [21]
On May 11, 1990, 31 years after his death, Valens was finally honored. A star bearing his name was presented on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The star was worth $3,500, which was paid for with money raised in his name by family and friends.
His star resides at 6733 Hollywood Boulevard in front of Artisan’s Patio mini-mall. [22]
On February 2, 2009, Surf Ballroom celebrated its 50th anniversary in honor of the last concert of Buddy Holly, J.P. “The Big Bopper” by Richardson and Valens. The event lasted one week and featured performances in memory of the three men. Family members and friends of the star were present. Their legacy lives on through events like this. [23]
Many frescoes were painted around Pacoima in honor of the late Valens. In 1985, artist Manuel Velázquez (with the help of 25 students) created a 12-by-20-foot mural that was painted on the wall of a classroom building in the former Pacoima. Junior High School (now Pacoima High School) featuring Walens, records of some of his greatest hits, and a newspaper article about the plane crash that claimed his life. [24] Another mural appeared in 2012 at the intersection of Van Nuys Boulevard and Amboy Avenue, painted by Hector Ponce.
The second was written in 2012 by Levi Ponce and is located on Van Nuys Boulevard and Telfair Avenue. The monument was also erected as a tribute. It was put on display in 2013 and is located in Ritchie Valens Park at 10731 Laurel Canyon Boulevard. [25]
Section of Freeway 5 in the northeast San Fernando Valley was named after Valens. Ritchie Valens Memorial Highway is located between Freeways 170 and 118. [26] On August 25, 2018, a solemn event dedicated to his legacy was held in his honor. The opening ceremony took place at Ritchie Valens Park, located at 10731 Laurel Canyon Boulevard in Pacoima. Copies of the freeway sign were discovered at the celebration. The event was open to the public and free to attend. Several of Valent’s relatives played live performances in memory of the late singer. The leaders of the community and the state gathered for the celebration. [27]
Discography
Studio albums
Live albums
Master compilation albums
- Note: There are many Valen compilations.
Single games
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| 1959 | “Fast Freight” b/w “Big Baby Blues” Original prints marked “Arvee Allens”; Later PITSS is shown as Richie Valens |
DEL -Fi 4111 | – | – | No data | Richi |
| “This is my little Suszy” PHOL / B. town” |
Del-Fi 4114 | 55 | 43 | No data | Richie Valens | |
| “Baby” h / b “We Together” (from Richie Valenes ) |
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| “Stay next to me” h / b “Big Baby Blues” |
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| 1 | “Paddiva song” b/w “Cry Cry Cry” The above three singles were released on the Gold Valens Memorial Series.  labels. The Del-Fi 4117 also came with a photo cover. | Del -Fi 4133 | – | – | No data | |
| 1 | “La Bamba ’87” h / b “La Bamba” (original version with Richie ) 9018) Del-Fi 1287 |
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| Born | Elizabeth Maria Peña September 23, 1959 Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA. |
| died | October 14, 2014 (aged 55) Los Angeles, California, USA |
| occupation | Actress, writer, musician |
| Active years | 1976-2014 |
Is Rosie Morales still alive?
Rosie Morales was born December 19, 1931 and died July 9, 2016 in Houston, Texas, under the care of Funeraria Del Angel Crespo.
What happened to Ritchie Valens’ mother after his death?
WATSONVILLE, CA (AP) _ Connie Valenzuela, mother of the late rock singer Ritchie Valens, died of a heart attack.
Was La Bamba true?
When Bamba premiered in the summer of 1987, there were few hopes for its success. The film is based on the life of Ritchie Valens, a Mexican-American teenager (birth name: Richard Stephen Valenzuela), who was one of the first Hispanics in rock and roll.
How true is the film La Bamba?
This movie is often thought of next to The Buddy Holly Story (1978), but Bamba (1987) is much more accurate. For example, in “The Buddy Holly Story” it is implied that the bus broke down, when in fact the heater broke.
How rich is Lou Diamond Phillips?
Lou Diamond Phillips Net Worth: Lou Diamond Phillips is an American actor and director with a net worth of $6 million.
Lou Diamond Phillips Net worth.
| Net Worth: | $6 million |
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| Date of birth: | Feb 17, 1962 (aged 60) |
| Gender: | M |
| Height: | 6 ft (1. 85 m) |
Who gave Ritchie Valens the seats?
Allsup and Valens tossed a coin to see who would get a seat on a small plane. Valens called the eagle and won, while Allsup got on the bus. Jennings gave way to Richardson, who felt that a large man would be uncomfortable on the bus. Jennings got on the bus.
How much is Ritchie Valens’ estate worth?
Richie Valens Net Worth: Richie Valens was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist with a net worth of $500,000.
Where is the house Richie Valens bought his mom?
His fame bought his mother a house on Remington Street and he gave free concerts at his old schools, San Fernando High School and Pacoima High School. Concert Pacoima XNUMX December.
Is La Bamba a true story?
When Bamba premiered in the summer of 1987, there were few hopes for its success. The film is based on the life of Ritchie Valens, a Mexican-American teenager (birth name: Richard Stephen Valenzuela), who was one of the first Hispanics in rock and roll.
What was Richie Valens’ real name?
Richie Valens, real name Richard Stephen Valenzuela (born May 13, 1941, Pacoima, California, USA – died February 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa), American singer-songwriter, the first star of Latin American rock -n-roll.
Where can I see La Bamba?
La Bamba, a biopic starring Lou Diamond Phillips, Esai Morales and Rosanna DeSoto, is now available to watch. Watch on Spectrum TV, The Roku Channel, STARZ, Prime Video, Vudu Movie & TV Store, VUDU, Redbox. or Apple TV on your Roku device.
Who was the first to record La Bamba?
Ritchie Valens recorded only three albums before his tragic death in a plane crash at 1959, but had a strong influence on Chicano and Latin American rock. The earliest recording of “La bamba” currently available was by Alvaro Hernandez Ortiz, known as El Jarocho, in 1939.
La Bamba on Netflix?
Watch La Bamba | Netflix.
How rich is Andy Garcia?
Andy Garcia Net Worth: Andy Garcia is a Cuban-born actor, producer and director with a net worth of $20 million.
Andy Garcia Net Worth.
| Net Worth: | $20 million |
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| Gender: | M |
| Height: | 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) |
| Profession: | Actor, Film director, Film producer, TV director, TV producer |
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Tom Payne Net Worth and Salary: Tom Payne is an English actor whose net worth is $6 million.
Tom Payne Net Worth.
| Net Worth: | $6 million |
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| Gender: | M |
| Height: | 5 ft 6 in (1.7 m) |
| Profession: | Actor |
| Nationality: | England |
How much is Kiefer Sullivan worth?
Kiefer Sutherland Net Worth
| Net Worth: | $100 million |
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| Date of birth: | Dec 21, 1966 (aged 55) |
| Gender: | M |
| Height: | 5 ft 8 in (1. 75 m) |
| Profession: | Actor, Film director, TV producer, TV director, Movie producer, Voice actor |
Which singer died in a plane crash?
On August 25, 2001, Aaliyah died at the age of 22 in a plane crash in the Bahamas when the heavily overloaded plane she was traveling in crashed shortly after takeoff, killing all nine people on board.
What really happened the day the music died?
On this day in 1959, rock stars Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and JP Richardson died in a plane crash along with 21-year-old pilot Roger Peterson. This incident became known as “The Day the Music Died” after Don McLean coined it in his song 19’71 American Pie.
Where is the house Richie Valens bought for his mom?
His fame bought his mother a house on Remington Street and he gave free concerts at his old schools, San Fernando High School and Pacoima High School.
Concert Pacoima XNUMX December.
Where is the Ritchie Valens family from?
Valens was born Richard Stephen Valenzuela in Pacoima, the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles. His parents, José Esteban Valenzuela (1896–1952) and Concepción “Concha” Reyes (1915–1987), were from Mexico. He had two brothers Roberto “Bob” Morales (1937–2018) and Mario Ramirez.
What happened to Ritchie Valens’ mother after his death?
WATSONVILLE, CA (AP) _ Connie Valenzuela, mother of the late rock singer Ritchie Valens, died of a heart attack.
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The fact is that Mr. Witty is late.
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Ok, my girl.
Sawed off the railing …
The next time saw off your nose.
Excellent, my girl.
They sawed off the railing…
Next time they will saw off your nose.
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The only thing he says is:
“l sawed it off because I didn’t want to lose the connection. ”
Sometimes how it looks is exactly how it is.
And all he can say is:
“I sawed off my arm because I didn’t want to lose touch.”
Sometimes everything is exactly as it seems.
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Why don’t you get Dougal McDermott ? He’ll play.
We don’t need some sawed-off Scotsman pooping’ drives out 40 yards… in Jones’ and Hagen’s way.
We need a man with thunder in his fist, a hero to boom that pill out past those golfing’ gods !
Contact McDermot.
Nonsense, we don’t need a Scot, he won’t hit 40 yards.
Need someone with a lightning bolt in their hand. A hero who will make these golf gods.
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RENEE: Did he hit you with his hand?
– No, he had a sawed-off paddle.
A paddle?
– Did he hit you with his hand?
– No, he had a sawn off oar.
Paddle?
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Got it.
His father is serving a life sentence for murder, murdering an ex-girlfriend… with a sawed-off shotgun
The New York Times is quoting one friend of Royster saying… that the guy had an I.Q. Of 160.
Yes!
His father is serving a life sentence for killing his ex-girlfriend with a shotgun in 1988.
The New York Times wrote that, according to his friend Royster, he had an IQ 160.
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You refuted your insanity defense.
I went out on a limb for you and you climbed up there and sawed it off .
“Wood burns because it has the proper stuff in it;
You disproved the madness that protected you!
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Will you look at Caulfield?
This dude got his arms sawed off ; he’s not hiding out. He is down to rage!
Hell, yeah, I am.
Look at Coalfield?
dude got his hands chopped off with a chainsaw;
He’s mad! Hell yes!
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The killer is obviously going to be out.
Maybe you’ll get your head sawed off .
I can’t think of a better Chanel-o-ween treat than that.
The killer will obviously be outside.
You may have your head cut off.
I can’t imagine a better meal on Chaneleween.
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We fought the Red Devil before.
