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Vesting Schedule
33%
YR 1
33%
YR 2
22%
YR 3
12%
YR 4
Stock Type
RSU
At Google, Main RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule:
33% vests in the 1st-year (2. 75% monthly)
33% vests in the 2nd-year (2.75% monthly)
22% vests in the 3rd-year (1.83% monthly)
12% vests in the 4th-year (1.00% monthly)
Google commonly refers to RSU as GSU (Google Stock Unit). Although the name is different, it is the same as RSU’s. Google’s Vesting Schedule may vary between monthly and quarterly vesting depending on the number of shares you recieve: less than 32 GSUs (Annually), 32 – 63 GSUs (Semi-annually), 64 – 159 GSUs (Quarterly) and 160+ GSUs (Monthly).
50%
YR 1
28%
YR 2
12%
YR 3
10%
YR 4
Stock Type
RSU
At Google, Main RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule:
50% vests in the 1st-year (4.17% monthly)
28% vests in the 2nd-year (2.33% monthly)
12% vests in the 3rd-year (1.00% monthly)
10% vests in the 4th-year (0.83% monthly)
Google commonly refers to RSU as GSU (Google Stock Unit). Although the name is different, it is the same as RSU’s. Google’s Vesting Schedule may vary between monthly and quarterly vesting depending on the number of shares you recieve: less than 32 GSUs (Annually), 32 – 63 GSUs (Semi-annually), 64 – 159 GSUs (Quarterly) and 160+ GSUs (Monthly).
36%
YR 1
28%
YR 2
20%
YR 3
16%
YR 4
Stock Type
RSU
At Google, Main RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule:
36% vests in the 1st-year (3.00% monthly)
28% vests in the 2nd-year (2.33% monthly)
20% vests in the 3rd-year (1.67% monthly)
16% vests in the 4th-year (1.33% monthly)
Google commonly refers to RSU as GSU (Google Stock Unit). Although the name is different, it is the same as RSU’s. Google’s Vesting Schedule may vary between monthly and quarterly vesting depending on the number of shares you recieve: less than 32 GSUs (Annually), 32 – 63 GSUs (Semi-annually), 64 – 159 GSUs (Quarterly) and 160+ GSUs (Monthly).
40%
YR 1
28%
YR 2
20%
YR 3
12%
YR 4
Stock Type
RSU
At Google, Main RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule:
40% vests in the 1st-year (3.33% monthly)
28% vests in the 2nd-year (2.33% monthly)
20% vests in the 3rd-year (1.67% monthly)
12% vests in the 4th-year (1.00% monthly)
Google commonly refers to RSU as GSU (Google Stock Unit). Although the name is different, it is the same as RSU’s. Google’s Vesting Schedule may vary between monthly and quarterly vesting depending on the number of shares you recieve: less than 32 GSUs (Annually), 32 – 63 GSUs (Semi-annually), 64 – 159 GSUs (Quarterly) and 160+ GSUs (Monthly).
25%
YR 1
25%
YR 2
25%
YR 3
25%
YR 4
Stock Type
RSU
At Google, Main RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule:
25% vests in the 1st-year (2. 08% monthly)
25% vests in the 2nd-year (2.08% monthly)
25% vests in the 3rd-year (2.08% monthly)
25% vests in the 4th-year (2.08% monthly)
Google commonly refers to RSU as GSU (Google Stock Unit). Although the name is different, it is the same as RSU’s. Google’s Vesting Schedule may vary between monthly and quarterly vesting depending on the number of shares you recieve: less than 32 GSUs (Annually), 32 – 63 GSUs (Semi-annually), 64 – 159 GSUs (Quarterly) and 160+ GSUs (Monthly).
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Enterprise Account Executive, Southeast
Dataiku
Atlanta, GA
13 hours ago
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Dataiku
Remote
2 days ago
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Dataiku
Tampa Bay, FL
2 days ago
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Dataiku
San Francisco, CA
2 days ago
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Philadelphia, PA
2 days ago
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Dataiku
Nashville, TN
2 days ago
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Dataiku
Milwaukee, WI
2 days ago
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Miami, FL
2 days ago
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Los Angeles, CA
2 days ago
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Dataiku
Indianapolis, IN
2 days ago
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Houston, TX
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Houston, TX
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Account Executive Salary ranges
The most common Account Executive salary in US is between $80k – $90k.
Average Account Executive Salary by Company Size
People with the job title Account Executive make the most at companies with 201-500 employees, earning $91,706 on average.
Account Executive Salary by gender
The average Account Executive salary for women is $95,037 and the average Account Executive salary for men is $93,302.
Account Executive Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a Account Executive with 7+ years of experience is $121,136. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $56,874.
Skills that affect Account Executive salaries in US
1
Account Development
10% have this skill
2
Account Management
2% have this skill
3
Cold Calling
2% have this skill
4
Client Relations
1% have this skill
5
Sales Strategy
1% have this skill
6
Software Sales
1% have this skill
Recent Account Executive salaries in US
$95,000
Yearly Salary
A Mid-Market Account Manager reported a yearly salary of $95,000
7+ Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
San Francisco, CA
$60,000
Yearly Salary
A Senior Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $60,000 with +$83,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Remote
$150,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $150,000 with +$150,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
201-500 Employees
Colorado, CO
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A New Market AE reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$85,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Male
201-500 Employees
Chicago, IL
$155,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $155,000 with +$155,000 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Female
201-500 Employees
Chicago, IL
$150,000
Yearly Salary
A Senior Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $150,000 with +$90,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Female
51-200 Employees
Remote
$75,000
Yearly Salary
A Senior Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $75,000 with +$20,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
201-500 Employees
Austin, TX
$105,000
Yearly Salary
A Enterprise Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $105,000 with +$35,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
201-500 Employees
Remote
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A Mid Market Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $70,000 with +$70,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
201-500 Employees
Seattle, WA
$140,000
Yearly Salary
A Major Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $140,000 with +$140,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
501-1,000 Employees
Boston, MA
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2022 Account Executive Salary in New York (Updated Daily)
Account Executive jobs in New York
314
Account Executive
StrongArm Technologies
Greater NYC Area
2 weeks ago
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Enterprise Account Executive, Southeast
Dataiku
Remote
2 days ago
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Commercial Account Executive
Dataiku
Remote
1 week ago
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Account Executive
Integral Ad Science
Remote
4 days ago
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Account Executive
Foursquare
Greater NYC Area
6 days ago
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Account Executive
Integral Ad Science
Greater NYC Area
1 week ago
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Account Executive
Ampersand
Greater NYC Area
1 week ago
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Account Executive
Luxury Presence
Greater NYC Area
3 weeks ago
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Enterprise Account Executive, Territory Accounts
Braze
Remote
5 hours ago
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Account Executive, Mid-Market
Braze
Greater NYC Area
5 hours ago
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Account Executive, Enterprise Strategic
Braze
Greater NYC Area
5 hours ago
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Amplify
Greater NYC Area
13 hours ago
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Account Executive Salary ranges
The most common Account Executive salary in New York is between $90k – $100k.
Average Account Executive Salary by Company Size
People with the job title Account Executive make the most at companies with 501-1,000 employees, earning $107,952 on average.
Account Executive Salary by gender
The average Account Executive salary for women is $103,132 and the average Account Executive salary for men is $97,638.
Account Executive Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a Account Executive with 7+ years of experience is $133,066. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $61,667.
Average Sales salaries in New York
Job Title
Average Salary
Salary Range
Inside Sales Representative
$55,316
Min: $35K
Max: $115K
Sales Development Representative
$58,373
Min: $31K
Max: $150K
Business Development Representative
$62,884
Min: $40K
Max: $171K
Inside Sales Manager
$71,563
Min: $50K
Max: $90K
Sales Operations Analyst
$75,987
Min: $50K
Max: $110K
Account Manager
$93,732
Min: $50K
Max: $232K
Account Executive
$100,157
Min: $35K
Max: $200K
Client Success Manager
$100,538
Min: $35K
Max: $225K
Sales Operations Manager
$118,617
Min: $50K
Max: $180K
Sales Manager
$121,186
Min: $65K
Max: $200K
Business Development Manager
$123,013
Min: $50K
Max: $210K
Sales Engineer
$135,782
Min: $46K
Max: $250K
Director of Customer Success
$147,846
Min: $78K
Max: $230K
Sales Director
$155,468
Min: $80K
Max: $271K
Vice President of Sales
$197,444
Min: $120K
Max: $300K
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer)
$245,231
Min: $70K
Max: $375K
Skills that affect Account Executive salaries in New York
1
Cold Calling
7% have this skill
2
Account Management
7% have this skill
3
Client Relations
7% have this skill
4
Sales Strategy
7% have this skill
5
Prospecting
7% have this skill
6
Customer Relationship Management
6% have this skill
Recent Account Executive salaries in New York
$117,500
Yearly Salary
A Mid Market Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $117,500 with +$117,500 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Male
1,000+ Employees
New York
$120,000
Yearly Salary
A ITSC reported a yearly salary of $120,000 with +$150,000 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York
$150,000
Yearly Salary
A Strategic Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $150,000 with +$60,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Female
201-500 Employees
New York
$75,600
Yearly Salary
A Home Advisor reported a yearly salary of $75,600 with +$40,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York
1-5 Reports
$75,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $75,000
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
New York
$75,000
Yearly Salary
A Business Development Associate reported a yearly salary of $75,000 with +$30,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
New York
1-5 Reports
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$180,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
New York
$84,000
Yearly Salary
A AE – Enterprise reported a yearly salary of $84,000 with +$10,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
201-500 Employees
New York
1-5 Reports
$100,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $100,000 with +$50,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
New York
$90,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $90,000 with +$90,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
New York
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2022 Account Executive Salary in Chicago (Updated Daily)
Account Executive jobs in Chicago
116
Account Executive
Integral Ad Science
Chicago
4 days ago
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Account Executive
Built In
Chicago
6 days ago
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Account Executive
PerkSpot
Chicago
2 weeks ago
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Senior Sales Executive
Origami Risk
Chicago
2 weeks ago
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Account Executive, Mid-Market
Braze
Chicago
1 day ago
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Global Enterprise Account Executive
VelocityEHS
Chicago
3 days ago
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VelocityEHS
Chicago
3 days ago
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Account Executive, Mid-Market
Braze
Chicago
3 days ago
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Account Executive, Commercial
Braze
Chicago
5 days ago
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National Account Executive
Snapsheet
Chicago
1 week ago
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Account Executive (Future Consideration)
Cisco Meraki
Chicago
1 week ago
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Account Executive, SMB
Braze
Chicago
2 weeks ago
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Account Executive Salary ranges
The most common Account Executive salary in Chicago is between $70k – $80k.
Average Account Executive Salary by Company Size
People with the job title Account Executive make the most at companies with 201-500 employees, earning $90,867 on average.
Account Executive Salary by gender
The average Account Executive salary for women is $87,474 and the average Account Executive salary for men is $88,676.
Account Executive Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a Account Executive with 7+ years of experience is $110,196. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $59,100.
Average Sales salaries in Chicago
Job Title
Average Salary
Salary Range
Sales Development Representative
$52,789
Min: $35K
Max: $75K
Business Development Representative
$61,020
Min: $40K
Max: $165K
Inside Sales Representative
$61,600
Min: $40K
Max: $115K
Account Manager
$78,172
Min: $40K
Max: $170K
Sales Operations Analyst
$80,467
Min: $55K
Max: $150K
Inside Sales Manager
$86,083
Min: $60K
Max: $102K
Client Success Manager
$86,129
Min: $54K
Max: $190K
Account Executive
$88,076
Min: $40K
Max: $213K
Sales Manager
$95,706
Min: $48K
Max: $150K
Business Development Manager
$99,861
Min: $65K
Max: $185K
Sales Operations Manager
$108,542
Min: $70K
Max: $150K
Sales Engineer
$115,912
Min: $84K
Max: $220K
Director of Customer Success
$133,887
Min: $60K
Max: $195K
Sales Director
$144,074
Min: $60K
Max: $320K
Vice President of Sales
$177,599
Min: $85K
Max: $275K
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer)
$212,692
Min: $100K
Max: $250K
Skills that affect Account Executive salaries in Chicago
1
Account Development
6% have this skill
2
Account Management
6% have this skill
3
Sales Strategy
6% have this skill
4
Client Relations
6% have this skill
5
Prospecting
6% have this skill
6
Salesforce
6% have this skill
Recent Account Executive salaries in Chicago
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A Recruitment Consultant reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$20,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
Chicago
1-5 Reports
$60,000
Yearly Salary
A Insurance Advisor reported a yearly salary of $60,000 with +$25,000 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Chicago
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$80,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
1,000+ Employees
Chicago
$60,000
Yearly Salary
A SMB AE reported a yearly salary of $60,000 with +$60,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
501-1,000 Employees
Chicago
1-5 Reports
$105,000
Yearly Salary
A Enterprise AE reported a yearly salary of $105,000 with +$105,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
201-500 Employees
Chicago
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A Senior Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$100,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
11-50 Employees
Chicago
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A Account & Recruitment Executive reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$120,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
11-50 Employees
Chicago
$119,000
Yearly Salary
A Consultant reported a yearly salary of $119,000 with +$11,900 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Male
1,000+ Employees
Chicago
$130,000
Yearly Salary
A Sr. Director, Sales reported a yearly salary of $130,000 with +$200,000 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Male
11-50 Employees
Chicago
$130,000
Yearly Salary
A Enterprise Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $130,000 with +$130,000 in additional cash compensation
7+ Years of Experience
Male
201-500 Employees
Chicago
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The typical google account executive salary is £52,989 per year.
Average google account executive yearly pay in the united states is approximately $119,098, which is 80% above the national average.
Job titles (1) account executive median $142,715 10.
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50% vests in the 1st year (4.17% every month), 28% in the 2nd year (2.33% every month), 12% in the 3rd year (1% every month).
Google account manager average salary is $90,790, median salary is $85,000 with a salary range from $66,500 to $140,000.
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2022 Account Executive Salary in Boston (Updated Daily)
Account Executive jobs in Boston
206
Enterprise Account Executive, Southeast
Dataiku
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Dataiku
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Greater Boston Area
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Dataiku
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Commercial Account Executive
LogRocket
Greater Boston Area
1 week ago
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Enterprise Account Executive
LogRocket
Greater Boston Area
2 months ago
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Account Executive
Forward Financing
Greater Boston Area
5 hours ago
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Account Executive
Formlabs
Somerville
1 week ago
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CarGurus
Cambridge
1 week ago
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Remote
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Arcadia
Greater Boston Area
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Account Executive Salary ranges
The most common Account Executive salary in Boston is between $80k – $90k.
Average Account Executive Salary by Company Size
People with the job title Account Executive make the most at companies with 1,000+ employees, earning $106,756 on average.
Account Executive Salary by gender
The average Account Executive salary for women is $81,819 and the average Account Executive salary for men is $89,497.
Account Executive Salary by Years of Experience
The average salary for a Account Executive with 7+ years of experience is $111,500. The average salary for <1 year of experience is $58,750.
Average Sales salaries in Boston
Job Title
Average Salary
Salary Range
Sales Development Representative
$52,544
Min: $35K
Max: $130K
Business Development Representative
$53,592
Min: $10K
Max: $112K
Inside Sales Representative
$56,728
Min: $40K
Max: $100K
Sales Operations Analyst
$72,982
Min: $48K
Max: $97K
Account Manager
$83,061
Min: $45K
Max: $150K
Inside Sales Manager
$85,374
Min: $66K
Max: $97K
Account Executive
$86,540
Min: $45K
Max: $230K
Client Success Manager
$89,437
Min: $43K
Max: $185K
Business Development Manager
$101,370
Min: $42K
Max: $170K
Sales Manager
$105,070
Min: $23K
Max: $200K
Sales Operations Manager
$121,223
Min: $80K
Max: $193K
Sales Engineer
$122,661
Min: $64K
Max: $212K
Director of Customer Success
$131,870
Min: $83K
Max: $190K
Sales Director
$146,203
Min: $80K
Max: $300K
Vice President of Sales
$186,100
Min: $115K
Max: $275K
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer)
$236,875
Min: $175K
Max: $300K
Skills that affect Account Executive salaries in Boston
1
Account Development
12% have this skill
2
Prospecting
12% have this skill
3
Cold Calling
11% have this skill
4
Account Management
11% have this skill
5
Client Relations
10% have this skill
6
Sales Strategy
10% have this skill
Recent Account Executive salaries in Boston
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A Team Lead – Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$45,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
501-1,000 Employees
Boston
1-5 Reports
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A Commercial AE reported a yearly salary of $70,000 with +$55,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
51-200 Employees
Boston
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$40,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Boston
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A Sales reported a yearly salary of $70,000 with +$70,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
501-1,000 Employees
Boston
1-5 Reports
$102,000
Yearly Salary
A Major Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $102,000 with +$102,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Prefer not to say
1,000+ Employees
Boston
$65,000
Yearly Salary
A Commercial Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $65,000 with +$45,000 in additional cash compensation
1-3 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
Boston
$120,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $120,000 with +$10,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Male
51-200 Employees
Boston
$85,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $85,000 with +$10,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Female
51-200 Employees
Boston
1-5 Reports
$70,000
Yearly Salary
A Upper SMB Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $70,000 with +$75,000 in additional cash compensation
3-5 Years of Experience
Female
1,000+ Employees
Boston
$80,000
Yearly Salary
A Account Executive reported a yearly salary of $80,000 with +$80,000 in additional cash compensation
5-7 Years of Experience
Male
1,000+ Employees
Boston
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Account manager: everything about the profession from skills to salary — Work.ua
Who to be
An account manager is someone who works with the company’s clients and ensures their loyalty, fulfillment of all the tasks required by the client, finds an individual approach to each customer, maintains good relations with him (even after the completion of the project), offers him new services and products .
What an account manager does
In fact, the account manager is the captain of the ship. He is always up to date with the project: what needs to be done, when the client expects the result and in what form.
Therefore, he accompanies the customer from the beginning of the project to its completion. In particular, it favorably presents the services of the company to the client, concludes agreements as a result of positive business meetings. Then he organizes the production process: from developing a plan and collecting information to monitoring the work of performers and other specialists.