And only one of us got his arms sawed off , so, I mean…
Thanks, guys.
We have already defeated the devil.
And only one of us had our arms cut off, so…
Thank you guys.
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You tell Antonio that I got a plan now.
I’m gonna keep a sawed-off . 410 behind the bar, and the next time Arthur and Jay come in here, it’s sayonara
[Phone ringing] Is that him?
You will tell Antonio that I have a plan.
I’ll keep my gun under the bar, and the next time Arthur and Jay sayonara come in, boys.
Is that him?
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No.
Sawed them off .
Same weapon used on the throat.
No.
The killer sawed off.
With the same weapon as the throat.
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I mean, he’s like a serial killer… of animals.
One time he snuck up behind a sleeping deer and just sawed its head right off — it was sick!
It was his birthday.
I mean, he’s like a serial killer of…animals.
Once he crept up on a sleeping deer and just cut off his head to hell – it was cool!
It was his birthday.
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Little thing in third form, we both used her as an assistant when we decided to become magicians.
You sawed her in half, and I cut her head off .
Well, she was a game girl.
A little girl from the third grade, we both used her as an assistant when we decided to become illusionists.
You sawed her in half, and I cut off her head.
Well, she was a mischievous girl.
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SWAT, FBI.
The other day, we were on a 5150… and this guy comes off with a sawed-off shotgun, right?
Bang, bang, bang!
SWAT, FBI.
Recently we had 5150 and the guy with the sawed-off shotgun comes out, right?
Bang, bang, bang!
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Bu… th… Dixie mafia just shows up like that out of the blue . .. maybe he’s not coming here to talk.
Well, in that eventuality, make sure that sawed-off behind the bar is close at hand.
You got my back, cousin Johnny.
The Dixie Mafia shows up all of a sudden, out of the blue, maybe they won’t come.
Just in case, make sure you have a sawn-off shotgun handy, which is stored under the counter.
Watch my back, cousin Johnny.
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– What did you get behind the bar there?
– Sawed off .410.
Good choice.
– What do you have behind the counter?
– Shotgun .410.
Good choice.
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– dick? – How about a little
– sawed-off shorty?
– Yeah, that’d do her.
– other than own member.
– How about – a small cut.
– Yes, that will do.
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Ladies and gentlemen, jackpot
Ah, a sawed-off shotgun.
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#4 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#4 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Belle Chasse Academy
Public School,
BELLE CHASSE, LA,
PK, K-8,
6 Niche users give it an average review of 4.
3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
I must say that this school has a great formula for school-to-home connections. I really appreciated the inviting atmosphere that was created for my children as well as others to gain meaningful learning experiences. The teachers were all willing to accept and incorporate any….
Read 6 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 876,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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#10 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#10 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
International School of Louisiana
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Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
K-8,
17 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
Awesome school! Both my kids go there (West Bank campus) and I have been really impressed with what they are learning such as math skills, Spanish language, music and science. It’s amazing how my….
Read 17 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 1,317,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
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#41 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#41 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Lycee Francais de la Nouvelle-Orleans
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Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
PK, K-12,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
This school is amazing. Immersion is beautiful and the school does an outstanding job. We love the staff. We have never had any bad interactions with anyone staff or students. I believe Covid was….
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 1,045,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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#72 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#72 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Bricolage Academy
Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
PK, K-7,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 778,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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#151 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#151 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Airline Park Academy for Advanced Studies
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
This is a wonderful school. The teachers are second to none. My children have attended for several years and we would not move them anywhere else. The teachers have been very responsive, their….
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 395,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
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#159 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#159 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 372,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
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#203 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#203 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
J.C. Ellis Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-8,
4 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
My daughter enjoys the French class! All her teachers have been wonderful. The aftercare program is amazing as well..
Read 4 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 580,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
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#313 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#313 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Rudolph Matas School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says
My experience at Rudolph Matas was amazing. I actually had the honor of being in the first 8th grade class there was. Rudolph Matas definitely prepared me for highschool, and I definitely learned a….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 584,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,
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#344 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#344 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Walter Schneckenburger Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says
Schneckenburger is an amazing school, when I first came to the US from Puerto RicoI went to this school in 2nd Grade I did not know any english and the teachers supported me and helped me learn….
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Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 372,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,
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#365 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana
#365 Best Public Elementary Schools in Louisiana.
Kenner Discovery Health Sciences Academy
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Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-12,
29 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says
Pretty good school but also very tedious. There are some teachers that gives an awful amount of schoolwork, but having good time management and actually doing your work will get you through. Freshman….
Read 29 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 2,183,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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Bridgedale Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 524,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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Marie B. Riviere Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says
It was a great school and everything about it was a great thing. The coaches were great and the teachers were also incredibly nice. Can I stop typing now so I can submit my review please.
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Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 559,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
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Hazel Park/Hilda Knoff Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-8,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 456,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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Bissonet Plaza Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says
Very good academics, the diversity is excellence, the teachers are very nice and educated, the college readiness is very good, the club and activities now are a bit average in choices, safety, food,….
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Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 539,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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Laureate Academy Charter School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 414,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,
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Morris Jeff Community School
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Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
PK, K-12,
16 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says
Morris Jeff has offered our family a place to belong, learn and grow. We’ve been with the school since 2010. The teachers create a warm, caring environment and my kids thrived learning alongside kids….
Read 16 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 913,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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Harold Keller Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 673,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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Phoebe Hearst School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: B minus,
Students: 622,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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Alice Birney Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 534,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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KIPP East Community Primary School
Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 763,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
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Wilson Charter School
Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
PK, K-8,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 664,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
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Green Park Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 437,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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John Clancy/Joseph Maggiore Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 523,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
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Jefferson Elementary School
Jefferson Parish Public Schools, LA,
PK, K-8,
Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 697,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,
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KIPP Central City Primary School
Public School,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
K-8,
5 Niche users give it an average review of 4.
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Overall Niche Grade: C+,
Students: 884,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
If you are considering immersion, do it, this an amazing place for your student…. Read 3 reviews
There is a plethora of clubs to choose from, and simply stepping onto the campus can make you feel uplifted. The administrators and teachers are always there to greet you with a smile, and they love to join in on the school’s fun activities too! For example, we have “Fun Days” organized by our school’s student council each month. During these days, students can dress up as the theme of the day, and during lunch, students are provided with fun activities and snacks! There are also many amazing programs that are led by dedicated teachers and students that are fueled by a passion for their school. Clubs such as Student Council, Choir, and many more, participate in multiple fun and service-filled activities each month!… Read 409 reviews
I actually had the honor of being in the first 8th grade class there was. Rudolph Matas definitely prepared me for highschool, and I definitely learned a lot at Matas. Unfortunately when I went there, we didn’t really have much of a big sports program, but times might have changed now. I highly recommend this school…. Read 2 reviews
This year was my last year here and now I am going into the 6th Grade, I learned a lot.I love this school, I had very happy experiences and here I recomended 100%!!!-A very happy student…. Read 1 review
There are some teachers that gives an awful amount of schoolwork, but having good time management and actually doing your work will get you through. Freshman to Junior year were pretty chill, but reaching Senior year was when things started to get very tedious, especially when you had to focus on both personal and school life. Students were well-behaved but a lot of them, mainly freshmen, always get caught vaping in the bathroom. I advise that you do these activities at your own personal time because it’s incredibly annoying when the bathrooms are closed at certain times. The school definitely needs a lot of improvements like being a specific race to enter school because of “racial ratio” (don’t know why that’s a thing), how education supposed to work (take Finland for ex.), and making a better schedule (not that hard). To all the freshmen of Kenner Discovery, don’t mess with the teachers nor the seniors. Know your place…. Read 29 reviews
The coaches were great and the teachers were also incredibly nice. Can I stop typing now so I can submit my review please… Read 1 review
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We connected with other parents with similar value and made friends for a lifetime. We recommend Morris Jeff to everyone we meet. It has continued to improve over time and the best is yet to come. The high school needs a new building which will help the wonderful culture continue to blossom…. Read 16 reviews
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Top 10 Best Private Elementary Schools in Metairie, LA (2022)
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Location
Grades
Students
Archbishop Chapelle High School
All-girls (Catholic)
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8800 Veterans Memorial Blvd
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 467-3105
Grades: 8-12
| 600 students
Archbishop Rummel High School
All-boys (Catholic)
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1901 Severn Ave
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 834-5592
Grades: 8-12
| 664 students
Jewish Community Day School
(Jewish)
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3747 W Esplanade Avenue N
Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 887-4091
Grades: NS-6
| 77 students
Memorial Baptist School
(Baptist)
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5701 Veterans Memorial Blvd
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-0533
Grades: NS-7
| 337 students
Metairie Park Country Day School
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300 Park Road
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 849-3115
Grades: PK-12
| 756 students
St.
Ann Elementary School
(Catholic)
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4921 Meadowdale St
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 455-8383
Grades: PK-7
| 866 students
St. Catharine Of Siena School
(Catholic)
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400 Codifer Blvd
Metairie, LA 70005
(610) 779-5810
Grades: PK-8
| 334 students
St. Christopher
(Catholic)
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3900 Derbigny St
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 837-6871
Grades: NS-8
| 793 students
St. Louis King Of France School
(Catholic)
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1609 Carrollton Avenue
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 833-8224
Grades: NS-7
| 401 students
St. Martin’s Episcopal School
(Episcopal)
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225 Green Acres Rd.
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 736-9900
Grades: PK-12
| 639 students
St.
Philip Neri School
(Catholic)
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6600 Kawanee Ave
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-5600
Grades: PK-7
| 533 students
Atonement Lutheran School
(Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)
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6500 Riverside Dr
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-0225
Grades: PK-8
| 224 students
Crescent City Christian School
(Christian)
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4828 Utica St
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 885-4700
Grades: NS-12
| 320 students
Ecole Classique
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5236 Glendale St
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 887-3507
Grades: PK-12
| 330 students
Greater New Orleans Christian Academy
(Seventh Day Adventist)
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5220 Irving St
Metairie, LA 70006
(503) 302-7940
Grades: K-10
| 22 students
Kehoe-france School
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720 Elise Avenue
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 733-0472
Grades: PK-7
| 430 students
St.
Angela Merici School
(Catholic)
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835 Melody Dr
Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 835-8491
Grades: PK-7
| 382 students
St. Benilde School
(Catholic)
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1801 Division Street
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 833-9894
Grades: PK-7
| 294 students
St. Clement Of Rome School
(Catholic)
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3978 W Esplanade Avenue S
Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 888-0386
Grades: PK-7
| 359 students
St. Edward The Confessor School
(Catholic)
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4901 W Metairie Avenue
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 888-6353
Grades: NS-7
| 402 students
St. Francis Xavier School
(Catholic)
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215 Betz Pl
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 833-1471
Grades: PK-7
| 472 students
St.
Mary Magdalen School
(Catholic)
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6421 W Metairie Ave
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 733-1433
Grades: PK-7
| 274 students
Torah Academy
(Jewish)
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5210 W Esplanade Ave
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 456-6429
Grades: K-7
| 25 students
Victory Christian Academy
(Assembly of God)
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5708 Airline Dr
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 733-5087
Grades: PK-8
| 198 students
Metairie Louisiana Area Elementary Schools
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| Elementary School | Listings | Avg Asking Price | Avg Days on Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airline Park | 1 | $295,000 | 38 |
| Bissonet | 2 | $199,500 | 33 |
| Bridgedale El | 1 | $0 | 82 |
| Ella Delhonde | 1 | $200,000 | 98 |
| Ella Dolhonde | 1 | $324,900 | 47 |
H. Keller |
1 | $545,900 | 102 |
| Harold Keller | 2 | $367,450 | 60 |
| Hearst | 1 | $0 | 5 |
| Isl Of Jeff P | 1 | $699,000 | 88 |
| J.c. Ellis | 1 | $475,000 | 52 |
| Jc Ellis | 3 | $369,667 | 59 |
| Jefferson Ele | 1 | $0 | 4 |
| Jp | 1 | $260,000 | 132 |
| Jpsb | 2 | $377,000 | 61 |
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6 | $282,450 | 48 |
| Jpschoolsorg | 1 | $429,000 | 163 |
| Jpss | 1 | $449,900 | 28 |
| Kehoe | 1 | $425,000 | 6 |
| Metairie | 1 | $695,000 | 38 |
| Metairie Acad | 1 | $649,000 | 150 |
| Metairie Gram | 1 | $231,000 | 40 |
| Riviere | 1 | $279,900 | 59 |
| Sfx | 2 | $266,500 | 33 |
| St Angela | 1 | $634,999 | 3 |
| St Angela Mer | 1 | $438,000 | 3 |
| St Catherine | 2 | $722,000 | 64 |
| St Cathrine | 1 | $655,000 | 88 |
| St Clement | 1 | $298,000 | 51 |
| St Francis Xa | 2 | $150,000 | 44 |
St. Angela |
1 | $499,000 | 32 |
| St. Francis X | 1 | $174,900 | 27 |
Top 10 Best Metairie, LA Public Schools (2022-23)
For the 2022-23 school year, there are 19 public schools serving 12,174 students in Metairie, LA (there are 26 private schools, serving 9,732 private students). 56% of all K-12 students in Metairie, LA are educated in public schools compared to the LA state average of 85%. Metairie has one of the highest concentrations of top ranked public schools in Louisiana.
The top ranked public schools in Metairie, LA are Haynes Academy School For Advanced Studies, Airline Park Academy For Advanced Studies and Metairie Academy For Advanced Studies.
Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.
Metairie, LA public schools have an average math proficiency score of 65% (versus the Louisiana public school average of 65%), and reading proficiency score of 67% (versus the 71% statewide average). Schools in Metairie have an average ranking of 4/10, which is in the bottom 50% of Louisiana public schools.
Minority enrollment is 73% of the student body (majority Hispanic), which is more than the Louisiana public school average of 56% (majority Black).
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Haynes Academy School For Advanced Studies
Magnet School
Math: ≥99% | Reading: ≥99%
Rank:
Top 1%
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1416 Metairie Road
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 837-8300
Grades: 6-12
| 863 students
Rank: #2 – 32.
– 3.
Airline Park Academy For Advanced Studies
Magnet School
Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:
Top 5%
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6201 Camphor Street
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 888-0969
Grades: PK-5
| 395 students
Rank: #2 – 32. – 3.
Metairie Academy For Advanced Studies
Magnet School
Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:
Top 5%
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201 Metairie Road
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 833-5539
Grades: PK-5
| 372 students
Rank: #44.
J.c. Ellis Elementary School
Math: 78% | Reading: 85%
Rank:
Top 30%
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801 Brockenbraugh Court
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 833-7254
Grades: PK-8
| 580 students
Rank: #55.
Rudolph Matas School
Math: 77% | Reading: 79%
Rank:
Top 50%
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1201 Elise Street
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 733-6200
Grades: PK-8
| 584 students
Rank: #66.
Bridgedale Elementary School
Math: 82% | Reading: 66%
Rank:
Top 50%
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808 Zinnia Street
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 888-6807
Grades: PK-5
| 524 students
Rank: #77.
Marie B. Riviere Elementary School
Math: 78% | Reading: 64%
Rank:
Top 50%
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1564 Lake Avenue
Metairie, LA 70005
(504) 835-8439
Grades: PK-5
| 559 students
Rank: #88.
Bissonet Plaza Elementary School
Math: 73% | Reading: 64%
Rank:
Top 50%
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6818 Kawanee Avenue
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-0470
Grades: PK-8
| 539 students
Rank: #99.
Harold Keller Elementary School
Math: 71% | Reading: 65%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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5301 Irving Street
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-3836
Grades: PK-5
| 673 students
Rank: #1010.
Green Park Elementary School
Math: 55-59% | Reading: 70-74%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1409 North Upland Street
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 466-0205
Grades: PK-5
| 437 students
Rank: #1111.
Alice Birney Elementary School
Math: 68% | Reading: 61%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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4829 Hastings Street
Metairie, LA 70006
(504) 885-1054
Grades: PK-5
| 534 students
Rank: #1212.
Phoebe Hearst School
Math: 58% | Reading: 68%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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5208 Wabash Street
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 887-8814
Grades: PK-5
| 622 students
Rank: #1313.
Ella Dolhonde Elementary School
Math: 58% | Reading: 63%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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219 Severn Avenue
Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 837-5370
Grades: PK-8
| 458 students
Rank: #1414.
Ralph J Bunche Elementary School
Math: 55-59% | Reading: 60-64%
Rank:
Bottom 50%
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8101 Simon Street
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 934-4875
Grades: PK-5
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East Jefferson High School
Math: 58% | Reading: 59%
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Metairie, LA 70001
(504) 888-7171
Grades: 9-12
| 1,079 students
Rank: #15 – 1615. – 16.
John Q. Adams Middle School
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5525 Henican Place
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 887-5240
Grades: 6-8
| 821 students
Rank: #1717.
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Metairie, LA 70002
(504) 888-7334
Grades: 9-12
| 1,320 students
Rank: #1818.
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911 Elise Avenue
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 733-0867
Grades: 6-8
| 787 students
Rank: #1919.
J.d. Meisler Middle School
Math: 44% | Reading: 51%
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Metairie, LA 70002
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Grades: 6-8
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- Test Scores: Edfacts (U.S. Department of Education), State departments of education.
- Expenditures: National Center for Education Statistics.
- Educational Environment: American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau).
Date(s) & Update Frequency:
- Due to Covid-19, complete standardized testing did not take place during the 2020-2021 academic school year. Test data: Reflects 2018 – 2019 school year.
- Expenditures: 2019
- Educational Environment: 2020 (latest available). Updated annually.
- All data updated June 2022
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Public schools in Metairie belong to districts that are headquartered in one or more other communities.
| Jefferson Parish School District | Harvey, LA Schools |
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| PUBLIC SCHOOLS LOCATED IN Metairie | Grades |
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Airline Park Academy For Advanced Studies School 6201 Camphor Street Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-05 |
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Alice Birney Elementary School 4829 Hastings Street Metairie, LA 70006 |
PK-05 |
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Bissonet Plaza Elementary School 6818 Kawanee Avenue Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-08 |
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Bonnabel Magnet Academy High School 2801 Bruin Drive Kenner, LA 70065 |
09-12 |
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Bridgedale Elementary School 808 Zinnia Street Metairie, LA 70001 |
PK-05 |
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East Jefferson High School 400 Phlox Street Metairie, LA 70001 |
09-12 |
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Ella Dolhonde Elementary School 219 Severn Avenue Metairie, LA 70001 |
PK-08 |
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Grace King High School 4301 Grace King Place Metairie, LA 70002 |
09-12 |
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Green Park Elementary School 1409 North Upland Street Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-05 |
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Harold Keller Elementary School 5301 Irving Street Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-05 |
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Haynes Academy School For Advanced Studies 1416 Metairie Road Metairie, LA 70005 |
06-12 |
J. c. Ellis Elementary School801 Brockenbraugh Court Metairie, LA 70005 |
PK-08 |
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J.d. Meisler Middle School 3700 Cleary Avenue Metairie, LA 70002 |
06-08 |
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John Clancy/joseph Maggiore Elementary School 2100 Maine Street Kenner, LA 70062 |
PK-05 |
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John Q. Adams Middle School 5525 Henican Place Metairie, LA 70003 |
06-08 |
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Marie B. Riviere Elementary School 1564 Lake Avenue Metairie, LA 70005 |
PK-05 |
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Metairie Academy For Advanced Studies School 201 Metairie Road Metairie, LA 70005 |
PK-05 |
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Phoebe Hearst School 5208 Wabash Street Metairie, LA 70001 |
PK-05 |
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Ralph J Bunche Elementary School 8101 Simon Street Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-05 |
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Rudolph Matas School 1201 Elise Street Metairie, LA 70003 |
PK-08 |
T. h. Harris Middle School911 Elise Avenue Metairie, LA 70003 |
06-08 |
| Jefferson Parish School District | Harvey, LA Schools |
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Best schools in Metairie
- Haynes Academy School for Advanced Studies
- Airline Park Academy for Advanced Studies
- Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies
- J.C. Ellis Elementary School
- Rudolph Matas School
- Bridgedale Elementary School
- Marie B. Riviere Elementary School
- Bissonet Plaza Elementary School
- Harold Keller Elementary School
- John Clancy/Joseph Maggiore Elementary School
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Contact Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies
Address: 201 Metairie Road, 70005 Metairie (Louisiana)
Phone: (504) 833-5539
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Ranking
The school ranks 2 of 728. The previous year the ranking was 8 of 739.