In addition, the account manager must provide the client with the necessary information on the project in a timely manner, negotiate and participate in presentations.
The lion’s share of the work of an account manager is related to answering customer questions, both simple and quite specific. Some of them require research and analysis of the current situation. The account manager has a whole team behind him, and he must know who to contact to find out the situation.
How much an account manager earns
The salary of an account manager is slightly higher than the market, consists of a fixed part and a percentage of the plan.
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On average, an Account Manager in Ukraine earns UAH 17,500. This is the median salary of 2804 jobs posted on Work.ua with the title “Account manager” and similar queries “Customer service representative”, “Customer service specialist”, “Customer service manager” and others over the last 3 month. The range that contains the median is highlighted on the graph.
What skills an account manager needs
Organizational skills.
Attentive and scrupulous attitude to details and deadlines.
Ability to generate ideas and find non-standard solutions.
Ability to handle objections and negotiate.
The ability to explain complex things in simple terms so that after the answers the client does not have even more questions.
Ability to organize participants in the process.
Experience in a call center, sales or HoReCa (catering and hospitality).
Advantages and disadvantages in the work of an account manager
How account managers themselves evaluate their profession
According to a survey by Work. ua among registered applicants with experience as an account manager.
Career growth
4.5
Salary
3.0
Profession
4.056
056
Work-life balance
4.0
How much are account managers in demand
Account manager is a relatively young profession, but its popularity is growing. Customer service specialists work in banks and advertising agencies, brokerage firms and trading companies, in manufacturing and in the IT sector.
1046
vacancies on the site
Where to study to become an account manager
The choice of an account manager profession is often based on the availability of education: to become a customer service specialist, of course, you need a higher education, but it can be very different. Psychologists and “techies”, economists and linguists, translators and religious scholars, trade and hotel service specialists find themselves in the profession.
In addition, you can complete specialized courses for account managers – this is a great option for those who are thinking about changing their profession or improving their skills.
More information about courses and educational institutions.
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A laboratory doctor or simply a laboratory assistant is a person without whose work it is impossible to treat patients in medical institutions, assess the sanitary and epidemiological state of various enterprises, cities, countries, and even arrest those responsible for crimes.
A business analyst develops a business development strategy. He finds and solves problems, thereby making the project successful and in demand.
Account manager – who is it, what does it do and how to become one
Account manager is a profession for those who like to communicate a lot. 80% of working time should be spent on negotiations with the client and the project team. At the same time, you often have to act as a “double agent”: the account manager defends the interests of the company in front of the client and the interests of the client in front of the company.
From this article you will learn who an account manager is, how much he earns, and how to become one. We will tell you what types of account managers exist, what are the pros and cons of this specialty, and what qualities are needed for work.
Table of contents
Who is an account manager
Salary of an account manager
Account manager KPI
Career prospects
where an account manager can work
Types of account-managers
B2B- and B2C-account manager
Advantages and disadvantages of profession
Advantages
Responsibilities of
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Education
Courses
Universities
Who is an account manager0167 is the link between the company and the client.
He must set up the workflow so that the team is comfortable and the client is satisfied with the result.
Let’s take an example of how an account manager works. A customer contacted a marketing agency, he wants to conduct an advertising campaign.
Step 1. The account manager collects the wishes of the client and passes them on to the team.
Step 2. Together with the team, he develops and presents the idea of order fulfillment.
Let’s say that the concept was liked by the client. But he suddenly realized that the deadlines did not suit him. Now, instead of a month, the agency has only a week to work.
Step 3. At this moment, the account manager starts to think how to get out of the situation – the team cannot complete a month’s work in a week. At the same time, he must ensure the quality of the implementation of the idea, not lose the client and defend the interests of the people working on the task.
Step 4. The account manager can offer the client several solutions: simplify the work, increase the deadlines, hire more employees to help the team.
For example, if the client chose the “make it easier” option, then the manager may advise against creating freehand art and suggest that the team use a ready-made set of pictures. So the work will not increase in price and the team will meet the deadline.
Account manager salary
An account manager’s income depends on his/her personal qualities, duties and the company in which he/she works. For example, an account manager who likes clients and does “farming” will receive more than just an intermediary between the customer and the contractor.
“Farmers” are professionals who develop the existing customer base and attract new ones.
How many account manager vacancies on hh.ru
Account manager salary statistics in Russia according to GorodRabot. ru
20 000 ₽. Then the income will grow to 100,000–200,000 rubles if you bring clients to the company. And on average, account managers earn about 42,000 rubles, according to hh.ru.
KPI account manager
The account manager has his own KPI, which indirectly help to monitor the quality of work.
KPI:
relationship prolongation – how many times the customer extends the contractual relationship with the company;
customer churn – how many customers left;
cross-selling indicator – how many more products or services were sold during the cooperation.
The longer the collaboration lasts, the more satisfied the customer is and the more money he brings to the company. This is the main metric of the account manager.
Career prospects
Account manager career can develop in two directions.
Standard path – the account manager can go through all stages of the career ladder from a novice specialist to the head of the account department.
Client scaling path – an account manager may not grow in position, but more and more famous companies and people will become his clients.
Where an account manager can work
What will be the career path of a specialist depends on where he works. An account manager can build his career in areas where he will communicate with individuals. These can be:
service centers,
small design studios,
printing centers and so on.
A can build a career in companies that work with other organizations: an advertising agency, a trucking company, a business process automation agency, and so on.
Account managers are needed where businesses deal with customers.
Below you will find out what types of account managers there are and how they differ.
Types of account managers
In the business environment, there are several types of relationships that develop between market participants.
В2С (Business – end consumer) – legal entity sells goods for final use to the consumer.
B2B (business to business) – a company sells goods to another company for further sale.
The work of an account manager, his salary and duties depend on which of these schemes the business operates on and which clients the specialist will communicate with.
B2B and B2C account manager
B2C manager
B2B manager
Clients
Individuals
Companies
Customer base
Extensive because the clients are individuals.
For example, if an account manager works in a service center for the repair of equipment, different people can apply for the services of the company, regardless of their field of activity.
The client base is limited by the number of companies that are suitable for cooperation.
For example, a woodworking firm can only work with companies that sell wood and buy wood products.
Purpose of work
Resolve a customer’s problem: act as an administrator if the customer requested the company’s services.
Solve the client’s problem: dive into his business, help with development.
Work tasks
Helps clients to make an application, complete the necessary documents, receive their order.
Comes up with a strategy to work with the client, can influence his business.
Salary
Salary is lower (from 20,000 ₽).
Salary is higher (from 40,000 ₽).
Education and experience
Suitable for people without education and experience.
Need education, more experience and skills.
Advantages and disadvantages of the profession
Beginners without experience and special education can be taken into this profession. Charisma and leadership qualities are very important. At first, no one will offer you to work with large businesses, but gradually, improving your skills and knowledge, you will be able to grow in salary. Before looking for vacancies, weigh the pros and cons of this profession.
Benefits
If you decide to work as an account manager, you will meet many different people. What are the other advantages of the specialty “customer manager”:
you can get a job without experience,
gain valuable experience that will help in the future in a leadership position,
purchase useful contacts,
work in a demanded specialty,
to move up the career ladder,
increase income,
work remotely,
does not need to deal with cold sales.
Disadvantages
Among the disadvantages are:
irregular working hours,
responsibility for the result of the team’s work,
responsibility to the team,
you may have to manage several projects at the same time,
possible burnout,
high probability of stress,
if you do not like to communicate, then the profession will not suit you,
salary mainly consists of a bonus part.
Responsibilities of an account manager
As the link between the client and the team, the account manager has a wide range of responsibilities. We will tell you what the account manager is responsible for and what he does.
Responsibilities of an account manager when working with a client:
negotiate,
advise on services,
plan and agree on a pool of work,
form reliable relationships,
report on progress,
create attractive loyalty programs,
analyze the results of work.
Duties of an account manager when working with a team:
create a brief,
distribute tasks among team members,
jointly prepare proposals and present them to the customer,
consult on tasks and deadlines,
monitor the execution of tasks,
prepare reports for the company.
Almost all the tasks of an account manager are related to scheduling work and building good relationships with people. Most often, a specialist works from the office or comes to clients, but sometimes he can work remotely.
In some small companies, the role of an account manager can be taken over by a team leader or project manager.
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Required qualities and skills
Much of the work of an account manager is based on soft skills. These are key skills for successful development in this specialty. Therefore, we will tell you more about them.
Soft skills
What he can do:
negotiate – will help to find a compromise between the client’s wishes and the company’s capabilities;
feel people – so the manager can understand how to interact with different people;
be a team player – an account manager cannot lead a project alone;
work hard and fast – work can be very intense, and the schedule is irregular;
be stress-resistant – there are force majeure on projects that you need to be able to cope with;
to speak and write correctly – will help to convey thoughts and ideas more accurately.
What qualities and character traits does he possess:
creativity – sometimes non-standard approaches and solutions are needed for client tasks;
broad-minded – it is important for a manager to understand various issues in order to understand what the client is talking about;
leadership qualities – will help to effectively manage a team;
organizational skills – will help to assemble a team for the project and complete it on time;
strategic thinking – an account manager must understand in advance how the proposed options for solving a problem will affect the client’s business.
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Creative Thinking Courses
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Hard skills
The required professional skills of an account manager depend on the scope of the project they are working on. An account manager must dive deep into the client’s business to bring results. For example, in order to successfully work with Western SEO projects, the manager himself must have experience with SEO and be fluent in English.
It will be useful for a manager to understand schedulers and trackers. With their help, it is easier to control the work and send reports to clients.
Task scheduling software:
Trello,
TickTick,
Any.do,
Todoist,
Remember The Milk.
An account manager can manage different projects: online and offline. To make it easier for him to collect statistics and analyze data, he needs to master special programs:
Yandex.Metrika,
Google Analytics,
1C,
Excel,
CRM systems.
Read also:
How to implement Trello and save on expensive CRM and personal account development
Alena Mitrofanova
18 min.
Education
The profession of an account manager is not taught in universities, and there are few courses in this profession. A lot is tied to the personal qualities of a person. So we can say that an account manager is a calling.
Courses
Check out our selection of courses for project managers. Especially if you are sure that you already have the qualities necessary for an account manager, but you lack professional skills. Professions and requirements for these employees are very similar.
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You can become an account manager after graduation. In your work, you will need knowledge from economics, psychology, marketing, sociology, etc. Therefore, you can take the position of an account manager with an economic, psychological, sociological higher education or education in the field of advertising and PR.
You can become an account manager without special education. The main thing is to have developed soft skills that will help build relationships with customers. First, you will be offered to work with individuals for a relatively small fee. Then, if you want to get more, work with large clients and develop in this area, you can take a course from our selection. You will gain specialized knowledge, become more confident and build a portfolio to move up the career ladder faster. 25,0003
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I was just browsing Facebook when a news article caught my attention. He mentioned the objects that can be obtained by working at Google. I did a little research, studied the Glassdoor review, and here is a summary of salaries on Google . Please note that the numbers are not exact, but averages because Glassdoor takes into account the salaries of different individuals who work at the post office and calculates averages. This also means that below are non-fixed salaries and you can get more or less, depending on your performance – in the interview and later in the job. Also, these are only salaries and I have not included additional benefits such as bonuses, etc.
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Senior programmers – Software engineers are the backbone of Google. And this applies to them well. As long as you get all the free funds available in different positions – such as groceries, playrooms, laundry, etc., they float in the $139,084 range. So the average senior programmer salary at Google is almost $140,000 .
Researchers – Google has launched some off-the-computer projects such as diskless cars. These tasks require research scientists who are good at understanding and succeeding. The estimated salary for research scientists at Google is around $130,000. Again, this figure does not include any additional benefits.
Product Managers – Product Managers are those who work hard to make Google products successful. They have the task of interacting with almost everyone involved with the product, getting the product off the ground, and even marketing it properly. While Product Manager salaries may be based on the type of projects they handle, the average Google Product Manager salary is $120,000.
Equipment design engineers – They are different from research scientists and are used based on certain skills. They consider the task of facilitating the work with the hardware of products and projects. The average salary for research engineers at Google is around $118,000.
Software Researchers – Again, they are also recruited based on different skill sets. Salaries can vary for different skill sets, but the average salary for software engineers at Google is $117,0000003
Product Marketing Managers – As the name suggests, they are involved in the marketing of various products. They can handle one product or more than one product – depending on Google’s requirements. The average salary for Product Marketing Managers at Google is $107,000.
Financial analysts – Google should keep a tab on what it earns with different products, which products are profitable and which need attention. For this purpose, you need financial analysts who can handle one or more products. The average salary for financial analysts at Google is $105,000 in addition to other perks such as a bonus and free stuff.
DBA – You will disagree with the fact that Google has extensive databases that must be managed properly so that search engines and other products do not make mistakes. The job of DBAs at Google can be tough or easy based on the database(s) they handle. The average salary for a database administrator at Google is $95,000. It looks a little smaller compared to the work they have to do. But since I’m not an insider, I’ll leave it up to Google employees and others to figure it out if the salary is less than what I see.
Account Manager – All companies need an Accounts Department to check profits and losses, and for regular bookkeeping, etc. The manager of such teams, the Google Accounts Manager, earns around $90,000.
Software Interns – This section I find offers way more money than any other company pays for this position. Google software development interns make $82,000, which is pretty decent compared to other companies.
Source : Glass door.
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The 17 highest paying jobs at Google
Google loves its engineers.
However, Google is moving not only through programming. So Google is willing to hand out attractive dollar checks to the best candidates, regardless of their field of work, according to an annual salary report we borrowed from Glassdoor.
Glassdoor collects salary data using both recent and current voluntary reports from anonymous users.
Using this data, we have compiled a single list of the 17 highest paid positions, ranging from marketing director to senior product manager and technical director. And, to avoid redundancy, we’ve only included positions in this list that had at least five reviews.
Take a look at the list below to see how much the highest paid Google employees earn.
17. Senior online sales manager and production manager
Salary: $165,596
This position will oversee Google’s online sales strategies and revenue growth. In a company like Google, where all services are based on the Internet, this is a very important position.
16. Senior Finance Manager
Salary: $166,647
This position involves managing the significant accounting needs of a huge Internet company like Google, from purchasing to payroll.
15. Senior Software Engineer
Salary: $171,285
Programming is a huge part of a software engineer’s day. This more experienced engineer has more responsibilities than the average programmer, reflecting their deeper level of experience.
14. Senior Research Fellow
Salary: $172,000
Researchers at Google work on projects related to machine learning and artificial intelligence, according to the Google job listing. They are able to analyze data and teach enterprise systems how to learn from that data, making Google programs and services smarter.
13. Sales Strategy Manager
Salary: $173,077
Given that the advertising business is still the cornerstone of Google, it’s important to have experts who know the best ways to sell. That’s what sales strategists are for.
12. Senior Technical Program Manager
Salary: $174,500
Senior Technical Program Managers at Google must oversee the entire project life cycle, including managing project schedules, identifying any potential risks, and setting project goals for teams.
11. User Experience Designer
Salary: $184,720
Designing user experience for a product is one of the most important jobs at any tech company, which is why Google is willing to offer big dollar checks to top designers. User experience designers need to make sure Google products look good and are easy to use.
10. Product Manager III
Salary: $185,000
This position requires the individual to oversee various projects, maintaining relationships with other corporate products and ensuring that each individual works at a common pace.
9. Technical Manager II
Salary: $192,000
Engineers build the foundation that supports Google’s most important products. The technical manager is responsible for overseeing engineering teams, developing tests, creating new products, and improving existing ones.
8. Software Engineer
Salary: $200,923
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#1 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Online School•
San Diego Unified School District, CA•
K-12
•
Rating 4.25 out of 5 44 reviews
Senior: Mt. Everest Academy is an exceptional school that offers a unique learning experience for each student. The teachers and faculty at Mt. Everest are very caring and truly look out for the students best interest. Being that Mt. Everest Academy is an alternative, independent study school, working in that environment provides the students with better time management and communication skills than at your typical high school. In a way you get that college experience of having different classes on different days and times; having to balance your class time, homework, and extracurricular schedules is all a part of it. That might seem intimidating to some but fortunately you still have the guidance and help from teachers and counselor who will help you make the best decisions for your goals and needs. At Mt. Everest Academy, you have the opportunity to make a connection with each of your teachers, which adds to the overall experience. Enroll at Mt. Everest Academy, you won’t regret it!… Read 44 reviews
#1 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Mt. Everest Academy
Online School,
San Diego Unified School District, CA,
K-12,
44 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Mt. Everest Academy is an exceptional school that offers a unique learning experience for each student. The teachers and faculty at Mt. Everest are very caring and truly look out for the students….
Read 44 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 291,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 24 to 1,
#2 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Granada Hills, CA•
Public School•
PK, K-12
•
Rating 4. 05 out of 5 1,454 reviews
Junior: This is my third year at Granada and overall, I think it’s a pretty great school! I think Granada does a good job at preparing students for college by providing lots of AP classes, and most teachers here are very good! Students here also have a lot of resources, such as weekly scholarship newsletters, a wellness center, and fun activities here and there like a “Fun Zone” during finals week. However, I will say that the environment at Granada can be a little intense at times. Granada places so much emphasis on college and academics that sometimes it’s overwhelming, and it’s hard to have high self-esteem here. Because of this, we do not really have much school spirit, which is something I wish we had more of…. Read 1,454 reviews
#2 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Granada Hills Charter
Blue checkmark.
Public School,
GRANADA HILLS, CA,
PK, K-12,
1454 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 1 stars.
Featured Review: Junior says This is my third year at Granada and overall, I think it’s a pretty great school! I think Granada does a good job at preparing students for college by providing lots of AP classes, and most teachers….