The average standard score for Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies is 96.84122
Student demographics
Diversity in schools is important and will benefit the students.
Find out the student demographics in Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies:
| Race | Number | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| African American Students | 18 | 5 |
| Asian Students | 65 | 17 |
| Hispanic Students | 30 | 8 |
| Native American Students | 0 | 0 |
| Pacific Islander Students | 1 | 0 |
| White Students | 246 | 66 |
| Multi-racial Students | 14 | 4 |
| Unspecified Students | 0 | 0 |
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C. Alexander Elementary School
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614 students
Airline Park Academy for Advanced Studies
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373 students
Alice Birney Elementary School
Public
648 students
Allen Ellender School
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549 students
Bissonet Plaza Elementary School
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633 students
Bonella A. St. Ville Elementary School
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428 students
Bonnabel Magnet Academy High School
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Bridgedale Elementary School
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577 students
Catherine Strehle Elementary School
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336 students
Celerity Woodmere Charter School
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382 students
Chateau Estates Elementary School
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660 students
Congetta Trippe Janet Elementary School
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654 students
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Ella Dolhonde Elementary School
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497 students
Estelle Elementary School
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756 students
Fisher Middle/High School
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505 students
Frederick Douglass Elementary School
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313 students
G.T. Woods Elementary School
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283 students
George Cox Elementary School
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387 students
Geraldine Boudreaux Elementary School
Public
589 students
Grace King High School
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1413 students
Grand Isle High School
Public
163 students
Green Park Elementary School
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448 students
Greenlawn Terrace Elementary School
Public
532 students
Gretna Middle School
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629 students
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2 Academy for Advanced Studies
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362 students
Harahan Elementary School
Public
510 students
Harold Keller Elementary School
Public
490 students
Harry S. Truman Middle School
Public
546 students
Haynes Academy School for Advanced Studies
Public
810 students
Hazel Park/Hilda Knoff School
Public
445 students
Helen Cox High School
Public
1047 students
Henry Ford Middle School
Public
575 students
J.C. Ellis Elementary School
Public
716 students
J.D. Meisler Middle School
Public
773 students
J.J. Audubon Elementary School
Public
449 students
Jcfa
Public
141 students
Jefferson Elementary School
Public
367 students
Jefferson RISE Charter School
Public
242 students
John Clancy/Joseph Maggiore Elementary School
Public
587 students
John Ehret High School
Public
2192 students
John Q.
Adams Middle School
Public
808 students
Joseph A. Cuillier Senior Career Center
Public
0 students
Joshua Butler Elementary School
Public
499 students
Judge Lionel R. Collins Elementary School
Public
408 students
Kenner Discovery Health Sciences Academy
Public
1046 students
L. W. Ruppel Academy for Advanced Studies
Public
242 students
L.H. Marrero Middle School
Public
808 students
L.W. Higgins High School
Public
1380 students
Laureate Academy Charter School
Public
184 students
Leo E. Kerner Junior Elementary School
Public
502 students
Lincoln Elementary School for the Arts
Public
567 students
Livaudais Middle School
Public
698 students
Live Oak Manor Elementary School
Public
229 students
Lucille Cherbonnier/Norbert Rillieux Elementary School
Public
299 students
Marie B.
Riviere Elementary School
Public
541 students
Marrero Academy for Advanced Studies
Public
353 students
Martyn Alternative School
Public
75 students
McDonogh 26/Homedale Elementary School
Public
284 students
Metairie Academy for Advanced Studies
Public
374 students
Mildred S. Harris Elementary School
Public
307 students
Miller Wall Elementary School
Public
365 students
Myrtle C. Thibodeaux Elementary School
Public
311 students
Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy
Public
595 students
Paul J. Solis Elementary School
Public
755 students
Phoebe Hearst School
Public
761 students
Ralph J Bunche Elementary
Public
0 students
Riverdale High School
Public
1139 students
Riverdale Middle School
Public
799 students
Rudolph Matas School
Public
594 students
Shirley Johnson/Gretna Park Elementary School
Public
619 students
Stella Worley Middle School
Public
619 students
T.
H. Harris Middle School
Public
648 students
Terrytown Elementary School
Public
546 students
Theodore Roosevelt Middle School
Public
525 students
Thomas Jefferson High School for Advanced Studies
Public
400 students
Vic A. Pitre Elementary School
Public
359 students
Walter Schneckenburger Elementary School
Public
439 students
Washington Montessori
Public
258 students
West Jefferson High School
Public
1387 students
Westbank Community School
Public
45 students
William Hart Elementary School
Public
353 students
Woodland West Elementary School
Public
713 students
Young Audiences Charter School
Public
697 students
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| 0090 There is nothing better in the world, Than to go to this school with a briefcase Here we are always greeted with a smile And all questions are answered. Forgetting everything in the world, Teachers give their hearts to children, And they will not forget their calling, And they will teach children all their lives.  Our carpet is the road to the kindergarten. Our walls are your beautiful view. Our roof is our faithful director. Our happiness is to live with this school. |
Since 2011, primary school has been taught in accordance with the second generation standards.
The primary school implements the curriculum: “School of Russia” http://school-russia.prosv.ru/
Duration of lessons in the 1st grade:
I half-year – 35 minutes,
II half-year – 45 minutes.
Number of lessons per day, in September-October – 3, in the following months – no more than 4.
Education without homework and scoring of students’ knowledge.
Additional weekly holidays in the middle of the third quarter.
Conducting two physical education sessions during the lesson.
Duration of the academic year: in grade 1 – 33 academic weeks;
Duration of lessons in grades 2-4 – 45 minutes.
Duration of the academic year: in grades 2-4 – 34 academic weeks.
The academic year is divided into quarters. From grades 2 to 4, assessment takes place in quarters. Parents have the opportunity to get acquainted with the results of their child’s education on the pages of the “Electronic Diary” service of the “Petersburg Education” portal.
The curriculum of the school from the 2nd grade includes the study of English. For successful learning and acquaintance with the language in the 1st grade, English is studied in the extracurricular activities “English through a fairy tale”.
To achieve successful education and upbringing, teachers and students are assisted by a school psychologist and speech therapist.
A school speech therapist is working to prevent writing disorders in students of grades 1 and to eliminate dysgraphia (violation of written speech), dysorphography (the inability to master spelling rules against the background of violations of oral and written speech) in children of grades 2,3,4.
Students have the opportunity to receive qualified assistance in preparing lessons.
In addition to hot breakfast and lunch, children can also drink tea or juice with pastries in the school cafeteria.
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Free clubs and sports sections help children to reveal their creative abilities:
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| Primary school teachers pay great attention to educational work. Comprehensively engaged in the moral and aesthetic education of students: they visit museums, theaters, during the academic year they go on sightseeing tours. |
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To create and unite the children’s team, holidays are held that have already become traditional:
Sports and entertainment programs:
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The school has 8 primary classrooms. Primary school teachers pay attention to working with gifted children. The school has created conditions for the participation of children in Russian Olympiads and competitions: in Russian “Russian Bear”, in mathematics “Kangaroo”, in English “British Bulldog”. |
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| During the summer holidays, the city recreation camp “Peterburzhets” worked at the school, which was recognized as the winner of the nomination “The best organization of a summer recreation campaign based on a day camp” of the annual review competition for the best organization of a summer recreation campaign in 2012. |
Primary school education is the foundation, the foundation of all subsequent education. Based on the natural curiosity of children, the need for independent knowledge of the world around them, cognitive activity and initiative, an educational environment is created in elementary school that stimulates the desire of students for self-knowledge and self-development through well-organized educational activities.
A stable, highly qualified teaching staff works with children – active, creative teachers who own modern pedagogical and information technologies. All teachers have higher education, 1 or the highest qualification category and work in their specialty.
Teaching subjects “Physical Education”, “Fine Arts”, “Foreign Language” are taught by subject teachers.
In our school, junior schoolchildren are taught using modern interactive technologies aimed at forming an active, intellectually developed personality who owns a solid base of knowledge, skills, who is able and willing to learn. Primary school teachers use both traditional and new pedagogical technologies and forms of educational activities in their work, trying to develop the child’s personality as much as possible. Therefore, at present, the school is actively implementing the requirements and provisions of the new generation educational standard.
The teaching staff directs its efforts towards educating the intellectual personality of a student who has a personal position, is able to perceive and understand the values of world culture, and is ready for self-determination and self-realization in the modern conditions of a big city.
Lessons schedule in elementary school for 2021-22 academic year
Schedule of extended day groups
for 2021-2022 academic year
Schedule of the extended day for 2021-2022 Study year. download
1a students
| Day of the week | Time | Teacher | Cabinet |
| Monday | 13.00-19.00 | Loginova E.V. | 304 |
| Tuesday | 13.00-18.00 | Yastrebova O.V. | 304 |
| Medium | 14.00-19.00 | Yastrebova O.V. | 304 |
| Thursday | 13.00-18.00 | Strunova A.S. | 304 |
| Friday | 13. 00-18.00 |
Dargis I.S. | 304 |
For students of grade 1b
| Day of the week | Time | Teacher | Cabinet |
| Monday | 13.00-18.00 | Zakharova T.N. | 308 |
| Tuesday | 13.00-18.00 | Semerenko A.V. | 308 |
| Medium | 14.00-19.00 | Zakharova T.N. | 308 |
| Thursday | 13.00-19.00 | Smirnova A.V. | 308 |
| Friday | 13.00-19.00 | Loginova E.V. | 308 |
For 2nd grade students
| Weekday | Time | Teacher | Cabinet |
| Monday | 14. 00-19.00 |
Kochetkova O.E. | 305 |
| Tuesday | 14.00-19.00 | Tikhonova S.B. | 305 |
| Medium | 14.00-19.00 | Smirnova A.V. | 305 |
| Thursday | 13.00-18.00 | Kochetkova O.E. | 305 |
| Friday | 13.00-18.00 | Strunova A.S. | 305 |
For 2b grade students
| Day of the week | Time | Teacher | Cabinet |
| Monday | 14.00-19.00 | Semerenko A.V. | 306 |
| Tuesday | 13. 00-19.00 |
Strunova A.S. | 306 |
| Medium | 14.00-19.00 | Dargis I.S. | 306 |
| Thursday | 13.00-18.00 | Rusakova N.I. | 306 |
| Friday | 14.00-19.00 | Rusakova N.I. | 306 |
Schedule of extracurricular activities for the 2021-22 academic year
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Holiday work schedule may vary depending on pedagogical conferences, seminars, advanced training courses, pedagogical meetings and methodological associations.