Read 1454 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 5,462,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,
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#3 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Middle School Student: Great Teachers! Smart and competitive students. My main critique is about diversity, the school works hard on it but it is really not possible. Also if you are not very left-wing you will be destroyed by unsupportive peers and some teachers. There is literally borderline propaganda on the walls that includes fighting against those who think differently, defunding government organizations, and fighting the government. Some are supportive but if you don’t think like others don’t say anything. … Read 5 reviews
#3 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Woodside Elementary School
Public School,
WOODSIDE, CA,
K-8,
5 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says Great Teachers! Smart and competitive students. My main critique is about diversity, the school works hard on it but it is really not possible. Also if you are not very left-wing you will be….
Read 5 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 368,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#4 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 2 reviews
#4 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Duveneck Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 340,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
#5 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
La Canada Unified School District, CA•
K-6
•
Rating 4.67 out of 5 3 reviews
Parent: We have two kids that attend this school. One of which went to a charter school prior, which had some strengths, but can’t come close to what this school does. There is a reason this school always places at the top of Los Angeles County. Not Los Angeles “Area”…. county. The teachers are fully engaged, experienced, smart and care. The schools runs incredibly well. The level of detail to educate each child on an individual basis is incredible. We wake up everyday feeling blessed to be a part of Palm Crest and it’s community. Lastly, the parent involvement is a huge part of it’s success too…. Read 3 reviews
#5 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Palm Crest Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
La Canada Unified School District, CA,
K-6,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says We have two kids that attend this school. One of which went to a charter school prior, which had some strengths, but can’t come close to what this school does. There is a reason this school always….
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 620,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
#6 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 3.5 out of 5 2 reviews
Alum: Nixon was an amazing school. The teachers were extremely patient and assigned creative and meaningful assignments. I remember writing a journal as someone in the gold rush in 4th grade and doing book reports opened me to fascinating books and genres I wouldn’t have initially read. … Read 2 reviews
#6 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Lucille M. Nixon Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says Nixon was an amazing school. The teachers were extremely patient and assigned creative and meaningful assignments. I remember writing a journal as someone in the gold rush in 4th grade and doing book….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 359,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
#7 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
La Canada Unified School District, CA•
K-6
•
Rating 3.75 out of 5 4 reviews
Niche User: The teachers were kind and understanding and they are managing the pandemic well. The food was definitely not the best but it was adequate. … Read 4 reviews
#7 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
La Canada Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
La Canada Unified School District, CA,
K-6,
4 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Niche User says The teachers were kind and understanding and they are managing the pandemic well. The food was definitely not the best but it was adequate..
Read 4 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 622,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
#8 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
#8 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Walter Hays Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 259,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
#9 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
#9 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Paradise Canyon Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
La Canada Unified School District, CA,
K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 680,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,
#10 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Middle School Student: Great school, I go there and I love it so much! There are a lot of different things you can do but I love how it also teaches me mandarin and it also is super strong on math and English even though its half Chinese!… Read 2 reviews
#10 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Yu Ming Charter School
Blue checkmark.
Public School,
OAKLAND, CA,
K-8,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says Great school, I go there and I love it so much! There are a lot of different things you can do but I love how it also teaches me mandarin and it also is super strong on math and English even though….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 555,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
#11 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
San Marino Unified School District, CA•
K-5
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Rating 4.22 out of 5 9 reviews
Parent: My two kids love Valentine Elementary School for their caring teachers, staff, and close-knit community that prioritizes education. Aside from superior academics, my children experienced engaging activities that can only be found in the San Marino community. For the past two years, my kids also benefited from a comprehensive COVID safety program that included robust testing, increased cleaning, air purification, and more. Most importantly, the friendships and connections that my children and us (as parents) have made through the School is what makes this the best environment to raise our kids. Valentine School and San Marino Unified School District are the best!. .. Read 9 reviews
#11 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Valentine Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
San Marino Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
9 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says My two kids love Valentine Elementary School for their caring teachers, staff, and close-knit community that prioritizes education. Aside from superior academics, my children experienced engaging….
Read 9 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 609,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 22 to 1,
#12 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 4.88 out of 5 8 reviews
Niche User: Going to Point Vicnete was very well. I started in 1st grade and had the amazing principal Becky Cash. Although she unfortunately left in 3rd grade, our new principal Beth Hadley wasn’t all bad. Although she will never be as good as Ms Cash. 4th grade will most likely be the worst year because Mrs Soto is very rude. I do not know about Mrs Wang because she recently got the job. 1st 2nd and 3rd grade was AMAZING with some of the best teachers I have seen (I’m a sophomore at Peninsula) 5th grade was okay, as Outdoor Science School was amazing. Hope I helped make up your mind on a elementary school :)… Read 8 reviews
#12 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Point Vicente Elementary School
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
8 Niche users give it an average review of 4.9 stars.
Featured Review: Niche User says Going to Point Vicnete was very well. I started in 1st grade and had the amazing principal Becky Cash. Although she unfortunately left in 3rd grade, our new principal Beth Hadley wasn’t all bad…..
Read 8 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 296,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
#13 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
San Marino Unified School District, CA•
PK, K-5
•
Rating 4. 75 out of 5 4 reviews
Parent: We love Carver! Our children love going to school. Expect to contribute to the school’s foundation and PTA. It is still more affordable than private school…. Read 4 reviews
#13 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Carver Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
San Marino Unified School District, CA,
PK, K-5,
4 Niche users give it an average review of 4.8 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says We love Carver! Our children love going to school. Expect to contribute to the school’s foundation and PTA. It is still more affordable than private school..
Read 4 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 595,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,
#14 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 4 out of 5 1 review
Middle School Student: A different experience from other schools, Ohlone is a very unique place. From combining grades to numerous trips, Ohlone is a very hands on school that has improved my social learning Although the academics could be more strict this is a good school…. Read 1 review
#14 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Ohlone Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says A different experience from other schools, Ohlone is a very unique place. From combining grades to numerous trips, Ohlone is a very hands on school that has improved my social learning Although the….
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 438,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
#15 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 4.33 out of 5 3 reviews
Parent: We love Fairmeadow Elementary school at all levels, ecademic balance, diversity, social and emotional growth of our child. Our son is in grade 1 and he loves reading, math, science, soccer and tops it all he loves to play and socialize. Thanks to the administration, teachers & parents to make this school so precious where childrens can thrive. I will end my review with saying “it takes a village to raise a child”… Read 3 reviews
#15 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Fairmeadow Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
3 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says We love Fairmeadow Elementary school at all levels, ecademic balance, diversity, social and emotional growth of our child. Our son is in grade 1 and he loves reading, math, science, soccer and tops….
Read 3 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 360,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
#16 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Santa Barbara, CA•
Public School•
K-6
#16 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Montecito Union
Public School,
SANTA BARBARA, CA,
K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 374,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#17 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Poway Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 2 reviews
Works Here: Park Village is an excellent elementary school. The teachers ,staff and parents
( volunteers) work together to make learning a special experience for our students. The parent involvement PTA & foundation have provided support thru fundraising that has added Art, Music, Science and Physical education.
Its a great place to work…. Read 2 reviews
#17 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Park Village Elementary School
Poway Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Works Here says Park Village is an excellent elementary school. The teachers ,staff and parents ( volunteers) work together to make learning a special experience for our students. The parent involvement PTA & foundation have provided support thru fundraising that has added Art, Music, Science…Its a great place to work..
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 550,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,
#18 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: I have a 3rd grader at this school. The teachers are caring, well-prepared, and dedicated. The students are eager to learn. The parents are friendly and involved. The staff is dedicated and helpful. The students learn a lot, with, it seems to me, particular focus on reading and writing, particularly on reading comprehension and writing structure. There is also a lot of focus on being good citizens being caring towards others, and anti-bullying messages. There is a lot of art and other extras, as well as a lot of after-school activities. I feel like my daughter is getting a well-rounded school experience. She is above grade in her work, and there is a group of similar kids which the teacher works hard to keep engaged and learning. I have been very happy with every grade of her education at Palo Verde…. Read 1 review
#18 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Palo Verde Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says I have a 3rd grader at this school. The teachers are caring, well-prepared, and dedicated. The students are eager to learn. The parents are friendly and involved. The staff is dedicated and….
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 337,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
#19 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
#19 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Herbert Hoover Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 352,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,
#20 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
South Pasadena Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: School is excellent and teachers really care about their students. The work load may seem a bit much at times, but kids hardly ever complain about it…. Read 1 review
#20 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Marengo Elementary School
South Pasadena Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says School is excellent and teachers really care about their students. The work load may seem a bit much at times, but kids hardly ever complain about it..
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 749,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 24 to 1,
#21 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 2 reviews
Parent: Both of my children attend El Carmelo, and we absolutely love it. The rigorous academics, the social/emotional awareness with Project Cornerstone, the caring teachers and staff, the engaged parents and PTA. Truly a gem in South Palo Alto!… Read 2 reviews
#21 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
El Carmelo Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Both of my children attend El Carmelo, and we absolutely love it. The rigorous academics, the social/emotional awareness with Project Cornerstone, the caring teachers and staff, the engaged parents….
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 295,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
#22 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Irvine Unified School District, CA•
K-8
•
Rating 4 out of 5 5 reviews
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#22 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Vista Verde
Blue checkmark.
Irvine Unified School District, CA,
K-8,
5 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB!….
Read 5 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 462,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 22 to 1,
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#23 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Laguna Beach Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Alum: Amazing elementary school. Great teachers and the equivalent to a private school. Right near PCH with a large ocean view!. .. Read 1 review
#23 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
El Morro Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Laguna Beach Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says Amazing elementary school. Great teachers and the equivalent to a private school. Right near PCH with a large ocean view!.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 423,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
#24 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
#24 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Addison Elementary School
Blue checkmark.
Palo Alto Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 319,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,
#25 Best Public Elementary Schools in California
Poway Unified School District, CA•
K-5
•
Rating 4. 5 out of 5 2 reviews
Parent: Rolling hills elementary is a great small school in a great community. We are a fairly tight nit and family friendly community tucked away in the San Diego suburbs…. Read 2 reviews
#25 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.
Rolling Hills Elementary School
Poway Unified School District, CA,
K-5,
2 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Rolling hills elementary is a great small school in a great community. We are a fairly tight nit and family friendly community tucked away in the San Diego suburbs..
Read 2 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 419,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,
Parent: Gateway’s academic approach strives to teach children to become self-motivated life-long learners with leadership skills. Gateway stresses good citizenship – social, ethical and emotional development alongside academic achievement.
There is healthy amount of small-group projects, presentations in addition to standard individual curriculum.
The curriculum provides solid core studies (language arts, math) with an emphasis on depth of understanding rather than test taking. Outdoor science, Technology, Spanish, Art and Music are all taught by specialist teachers.
The social environment is very healthy by design. Supported by the administration and teachers, kids go out of their way to be inclusive and supportive to all their schoolmates. Conflict is dealt with as a learning experience.
The biggest endorsement … my 5th grader really loves school and is growing into an engaging, mature, confident scholar. We are looking forward to Gateway Middle School!… Read 2 reviews
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Top 10 Best Public Schools in California (2022-23)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Student Proficiency
Grades
Location
Rank: #1 – 21. – 2.
Science Academy Stem Magnet
Math: ≥99% | Reading: 98% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: ≥99% (Top 1%)
Reading: 98% (Top 1%)
Grades: 6-11
5525 Vineland Ave. North Hollywood, CA 91601 (818) 753-4470
Rank: #1 – 21. – 2.
Whitney (Gretchen) High School
Math: 98% | Reading: ≥99% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 98% (Top 1%)
Reading: ≥99% (Top 1%)
Grades: 7-12
16800 Shoemaker Ave. Cerritos, CA 90703 (562) 229-7745
Rank: #33.
Oxford Academy
Math: 96% | Reading: 98% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 96% (Top 1%)
Reading: 98% (Top 1%)
Grades: 7-12
5172 Orange Ave. Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 220-3055
Rank: #44.
North Star Academy
Math: 96% | Reading: 96% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 96% (Top 1%)
Reading: 96% (Top 1%)
Grades: 3-8
400 Duane St. Redwood City, CA 94062 (650) 482-2411
Rank: #55.
La Jolla Elementary School
Math: 95% | Reading: 97% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 95% (Top 1%)
Reading: 97% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
1111 Marine St. La Jolla, CA 92037 (858) 454-7196
Rank: #66.
Petaluma Accelerated Charter
Charter School
Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Grades: 7-8
110 Ellis St. Petaluma, CA 94952 (707) 778-4750
Rank: #77.
Elkhorn
Math: 94% | Reading: 97% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 94% (Top 1%)
Reading: 97% (Top 1%)
Grades: 4-8
10505 N. Davis Rd. Stockton, CA 95209 (209) 953-8330
Rank: #88.
Manchester Gate
Math: 94% | Reading: 96% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 94% (Top 1%)
Reading: 96% (Top 1%)
Grades: 2-6
2307 E. Dakota Ave. Fresno, CA 93726 (559) 248-7220
Rank: #99.
William Faria Elementary School
Math: 97% | Reading: 95% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 97% (Top 1%)
Reading: 95% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
10155 Barbara Ln. Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 252-0706
Rank: #10 – 1110. – 11.
Academy Of The Canyons
Math: 90-94% | Reading: ≥95% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
26455 Rockwell Canyon Rd. Valencia, CA 91355 (661) 362-3056
Rank: #10 – 1110. – 11.
Dr. Tj Owens Gilroy Early College Academy
Math: 90-94% | Reading: ≥95% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
5055 Santa Teresa Blvd. Pb17 Gilroy, CA 95020 (408) 846-4909
Rank: #1212.
Yu Ming Charter
Charter School
Math: 94% | Reading: 94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 94% (Top 1%)
Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-8
1086 Alcatraz Ave. Emeryville, CA 94608 (510) 452-2063
Rank: #13 – 1413. – 14.
Lynbrook High School
Math: 92% | Reading: 94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 92% (Top 1%)
Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
1280 Johnson Ave. San Jose, CA 95129 (408) 366-7700
Rank: #13 – 1413. – 14.
Mission San Jose High School
Math: 92% | Reading: 94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 92% (Top 1%)
Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
41717 Palm Ave. Fremont, CA 94539 (510) 657-3600
Rank: #15 – 1615. – 16.
California Academy Of Mathematics And Science
Math: ≥95% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
1000 E. Victoria St. Bldg. Sac Carson, CA 90747 (310) 243-2025
Rank: #15 – 1615. – 16.
White Oaks Elementary School
Math: ≥95% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)
Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-3
1901 White Oak Way San Carlos, CA 94070 (650) 508-7317
Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18.
Joaquin Miller Middle School
Math: 93% | Reading: 93% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 93% (Top 1%)
Reading: 93% (Top 1%)
Grades: 6-8
6151 Rainbow Dr. San Jose, CA 95129 (408) 252-3755
Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18.
Murdock-portal Elementary School
Math: 93% | Reading: 93% Rank:
Top 1%
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Math: 93% (Top 1%)
Reading: 93% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
1188 Wunderlich Dr. San Jose, CA 95129 (408) 973-8191
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Accelerated Achievement Academy
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
Top 1%
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 4-8
1151 Buena Vista Rd. Hollister, CA 95023 (831) 636-4460
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Argonaut Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
13200 Shadow Mountain Rd. Saratoga, CA 95070 (408) 867-4773
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Carver Elementary School
Math: 92% | Reading: 92% Rank:
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Math: 92% (Top 1%)
Reading: 92% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
3100 Hntngtn Dr. San Marino, CA 91108 (626) 299-7080
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Cold Spring Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-6
2243 Sycamore Canyon Rd. Santa Barbara, CA 93108 (805) 969-2678
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Hoover Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
2220 Summit Dr. Burlingame, CA 94010 (650) 259-3900
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Oak Avenue Elementary School
Math: 92% | Reading: 92% Rank:
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Reading: 92% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-6
1501 Oak Ave. Los Altos, CA 94024 (650) 237-3900
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Opal Robinson Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
80 Morningside Dr. Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 (310) 318-5120
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Roscomare Road Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
2425 Roscomare Rd. Los Angeles, CA 90077 (310) 472-9829
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Teach Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 4-6
165 Grand Ave. San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 (805) 596-4100
Rank: #19 – 2819. – 28.
Wildwood Elementary School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94% Rank:
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Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
301 Wildwood Ave. Oakland, CA 94611 (510) 594-2780
Rank: #2929.
Valentine Elementary School
Math: 91% | Reading: 95% Rank:
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Reading: 95% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
1650 Hntngtn Dr. San Marino, CA 91108 (626) 299-7090
Rank: #30 – 3130. – 31.
Canyon Charter Elementary School
Charter School
Math: 91% | Reading: 94% Rank:
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Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
421 Entrada Dr. Santa Monica, CA 90402 (310) 454-7510
Rank: #30 – 3130. – 31.
Pacific Rim Elementary School
Math: 91% | Reading: 94% Rank:
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Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
1100 Camino De Las Ondas Carlsbad, CA 92009 (760) 331-6200
Rank: #3232.
Riverside Stem Academy
Math: 90% | Reading: 94% Rank:
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Reading: 94% (Top 1%)
Grades: 5-12
4466 Mt.vernon Ave. Riverside, CA 92507 (951) 788-7308
Rank: #3333.
William Hopkins Junior High School
Math: 91% | Reading: 92% Rank:
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Reading: 92% (Top 1%)
Grades: 7-8
600 Driscoll Rd. Fremont, CA 94539 (510) 656-3500
Rank: #3434.
Jack L. Weaver Elementary School
Math: 92% | Reading: 91% Rank:
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Reading: 91% (Top 1%)
Grades: K-5
11872 Wembley Rd. Los Alamitos, CA 90720 (562) 799-4580
Rank: #3535.
Saratoga High School
Math: 90% | Reading: 93% Rank:
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Reading: 93% (Top 1%)
Grades: 9-12
20300 Herriman Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070 (408) 867-3411
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Enrollment in public elementary and secondary schools, by level and grade: Selected years, fall 1980 through fall 2028
[In thousands]
Year
All grades
Elementary
Secondary
Total
Prekin- dergar- ten
Kinder- garten
1st grade
2nd grade
3rd grade
4th grade
5th grade
6th grade
7th grade
8th grade
Un- graded
Total
9th grade
10th grade
11th grade
12th grade
Un- graded1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1980
40,877
27,647
96
2,593
2,894
2,800
2,893
3,107
3,130
3,038
3,085
3,086
924
13,231
3,377
3,368
3,195
2,925
366
1985
39,422
27,034
151
3,041
3,239
2,941
2,895
2,771
2,776
2,789
2,938
2,982
511
12,388
3,439
3,230
2,866
2,550
303
1990
41,217
29,876
303
3,306
3,499
3,327
3,297
3,248
3,197
3,110
3,067
2,979
541
11,341
3,169
2,896
2,612
2,381
284
1991
42,047
30,503
375
3,311
3,556
3,360
3,334
3,315
3,268
3,239
3,181
3,020
542
11,544
3,313
2,915
2,645
2,392
278
1992
42,823
31,086
505
3,313
3,542
3,431
3,361
3,342
3,325
3,303
3,299
3,129
536
11,737
3,352
3,027
2,656
2,431
272
1993
43,465
31,502
545
3,377
3,529
3,429
3,437
3,361
3,350
3,356
3,355
3,249
513
11,963
3,487
3,050
2,751
2,424
250
1994
44,111
31,896
603
3,444
3,593
3,440
3,439
3,426
3,372
3,381
3,404
3,302
492
12,215
3,604
3,131
2,748
2,488
244
1995
44,840
32,338
637
3,536
3,671
3,507
3,445
3,431
3,438
3,395
3,422
3,356
500
12,502
3,704
3,237
2,826
2,487
247
1996
45,611
32,762
670
3,532
3,770
3,600
3,524
3,454
3,453
3,494
3,464
3,403
399
12,849
3,801
3,323
2,930
2,586
208
1997
46,127
33,071
695
3,503
3,755
3,689
3,597
3,507
3,458
3,492
3,520
3,415
440
13,056
3,819
3,376
2,972
2,673
216
1998
46,539
33,344
729
3,443
3,727
3,681
3,696
3,592
3,520
3,497
3,530
3,480
449
13,195
3,856
3,382
3,021
2,722
214
1999
46,857
33,486
751
3,397
3,684
3,656
3,691
3,686
3,604
3,564
3,541
3,497
415
13,371
3,935
3,415
3,034
2,782
205
2000
47,204
33,686
776
3,382
3,636
3,634
3,676
3,711
3,707
3,663
3,629
3,538
334
13,517
3,963
3,491
3,083
2,803
177
2001
47,672
33,936
865
3,379
3,614
3,593
3,653
3,695
3,727
3,769
3,720
3,616
304
13,736
4,012
3,528
3,174
2,863
159
2002
48,183
34,114
915
3,434
3,594
3,565
3,623
3,669
3,711
3,788
3,821
3,709
285
14,069
4,105
3,584
3,229
2,990
161
2003
48,540
34,201
950
3,503
3,613
3,544
3,611
3,619
3,685
3,772
3,841
3,809
255
14,339
4,190
3,675
3,277
3,046
150
2004
48,795
34,178
990
3,544
3,663
3,560
3,580
3,612
3,635
3,735
3,818
3,825
215
14,618
4,281
3,750
3,369
3,094
122
2005
49,113
34,204
1,036
3,619
3,691
3,606
3,586
3,578
3,633
3,670
3,777
3,802
205
14,909
4,287
3,866
3,454
3,180
121
2006
49,316
34,235
1,084
3,631
3,751
3,641
3,627
3,586
3,602
3,660
3,716
3,766
170
15,081
4,260
3,882
3,551
3,277
110
2007
49,291
34,204
1,081
3,609
3,750
3,704
3,659
3,624
3,600
3,628
3,700
3,709
139
15,086
4,200
3,863
3,557
3,375
92
2008
49,266
34,286
1,180
3,640
3,708
3,699
3,708
3,647
3,629
3,614
3,653
3,692
117
14,980
4,123
3,822
3,548
3,400
87
2009
49,361
34,409
1,223
3,678
3,729
3,665
3,707
3,701
3,652
3,644
3,641
3,651
119
14,952
4,080
3,809
3,541
3,432
90
2010
49,484
34,625
1,279
3,682
3,754
3,701
3,686
3,711
3,718
3,682
3,676
3,659
77
14,860
4,008
3,800
3,538
3,472
42
2011
49,522
34,773
1,291
3,746
3,773
3,713
3,703
3,672
3,699
3,724
3,696
3,679
77
14,749
3,957
3,751
3,546
3,452
43
2012
49,771
35,018
1,307
3,831
3,824
3,729
3,719
3,690
3,673
3,723
3,746
3,699
76
14,753
3,975
3,730
3,528
3,477
43
2013
50,045
35,251
1,328
3,834
3,885
3,791
3,738
3,708
3,697
3,684
3,748
3,753
85
14,794
3,980
3,761
3,526
3,476
52
2014
50,313
35,370
1,369
3,772
3,863
3,857
3,806
3,719
3,719
3,710
3,710
3,757
87
14,943
4,033
3,794
3,568
3,496
52
20152
50,438
35,388
1,402
3,713
3,768
3,842
3,869
3,793
3,733
3,731
3,732
3,719
87
15,050
4,019
3,846
3,598
3,537
49
20163
50,615
35,477
1,426
3,699
3,694
3,761
3,874
3,858
3,814
3,754
3,761
3,749
88
15,138
3,986
3,860
3,669
3,571
52
Projected
2017
50,695
35,473
1,415
3,670
3,709
3,686
3,784
3,864
3,870
3,831
3,782
3,775
88
15,222
4,019
3,828
3,682
3,642
52
2018
50,728
35,465
1,417
3,678
3,680
3,700
3,709
3,774
3,876
3,888
3,859
3,796
88
15,264
4,047
3,859
3,652
3,655
52
2019
50,770
35,457
1,425
3,697
3,684
3,672
3,724
3,699
3,786
3,893
3,916
3,874
88
15,313
4,069
3,886
3,681
3,625
51
2020
50,857
35,384
1,430
3,712
3,704
3,676
3,695
3,714
3,710
3,803
3,922
3,931
88
15,473
4,153
3,907
3,707
3,654
51
2021
50,892
35,231
1,426
3,700
3,718
3,696
3,699
3,685
3,725
3,727
3,831
3,937
87
15,661
4,214
3,988
3,728
3,680
52
2022
51,012
35,189
1,457
3,782
3,706
3,710
3,719
3,689
3,696
3,742
3,755
3,846
87
15,823
4,220
4,047
3,804
3,700
52
2023
51,098
35,235
1,465
3,802
3,788
3,698
3,733
3,709
3,700
3,713
3,770
3,769
88
15,863
4,122
4,052
3,860
3,776
52
2024
51,124
35,376
1,473
3,821
3,809
3,780
3,721
3,723
3,720
3,717
3,740
3,784
88
15,748
4,040
3,958
3,866
3,832
52
2025
51,119
35,519
1,479
3,837
3,828
3,800
3,804
3,712
3,735
3,737
3,745
3,754
88
15,601
4,056
3,879
3,776
3,837
52
2026
51,123
35,703
1,484
3,851
3,844
3,819
3,824
3,794
3,723
3,752
3,765
3,759
89
15,420
4,025
3,895
3,701
3,748
51
2027
51,228
35,894
1,488
3,862
3,858
3,836
3,843
3,814
3,805
3,740
3,779
3,779
89
15,334
4,029
3,865
3,716
3,674
51
2028
51,419
36,073
1,492
3,871
3,869
3,850
3,860
3,833
3,826
3,823
3,767
3,794
90
15,346
4,051
3,869
3,687
3,688
51
1 Includes students reported as being enrolled in grade 13.
2 The prekindergarten, elementary total, and “all grades” counts include imputations for prekindergarten enrollment in California and Oregon.
3 The prekindergarten, elementary total, and “all grades” counts include imputations for prekindergarten enrollment in California.
NOTE: Due to changes in reporting and imputation practices, prekindergarten enrollment for years prior to 1992 represent an undercount compared to later years. The total ungraded counts of students were prorated to the elementary and secondary levels based on prior reports. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Statistics of Public Elementary and Secondary School Systems, 1980-81; Common Core of Data (CCD), “State Nonfiscal Survey of Public Elementary/Secondary Education,” 1985-86 through 2016-17; and National Elementary and Secondary Enrollment Projection Model, 1972 through 2028. (This table was prepared March 2019.)
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Confidence in California public schools declines sharply
Confidence in California public schools has declined as voters and parents overwhelmingly have concluded that the quality of education worsened during the pandemic, according to a UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Times.
Pollsters asked voters to give schools a letter-grade rating from A to F — essentially the same question asked of voters in a 2011 USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll. A decade ago, the results were interpreted as sobering; the numbers are worse now.
Statewide, about 21% of voters give the state’s public schools an A or B; in 2011 it was 27%. Meanwhile, D or F grades statewide rose 15 percentage points in the last decade, from 13% to 28%.
In the city of Los Angeles, 18% of voters give schools an A or B; about 1 in 3 voters give D or F marks to public schools. Comparable figures are not available for 2011.
“The decline is significant,” Mark DiCamillo, director of the IGS poll, who has surveyed voters in California for more than four decades. “It could be a long-term trend, but I would certainly think that the impact of COVID has probably contributed to it.”
As in 2011, voters still give their local schools higher marks on average than they give to schools statewide, but the gap has shrunk. Statewide, 35% of voters give an A or B to “the public schools attended by children who live in your neighborhood.”
The percentage in Los Angeles was 24%. Improving both the perception and reality of L.A schools is part of the agenda laid out in a “100-Day Plan” unveiled Thursday by new L.A. schools Supt. Alberto Carvalho.
The poll was administered online to 8,937 registered voters statewide in English and Spanish from Feb. 3 to Feb. 10. Funding for the poll was provided in part by The Times.
The poll shows no major political shift in attitudes toward teachers unions. Voters remain widely divided, especially along partisan lines, with Republicans and conservatives far more critical.
Overall, pluralities — but not majorities — agree that unions are too powerful, resist reforms that would improve schools and are too focused on the needs of teachers rather than the needs of students. But a larger plurality — 46% — agrees that unions “strive to help teachers succeed in a very tough profession. ” And opinions are almost evenly divided, within the margin of error, on the question of whether unions work to improve schools.
And, depending on the statement, about 20% to 30% stated they had no opinion at all — suggesting the issue was not so central to their personal political calculations.
On other school-related issues, the poll found:
Solid support for free universal pre-kindergarten, even at significant cost to the state budget. By 67% to 25%, voters said they backed the plan to phase in the program for 4-year-olds by 2025.
A close divide on the value of standardized testing, with 47% of voters saying that tests hurt public education, while 42% said they provide a benefit. On this question, a strong generational split emerged. The older the voters, the more likely they were to approve of standardized tests.
In Los Angeles, where the issue of keeping or eliminating school police has been contentious, the poll found 41% favored having armed and uniformed police to patrol schools, while 34% preferred unarmed security personnel and 10% chose having no security personnel, with 15% having no opinion. Parents supported having police or other security personnel at a higher rate: 49% favoring armed police; 29% unarmed security and 7% neither.
On the decline in voters’ assessment of school quality, a big unknown is whether the shift from 10 years ago represents a long-term trend or a short-term reaction to the pandemic.
The pandemic clearly has played a role: 72% of voters said the quality of education has gotten worse “since the outbreak of the coronavirus,” including 40% who said much worse. With some variation, this assessment cut across all demographics. Among parents, for example, 67% said education had gotten worse.
“We had a lot of deficiencies beforehand, but now I feel that, with the excuse of the pandemic, everything has just worsened,” said Juanita Garcia, who has a grandson in high school in the L.A. Unified School District. “The quality of the education is lowering everywhere. The children aren’t receiving the type of education or the skills that they need. ”
“This is one of those issues where even large majorities of Democrats and Republicans agree,” pollster DiCamillo said.
Because the pandemic “took a huge toll” on everyone, the public’s worse perception of schools could simply be temporary and not indicative of a meaningful trend, said Kent Wong, director of the UCLA Labor Center, which conducts research on public education.
Eric Schickler, co-director of the Institute of Governmental Studies, agreed that “some of this is likely to be temporary — to do with the pandemic disruptions.”
The broader findings of the poll indicated, however, “that there’s a kind of wider distrust, a wider sense of dissatisfaction,” he said.
In the past, because schools are locally controlled, he added, they’ve been less marked by a partisan divide. But that appears to be changing.
The grades given to schools are significantly lower among Republicans and strong conservatives than among Democrats.
Public education is likely to become a debated political issue in this election year. Petitions are circulating for November ballot measures that would permit parents to spend public education funding, via a voucher, on private schools. Another would limit the collective-bargaining rights of teachers and other employees. And local school board elections — which will include contests in Los Angeles — are expected to be more contentious.
Education is a traditional strong suit politically for Democrats, and those ballot measures could be a long shot in a liberal state like California. Republicans, however, have campaigned heavily on school issues in other states, such as Virginia, where public education themes were central to the GOP’s November gubernatorial win.
A widespread negative narrative about critical race theory is “probably filtering into how some Republicans and conservatives see their schools,” Schickler said. “The pandemic — and now these issues about what’s being taught — have kind of created the perfect storm in making schools more of a flashpoint. ”
A different California poll found voters giving the state’s schools higher marks. The PACE/USC Rossier poll asked voters to rate public schools since 2012. In its most recent annual survey in July, 38% of voters gave A or B grades to public schools and 51% gave A or B grades to their local public schools. Parents gave schools even higher marks.
At that point, “maybe we were still in a period of people sort of appreciating all the work that educators were doing,” said Julie Marsh, a professor of education policy at USC’s Rossier School of Education. “Potentially what we’re seeing now is fatigue in the duration of the pandemic and what it’s doing to schools.”
The recent polarizing politics around schools also are likely a factor, said Marsh, who was involved in the PACE/USC poll.
“I’m concerned about the eroding public trust we have in our public schools,” Marsh added. “I think we’re seeing that all over the country.”
Advocates who support voucher proposals hope to capitalize on that discontent.
“Parents are angrier than ever at how the K-12 system is operating, and it’s no surprise that there’s a revolt,” said Tommy Schultz, chief executive of American Federation for Children, who pointed to the recent school board recall in San Francisco.
“While ballot initiatives have historically had a losing track record for K-12 reforms, almost entirely due to the fact the unions can outspend and out-mobilize on election day, the tide may have turned,” he said.
One of the proposed voucher initiatives is spearheaded by disenchanted L.A. Unified parents, who fault teachers unions and district officials for what they regard as inadequate education during the pandemic.
Overall, parents continue to have a diversity of perspectives.
“The 2019 UTLA strike was when I first saw up close the importance of unions in looking out for students,” said Eagle Rock parent Carmel Levitan.
But Contra Costa County parent Ernest Falcon has concluded that teachers unions, especially during the pandemic, have advocated for policies that are detrimental to students.
“I do not think the California Teachers Assn. represents the interests of children,” said Falcon, an attorney who describes himself as a onetime Democratic campaign worker. “They aren’t making schools safer for themselves while harming the kids with their fear-driven advocacy.”
For the poll, a larger sample of L.A. registered voters — just over 2,100 — was collected so that the L.A.-specific results would be valid when examined outside the state sample. The margin of sampling error for the full L.A. sample is approximately 3 percentage points in either direction. The estimated margin of error for the statewide sample is 2 percentage points in either direction. A full description of the poll methodology is available on the IGS website.
Why Some California School Districts Are Changing How Students Earn Grades
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High school students participate in Art 1 at Oakland Technical High School in Oakland, Calif. , on Monday, May 1, 2017. (Alison Yin/EdSource)
Some of California’s largest school districts are trying an unconventional tactic to help students reengage in school after distance learning and boost their chances of acceptance into the state’s public colleges: by dropping D and F grades.
Los Angeles Unified, Oakland Unified, Sacramento City Unified, San Diego Unified and other districts are phasing out grades below a C for high school students. If a student fails a test or doesn’t complete their homework, they’ll be able to retake the test and get more time to turn in assignments.
The idea is to encourage students to learn the course material and not be derailed by a low grade that could potentially disqualify them from admission to the University of California and California State University. Students who don’t learn the material, pass the final exam or finish homework by the end of the semester would earn an “incomplete.”
“Our hope is that students begin to see school as a place of learning, where they can take risks and learn from mistakes, instead of a place of compliance,” said Nidya Baez, assistant principal at Fremont High in Oakland Unified. “Right now, we have a system where we give a million points for a million pieces of paper that students turn in, without much attention to what they’re actually learning.”
Although education reform advocates have been pushing for this for years, the pandemic offered an opportunity for districts to put it into action. With so many students languishing academically after a year of distance learning, districts see dropping D’s and F’s as a way to help students who were most affected by the pandemic, especially Black and Latino students and those from lower-income families.
But the move is also, potentially, a step toward an entirely different learning system, in which students are assessed by what they’ve learned, not how well they perform on tests on a given day or whether they turn in their homework on time. Known as competency — or mastery-based learning — the style has been a staple of some private and charter schools for years, and a goal for education reformers trying to overhaul the traditional high school system.
‘Instruction is what leads to learning. Not grading. They’re separate. That’s the problem — we have a disconnect between instruction, learning and grading.’H. Alix Gallagher, director of strategic partnerships, Policy Analysis for California Education
While traditional grading may have worked for previous generations, a competency-based system is better suited for the rapidly changing workplace of the future, said Devin Vodicka, former superintendent of Vista Unified in San Diego County and chief executive of the Learner-Centered Collaborative, a nonprofit that helps districts shift to competency-based learning.
“We need a system that gets beyond the institutional model and provides more meaningful feedback for students,” Vodicka said. “The future is going to require less focus on time and more focus on what we can do and contribute, and the quality of our performance. We need to prepare our students for this.”
At most high schools, grades are linked to time, and a grade reflects how well a student has performed on tests and homework by the end of a semester. Grades can open doors to advanced classes and are the primary component of college admissions, especially since universities like UC and CSU temporarily dropped standardized tests as part of the admissions criteria.
But they’re notoriously subjective. The state Education Code gives teachers the authority to issue grades, but it doesn’t specify how those grades should be determined. Some teachers grade on a curve, with only a set number of students earning A’s or B’s, while others are more lax.