A school speech therapist is working to prevent writing disorders in students of grades 1 and to eliminate dysgraphia (violation of written speech), dysorphography (the inability to master spelling rules against the background of violations of oral and written speech) in children of grades 2,3,4.
In the 2021 – 2022 academic year, 24 children were enrolled at the school speech therapy center
The recruitment of groups is closed.
Consultations by appointment.
You can make an appointment by phone 8 921 318 23 69 or in the consultation book.
Notebook for recording a consultation to be on the watch, at the entrance. With you – a child’s notebooks in Russian, a passport, shoe covers.
Educational complex 1, 2, 3, 4 grades GBOU secondary school No. 137 for the 2021-2022 academic year
Schools in Portugal are all about primary education. Differences from Russian schools
We have put together a guide to the best schools in Portugal: how to enroll a child in a school, how much tuition will cost and how to study for free.
How to send your child to a Portuguese school
Primary education in Portugal can be obtained not only by citizens of the country, but also by foreigners.
In most schools, students learn Portuguese, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and also receive education through international programs.
We have already talked about how the school system works in the article “Education in Portugal: Kindergartens, Schools and Universities”. Let us briefly recall the features.
Choice of school. Schools in Portugal are divided into two types: public, where teachers teach in Portuguese, and international – with programs in English. The cost of education depends on the prestige of the school and the composition of teachers: the more foreign teachers, the more expensive.
Stages of learning. Education at school consists of three stages: preparatory, basic and high school.
Preparatory classes accept children from three to five years old. Training in them is optional.
Basic school education is received for nine years, between the ages of 6 and 15. For the next three years, schoolchildren study according to the general program if they are going to enter universities, or according to the technological program if they plan to work immediately after school.
Calendar and schedule. The school year in Portuguese schools starts in mid-September. There is no fixed date: the Portuguese Ministry of Education recommends when to start studying, for example from September 15 to 20, and the school administration independently determines the date of the first classes.
Vacation dates are also not fixed. At the beginning of the academic year, they are approved by the Ministry of Education of Portugal.
Pupils have two weeks off at Christmas and Easter. Classes are closed for a week from the end of February to the beginning of March, when the Mardi Gras carnival takes place.
The longest holidays are summer holidays: they start in early July.
Lessons last 90 minutes. Classes are held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., but parents are allowed to bring their children to class by 7:30 a.m. From 17:00 to 19:00, a student can be left for an extension.
Unlike Russian schools, Portuguese schools consist of several buildings.
Students under the age of 10 study separately from senior students.
Program. At primary school, they study Portuguese, mathematics, science, music, drawing, physical education. English is studied from the third grade. Children of foreigners can attend additional free Portuguese lessons.
If parents believe that a child needs the help of a psychologist to adapt, the school provides a specialist free of charge. To apply, you must contact the class teacher.
An additional advantage of Portuguese schools is that you do not need to buy textbooks and diaries. The administration issues a QR code, according to which parents pick up textbooks from the school library or a specialized store. Diaries are also free. Parents pay only for backpacks and stationery.
Admission procedure. Children who are six years old before September are admitted to the first grade in Portugal.
Enrollment in schools opens in May. Information on the number of free places can be clarified on the school website or in the administration.
In order for a child to be enrolled in a Portuguese school, an application must be submitted electronically. Attached to the application:
- Copies of passports of the parents and the child.
- Medical certificate with vaccination information translated into Portuguese.
- Father’s or mother’s individual tax number.
- Student’s personal file.
- Two photographs for a personal file.
- Documents confirming the address of residence. For example, a certificate of ownership for an apartment or a lease agreement.
Foreign students. Families who move to Portugal from Russia need to prepare documents in advance and certify them with an apostille at the Russian Ministry of Education. To affix an apostille in Moscow, you can apply on the mos.ru website. Verification of documents takes from 5 to 45 business days.
If a student is transferred from a Russian school, you will need to receive his personal file with information about progress in subjects.
On the basis of a personal file, a student is enrolled in a suitable class.
Final exams. In the twelfth grade, students take final exams. The subjects depend on the direction that the student has chosen.
The maximum score in the exams is 20 points. Students who score 18 or 19 points in the exams pass the competition in most universities.
Dona Filipa de Lencastre Primary School for children aged 6 to 10
Source: School Dona Filipa de Lencastre (Escola Básica e Secundária D. Filipa de Lencastre)
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Private and public schools in Portugal
Portuguese schools are divided into public and private.
Public schools are free for citizens of the country and families who have received a residence permit in Portugal.
The family only pays for after-school and school lunches: from 70 to 90 € per month. If parents do not have time to take their child to classes, you can use the free school bus. The bus driver will pick up the child at home in the morning and bring him after school.
You can get a residence permit – a residence permit – in Portugal in exchange for investments.
The investor chooses one of the options: buy shares of a Portuguese company or open a deposit in a bank in the amount of €1,500,000, invest €500,000 in research activities or investment fund units, create a company with a capital of €500,000 and head office in Portugal, invest 250,000 € in the preservation of the national heritage, open a business and create 10 jobs or buy real estate in the amount of 280,000 €. Buying a home is the most popular option. The minimum investment amount is 350,000 €.
With this amount, you can buy real estate over 30 years old, which is located in the interior regions of Portugal, in Madeira or the Azores. To buy a newer object, you will need to invest from 500,000 €.
Residence permit in Portugal can also be obtained 2-3 months after the D7 visa for financially independent persons. Such a residence permit has more restrictions, for example, it is necessary to spend at least 183 days a year in the country.
In public schools, they teach according to the generally accepted secondary education program – International Baccalaureate or IB Diploma Program. Lessons are held in Portuguese. If the child does not know the language well, the school will allocate time for additional free lessons.
Children from low-income families can get help. Depending on the income of the parents, the student is given money every month to buy notebooks and pens, and they are provided with free lunches. Children from low-income families are given laptops and pay for the Internet with a monthly limit of 2 GB.
This applies not only to citizens of the country, but also to foreigners.
In public schools, classes are re-formed every year. If in Russia students move together from grade to grade, for example, from 1A to 2A and so on up to grade 11A, then in Portugal the composition of the class changes regularly. The school administration makes sure that students from the same parallel get to know each other and quickly adapt to their studies.
Cons. The main disadvantage of public schools is that you cannot choose where your child will study. Children are enrolled in schools at the place of residence of their parents or relatives who look after them.
Another disadvantage of public schools is the lack of teachers. Classes in the subject may be postponed for several months if there is no teacher.
Pros. A certificate of secondary education issued in Portugal is recognized in all EU countries. Despite problems with teachers, the level of education in public schools in Portugal is not inferior to private ones.
According to The Observer and Nova SBE business school, the best public educational institution in Portugal is the Infanta Maria School in Coimbra (Escola Secundária Infanta D. Maria). The compilers of the rating compared the average marks of students in final exams in 53
Parents can choose a regular school or a boarding school where their children study and live throughout the school year. There are also boarding houses in Portugal with separate education for boys and girls.
On average, the cost of education in private schools in Portugal varies from 200 to 10,000 € per month.
In private schools they teach according to the British GCSE and A levels programs, which meet the standards of education in the UK. The main advantage of private schools is that from 10 to 15 people are enrolled in classes so that the teacher can devote time to everyone.
Unlike public schools where the language of instruction is Portuguese, private schools teach in English, German, French and other foreign languages.
Schools are enrolled based on test results. Sometimes you need to pass an interview, for example, in a private college in Portugal, Nossa Senhora do Rosario. The college was recognized as the best educational institution by experts from the Nova SBE business school and The Observer newspaper.
Sacred Heart of Mary College (Colégio Sagrado Coração de Maria) is the best college in Portugal in mathematics, physics and chemistry.
The best schools in Lisbon
Most of the best private schools in Portugal are located in Lisbon, the capital of the country.
Moderno College. Students at Moderno College get the highest scores, with an average of 15 points. Another feature of the college is that its graduates speak English at the CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English) level, which allows them to freely communicate on any topic, read and write complex texts. To obtain a certificate, students take the Cambridge ESOL English language proficiency exam.
St Julian’s School. Students who study English and plan to enter a university in the UK choose St. Julian’s School – St. Julian’s. Children from 3 to 18 years old are taken to the school. Children study according to the British curriculum. The annual tuition fee is between €10,000 and €15,000. Lunches are additionally paid – 1400 € per year and admission to exams – 1000 €.
Carlucci School. Preparing for admission to universities in the UK and the USA and at the Carlucci American International School. Children aged 5 to 18 are accepted here. In 2016, the school received the Education Innovation Award from Hewlett-Packard.
One of the main advantages of the school is foreign teachers. Of the 67 teachers, 25 are US citizens.
To apply for admission, you will need to pay 500 €. The average cost of training is 2000 € per month. Parents also pay for lunches, a school bus and excursions – in the amount of about 2,500 € per year.
Salesianos school. If the priority is not only foreign languages, parents can choose a school based on the abilities and interests of the child. For example, the best school for humanists in Lisbon is Salesianos. According to the PUBLICO newspaper and the Catholic Business School, here is the highest level of teaching history and philosophy. Lessons at Salesianos are taught in English and Portuguese.
Sacred Heart of Mary College is for those who are interested in the exact sciences. The main bias in the program is mathematics, physics and chemistry. In these subjects, the school is among the top three in Portugal.
Russian school. If the family has recently moved to Lisbon and the child does not speak Portuguese, you can enroll him in the “First Slavic School”. So it will be easier for the student to adapt in a new country and learn the Portuguese language.
Moderno College Lisbon is in the top 3 best private schools in Portugal
Source: Colégio Moderno
The best schools in Porto
The best Portuguese college – Nossa Senhora do Rosario – is located in Porto.
It was created on the basis of the IRSCM Institute in 1849.
Teaching is conducted in English and Portuguese. Students take the Cambridge ESOL exams for English proficiency. According to the results of exams in the eighth grade, they receive an FCE (English First) certificate, in the tenth – CAE (Certificate of Advanced English), in the twelfth – CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English).
Children can choose extracurricular activities: there is a robotics club, a dance and drawing school, a sports studio, a chess club.
To enroll a child in a college, you must submit an application on the website and attach documents. After studying the documents, parents will be invited to a personal meeting. The final stage is an interview with the child to check whether his knowledge corresponds to the accepted level.
Colégio Luso-Francês is one of the top 10 schools in Portugal. The college cooperates with European and Russian institutions.
College students win international competitions in biotechnology, history, and mathematics.
In 2021, they won the “Step into the Future” competition organized by the Moscow State Technical University named after M.V. Bauman and the Russian Youth Engineering Society.
Psychologists help schoolchildren with career guidance and the choice of subjects.
Classes are taught in French and Portuguese. Schoolchildren also study Spanish and German.
The Nossa Senhora do Rosario private college is recognized as the best in Portugal
Source: Colegio Nossa Senhora do Rosario
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The best schools in the Algarve
At Aljezur International School, education is conducted according to the IGCSE program of the University of Cambridge. All students study English, as well as from 4 to 13 subjects from five groups: foreign languages, science, mathematics, art and design.
Schoolchildren are evaluated on a scale from A to G. The final grade in the subject is influenced by the points accumulated during the training, the results of tests and term papers.
A student is classified as an excellent student if grades from A to C predominate. Grades from D to G are considered satisfactory.
Aljezur International School is the leader in student achievement in the Algarve. In 2020, 36% of students received the highest score on the IGCSE test. Every year, the school arranges kayaking and open-air theatrical performances. Another feature of the Aljezur International School is that it is located in a large farmhouse.
Nobel International School is located in the Algarve, it is the oldest and largest private school in the south of Portugal. Students from 41 countries study here.
If the family lives far from the school, the child can be left on full board. In this case, schoolchildren live in a dormitory in double rooms, and their parents take them on weekends and holidays.
The school is equipped with a swimming pool, a sports ground for football and volleyball, a theater club and a music studio.
The school is divided into two campuses: national and international. At the national level, students are taught according to the program of the Ministry of Education of Portugal, at the international level – according to the program of the University of Cambridge.
Aljezur International School in the Algarve operates under the program of the University of Cambridge
Source: Aljezur International School
The best schools in Madeira
The International School of Madeira is the most prestigious on the island. Training takes place in English and Portuguese. One of the advantages of the school is that there are no more than 10 students in a class.
Education is paid, the cost depends on the age of the child. Preparatory classes accept children from 4 years old, the tuition fee is 4250 € per month. The first class is enrolled at the age of 6, the monthly fee for a first-grader is 6270 €. The maximum monthly tuition fee for children over 15 years old is 9330 €.
To enroll a child in the International School of Madeira, you need to leave an application on the website and pass an interview.
International Sharing School is another prestigious school on the island. Children study under the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, which operates in 2718 schools in 125 countries. The main goal of the program is to prepare students for admission to the best universities in the world.
Children from 5 to 11 years old are taught under the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (PYP), students aged 11 to 16 years old are taught under the Middle Years Program (MYP). Each program assumes that students choose from 3 to 5 disciplines for in-depth study. For each of these subjects, 240 teaching hours are allocated, for the rest – 150 hours.
In addition to English and Portuguese, students can choose up to five foreign languages: German, Spanish, French, Chinese or Russian.
The International School of Madeira teaches in Portuguese and English
Source: International School of Madeira
Schools in the Azores
The Manuel de Arriaga public school was founded in 1853.
This is the only school on the island of Horta.
The building was damaged twice due to earthquakes in 1926 and 1935. In September 2007, the school moved to a new building and is now considered one of the best in Europe in terms of equipment. There are 36 classrooms, seven laboratories, two computer science rooms, six workshops, a gym, a 25-meter heated swimming pool on three floors.
Pupils in Portuguese schools get the opportunity to learn foreign languages and enter universities in the UK, USA and EU countries.
The main advantage of schools in Portugal is the high level of education and accessibility. Not only citizens, but also holders of a residence permit in Portugal can study for free.
We tell you in which regions of Portugal it is allowed to buy real estate for obtaining a residence permit, where you can buy it at a 20% discount and what the year of construction of the object affects
Frequently Asked Questions school?
Yes, it is possible.
On the basis of a personal file, a suitable class will be selected. A personal file and a medical certificate with a mark on vaccinations are certified by an apostille at the Ministry of Education of Russia.
How do I enroll my child in a school in Portugal?
To enroll a child in a school in Portugal, you need to submit an application electronically on the website of the educational institution. Attached to the application:
- Copies of the passports of the parents and the child.
- Medical certificate with vaccination information translated into Portuguese.
- Individual tax number of the father or mother.
- Personal file.
- Two photographs for a personal file.
- Documents confirming the address of residence.
Some schools accept students only on the basis of interviews and tests.
When do schools open in Portugal?
Enrollment for the next academic year usually opens in May. Information about the number of places and conditions of enrollment can be found on the official website or at the school administration by phone.
Do I need to know Portuguese to study in a Portuguese school?
The child will be accepted into the school even if the child does not speak Portuguese. In public schools, extracurricular classes for foreigners are held free of charge, in private schools you can study in English and study Portuguese at the same time.
How much does it cost to study in Portuguese schools?
Education in public schools is free for citizens of the country and families who have a residence permit in Portugal. Parents pay only lunches and an extension. We tell you how to get a residence permit in Portugal for investments. The cost of education in private schools ranges from 200 to 10,000 € per month. The amount depends on the prestige of the school, the language in which the lessons are conducted, the curriculum, the teaching staff: the more foreign teachers there are, the more expensive.
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- About the School. Our history
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- Activities to the 75th anniversary of the WWII victory
- 70th anniversary of the Blocade Blocade Blocade, the 70th anniversary.
- Children and War.
- Children – Heroes of the Great Patriotic War
- Military equipment of the Second World War.
- Sturm Berlin
- Creativity of Tatarstan writers during the war years
- Materials for events dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the victory.
- References to information and educational resources
- Multimedia resources
- Medias
- Photo gallery
- 2012
- LETO COMPOSSIBLE.
- Competition “The best class teacher”
- History of one house. Presentation of 8th grade students
- Championship of the Republic of Tatarstan in sports aerobics.
- Dedicated to the Victory Day
- Victor Mazanov’s work 1В “My family’s contribution to the Victory”
- 68 years since the lifting of the siege of Leningrad
- “My family’s contribution to the victory”. The work of Aleksey Mubarakshin, a student of the 1st grade.
- Military Patriotic Olympiad.
- Healthy eating
- Voice of my heart.
- Visit to the Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- Birdhouse Day in 1st class
- Meeting with Reseda Valieva
- Shrovetide 2012
- Class 3A events
- Exhibition “Winter in the Village” Class 3A
- Meeting of students of the 3rd class, a warrior-Afghan.
- Students of the 3rd class visited excursions in the planetarium
- “Real Men”
- Activities 3e
- Spring in 3E
- Competition “Africa”
- Competition “1277
- Our achievements.
- All-Russian Olympiad for Schoolchildren in Informatics -2012
- Internship site. “Program-targeted approach to budgeting”.
- “Big break”
- III city festival “The flute sings!”
- Regional competition of banner groups
- Meeting with education workers of Nizhny Novgorod.
- Celebration at the elementary school “Wonder Child”.
- Reception of winners and prize-winners of All-Russian Olympiads and conferences.
- Show “Crazy Chemistry”
- Mom’s day in 3a
- “Zlydnin New Year”
- Wise men and clever
- Classes “Class newspaper”
- 9a class events
- Events of the 3rd quarter in 8B
- Pushkin week.
- 2012/2013 academic year
- Ruler September 1st
- Cross of Nations
- Overhaul in 2012
- On October 1-6, on the basis of MBOU “School No. 9”, an internship for teachers was held on the topic “Actual problems of implementing the Federal State Educational Standard for General Education”
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- Class hour was held in 8B class on the topic “Field of Russian Glory”
- Career guidance game “Journey through the world of professions”.
- Traditionally, a competition of crafts and drawings (4A)
- Parliamentary lessons 2012
- “Fishing for Fisherman
- Mother’s Day in grades 1-4
- 4A class, November, students’ works
- Works of class 3E
- 2c – Events for the day of mercy
- 1st grade performance
- 1A New Year’s adventure with Barsik Yuni National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan
- Class hour on the theme: “Lesson of cleanliness” 5th grade
- 9th grade paintball
- “What
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- V City festival of experts in foreign languages, competition of theatrical productions “Alice in Wonderland”, director Bobyleva T. A.
- 1st place in the Republican Olympiad in physical culture.
- From February 25 to March 2, on the basis of MBOU “School No. 9”, an internship was held for heads of schools in the Izhevsk region on the topic “Actual problems of implementing the Federal State Educational Standard of General Education: professional readiness of a teacher and leader for the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard”
- March in 4th grade
- 4th grade: March 8 and February 23
- Robotics. Seminar March 21, 2013.
- Saturday 2013( 13/04-20/04)
- Opening of the 18th Olympic Games among developmental education schools in Naberezhnye Chelny.
- Video conference with the school. Chkalov on the topic “ICT in education”
- Parliamentary lesson 2013
- “Learning for the Future”. Delegation from Kazakhstan
- 3 B Project game-task
- School camp
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- Teacher’s Day
- Grades 5b and 5c attended a sightseeing tour of the city of Kazan.
- Awarding the winners of the city essay competition. Cafe “Ciferblat”
- Saturday 19 October.
- Pushkin’s Tales
- Literary game “Victoria 2013”.
- English. Surprise lesson
- Singapore training courses. Lesson of learning in cooperation.
- Workshop
- “Formation of universal learning activities in basic school: experience and perspectives”
- Mother’s Day. 3b
- Forum .Mathematics. 11/26/13
- Achievements. Traffic light.
- Team “School 9” – took 3rd place!