An informal EdSource survey of about two dozen California teachers found that 57% rarely or never gave D’s and F’s. Only 7% said they did frequently.
“Grades are punitive and provide no information on standards mastery,” one teacher wrote. “I would love [grading] to be based on mastery of standards and … authentic feedback.”
But for some teachers, D’s and F’s play an important role in the classroom. They signal that a student did not learn the material and needs extra help. Dropping D’s and F’s doesn’t guarantee that students will learn the material, even with extra help, and may lead to grade inflation, said Debora Rinehart, a math and science teacher at St. Theresa School, a Catholic school in Oakland.
“I will work with any student before or after school or even on the weekend to help them learn. However, I will never lie about their knowledge level,” she said. “Not reporting D’s and F’s is the equivalent of lying about a student’s progress.”
But the vast difference in teachers’ grading styles has resulted in a system where grades are nearly useless as an indicator of students’ abilities, said H. Alix Gallagher, director of strategic partnerships at Policy Analysis for California Education.
“What does a grade mean? It’s a mix of things, and it’s different from teacher to teacher. It can actually be radically different,” she said. “As it’s practiced now, grading is idiosyncratic, and that’s not a good thing.”
Too often, she said, grades take on outsized importance for students, and those who get D’s or F’s become discouraged or disengage even further, never learning the material they missed to begin with.
“Instruction is what leads to learning. Not grading. They’re separate. That’s the problem — we have a disconnect between instruction, learning and grading,” she said.
Patricia Russell is the chief learning officer at the Mastery Transcript Consortium, a nonprofit that advises school districts and colleges on alternatives to grades. Interest in the topic has been soaring, she said. In the three years since the group started, membership has increased from four districts to more than two dozen nationwide.
For college applications, Russell’s group encourages students to submit a portfolio that includes essays, tests with high scores, videos showing oral presentations, lab projects or other items that showcase a student’s best work.
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The idea is to show colleges evidence of what a student can actually do, not a teacher’s interpretation based on a limited grading scale.
“We’re talking about people who are very young, and labeling them at such an early age as ‘less than’ or ‘more than’ can have significant psychological repercussions,” Russell said. “Some things in life are zero-sum games, but learning should not be.”
Two large school improvement networks, supported by foundations, have made reexamining grading policies a priority.
Laura Schwalm, a retired superintendent of Garden Grove Unified who is now chief of staff of California Education Partners, said the aim is a grading system that puts students on track for admission to the UC and CSU, as well as trade schools.
“Graduating with a D, in career and technology courses, too, leaves students with few choices,” she said. “No one is saying water down grades. This is about giving support, not lowering standards, and looking for simple ways to make grading more fair, to give kids a fighting chance and to measure what students know with multiple opportunities to show that.”
Lynn Rocha-Salazar, a former principal in Fresno Unified who is now CORE Districts’ senior improvement coach, said the work on grading preceded COVID-19, but the pandemic underscored the need for it.
“Those who had not been well served were penalized the most … so now is a time to examine grading practices to see the harm that was done,” she said.
Lindsay Unified, in rural Tulare County, has been moving toward a competency-based system for several years, and results are promising. Students at Lindsay High School, nearly all of whom are Latino and come from lower-income families, scored higher than the state average among all student groups on math and English language arts tests, as well as in college and career readiness, according to the 2019 California School Dashboard.
In Oakland, high schools are moving gradually toward a new system of assessment that doesn’t include D’s and F’s. Baez, the assistant principal at Fremont High, said the change will not happen overnight. Parents, students and especially teachers need time to understand what’s expected of them, and they must “buy in” to the change, she said.
“It has to be a cultural shift at the school. You have to build trust because we’re really rebuilding an entire system,” Baez said. “It will be a lot of work, but it’s important we do this because traditional grades benefit some kids, but they don’t help everyone.”
This story originally appeared in EdSource.
California schools: Equity becomes flashpoint
Equity.
That’s one of the buzzwords that will likely dominate conversation in California’s capitol next month, when state lawmakers return to Sacramento to consider, among other things, possible legislation to remove the personal belief exemption from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s student COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Stressed school leaders have mixed feelings about that,with some warning it could push thousands of kids — disproportionately from underserved communities — out of the classroom and into remote learning, widening an educational achievement gap that only grew during the pandemic.
That it could take a while for many students to bounce back from remote learning was evident in a wrenching Washington Post profile of three students at Burton High School in San Francisco. Am’Brianna Daniels, a senior who describes high school as her ticket to college and college as her ticket out of poverty, is struggling to keep up with her workload after the disruption and depression she experienced during nearly two years of online learning. Despite dropping two of her advanced placement classes, she says she’s still “so far behind on work, missing assignments everywhere.”
Some of California’s largest school districts — including Los Angeles Unified, Oakland Unified, San Diego Unified and Sacramento City Unified — are launching a new strategy to improve high schoolers’ chances of getting into the UC and CSU systems after the roller coaster of remote learning, EdSource reports. The plan: Drop D and F grades and promote a style of education called mastery-based learning.
Patricia Russell, who leads the Mastery Transcript Consortium: “We’re talking about people who are very young, and labeling them at such an early age as ‘less than’ or ‘more than’ can have significant psychological repercussions. ”
Debora Rinehart, a math and science teacher at St. Theresa School in Oakland: “I will work with any student before or after school or even on the weekend to help them learn. However, I will never lie about their knowledge level. Not reporting Ds and Fs is the equivalent of lying about a student’s progress.”
It’s a debate similar to the one surrounding California’s controversial new math framework, which proposes — among other things — delaying Algebra 1 until 9th grade to lower the number of Black, Latino and low-income students failing the class in 8th grade. San Francisco Unified has had the policy in place since 2014, and although the district says it’s resulted in fewer students across all demographics failing Algebra 1, CalMatters’ Joe Hong found that standardized test data paints a more complicated picture.
For example, at O’Connell High School — which enrolled the highest percentage of Black students among the district’s comprehensive high schools in the 2018-19 school year — just 6% of Black students met math standards in the 2014-15 school year. That dropped to 0% in 2018-19.
The UC last month said it will no longer require any standardized tests in its admissions process, noting that exams like the SAT and ACT may give a leg up to wealthier students whose families can afford pricey test preparation. But, as Joe reports, some San Francisco Unified families are paying for extra math classes so their kids can take AP Calculus by senior year and potentially have a better chance of getting into the college of their choice.
Rex Ridgeway, whose granddaughter attends Lincoln High in San Francisco: “I had her take Algebra 1 over the summer so she could master it when she took it again with Geometry. A lot of Black families don’t have the resources to do what I did.”
The coronavirus bottom line: As of Saturday, California had 4,822,889confirmed cases(+0.2% from previous day) and 74,046 deaths(+0. 2% from previous day), according to state data. CalMatters is also tracking coronavirus hospitalizations by county.
California has administered 59,643,525vaccine doses, and 68.4% of eligible Californians are fully vaccinated.
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1.State, nursing homes embroiled in lawsuits
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Maggots crawling around an elderly man’s feeding tube. A mentally impaired woman being sexually assaulted by another patient. A resident repeatedly stabbing himself in the neck. A resident choking on a medicine cup. These are among the alleged lapses in patient care for which the California Department of Public Health has cited and fined a Los Angeles nursing home in the past four years — prompting the Longwood Manor Convalescent Home to sue the state four times in the past 18 months to overturn the fines and violations, according to an investigation from CalMatters’ Barbara Feder Ostrov. The Longwood case illuminates California’s unusual requirement that nursing homes seeking to challenge citations must do so by suing in civil court — a lengthy and costly process that advocates say incentivizes the state to settle lawsuits, allows nursing homes to avoid the steepest penalties and fails to protect patients.
Among the key findings of Barbara’s investigation:
California has issued more than 3,000 nursing home citations since 2016 — and reduced sanctions in more than 600 of those cases.
During the same period, nursing homes filed at least 433 appeals against the state, including more than 60% of citations involving a patient death.
Between 2016 and 2020, California downgraded and reduced fines of 14 of 45 citations involving a resident’s death after nursing homes sued.
About 25% of the roughly $23.3 million in fines California has levied on skilled nursing facilities since 2016 remains unpaid.
2. California COVID update
Health workers prepare syringes with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at St. Rose hospital in Hayward on Jan. 27, 2021. Photo by Anne Wernikoff, CalMatters
The omicron variant continues to make its way through California: On Friday, Alameda County public health officers confirmed its presence in five of 12 residents who tested positive for COVID-19 in the wake of a late November wedding in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, Marin County health officers are considering levying a fine or misdemeanor charges against a couple who knowingly sent their COVID-positive child and sibling to school, resulting in an outbreak that infected eight kids and forced another 75 to quarantine. And COVID is running so rampant in San Diego County jails that the sheriff’s department recently ordered a systemwide lockdown, citing 125 new cases in the past week and two inmate deaths potentially caused by the outbreak.
The news comes amid an ongoing battle over vaccine mandates: A federal appeals court on Saturday lifted its temporary ban on San Diego Unified’s student vaccine mandate, the result of the school district removing a clause that prompted the temporary block. And on Friday, a superior court judge denied the Los Angeles Fire Department union’s request to delay enforcement of the city’s vaccine mandate, meaning that roughly 400 unvaccinated firefighters could be put on unpaid leave by the end of the month. In San Diego, at least 160 unvaccinated police officers risk termination; meanwhile, more than three dozen health care workers sued Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego, alleging the medical center didn’t thoroughly consider their applications for religious exemptions. And some Contra Costa County supervisors are pledging to reverse their own health department’s decision to not crack down on restaurants that allegedly aren’t verifying customers’ vaccination status.
Supervisor Karen Mitchoff: “I can assure you that we are not slacking off on citations. Citations that need to be made will be made.”
3.Crime poses political conundrum
Newsom, left, and Attorney General Bonta, right, at International Hotel Manilatown Center on March 24, 2021 in San Francisco. Photo by Anne Wernikoff, CalMatters
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday the sentencing of five defendants arrested in September 2020 for scheming to resell millions of dollars worth of goods stolen from Target, CVS, Walgreens and other stores — but that’s unlikely to placate prosecutors and business owners who say California needs tougher retail theft laws. Case in point: Republican lawyer Thomas Hiltachk recently filed a proposed ballot measure that would require anyone convicted two or more times for “brazen retail theft, auto theft, porch piracy, and other similar crimes” to be incarcerated for up to one year, “no exceptions, no excuses.” Meanwhile, crime continues to dominate the headlines: A San Francisco Chronicle photographer was robbed at gunpoint Friday while on assignment in West Oakland; men stole two diamond Rolex watches, an iPhone and at least $2,000 in cash in a Friday morning follow-home robbery in Valley Village; a San Francisco Safeway has installed security gates and other physical barriers to deter shoplifting; and Torrance police this weekend warned the public to watch out for robbers posing as landscapers or gardeners who appear to be targeting Asian American homeowners.
In other criminal justice news, the influential but little-known Committee on Revision of the Penal Code — which recently saw Newsom sign six of its proposals into law — has issued a new report calling on California to abolish the death penalty and characterizing its capital punishment system as “beyond repair.” The committee also recommended that Bonta reduce some inmates’ death sentences to life in prison and urged Newsom to use his clemency power to commute some sentences to prison terms.
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Prestigious California High Schools for Russian Children and Teenagers
When deciding to study abroad, a child’s parents often choose top US schools. The reason is due to the high level of prestige of American high schools: after graduating from the elite high schools in California, a graduate can freely enter the ranking universities of both America and other countries. According to statistics 90% of California’s elite private school graduates successfully enter top universities, including those in the famous Ivy League.
This state is located on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, the popularity of which is associated with a wonderful sunny climate, white sand beaches, a large number of modern tourist and business centers. There are several dozens of schools that successfully operate in California, which occupy top positions in international rankings, Silicon Valley is located, which has the status of a world center for innovative technologies.
Reasons for choosing to study in elite high schools in California for foreigners and Russian students
The created learning environment is aimed at the individual development of each student, taking into account his personal interests, goals, talents and wishes.
The curriculum provides for the study of a wide range of compulsory subjects and disciplines that are independently chosen by a foreign teenager.
The formation of classrooms is based on the individual characteristics of each student and the academic results of students
In addition to quality education, a rich and exciting leisure program is organized specifically for Russian children and adolescents, participation in which allows you to develop the social skills you need in the future, you can achieve high results in sports and creativity.
Most of the leading schools develop specialized language courses aimed at foreign teenagers, making it easier to adapt to a new language and cultural environment.
Upon graduation from an elite school in California, graduates become students of the best universities in the United States. While studying within the walls of elite universities, a foreign student can obtain a work permit in America.
Universal recognition of the US school certificate among all countries of the world when entering foreign universities.
Foreign teenagers will enjoy their time in California because of the high level of comfort and friendly environment. Agree that staying in a warm and sunny climate on the ocean coast, the presence of a large number of attractions will give only bright and positive emotions and impressions to your child.
What do you need to know about studying at California’s top high schools?
The duration of a prestigious secondary education in California is 12 years. It is envisaged that schoolchildren will study compulsory disciplines – social and natural sciences, mathematics, literature, physical education – and elective subjects. As a rule, foreign teenagers are offered the following subjects to study:
Information and computer technology
Foreign language – this can be Greek, Latin, European or Oriental languages
Statistics and Economics
Applied disciplines
Journalism and others.
It is also worth noting that various creative and sports sections are open especially for schoolchildren: in case of achieving high results in sports competitions, creative competitions, the graduate receives a significant advantage in entering top universities in the USA and other countries.
California Top High School Admissions Process
Foreign and Russian teenagers aged 12 to 14 are accepted for training. Students can choose one of the possible accommodation options for the period of study:
School comfortable residence
Host family.
As a rule, the leading private school in California is a whole student city that has modern infrastructure, sports grounds, and comfortable living conditions. In addition to training, various educational and entertaining events are organized specifically for foreign teenagers. The predominant number of Russian children and adolescents make a choice regarding accommodation for the period of study on a full board basis.
It is worth noting that when deciding to enroll in a prestigious California school, get ready for serious preparation – the competition reaches 10 children per place.
Basic requirements:
Complete the detailed questionnaire in English
Provide a report card for the last 2-3 years of study
Provide recommendations from an English teacher
Pass an oral interview to identify the student’s goals and motivations (may be conducted on an individual basis or Skype)
Pass the academic test
Provide an international language certificate: American SSAT, SLEP, TOEFL certificates.
In case of insufficient level of English language proficiency, it is worth taking training as part of the preparatory program or going to the top summer language camp in America.
TOP-10 best high schools in California
Foreign and Russian teenagers are provided with the widest opportunities for elite secondary education in such well-known American cities as San Francisco, Los Angeles, Malibu, San Diego, Stanford, Berkeley.
Listed below are America’s best schools for international Russian students:
Pacific Collegiate Charter
Oxford Academy
Whitney High School
KIPP San Jose Collegiate (San Jose High School KIPP Collegiate)
Preuss School UCSD (Preuss School USD)
Lowell High School
University High School (Fresno)
Hawthorne Math and Science Academy
University Preparatory Academy Charter
Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies (Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies).
The cost of obtaining an American secondary education in California
The cost of education for one semester will average from 20 to 50 thousand dollars – the difference is due to the rating and prestige of the educational institution. The cost of training includes meals and accommodation for the student, teaching materials.
Senior school grades 9-12 – what and how are they taught? Part 2 / Habr
In the first part, we discussed elementary education in the US junior and high school.
This note refers to high school, i.e., graduating classes from 9 to 12, when the student forms his specialization and decides whether to continue further education and in what direction.
The purpose of these articles is to share my observations about the US educational system, based on the experience gained by my children, to express my thoughts.
Subject selection strategy
For example, in our district there is a detailed list explaining the purpose of each class and which strategy is best to choose for teaching.
In short, it all comes down to money, schooling in the US is free, getting further education often costs significant amounts, and therefore, while studying at school, you can take university-level courses, thereby saving money and time on education. A year of college education here in California costs about $20,000 on average.
Thus, a motivated student has a very serious opportunity, after finishing school, to also receive two years of higher education. I’ve seen quite a few people in IT who, after two years of college, are doing pretty well in the job market. Most of my acquaintances were forced to complete their studies by the age of forty, as they decided to leave the profession of a programmer and grow up the career ladder.
The second not unimportant motivating moment is to take more classes at the university level, based on the policy of the universities, which students they would like to see in their walls. Also, for each class at the university level, an additional one is added to the average school score. Those. the price of such a course is one unit higher. Students who have taken university courses can achieve a GPA above four (the highest grade in a US school is 4). It is also worth noting that the GPA is taken seriously by universities when applying, along with federal exams, as well as with personal achievements in various fields.
What and how they teach and what skills they want to develop in the student.
Literature
Literature focuses on understanding the work and why the author chose this topic and what technique the author uses to express his thoughts in the work. I must say right away that this is a very strong level of university education. Here is an incomplete list of literature that my son read for grades 9-10:
Animal Farm and 1984 Ourell
Kill Mockingbird Lee
Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream Shakespeare
“Iliad” Homer
“All Quiet on the Western Front” Remarque
“Lord of the Flies” Golding
“The Old Man and the Sea” Hemingway
“Greek Mythology”
I personally liked one moment in the discussion of Remarque’s work – the description of the beating of Sergeant Himelshtos, in fact, Remarque devoted the entire third chapter to this act of retribution. So, the teacher crucified the whole lesson, explaining to the whole class not only the moral and philosophical aspect of what is happening, which is aptly described in the work by the phrase of Katchinsky
You see, if you teach a dog to eat potatoes and then give him a piece of meat, he will still grab the meat, because it is in his blood. And if you give a person a piece of power, the same thing will happen to him: he will grab it.
and also what writing technique the author uses to keep the reader in suspense, telling about the dynamics of group violence against the hated sergeant.
Mathematics
There is a clear trend towards developing skills in calculation. The same mathematical analysis in high school can be studied for three years, two of which are at the university level. Just a picture of the end of 19century Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-Belsky “Mental Counting” most appropriately characterizes the state of mathematics in the United States, although the problems are not always as original as in the rural school of the Russian Empire.
Mathematics in high school is given great attention most of the courses at the university level, even just enumeration is impressive – algebra, trigonometry, mathematical analysis, statistics.
Unfortunately, the geometry developed back in the Soviet school easily “puts down” a US high school graduate because, alas, they do not teach to understand the basic mathematical principles of what is necessary and sufficient.
Programming
Two years of study Second year specialization in Java at least so in our school.
Science
Quite a diverse set from advanced chemistry to biotechnology with serious laboratories. A separate trend in physics from classical mechanics to engineering is apparently something like a strength of evidence.
History
Starting from grade 10, you can take advanced history classes. Classes are considered very difficult – this is the real level of the university of the Faculty of History or the candidate’s minimum, if anyone who passed that one remembers everything is not sickly there. History is usually taken by those who want to specialize in law and just fans of history.
It can be conditionally divided into basic areas such as the history of Europe, the USA and World history, followed by economics and macroeconomics, and absolutely for downhole Government and Politics.
Tribunals against historical figures are very popular in historical classes. This year my son had a tribunal against Louis 14 and Stalin. When going through the history of the United States, they often discuss the nuclear attack on Japan and the violence against the civilian population during the American Civil War in the town of Antens, Alabama, which began with the legendary phrase of General Ivan Vasilyevich Turchaninov “I shut my eyes for two hours”.
Physical education
From the first year of study to grade 10 inclusive, one physical education lesson every day. There is not much variety – usually running and outdoor games: volleyball, basketball, if there are courts, then tennis, if there is a pool, then swimming or water polo (this is what my children have at school).
Starting from high school, and in some schools even from middle school, you can also participate in the sports section at the school. Usually it looks like two hours every weekday, i.e. five times a week and every Saturday and sometimes Sunday district competitions. Quite tiring for parents, but the approach fully justifies itself for a couple of years of such activities, children look very athletic.
Conclusion
I think it’s hard to describe everything in detail, I just wanted to convey a general approach. In my opinion, the school adheres to the Voltaire principle of dividing into “smart and not very smart”, while everyone is given a chance to prove themselves in any field, whether it be science / literature or sports achievements. In practice, it looks like that there are those who decide not to finish their studies until the 12th grade, then they just go to work. You can often see in a job advertisement that the applicant has a high school diploma, i. e. a school diploma is quite highly rated.
A former colleague of mine told a funny story about this. In the mid-90s, he and the boys created a well-known company in dot-com circles, and at some point he was forced to leave school and in a few years became a millionaire, bought himself a house and a BMW of the latest model. Serious investors came and “they and the boys” lost control of the firm and found out that they were fired and their shares were diluted to cents.
So he told me my parents weren’t upset at all and said, “Well, finally you will finish school.” Our conversation took place after ten years of his ruin, he graduated from school and the BMW was still in excellent condition.
Top 10 Boarding Schools in California (FAQ) | 2022
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Students who choose to enroll in any of California’s boarding schools will discover a state that has both exceptional academic strengths and some weaknesses.
This article highlights the best boarding schools in California, explains the learning process in California, and provides other tips.
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Should you study in California?
A large number of higher education institutions and colleges can be found in the Golden State.
The University of California system and the California State University system are two of the strongest public college systems in the United States.
Students from all over the country also attend elite private schools such as Stanford University and Caltech to gain exceptional knowledge and skills.
What’s more, the cost of living in California is 38% higher than the national average, according to the 2020 Cost of Living Index.
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But the exact cost of living varies greatly depending on where you live in California.
Is boarding school in California a good idea?
Yes, it is. Boarding schools for children in California differ from regular schools in that they require students to live on campus.
There are many things they do together, such as taking lessons, eating and living in the same place.
During the summer, between classes and on weekends, some schools return home to spend time with their families.
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Boarding Schools in California:
1. Idyllwild Art Academy:
performing arts. This is one of the best boarding schools in California.
This coeducational boarding high school for grades 9-12 is an hour’s drive from Palm Springs and has a 205-acre pine-covered private campus.
It is considered quite an international school with 300 students from 25 countries.
The academy, which also runs an arts program during the summer, is dedicated to helping young people with a passion for performance achieve their goals.
School attendance
2. Bishop Montgomery High School Amerigo Los Angeles:
Bishop Montgomery is a private, boarding, co-ed high school in Los Angeles, California.
Students at Amerigo, a private boarding school in Southern California, have a unique opportunity to receive a first-class education in Los Angeles.
Students at Amerigo Los Angeles have access to rigorous academic disciplines, active extracurricular activities and a friendly environment while enjoying the great natural beauty and unique cultural opportunities of Los Angeles.
When students go to middle school and high school at the same time, they are more likely to prepare for a good future.
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) have given California Boarding School their seal of approval as an approved school.
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3. Justin Siena Amerigo Napa Valley High School:
Justin Siena High School is a Catholic boarding school that builds a good community for students and prepares them for leadership.
The students of Justin Siena High School, a Lassalle Catholic high school, receive an excellent education in a loving and Christ-centered community.
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This helps students prepare for service and leadership in an ever-changing world.
Justin Siena High School students have access to a complete college preparatory curriculum designed to help them get into schools and universities where admissions are highly competitive.
As one of the best boarding schools in California, students have the opportunity to spend their weekends participating in a variety of activities, including sports and recreational activities, field trips and immersion trips, community service, and various celebrations of American culture.
4. Midland School:
Midland School is a relatively modest independent college preparatory boarding school located in Los Olivos, California.
The school was founded in 1932 by a Harvard graduate who wanted to change the way education was received. This is for 11th and 12th graders and the lessons are challenging but not impossible.
The school has an 8-acre garden that students help manage, and each student is required to participate in two different team sports during the school year.
The school participates in the Western Condor League Preparatory School and currently offers basketball in addition to other sports such as soccer, lacrosse, volleyball and cross country.
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5. Besant Hill School:
Besant Hill School is a high school located in Ojai, southern California.
Besant Hill School in Happy Valley, formerly the Happy Valley School, is a private school in Ojai, California catering to both boys and girls.
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This coeducational boarding school first opened its doors at 1946 for teaching teenagers from grades 9 to 12.
Both the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Association of Residential Schools have granted their accreditation to Besant Hill.
When students leave this school, they have over 95% chance of getting into the school. college or university to continue your education.
As one of the top boarding schools in California, Besant Hill School students have a peaceful place to study because the school is located in California’s Southern Valley Natural Area.
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6. Army and Navy Academy:
The Army and Navy Academy is a private military boarding school for boys that helps prepare them for college. It is located in Carlsbad, California.
This boys’ military boarding school in southern California is an all-boys school that inspires and shapes young people to be the best version of themselves.
Their college preparatory curriculum includes Advanced Placement (AP) and honors courses in addition to their core curriculum, which is based on the University of California admission criteria.
Accreditation is available through the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) for boarding schools in California.
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7. Monte Vista Christian School:
Monte Vista Christian School can be a great alternative for parents who want their children to be educated with a Christian worldview but still have the opportunity to attend a boarding school.
This is one of the best boarding schools in California.
The school is well known not only for the religious activities it offers, but also for the highly competitive sports teams it field in the Monterey Bay League.
Students have the opportunity to compete in a wide variety of sports such as football, basketball, soccer, golf, swimming and wrestling, among many others.
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8. Woodside Priory School:
Woodside Priory School is the only Benedictine College Preparatory School in California open to both sexes.
Woodside School has an excellent group of teachers and a rigorous curriculum that prepares students for college.
Students are able to engage in deep intellectual conversations with their highly educated lecturers because the typical class size is only six students per instructor.
This student-teacher ratio ensures that classes are small. The admission rate for new students at the institution is 57%.
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9. Ribét Academy:
Ribét Academy College Preparatory is a private school in Los Angeles, California that is open to both boys and girls from preschool through 12th grade . This is one of the best boarding schools in California.
This school is different from others in the area in that it has the largest marine biology lab in Southern California, as well as a theatre, courtroom, photography studio and orchestra room.
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10. Santa Catalina:
Santa Catalina School is a respected private all-girls Catholic boarding school located in Monterey, California.
Students are challenged to achieve excellence in all aspects of school life, including academics, sports and the arts.
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Students make the most of the unique opportunities and brand new adventures that come their way during their time on board in Santa Catalina.
Living in the community is the only way to truly acquire the life skills and values taught to them.
Frequently Asked Questions about Boarding Schools in California:
Why do parents send their children to boarding schools?
In the event of death, divorce or serious illness in the family, students can focus on their own growth and development instead of worrying about their loved ones at the boarding school.
Is boarding school a good idea?
Boarding schools offer a wide range of activities to students, including social services, art, drama and woodworking. Children will gain more self-confidence when they learn what they like and what they are good at.
Is it possible to study at a boarding school?
Many boarding schools have numerous extracurricular activities to help students break out of their shells.
Can I bring a TV set to boarding school?
Dorm rooms in most boarding schools do not have televisions, and even if they do, they are usually limited in size and require them to be freestanding.
Conclusion
Making sure your children get the best possible education requires a concerted effort, such as enrolling them in reputable schools.
Boarding schools in California provide children with a safe place to live through the way they teach, nurture and educate their students so they are better prepared for life after high school.
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Plus or minus mathematics – Picture of the day – Kommersant
School mathematics becomes the subject of fierce disputes not only among teachers and scientists, but also in society as a whole. More and more students are not coping with the school curriculum, and the governments of different countries are forced to look for ways out of the situation. In the United States, they are calling for the program to be simplified, in France they are convinced that mathematical knowledge itself has lost prestige, and it is urgent to invest in popularization. In Russia, the mathematical course is only being made more difficult so far, despite the fact that last year children massively received deuces in the OGE.
Photo: Aleksey Tanyushin, Kommersant
Photo: Aleksey Tanyushin, Kommersant
Not everyone is equal before mathematics
“Subjecting the children of our largest state to such an experiment is the height of irresponsibility,” says the open letter, which has been signed for more than one and a half thousands of scientists, including several winners of the most prestigious prize in mathematics, the Fields Prize. The letter is directed against one of the biggest reforms in mathematics education, which is planned to be carried out in California in the coming year. Its main goal is to make school mathematics attractive, in particular, so that national minorities and girls, who are traditionally less represented in this sector, want to be more actively involved in it. To do this, the authors of the idea propose to remove the most difficult sections of algebra from the program, replacing them with disciplines under the general name “big data”, to abolish the existing division of classes in accordance with mathematical abilities and to cancel exams in state mathematical schools, replacing them with the distribution of places by quotas.
Mathematician, professor at the University of California at Irvine Svetlana Zhitomirskaya
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Mathematician, Recherches professor at the University of California at Irvine Svetlana Zhitomirskaya 90 Math0005 matiques, The Center de Recherches Mathematiques
“In America, especially in the last year and a half, there has been a very strong movement for racial and other equality, which is understood by the super-progressive left as proportional representation in everything to the population,” comments mathematician, professor at the University of California at Irvine Svetlana Zhitomirskaya (this year Svetlana was invited as a plenary speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians, the largest and most significant scientific event in this area, which is a recognition of the scientist’s merits. — “Kommersant” ).— And the representation in advanced mathematical schools and classes is often very disproportionate. Asian children often dominate here, and there are traditionally many more boys than girls. There is no need to explain that quotas for some mean discrimination against others. We all went through this in the Soviet Union, where some people explained the disgusting discrimination against Jews in admission to, say, the Mekhmat of Moscow State University by the desire for proportional representation. There is no moral justification for this.”
According to the expert, the main problem of the proposed Californian reform is a significant weakening of the algebraic foundation; in fact, it is proposed to replace it with material that is rather empty from a mathematical point of view, allegedly close to the modern needs of “data analysis”. It is also assumed that all, even the strongest, children will only learn algebra starting from the 9th grade (from the age of 14), and as a result, they simply will not have enough time to acquire the foundation necessary for the basics of analysis and go through the beginning of analysis. , and the latter is highly desirable for those who choose technical specialties. The second significant problem is that the proposed program ignores the existence of mathematical abilities.
“Although mass math education in America is generally bad and lags behind many other countries, there has been one very good point so far,” says Svetlana Zhitomirskaya. levels and train separately. Most of the children who have abilities go on to technical specialties. If the new program is approved, they could all be set back by at least two years. In this case, just the children from not the most wealthy families will suffer, because the rest will go to private schools, where mathematics will be taught as before.
Of particular concern is that California, as the largest and most populous state, is a trendsetter in education, so the experience can be further extrapolated to the whole country.
Down with Euclid!
Of course, this is not the first experiment of a radical reform of the teaching of mathematics in schools. After the Second World War, all countries thought about how to teach more effectively. In the United States, a powerful transformation began in the late 1950s. President Kennedy is credited with the words that America lost space to the Russians “at the school desk”, which Kennedy allegedly uttered after Gagarin’s flight into space. Since then, in the United States, and after them in other Western countries, they began to introduce “new mathematics”, which was supposed to make science more relevant, understandable and accessible to most students. At the same time, for example, Euclidean geometry was thrown out of the school course. “Euclid must go” – this is how the outstanding French mathematician Jean Dieudonnet formulated the postulate of the new education system. “New Mathematics” lasted until 1980s, after which this experience was recognized as unsuccessful.
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In the USSR, as you know, the reform of school mathematics education started a little later (before that, they studied, for example, from Kiselev’s textbooks written before the revolution) and was associated with the names of mathematician Alexei Markushevich and academician Andrei Kolmogorov. The latter was chairman of the Commission on Mathematical Education at the Academy of Sciences and personally wrote a textbook on algebra, which is still being reprinted, but his textbook on geometry was soon withdrawn from circulation.
“We still have a myth that Soviet mathematical education was the best in the world,” says Ivan Yashchenko, teacher-mathematician, director of the Center for Continuing Mathematical Education in the Russian Federation. “It really was brilliant, but it concerned specialized physics and mathematics schools where gifted children were gathered from all over the country. At the same time, one cannot speak of a good mass mathematical education. In schools, they gave a huge amount of knowledge that had to be memorized and solved mechanistically. As a result, those who managed to get through this stream really became excellent specialists, but a huge number of schoolchildren were vaccinated against mathematics, did not like and did not understand it all their lives. In the final control, imitation reigned, final exams were helped by teachers, and tickets for an oral exam in geometry (by the way, a wonderful idea in fact) were massively crammed by heart without understanding.
Director of the Center for Continuing Mathematical Education in the Russian Federation Ivan Yashchenko
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Director of the Center for Continuing Mathematical Education in the Russian Federation Ivan Yashchenko
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In the 1990s, the Unified State Examination was introduced in Russia, with all its pluses and minuses, it became possible to really see what everyone already knew about: the general cut of education in the country, in mathematics in the first place, turned out to be very weak. The certification threshold was three simple tasks, and even with a choice of answers. Geometry turned out to be a particularly failure, which no one formally removed from the Russian curriculum, but it was not included in the compulsory exam in the 11th grade.
Victims of mathematics
Russian and Soviet teacher, “legislator” of school mathematics Andrei Kiselev
Russian and Soviet teacher, “legislator” of school mathematics Andrey Kiselev
Ignorance of mathematics by modern schoolchildren is only a consequence of the general dislike for the exact sciences among a large part of society, experts say. Since the advent of affordable information technology and gadgets, complex mathematical reasoning seems to many to be unnecessary for life. The crisis of interest in mathematics has recently remained at the center of the news agenda of newspapers in France. Here, mathematics was chosen by a record low number of first-year students. Analysts are already saying that in a few years the country will not have enough engineers and other highly qualified specialists to implement the technological revolution 4.0, which is associated with information and digital areas.
“For the majority, mathematics is the most difficult subject in school, and many people learn it very badly, often not so much because of laziness and lack of ability or perseverance, but because of bad programs or bad teaching,” comments Svetlana Zhitomirskaya. change is completely natural. If those who make decisions themselves do not like and do not understand mathematics, they suffered from it in childhood, then they certainly like the idea of introducing a course that will be given without difficulty. Indeed, in our memory, some previously common things have disappeared from school programs, for example, the algorithm for extracting square roots. It seems that you can also refuse to remember the multiplication table, the long division algorithm, or the ability to build graphs manually. But experience has shown that this cannot be done. When calculators are used too early, very poor results are obtained later, because there is no foundation.
Mathematician Andrey Okounkov
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Mathematician Andrey Okounkov
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physics without formulas – only its descriptive part, – comments a professor at Columbia University, Princeton, the University of California at Berkeley and the Higher School of Economics, Skoltech professor, Fields Prize winner Andrey Okounkov. – Now such trends are reaching mathematics, they are trying to turn it into descriptive, almost humanities. It is very strange for me to hear about the widespread attacks on mathematics, about attempts to expel it from universities, colleges or schools, because today this science is the basis of the technological well-being of every country. In our time, not food, not energy, and not even information, but the ability to process and understand information has become the most strategic resource. And this cannot be done without a large number of specialists with a mathematical education.”
According to experts, today a mathematically illiterate person is constantly becoming a victim of more educated people. A huge number of people are deceived precisely because they do not know the elementary basics of probability theory, which underlie many financial transactions in the market.
“Of course, teaching mathematics at the basic level should be understandable, accessible and relevant,” says Ivan Yashchenko. It turns out that this knowledge is very important in an era when we are used to trusting gadgets and computers in everything. They make life much easier for us, but at the same time increase the risk of making big mistakes. Last year, newspapers wrote about a funny case when a resident of Australia was buying toilet paper in an online store and mixed up rolls and boxes. The fact that a huge amount was revealed, dozens of times more than what should have been, did not bother her. And in the end, she was brought a truckload of toilet paper. It was really funny, but now imagine if the order of magnitude was confused by a doctor calculating the dose of chemotherapy, or an architect designing bridges. Another important subject, which, by the way, from September 2022 will be implemented within the framework of the Federal State Educational Standard in Russia along with algebra and geometry, is statistics and probability theory, for the lack of which our school mathematical education has been criticized for many years. To demonstrate the importance of such knowledge, it suffices to recall the famous historical example of the Second World War, which entered science under the name “survivor bias”. When the second front was opened, many American bombers returned to base with holes from anti-aircraft guns. Then it was decided to strengthen the armor, choosing the places where the shells hit most often. The mistake of this approach was pointed out by the mathematician Abraham Wald, who said that the engineers took into account only those aircraft that returned, and, therefore, received non-critical defeats, and those places whose damage led to the crash of the aircraft needed to be strengthened. So a modern person simply must have the skills of mathematical thinking, logic, the ability to correlate data, and so on.