- Tutor training in Orel
- Kremlevskaya Elka
- Demonstration of SMART solutions January 14, 2013
- Students of grades 2c, 2b and 2a visited the exhibition
- Festival of Chemistry
- Museum-Apartment of Musa Jalil
- All-Russian Mass Ski Race “Ski Track of Russia – 2014”
- ROBOTLAND is a reality!
- Excursion to the chemistry room.
- “Chaliapin Readings – 2014”
- Students of the 7th “B” class visited the shoe factory “Spartak”0225 Cleanliness lesson.
- “Come on boys!”
- Teleconference with gymnasium No. 39, Ufa, Bashkortostan
- Big break
- “Danone”
- Golden Hill 2014
- “STEP UP” MBOU School No. 9 Riga
- Subbotnik at school.
- Republican visiting seminar
- Museum Day
- Gabdulla Tukay Literary Museum
- Zoological Museum of KSU. 4e class.
- Farewell to the primer 1c
- Subbotnik. 2014
- Republican field seminar April 22, 2014
- Sowing plants 2v
- Tukay bairame
- “Spring is coming! Spring way!”
- Internship for physics teachers 15.05.14
- The final holiday of the elementary school “Miracle Child”.
- “Victory Day” newspaper
- Let’s bow to those great years
- The history of one exhibit
- Graduation 9th grades
- 2014/15
- Opening of the sports site
- “Update the content and teaching methods of the subject” Foreign language “in the main school in the conditions of the Federal State Educational Standard LLC 9026 9026 9026 9022
- Training “Team building and motivation”
- Subbotnik. Square on the street. Amirkhana
- “We and space”
- Subbotnik. Autumn 2014. School.
- Kindergarten
- Halloween
- Halloween in secondary school
- Boldino 3a
- Lesson Lesson 9022 Excursion.
- Kazan for the “New Wave”!
- Visiting grade 2b of kindergarten No. 145
- Students of grades 1a,b,c,d, 2a,b,c congratulated the school on the upcoming 2015.
- 1 A celebrates the New Year
- New Year’s performances in grades 3–4th grades
- “Communicative competencies as a means of improving the quality of education”
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- In the memory of the Musa Jalil
- City elementary school students, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the victory.
- Topiary
- Dramatization of Amirkhan Eniki’s story “Who sang?”0226
- Grade 1 B took an active part in the environmental environmental educational campaign for schoolchildren “Starlings have arrived”
- School students take an active part in cleaning and landscaping the school grounds and the park along F. Amirkhan Ave.
- Mediles to veterans, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Victory
- “Miracle Chado”
- 2015/2016
- New Year in junior school
- Golden puck1277
- Such a young Nutcracker
- Pushkin’s fairy tales
- Lesson “Stories on asphalt”
- Visit to the E.A. Boratynsky
- Victorin dedicated to the tales of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
- 1 B grade: Excursion to “Kidpace” – City of professions
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- A team of students of the 7th class took the oath of the Yunarmeyts in the class
- The project “Get acquainted: Novo-Savinovsky district” is represented by students and parents of the 3rd class, headed by the class teacher Kamaleeva T.I.
- Holiday dedicated to the Mother’s Day
- Pretens of the USE 2017
- “Book adventures”
- Charity Festival KOPOCE PHOSOF PHOSU
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- Interregional meeting of educational institutions of the Volga Regions
- Memo “Your safety in railway transport”.
- VIII International Distance Olympiad “Great Rivers of the World”
- Last Friday, 1B class guys and class teacher Elizaveta Vladimirovna Plyasina defended class group projects “New Year in different countries”
- Military Patriotic Games
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- New Year’s Charity Fair of school business companies of Tatarstan
- Russian matryoshka in papier-mâché technique
- My favorite book
- 5 Day of military glory Battle of Stalingrad
- Regional stage of the Spartakiad in military applied sports
- Formation of ideas of peace, friendship and harmony in the sphere of interethnic relations.
- Golden puck 2018
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- Star of the year 2018 (10th)
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In August, about half a million primary and secondary school students across Switzerland sat down at their desks. A new academic year has begun in the country. Every third of these guys is a foreigner, and even more were born in mixed families. Therefore, for many parents, the Swiss school is also something completely new and unusual, sometimes radically different from the school of their childhood. How do they deal with culture shock?
“In India, only the best students are praised. Shy and uncommunicative children are often ignored by teachers. But Swiss teachers do their best to take into account the individual characteristics of each child.
” Rubin* is originally from India, she now lives in the canton of Vaud, and she is just happy that her children can go to school in Switzerland. Lynn came to Switzerland from China. She was pleasantly surprised that the Swiss school thinks of everything: “Here they even offer us scissors and left-handed laptops!” Show more
On the other hand, Munira, a Lebanese mother living in the canton of Friborg, has a completely different impression. Five months before the first day of school, the family received a letter from the local RONO listing everything that the child should already know and be able to do. Among the competencies required are the ability to use scissors, the ability to tie shoelaces, and the understanding of the need to … flush after using the toilet.
At first glance, all these are quite elementary skills, but let us remind you that junior school classes in Switzerland are similar to kindergarten and children from the age of 4 go there! “On this list, there were two dozen skills in total.
I got the impression from him that the school needs a herd of obedient sheep doing the same thing,” says Munira, not without sarcasm. Adrienne Berger, educator in charge of migrant children’s schooling at the Friborg Cantonal Public Education Office (DICS), is puzzled by this reaction. “These letters are sent solely for the purpose of starting a dialogue with the parents of our future students. It is not about the requirements that will be imposed on children immediately on the threshold of school, but about the ways in which parents can prepare their children for school, thereby facilitating a change of scenery for them, ”she clarifies.
For the same purpose, in order to quickly inform parents, to inform them in detail and, if necessary, to support them at various stages of schooling, the Canton of Friborg, together with the Cantonal Higher School of Applied Sciences, has also issued four documentary short filmsExternal link in 11 languages. At the center of these films are the peculiarities of the school system in the canton of Friborg.
And they unobtrusively show the daily life of Swiss schoolchildren. Language first
“I remember that at the beginning of my son’s first day of school, the principal of the school gave a welcoming speech that lasted for 45 minutes! And if he devoted the first 15 minutes to greetings, then for another half hour he talked about the measures that the school is taking to help the weakest students, ”says a mother from China. She was deeply impressed by how the school takes care of children who find it difficult to learn. Fadel, a Moroccan father who lives in the canton of Bern, confirms her words: “If you take compulsory schooling in Switzerland, then first of all I would note the attention paid to lagging children who grasp knowledge more slowly than others.”
“Wherever a migrant child comes from, no matter what culture he belongs to, the most important thing for us is to help him master the language in which teaching is conducted,” emphasizes Adrienne Bergère.
According to her observations, students who do not speak the language of a given canton take on average two years to become fluent in it. And in order to bring it to the level of the native language – from five to seven years. To the great surprise of the Swiss mother, it turned out that the school has two types of scissors: for right-handers and separately for left-handers. swissinfo.ch
As early as kindergarten (i.e. primary school for children aged 4-5), the Swiss education authorities offer the opportunity to take advantage of regular classes, the purpose of which is to support children who have not yet mastered the language of instruction sufficiently. And parents appreciate it. Children start intensive learning to read and write from the first year of primary school (the so-called 3H level). Since this year is considered a key year, it is not uncommon for teachers to recommend that one of the children stay for a second year, or, as it is politically correct called here, “extend” the first year.
“It is better to do this at the beginning of the school year, it would be better to avoid repetition in the middle of the school cycle. However, the final decision remains with the parents,” says Adrienne Bergère. “Come on, neither the principal of the school, nor the government official who advises on education, no one can make a decision against your will,” says Munira with admiration, regretting that often migrant parents, feeling insecure away from their homeland, almost blindly trust official educational bodies instead of acting on their own.
What are geeks to do?
While many express concern that their children are falling behind the school curriculum, other foreign parents worry about something completely different. This is Jia, a Chinese mother from the Canton of St. Gallen. Her 8-year-old son, since he started elementary school, has been constantly suffering from headaches. “The problem is that he learns too fast and then he just dries out of boredom at school,” his mother says.
She believes that schools in Switzerland pay too little attention to talented, unusually gifted children. “In China, for example, there are special classes and programs for geeks at every level of education.” Just like Gia, in Switzerland, many foreign parents find it expedient not to drag along with everyone and immediately transfer their child to the next class. Gia eventually did just that, however, her son’s situation did not improve at all.
Cantons and school education
Recall that education in Switzerland is the responsibility of the subjects of the federation, the cantons, and therefore in each of them the school system can be arranged in completely different ways.
In order to ensure the objectively necessary degree of unification of educational programs and standards, the HarmoS project was launched in Switzerland. In the Confederation, such projects are called “concordat” . At the center of this kind of contractual relationship is the mechanism of voluntary accession to a particular project of the subjects of the federation, who are convinced of its, the project, objective usefulness.
In Switzerland, inter-cantonal concordats replace the top-down system of command and control that is characteristic of centrally organized state-political systems. The HarmoS Education Concordat entered into force in 2009 after the minimum number of cantons joined it.
Since then, in most cantons, compulsory kindergarten (level 1H-2H) is attended by children at the age of 4: thus, the period of compulsory schooling has increased from 9years immediately up to 11 years, which was not always and everywhere perceived positively.
One way or another, at present in most cantons in Switzerland there is an 11-year course, which is divided into 4 cycles or stages:
– 2 years in kindergarten (1H-2H)
– 2 years in primary school (3H-4H),
– 4 years in Upper Secondary School (5H-8H),
– 3 years in High School (9H-11H).
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“Jumping over a class is not always the best solution. Not only academic performance should be taken into account.
You also need to think about factors such as the process of socialization and the development of personal maturity, ”explains Adrienne Berger. “A child, albeit with a very developed intellect, still has a degree of maturity corresponding to his real age. Studying in the society of older schoolchildren can only complicate the process of his socialization. In order for the child to find friends and feel good in the class, it would be optimal for him not to change the class, but to offer him a program that is more in line with his abilities and needs. Several schools in the canton of Friborg have already organized courses for children with above-average intellectual potential. “However, the Swiss comprehensive school is not yet in a position to develop a special curriculum for such children,” admits Adrienne Bergé, recalling that such schools are designed primarily to guarantee a quality education for the majority of children. Gia understands this well. “Primary schools in Switzerland are very good, especially if you have an ordinary child, such a strong average child,” she says.
As a result, she and her husband decided to send their son to a private school, which would cost them dearly. Passion of the Lord!
But this family has a completely different problem. Hannah, an English mother, still does not know how to resolve it. What should an atheist family do if their daughter is enrolled in a school in the canton of Bern, where religion is taught as a compulsory curriculum? Some children receive exemption from them, but the only alternative then is the need to do additional homework while sitting in the school corridor, most often alone. Therefore, Hannah’s daughter decided to stay in the class for the religion lessons, which were taught by a very religious teacher.
As a result, one day the girl returned home in tears. “She said that, according to the teacher, those who do not believe in God will go straight to hell. And she was very scared for me, ”says her mother. Another time, Hannah’s daughter could not calmly listen to the retelling of the sufferings of Christ by the same teacher.
“This is too bloody scenario for children 6-7 years old. My daughter was sitting in the classroom and secretly wiping her tears!” Nevertheless, Hanna did not apply to the directorate. “One mother has already done this, and to no avail. What’s the point then?” Show more
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“In case of problems, parents should not be silent,” says Adrienne Bergé. If you cannot find a common language with teachers, then you should contact the director or the school inspector. In addition, schools usually have a parent committee. “Even if they do not always agree among themselves, teachers and parents, nevertheless, are always determined in the end to ensure the good of the child. But for this, everyone must go his own half way.
This is exactly what a mother from Russia has in mind. “We often here in Switzerland recall our own experience of studying at school, compare school subjects with what our children go through at home.
And you can often hear the opinion that, they say, children here are learning mathematics “wrongly”, that they do not do this or that. But do not forget that, in the end, our children will have to live in Switzerland. Therefore, the school must first of all prepare them for the Swiss future, and it does an excellent job with this function.” *All parents’ names have been changed, their real editorial names are known.
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Residents of Zelenograd ask to expel officials from the kindergarten
Three elementary health schools and two special schools will cease to exist in Zelenograd.
Local officials attribute this reorganization to improved spending efficiency and promise to transfer elementary schools to kindergartens, while the fate of special schools for difficult teenagers is still unknown. Residents of the metropolitan area are indignant and demand that officials start with themselves and vacate the kindergarten occupied by the local education department. Starting from 2011, three elementary schools will be reorganized in Zelenograd – No. 1702 (14th microdistrict), No. 1703 (Birch Alley), No. 1704 (3rd microdistrict) and two special schools in the 4th microdistrict – No. 1710 and No. 8, said the head of the district education department Anna Haleva. Local residents who contacted the editors of GZT .RU have somewhat different information. They fear that only elementary schools will be reorganized, while two special schools will simply be closed and their fate has not yet been determined.
According to GZT.RU Nikolay Kazusev, the father of three children (his daughter is in the fourth grade and his son is in the first grade of school No.
1703), it became known about the closure of their school on November 25 at the Mother’s Day holiday. Our teachers told us the latest news, everyone was very nervous. I immediately wrote a letter to the Internet reception of the prefect of Zelenograd. It was never published in the following days. Moderators haven’t let him in for a week now. The same story with the local education department, – says Nikolay Kazusev.
I don’t understand why our „health school” should be closed. Great team, extended service until 18:00, many medical procedures. I already planned to send my youngest son to her, who will soon go to school. As I managed to find out, we will be merged with a regular school and there will be no extension there. The teachers, as I understand it, will most likely move to a new school, and the teachers will simply be fired, – Nikolai is sure.
Health schools Elementary schools #1702, #1703 and #1704 operate full-time and have the status of a health school.
School No. 1704 teaches children with visual impairments. On the basis of the institution, a day hospital for children’s polyclinic No. 84 operates. Children receive ophthalmic, physiotherapeutic treatment, massage, exercise therapy, herbal medicine, electrosleep. After the reorganization of schools in Zelenograd, there will be one full-day elementary school – No. 1701 in the 11th microdistrict. Olga Larionova, the former head of the Department of Education in Moscow, also explained the reorganization of small-class schools with questions of economy Source GZT.RU
Schools are being closed for the sake of cost efficiency
The reason for school closures is primarily the need to increase the efficiency of maintenance costs and the upcoming transition to a new wage system. Anna Haleva also does not exclude the possibility that three primary schools (No. 1702, No. 1703 and No. 1704) will be converted into kindergartens.
The official argues that the buildings were originally built specifically for kindergartens, but then they were redesigned for primary schools at a time when there was a sharp decrease in the number of preschool children.
Local officials expect over 600 places for preschoolers waiting in line for a place in kindergarten. According to official information, at the moment there is a shortage of places in Zelenograd kindergartens of 1.5 thousand (another kindergarten is being built in the 9th microdistrict).
Gryzlov promised to place 1.7 million children in kindergartens in a year At the moment, about 1.7 million children in Russia cannot go to kindergarten. After Russian President Medvedev addressed his children’s message to the Federal Assembly, State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov said that it was possible to eliminate queues in kindergartens in just a year.
Nikolay Kazusev wonders why three Zelenograd schools were recognized as undergraded. Maybe 300 people in each school are not recruited, but in all the parallels of our school in classes of 25-30 children, he says.
According to GZT.RU, by 2012 about 90 small schools will be reorganized in Moscow.
Olga Larionova called the protests of parents and teachers of the closed schools far-fetched Source GZT.
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0004 Officials claim that they have provided for various options for reorganization, depending on the characteristics of a particular school and the wishes of its leadership.
We understand all the difficulties that the teaching staff of these schools, students and parents will have to endure. The district department of education will do everything possible so that the forms and technologies that have been developed over the years of work by the teams of these educational institutions are preserved,” the head of the department said on one of the Zelenograd information portals.
Anna Haleva said that she plans to personally meet with parents and school teachers and answer all questions.
Officials will answer The schedule of parent meetings with the participation of Anna Haleva and school leaders: December 13, 2010 at 17:00 a meeting for parents of students in grades 1-3 of elementary school No. 1704 will be held. The meeting will be held on the basis of school No.
609 (building 314) on December 14, 2010 at 17:00 – a meeting for parents of students in grades 1-3 of elementary school No. 1703 on the basis of school No. 1710 (building 428a) on December 15, 2010 at 17:00: 00 – a meeting for parents of students in grades 1-3 of elementary school No. 1702 on the basis of school No. 1149(building 1464). GZT .RU could not find out which schools children and teachers will go to. The press secretary of the Department of Education Alexander Gavrilov told GZT .RU that all the information is in the district. However, neither Anna Haleva nor her deputy, Alexander Petrakov, are available for comment yet.
The department of Isaac Kalina does not comment on their plans for five schools Zelenograd0003
Parents of children from three primary schools, meanwhile, are preparing for active protests.
The idea is to urgently meet at the prefecture or the department of education. However, so far everything is limited to kitchen conversations.
So far, it has not been possible to unite: some have a job, and some lack an elementary legal education necessary to defend their interests, says Nikolai Kazusev. The parent community is also going to raise the question why the Zelenograd Education Department will not start solving the problem with kindergartens from itself: officials have been occupying the kindergarten building for many years.
Lyudmila Shvetsova about the situation with small-grade schools
Protests in connection with the closure of small-grade schools Before the new academic year, hundreds of Moscow children could find themselves in front of the closed doors of their schools. In order to eliminate the waiting list for kindergartens, the city authorities decided to reorganize several educational institutions. In four districts of the capital, parents also began to prepare for protests. The head of the social complex of the mayor’s office, Lyudmila Shvetsova, then assured in an interview with GZT.
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” Rubin* is originally from India, she now lives in the canton of Vaud, and she is just happy that her children can go to school in Switzerland. Lynn came to Switzerland from China. She was pleasantly surprised that the Swiss school thinks of everything: “Here they even offer us scissors and left-handed laptops!” 
I got the impression from him that the school needs a herd of obedient sheep doing the same thing,” says Munira, not without sarcasm. 
And they unobtrusively show the daily life of Swiss schoolchildren. 
According to her observations, students who do not speak the language of a given canton take on average two years to become fluent in it. And in order to bring it to the level of the native language – from five to seven years. 
You also need to think about factors such as the process of socialization and the development of personal maturity, ”explains Adrienne Berger. “A child, albeit with a very developed intellect, still has a degree of maturity corresponding to his real age. Studying in the society of older schoolchildren can only complicate the process of his socialization. In order for the child to find friends and feel good in the class, it would be optimal for him not to change the class, but to offer him a program that is more in line with his abilities and needs. 
As a result, she and her husband decided to send their son to a private school, which would cost them dearly. 
“This is too bloody scenario for children 6-7 years old. My daughter was sitting in the classroom and secretly wiping her tears!” Nevertheless, Hanna did not apply to the directorate. “One mother has already done this, and to no avail. What’s the point then?” 
And you can often hear the opinion that, they say, children here are learning mathematics “wrongly”, that they do not do this or that. But do not forget that, in the end, our children will have to live in Switzerland. Therefore, the school must first of all prepare them for the Swiss future, and it does an excellent job with this function.” 
Local officials attribute this reorganization to improved spending efficiency and promise to transfer elementary schools to kindergartens, while the fate of special schools for difficult teenagers is still unknown. Residents of the metropolitan area are indignant and demand that officials start with themselves and vacate the kindergarten occupied by the local education department. 
1703), it became known about the closure of their school on November 25 at the Mother’s Day holiday. 
School No. 1704 teaches children with visual impairments. On the basis of the institution, a day hospital for children’s polyclinic No. 84 operates. Children receive ophthalmic, physiotherapeutic treatment, massage, exercise therapy, herbal medicine, electrosleep. After the reorganization of schools in Zelenograd, there will be one full-day elementary school – No. 1701 in the 11th microdistrict. 
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609 (building 314) on December 14, 2010 at 17:00 – a meeting for parents of students in grades 1-3 of elementary school No. 1703 on the basis of school No. 1710 (building 428a) on December 15, 2010 at 17:00: 00 – a meeting for parents of students in grades 1-3 of elementary school No. 1702 on the basis of school No. 1149(building 1464). 
So far, it has not been possible to unite: some have a job, and some lack an elementary legal education necessary to defend their interests, says Nikolai Kazusev. 
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