It is terribly far from the people
Experts see the main problem of Russian school mathematical education precisely in its isolation from life. It is known that year after year Russian schoolchildren win the most prestigious international mathematical Olympiads and at the same time show low results in assessing the so-called functional mathematical literacy. In fact, this is the ability of a student to apply the knowledge gained at school in life. It is assessed every three years under the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA). In 2018, in mathematics, Russia took 30th place (in the first five – schoolchildren from the Asian region). Two years ago, as part of the OGE in mathematics, tasks were introduced specifically for functional literacy: for example, it was necessary to calculate what equipment would be more profitable to bring into the house – gas or electric. It is because of such tasks last year that students received a record number of twos.
“Now in Russia there is a very difficult transition from obligatory work and from cramming to a conscious approach to the subject,” says Ivan Yashchenko. “But at the same time, we are seeing a boom in interest in mathematics among schoolchildren, which today has become a social lift – in Russia there is a constant shortage of specialists in the field of digital technologies, and there are large companies that are ready to employ graduates. In Russia, in particular in Moscow and St. Petersburg, Tatarstan, all the best that those who oppose the current reform in California want to leave in the school curriculum are already being implemented. For several years now, the so-called Mathematical Vertical has been introduced in Moscow schools, when practically in every school children can study according to different programs – everyone receives a modern base; those who are interested can take the advanced course. And those who want even more study at the leading math schools, which receive special support.” The real accessibility of high-quality mathematical education and the development of talent throughout the country is provided by mass, of course free, mathematical Olympiads (such as the ongoing online school stage of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren on the Sirius platform, Mathematical Holiday, “I love mathematics”).
True, at the same time, year after year, the country has the largest shortage of teachers in mathematics, especially in the regions. That is, the programs are good, but there is no one to teach them yet.
Mathematics with an accent
“Russian mathematics has made and, I really hope, will continue to make a huge contribution to the development of world mathematics. We have a lot of wonderful talented young people who are very keenly interested in mathematics, so there are grounds for such hope,” says Andrey Okounkov. somewhere there has already been, alas, some lag.
In order to prevent this process from going too far, a few years ago it was decided to hold an International Congress of Mathematicians in Russia, where young people could hear the brightest stars of the mathematical Olympus. The last time such a significant and large-scale mathematical event was held in our country was more than half a century ago – in 1966.
“When the congress was conceived, no one could even imagine what the size of the problems on our way would be. Of course, the pandemic has mixed all the cards, many international events have already fallen victim to it,” says Andrey Okounkov. “But it was just as hard to imagine that we, the organizers of the congress, would be subjected to real persecution by a large number of both individual colleagues and entire professional communities who repeatedly raised the issue of a boycott of Congress. It is very difficult to face a conscious desire to harm, most likely fueled by the subconscious rejection of an entire country. This is especially surprising because it is impossible to imagine a more universal and unifying subject than mathematics. The population of the Earth speaks thousands of very different languages, and the language of mathematics is one for everyone, one for all countries, for all categories of citizens, just one. He is completely apolitical, does not know authorities, is minimally subject to fashion and expresses the truth and the truth as accurately as humanity is generally capable of speaking about truth. Therefore, every time it is a shame when mathematics becomes a bargaining chip in public or political disputes.
Elena Kudryavtseva
Russian school in California – Is it time to leave? All about immigration. — LiveJournal
While the Russian armed forces are trying to protect the Russian-speaking population of Crimea with tanks, the Slavic immigrants of California on their own create a network of comprehensive schools with the study of the Russian language. Imagine an ordinary comprehensive school, say, somewhere in the center of Moscow or St. Petersburg with a real football stadium, modern sports grounds, an extensive Russian library…
… And now let’s mentally transfer all of the above to the capital of California, add about fifty American teachers and teachers of the Russian language, do not forget to install the most modern teaching equipment in each classroom, and also seat one thousand two hundred children on their desks! So, we are in a charter school – Community Outreach Academy. I must say right away that this is not the only such school in the city – there are several similar institutions in Sacramento, but all of them are clearly inferior in scale to this one.
The vast majority of students at this school are the children of first-generation Russian-speaking immigrants who once arrived in the Golden State from Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia and other CIS countries. The fact is that most immigrants do not want their offspring to forget their native speech, irrevocably mixing with the local population. So parents send their kids to a charter school where they gnaw at the granite of science in a bilingual environment. (And the after-school program of the institution also offers the study of the Ukrainian language). This is perhaps the only school of such a large scale in the United States of America.
The “mission” of the school says that the activity of the educational organization is dedicated to “development of the academic talents of students, instilling in students a sense of love for their rich cultural heritage, including moral values, preparing students for a conscious choice of their place in the civil life of society” .
Walk through any American secondary school, you would probably witness a couple of fights in the schoolyard and, most likely, you would find an indispensable attribute of all public educational institutions – a police car on duty. However, here – everything is different. At breaks, children peacefully play football, and during classes they study diligently. Unlike many American schools, here on campus you hardly find a cigarette butt. Not to mention columns of smoke from marijuana – this is very strict here.
“I believe that our children should remain bilingual,” says the headmaster, Larisa Gonchar, “people of high culture and great knowledge. As you can see, we put our soul into our children.” And indeed, walking through the buildings of the Russian-language school in McLelan, I found that all the property of the school is maintained in perfect order and in some places even construction work is underway.
Larisa Gonchar came to California from Belarus 22 years ago. By the way, for some time Larisa’s family lived in the Crimea, where they are now actively fighting for the Russian heritage. “While observing the Slavic immigrant community in Sacramento, I hatched the idea of combining elements of the American education system to meet the needs of our community.” Despite the fact that the Belarusian by nationality has a “union” education behind her, Larisa decides to get a second, American one. After receiving a master’s degree in pedagogy from the University of California, as well as the right to teach in elementary school, our compatriot set about setting up a charter school according to her vision.
Here we should take a step back and explain to readers what a charter school is in America. Charter schools appeared in the US in the 90s in response to the clumsy state institutions. Today, almost every corner of America has such institutions. They usually combine elements of private and public schools. Charter schools are independent (but still public) schools created and run by educators, parents, local leaders, educators, and so on. State organizations, of course, exercise control over the quality of education in these schools, but give them wide autonomy in the method of education, the choice of secondary subjects and the way they are managed.
Despite this, charter schools are still funded from the state budget, which provides all students with free education. (By the way, the influx of applicants to the Community Outreach Academy is so great that, according to the administration, a lottery has to be played for each place). Thus, charter schools are private enterprises using public resources. In doing so, they do without the extra bureaucratic red tape and obstacles that government agencies usually put in place for schools, which allows these schools to conduct educational experiments that are completely unthinkable within the framework of ordinary schools.
This school has little in common with traditional Russian education. In the lowest grades, for example, there are no desks. Instead, there are tables for groups of up to a dozen children of different ages. Students work together and independently, each at their own level of knowledge and ability. During the classes, teachers have time to work individually with each student.
“Last year we built another playground for junior classes, – Larisa Gonchar shows me a super-modern playground, – in the near future we plan to invest at least half a million dollars in another one. ” In addition, the school has a wide variety of sports and development sections: for example, a Russian karate school has been operating here recently.
Anticipating my next question (where does the money come from in a crisis?), it’s no secret that many, even public schools in America today receive less funding, and some even close, Larisa answers: “Following the old Russian habit, we try to economically distribute finance, for example, where American schools squander their budget, we try to do without frills.”
Despite this, every classroom has a giant plasma screen for interactive learning – squeaky chalk (with a slate) is kept here in the school museum as a fossil. I was told that each of these panels cost the school, by the way, up to ten thousand dollars. “Children are our future,” Larisa smiles, “we don’t feel sorry for anything for them!”
How can a Russian school do without high-quality volumes of Dostoevsky and Pushkin? I was told that the Russian Language Department at the Community Outreach Academy had recently opened a real Russian library. While only a quarter of California fourth graders can read fluently, Slavic children are excellent at writing, reading and bilingual. In fact, children grow up here in a bilingual environment. According to school administration statistics, at least 60 percent of children graduate exclusively with an “A”, which corresponds to the Russian “five”. Larisa Gonchar says that, unlike first-generation immigrants, most of her students go to higher education institutions in the country.
According to the principal, the school accepts children from grades K-6 (elementary school). The curriculum is adapted for non-English speaking students and complies with all US government standards. Among the main subjects in the school are taught English, mathematics, natural and social sciences. Teaching material for learning English is developed according to the Houghton Mifflin system, following which the child is guaranteed to receive a good level of education. For those who do not come to school from the first grade, teaching staff offer a wide range of additional opportunities and means for newcomers to catch up with other students. To learn English, for example, there is an ESL program.
The teaching staff of the school consists of American and partially Russian-speaking teachers. “We urgently need qualified Russian-speaking employees,” Gonchar complains, “if you speak Russian and have an appropriate American education, come to us, we guarantee you a job!” The advanced school currently has 1,200 students and more than a hundred teachers and administrative staff.
“Community Outreach Academy was created to develop not only the academic abilities of students, but also to promote the formation of a healthy character in the child, to instill in every student the ethical and moral principles of life,” the organization’s charter says.
“Cheating is any use of the labor of another student, – written in large print on a special board in the English grammar classroom, – students involved in cheating during tests or final exams will be directed to the office of the school administrator for disciplinary action against them Remember that by cheating in exams, you are cheating yourself and depriving yourself of the necessary knowledge!
“In addition to the traditional subjects that are taught in ordinary secondary schools, we have developed our own character development program,” says Larisa Gonchar, continuing her tours of the campus. character development.” Following this program, throughout the school year, students focus on such character traits as “friendship, loyalty, honesty, self-control, cooperation, balance”, etc. In this way, educators achieve a healthy and safe atmosphere in the school. The study of the program enables children to acquire “the values and principles of life that contribute to the formation of a strong character and healthy interpersonal relationships.”
According to teachers, the special program helps to reduce problems associated with bullying, rudeness and bad behavior. As a result, “academy” students are less at risk of alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse, Sacramento social workers say.
According to the school principal, the so-called “toilet law”, which requires public schools in California to grant transgender students the right to use appropriate bathrooms, has not yet reached the Russian school. “When it comes, then we will decide what to do,” says Gonchar.
Interestingly, the educational institution is located right on the territory of the old military airfield. In those buildings where during the Cold War instructors prepared American soldiers for combat operations, today new Russian-speaking citizens of America are trained. Coming back from school, I pass by a military training ground where US Air Force fighter jets are rusting into the concrete of the runway. They are no longer needed here – as, indeed, in the tank divisions of the Russian army …
In the school parking lot, I ran into a group of parents picking up their children from school. I asked why they chose this educational institution? “I want my children to know Russian,” the father of the child answered me with a Ukrainian accent.
Ruslan Gurzhiy, SlavicSac.com
Ojai Valley School – Ojai Valley School
Address: 723 El Paseo Road, Ojai, CA 93023
Director: Michael J. Hall-Mounsey
Founded : 1911
School status: coeducational. (Grade 3-12)
Number of students: 272 students, 110 people study in the senior school (grades 9-12), of which about 50 are foreigners.
School location OVS
The school is located in the state of California, in the town of Ojai, 82 miles (approximately 132 km) from Los Angeles.
School OVS
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Eastern couple settled in the beautiful Ojai Valley and opened a small private school. The motto of the school was the concept of Integer Vitae, which means integrity, balance and strength in life.
The school has grown from a single classroom with 12 students to a large school with about 300 students on 195 acres (about 79 hectares), but its values and principles remain the same.
Training at OVS
Admission to School: for admission in grades 6 to 12, you must provide general information about the candidate and his family, results of standardized SSAT or ISEE tests or pass the Boarding Schools Association entrance exam, essay, grades from the previous place of study, recommendations of English teachers , mathematics and characteristics of the student.
Foreign applicants entering grades 6-8 must provide TOEFL test results to demonstrate knowledge of the English language. The school also conducts personal interviews.
Curriculum: at OVS is a challenging college preparatory program that includes AP (Advanced Placement) courses and Honors course work. The academic year is divided into two semesters.
Graduates for admission to the university need to score a minimum of 17 points, which include: 4 points in English, 3 in social sciences, 3 in a foreign language, 3 in mathematics, 3 in laboratory science and 1 in fine arts.
Honors and Advanced Placement (AP): The course is designed for highly motivated students who have completed previous courses and received departmental approval and who are ready for more challenging homework. The school reserves the right to limit the number of AP courses and advanced courses that a student chooses. The AP exam is taken in the spring.
AP courses are English Language and Composition, English Literature, World History, US History, Psychology, Calculus, Statistics, Design, Drawing, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, Spanish.
Honors courses are English 10, Geometry, Spanish III.
ESL – English as a second language. OVS was one of the first boarding schools on the US West Coast to adopt an English as a Second Language (ESL) program at all levels of knowledge.
The school has an academic center for training and student support. This center provides organizational and educational assistance, additional time for examinations, as well as developmental programs for those who meet the qualification criteria.
Art at OVS
The arts program at OVS caters to both beginners and advanced artists, performers and musicians. The program includes drawing, music theory and composition, music history, vocals, ceramics, photography and three art courses that can take the AP (Advanced Placement) exam. Students can also study costume design, graphic design, film and sculpture. In order to receive a diploma at the end of the school, each student must study the fine arts for at least one full academic year. For those who want to continue to enter art schools and get a degree in art, the school has a separate program.
In addition to classroom work, students take part in exhibitions and work with local artists or visiting tutors.
Music: students study in the choir, study improvisation in the drama club, practice hip-hop and choreography in the dance group, study the academic aspects of music, such as music theory and composition, music history and the basis of vocals. Each year, the school’s beautiful outdoor amphitheater and performing arts center hosts musical and dramatic performances.
Graduates go to the Rhode Island School of Design, the California Institute of the Arts, the Pratt Institute, the Otis College of Art and Design, and many other world-famous educational institutions.
Sports in OVS
The sports program is one of the main components in the life of OVS. Physical fitness is essential for the general health of students, as well as character development, teamwork and other life skills. Middle and high school students participate in athletics every season. They have the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of sports in autumn, winter and spring. All elementary school students are involved in physical education as part of the curriculum.
Schoolchildren in grades 6-8 (12-14 years old) participate in interscholastic football, volleyball, basketball and lacrosse tournaments.
High school students (15-18 years old) participate in team competitions within the Condor League, which includes various independent schools. Competitions are held in football, basketball, volleyball, cross country, athletics, baseball, equestrian sports, tennis, golf and lacrosse. In addition to this, students are engaged in swimming, dancing, fitness.
Equestrian sport.
OVS is one of the few boarding schools in the United States that practices horseback riding starting in elementary school. Riding instructors are experienced in hunting, show jumping, riding, dressage and combined training. Every year students get a unique opportunity to work with invited teachers.
The students take care of their horses and spend quite a lot of time in the stables with 22 stalls. On the high school campus, riders practice on the dressage ground, show jumping arena, a three-mile wooded trail that circles the campus. On the Junior School campus, equestrian infrastructure includes a new 12 stall stable for private and school horses, 11 paddocks, a large equestrian arena and utility rooms.
The school owns 40 horses and ponies suitable for riders of all levels who try to ride different horses throughout the year as each horse teaches something new.
School life at OVS
School uniform: casual wear.
Religion: non-religious school.
Circles and clubs: there are 26 circles and clubs in extra-curricular activities. Among them: a chess club, a surfing club, a math club, a homework club, a pony club, an archery club, a bicycle club, a computer club, a club for foreign students, a journalism club and many others. During the year, students, participating in the work of clubs and various events, improve their educational level.
The weekend program offers a variety of excursions, fishing, rock climbing, mountaineering, kayaking and surfing, hiking, horse trails, skiing and snowboarding, as well as a day trip to the Matilla waterfall.
Accommodation in OVS
At OVS, students from grades 3 to 12 (aged 9-18) live and study with their colleagues from around the world. Children living in the residence are actively involved in the life of the school community and develop friendships that last a lifetime.
As a rule, residents are accommodated in double rooms. On the school campus live and educators who control the children. Boys and girls live in separate hostels.
Free time is not spent in the recreation areas of the hostels, where they do their homework, prepare snacks or just relax.
The Junior School campus is located near downtown Ojai and accommodates approximately 65 students in grades 3-8.
THE Top 10 Daycares in North Las Vegas, NV | Affordable Prices
Daycares in North Las Vegas, NV
A Wee Bit Of Care
8241 San Mateo Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89085
Costimate: $241/day
Description:
Dear Parent,
Who is better to care for your child than two fully vaccinated HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS?
My name is Breonna and I am a Licensed Pediatric Nurse with a Bachelor’s degree in Allied Health. Myhusband is a veteran from the United States Marines that is currently working as a Respiratory Therapist. We have completed additional training in childcare development and both hold college degrees!
A Wee Bit of Care is a Licensed In-home Daycare with flat weekly rates for both part time and full time care. We offer a safe, nurturing environment that fosters social, emotional and cognitive development. We encourage Montessori curriculum and provide meals and snacks for the entire week. A Wee Bit of care is the perfect balance between fun and educational!
A little more information about the programs we offer are highlighted below:
. Our full-time and part-time programs are a flat weekly rate that allows care up to 5 days a week.
. We offer 2 part-time programs that consist of Mornings (7 a.m. to 12 p.m.) and Afternoons (12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Our part-time program consist of one meal and snack. Tuition starts at $209 per week.
. We offer a full-time program from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. which consist of 2 meals and 2 snacks. Tuition starts at $269 per week.
. Each program includes curriculum and supplies because we are education based. Each child will take an assessment to test where they are and curriculum will build upon the results of the assessment.
To address any question regarding our services offered, please visit our website at www.AWeeBitofCare.com for detailed information on these. However, if you would like to see us in person (of course, following COVID-19 safety protocols) and discuss how we can help in more detail, I would be glad to schedule a tour. Our main cross streets are Decatur and Grand Teton.
In the meanwhile, please feel free to contact me if you need more clarifications or to hear more about our program at 725-205-9936.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Description:
What matters to us at La Petite Academy is simple: Your child. Here, exceptionally strong, sound social and educational foundations are formed. Here, children learn to respect one another. Learn together. Learnto work together. Learn to have fun constructively. And discover how enjoyable learning can be. It all starts by design. The free-flowing, open concept design of our facilities inspires a nurturing, interactive, and collaborative environment in which your child can thrive. Our schools and classrooms are designed to give children room to grow, room to share and room to be themselves. At La Petite Academy, open spaces and open concepts promote open minds….
Montessori Method
720 Rancho Del Norte, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Starting at $633/day
Description:
Montessori Method is a preschool (6weeks-6 years old) located in North Las Vegas near Aliante. We are dedicated to providing a Montessori based education in a positive and nurturing environment. We are anacademic school that follows a Montessori curriculum that allows your child to succeed and grow in every area in life….
My Tot Time
361 Copeland Ct, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Starting at $100/day
Description:
ONLY 1 FULL TIME SPOT REMAINING
My Tot Time is child care care for preschoolers age 20months to 6yrs located near Craig & Commerce NLV
All children are hardwired to be curious, to explore, and toconnect. My Tot Time Daycare is focused on developing children’s social, emotional, and academic skills. Our goal is to balance structure with creativity, while building positive trusting relationships.
All activities are designed to nurture the emotional and intellectual growth of preschoolers. Young children are free to develop their bright young minds through stimulating situations, hands-on learning opportunities, observational interactive play, and age appropriate academics.
Our in home daycare proudly provides the highest standards of learning-based caregiving. Caregiver to child ratio is 1 to 4. We are committed to providing a safe, clean, and supportive learning environment where your child can thrive.
My Tot Time is the perfect combination of daycare meets preschool. We are open 7am to 8pm seven days a week. Registration is free with no enrollment fees, no long term commitments, no start dates, and no end dates. We are flexible to meet your families needs. We provide lunch and all snacks. Space is currently available. Full time care (5 days a calendar week up to 10 hours per day) is $200 per week. We will work with any schedule within our operating hours, just call to get your honest and fair price quote over the phone. We also accept drop-ins if space permits (must call ahead and to verify space available).
We take Covid-19 very serious. We are fully vaccinated. Temperature checks at the door for all. Hand washing is required at sign-in and every 2hrs an alarm is set to remind us to take our hand washing break (and it should go with out saying we ensure hand washing after bathroom breaks and before/after eating). All toys and touch areas are sanitized throughout the day and entire daycare undergoes deep sanitation at close.
If you would like more information please check out our website www.MyTotTime.com or give us a call!…
Description:
We offer an in-home, family childcare program. This is a fun, safe, and educational environment. All meals are included and learning is key!
We are expanding. Little Steps ELA will be moving into acommercial space in March 2020. We will still maintain small class sizes with a cozy home atmosphere. The Center will be located on Craig and Valley. Click here for pre enrollment:
https://app.waitlistplus.com/LittleStepsEarlyLear/Portal/Signup
Hours are Monday-Friday 6:30am-7:00pm…
Learning Excellence
6932 Judith River Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Starting at $300/day
Description:
Learning Excellence is a In-Home preschool/childcare center that educates children between the ages 0-5years of age. It is our mission to provide high quality childcare and early education to children. We valuechildren’s learning experiences in collaboration with families, to promote growth and diversity.
* Available for weekends/ date night/ overnights upon request.
We offer small class size of 4-6 kids max
Spaces fill up quickly-Register today to hold spot for 2022-2023 school year
Monday-Friday 6am-4:30pm
Part -time
Half days
Full-time
Drop-in
Educator for over 15 years
Bachelors in Early Childhood, Masters in Curriculum and Instruction in Reading and certification in Administration in Education
Valid Nevada State teacher Certification
CPR Certified and First aid Trained
Program based on age appropriate materials and preschool curriculum.
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Check us out on Instagram @learning.excellence
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Description:
Hello,
My name is Maria. I am a state licensed childcare provider. I have 21+ years of experience with children of all ages, which includes raising 4 of my own. My childcare is a home where you can bringyour children and feel complete trust and a peace of mind that your child will be in a safe, fun-loving, educational environment. Your child will be treated as my own family. I am reliable, honest, trustworthy, loving, caring and safe. I have been trained & certified in many areas of early childhood development.
* Licensed by the State of Nevada
* Background checked
* Insured
* Registered with Nevada Registry
* CPR & First Aid certified
* We celebrate all children’s birthdays & holidays
* Fun indoor & outdoor play
* Arts & crafts
* Age appropriate curriculum
* Creative activities & educational games
* Progress reports
& much more…
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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….
Description:
What matters to us at La Petite Academy is simple: Your child. Here, exceptionally strong, sound social and educational foundations are formed. Here, children learn to respect one another. Learn together. Learnto work together. Learn to have fun constructively. And discover how enjoyable learning can be. It all starts by design. The free-flowing, open concept design of our facilities inspires a nurturing, interactive, and collaborative environment in which your child can thrive. Our schools and classrooms are designed to give children room to grow, room to share and room to be themselves. At La Petite Academy, open spaces and open concepts promote open minds….
Marcela Rodriguez
4417 Point Breeze Dr, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Costimate: $194/day
Monse Childcare
Talbot Springs Ct, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Costimate: $139/day
It Starts At Home
1616 Golden Glen Ct, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Costimate: $139/day
Description:
Hello, thank you for taking the time to review my page!
I am a proud Las Vegas native. I was born and raised right here in the city. I absolutely love working with children! I have been volunteering andworking with children since I was in grade school. I also spend time outside of school tutoring, and working with students with autism, Down’s syndrome and problematic behaviors. This is my life work and it is what I will do until I do not have breath in my body to do it anymore….
Description:
I have 16 years of expeince as a license child care provider. I have completed my Child Development Associate. Which mean that I am able to meet the specific needs of children and work with parents to nurturechildren’s physical, social, and emotionmal growth in a child development. Each day is balanced to provide developmental learning activities in the form of fun! We teach shapes, colors, art & crafts singing, creative play, reading comprehension and reasoning skills.Breakfast, lunch and snacks are served daily and is regulated by Food For Kids program. My training is constantly upgraded receiving 15 credit hours annually. I am required to have a North Las Vegas Sheriff Card,(background check) Health card, Signs of Illness class, and Recognize and Reporting Abuse certificates. Also I am certified in CPR and First Aid. I’m a mother of four grown children and 8 grandchildren. My goals is to provide the best possible car for you child’s special needs in creating a learning home environment. We recognize the importance of quality child care and are committed to protecting the health and safely of all children.Let me assure you that I’m committed to providing your child with the best care and guidance. I wish to establish an open line of communication, not only as a employee but also someone who genuinely cares about you child(ren)….
Description:
Children’s Choice Learning Center at Texas Station offers the highest quality in early care and education. We utilize the Children’s Choice Classics curriculum which puts emphasis on academic excellence andcharacter development. Our educators are highly qualified, loving and nurturing teachers. We also have low child/teacher ratios. We strive to offer the very best in early learning care/education by utilizing continuous quality assurance programs. The center has state of the art security and age appropriate outdoor play areas….
Description:
Kids Campus Learning Center, located in North Las Vegas, Nevada, offers comprehensive education programs designed to support the holistic learning and development of toddlers through school age children. Thecompany also offers before and after-school care as well as enrichment programs during the summer….
Description:
The branch of La Petite Academy in North Las Vegas, NV offers standard childcare services. The North Las Vegas center is open from six-thirty AM to sixt-thirty PM, Mondays through Fridays. The school offersprograms for infants, toddlers, early preschool, preschool, and prekindergarten prep. If offers before- and after- school programs, including summer and winter breaks….
Description:
The branch of La Petite Academy in 2645 West Centennial Parkway, North Las Vegas, NV offers standard childcare services. The North Las Vegas center is open from six AM to six PM, Mondays through Fridays. Theschool offers programs for infants, toddlers, early preschool, preschool, and prekindergarten prep. If offers before- and after- school programs, including summer and winter breaks….
Description:
Acelero Learning-Martin Luther King Center is a child care company located in North Las Vegas, Nevada that offers early learning programs geared towards preschool children. The company has a maximum capacity of100 children and admits kids between the ages of 3 to 4 years old. The company offers its services throughout the year, and after-school care services are also available….
Description:
Marcia’s Child Care Center located in North Las Vegas, NV is a licensed child care facility that specializes in children from birth to sixteen years old. The center has a maximum capacity of 49 children andoffers comprehensive Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, and School-Age programs….
Description:
Little Lucys Child Care Center supports the child’s development with fun, warmth, security, exploration and discovery. They actively seek to encourage socialization, creativity, and a sense of community withinthe environment. It is their belief in children learning best through exploration and play….
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In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in North Las Vegas, NV?
There are a variety of daycares in North Las Vegas, NV 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.
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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 437 in North Las Vegas, NV as of September 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from North Las Vegas 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.
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As you visit daycare facilities in North Las Vegas, NV, 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 North Las Vegas, NV.
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24 Hour Fitness Kids Club-Craig is a licensed child care center in N. Las Vegas, NV. At 24 Hour Fitness Kids Club-Craig, we enroll children as young…
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Children Unlimited is a licensed child care center in N. Las Vegas, NV. At Children Unlimited, we enroll children as young as 6 weeks through 12…
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There are 33 daycares in North Las Vegas, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 3 home-based programs and 30 centers.
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The cost of daycare in North Las Vegas is $708 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.
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Based on CareLuLu data, 24 daycares care for infants (as well as toddlers). This includes 1 home-based programs and 23 centers.
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Based on CareLuLu data, 2 daycares offer part-time care or drop-in care in North Las Vegas.
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North Las Vegas, NV (Childcare & Programs)
There are 44 Daycares in North Las Vegas, Nevada, serving a population of 234,389 people in an area of 98 square miles. There is 1 Daycare per 5,327 people, and 1 Daycare per 2 square miles.
In Nevada, North Las Vegas is ranked 28th of 156 cities in Daycares per capita, and 16th of 156 cities in Daycares per square mile.
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Find North Las Vegas, Nevada daycares and preschools.
24 Hour Fitness Kid’s Club – Craig
2106 West Craig Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Acelero Learning Clark County – Mlk Cdc
1555 West Carey Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Acelero Learning Clark County Head Start Boys & Girls Club Nlv
2530 East Carey Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Bring’Em Young Academy
3980 West Ann Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Carlin Family Care
2035 Cardigan Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Children Unlimited
2121 Royal Caribbean Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Children’s Learning Adventure – Ann
3470 West Ann Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Childrens Choice Learning Center
2100 Texas Star Lane
North Las Vegas,
NV
Christian Childcare
3234 Simmons Street
North Las Vegas,
NV
Creative Kids-Aliante
2385 Deer Springs Way
North Las Vegas,
NV
Csn Ece Lab Program – Cheyenne
3200 East Cheyenne Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Csn/Child Development Lab
3200 East Cheyenne Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Diana’s Lil’ Darlings
4621 Steeplechase Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Eos Fitness – Aliante
2745 West Centennial Parkway
North Las Vegas,
NV
Eos Fitness – Centennial
6564 Losee Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Golds Gym
4180 West Craig Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Happytime Daycare Learning Center
2418 Parasail Point Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Homestyle Day Care
6126 Rain Bird Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
Jamie’s Child Care
6324 Big Cedar Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kid’s Co-Op
4316 North Decatur Boulevard
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kids Campus Learning Center
5730 Simmons Street
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kids Campus Learning Center – Mlk
3901 North Martin Luther King Boulevard
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kids Campus Learning Center Iii – Simmons
5730 Simmons Street
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kids Quest – Texas Station
2101 Texas Star Lane
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kidz Kidz Kidz Preschool – Ann
4645 West Ann Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Kostandine Xhaho
4315 Critic Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
La Petite Academy – Centennial
2645 West Centennial Parkway
North Las Vegas,
NV
La Petite Academy – Simmons
4425 Simmons Street
North Las Vegas,
NV
Las Vegas Athletic Club – Decatur
6050 North Decatur Boulevard
North Las Vegas,
NV
Lee Lee’s Busy Bees Family Child Care
6609 Fort William Street
North Las Vegas,
NV
Little Steps Early Learning Academy
2620 East Timid Tiger Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Marcia’s Child Care Center
2016 East Carey Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Mini-Skool Early Learning Center
720 Rancho Del Norte Drive
North Las Vegas,
NV
Mlk Early Childhood Development Center
1555 West Carey Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Mrs. Pam’s Group Child Care
1316 Cactus Grove Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
Noah’s Little Ark
3509 Sapphire Sea Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
Stepping Stones Children’s Academy
720 Rancho Del Norte Drive
North Las Vegas,
NV
Sunrise Children’s Foundation Early Head Start – Desert Rose
602 West Brooks Avenue
North Las Vegas,
NV
Sunrise Children’s Foundation Early Head Start – North Las V
3755 West Lake Mead Boulevard
North Las Vegas,
NV
Sweet Pea Learning Center
375 West Centennial Parkway
North Las Vegas,
NV
Sweet Pea Learning Center
4645 West Ann Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
Watch Me Grow
4095 West Craig Road
North Las Vegas,
NV
William’s Family Day Care
1704 John Bevy Court
North Las Vegas,
NV
Ymca – Skyview
3050 East Centennial Parkway
North Las Vegas,
NV
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4 Adult Daycare Facilities in North Las Vegas, NV – Find Reviews, Photos
There are 4 adult daycare facilities near North Las Vegas, Nevada. The costs per day of adult daycare in Nevada range from $53 up to $80, with a median expense running about $71. The monthly cost averages roughly $2,130 and ranges between $1,590 and $2,400. On an annual basis, the median cost is about $18,525, which is greater than the national average of $16,900.
Adult daycare costs in North Las Vegas, NV can range from around $60 per day to $70 per day, with a median cost of about $68 per day. That equates to an annual cost of around $17,550.
North Las Vegas is a mid-size city in Clark County in Nevada. It is the fourth largest city in Nevada. While the city itself contains 214,518 people, the surrounding metropolitan area has a population of 2,084,793. Those 55 and over represent around 16% of the community.
North Las Vegas has a good SeniorScore™ of 73. The city has a median per capita income of $22,000. The mean household income is $57,000 compared to the average of $49,000 for the state of Nevada. The current unemployment rate is around 10. 43% and the mean home price is $166,500, which is less than the state average of $238,500.
North Las Vegas has ideal average temperatures, with very mild winters and very warm summers. The area receives optimal amounts of rain each year. In relation to other American cities, North Las Vegas has very low air quality ratings, very low water quality, and a higher than average crime rate.
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There are 42 daycares in North Las Vegas, Nevada. If you need more daycares you can also use find daycare centers near me.
Centennial KinderCare
651 E Centennial Pkwy, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Center
Creative Kids Learning Center
2385 W. Deer Springs Way, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Center
La Petite Academy of North Las Vegas
4425 Simmons Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
La Petite Academy of North Las Vegas
2645 W Centennial Pkwy, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Preschool
24 Hour Fitness Kids Club – Craig
2106 West Craig Road, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Acelero Learning Clark County – MLK Early Childhood Development Center
1555 W Carey Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Preschool
Bright Child Learning Center
375 Centennial, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Center
Bright Child Learning Center
4645 W Ann Road #106, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Busy Bees Learning Center
4751 Possum Berry Lane, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Center
CSN – Child Development Lab
3200 E. Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Preschool
CSN Child Care Cheyenne
3200 East Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Preschool
Carlin Family Care
2035 Cardigan Avenue, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Center
Cherubim Family Child Care
6544 Chebec Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
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Children Unlimited
2121 Royal Caribbean Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
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Childrens Choice Learning Center
2100 Texas Star Lane, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Preschool
Christians Childcare
3234 Simmons Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Center
Darian Dais Playhouse
3009 Austin Pale Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Center
Diana’s Lil Darlings
4621 Steeplechase, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
Especially For Youngsters
1013 E. Hammer Lane, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Center
Frankie Anselmo Daycare
6126 Rainbird Court, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Golds Gym
6564 Losee Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 89086
Center
Golds Gym
2745 W. Centennial Pkwy, North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Center
Here Wee Grow Preschool
4839 Villa Carmen Circle, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
Jamie’s Child Care
6324 Big Cedar Court, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Joyland Nursery
3718 Twining Avenue, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Center
Kids Campus Learning Center
3901 N. Martin Luther King Blvd, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Preschool
Kids Campus Learning Center III
5730 Simmons Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
Kingdom Kids
305 Kings Avenue, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Center
Little Star Home Day Care
2217 Keller Court, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Center
Marcia’s Child Care Center
2016 East Carey Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Center
Marias Family Day Care
1207 Calico Cactus Ln, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Mrs. Pams Family Child Care
6209 Prospect Niche St, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Raes Daycare
3419 Kidd Street, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Center
Rugrats World
6221 Villa Emo St., North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Sunrise Childrens Foundation
602 Brooks Ave, North Las Vegas, NV 89030
Preschool
Super Kids Academy
3980 West Ann Road, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
Tania Bautista
4660 Cliff Breeze Dr, North Las Vegas, NV 89081
Center
The Childrens Garden Learning Center
720 Rancho Del Norte Dr, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Preschool
Three Key Years Preschool Program William Pearson Community Center
1625 W. Carey Avenue, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Preschool
Tiffanys Tots
5812 Sierra Cliff St, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Center
Watch Me Grow Child Development Center
4095 West Craig Road, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
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Williams Family Day Care
1704 John Bevy, North Las Vegas, NV 89086
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List of Las Vegas Casinos That Never Opened
Over the years there have been several casinos and resorts planned in the Las Vegas Valley that never opened . The planning stages could be simply ad or groundbreaking. [1] [2] [3]
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1 Asia resort and casino
2 Alon Las Vegas
3 Beau Rivage
4 Caribbean
5 Carcasses
34 SouthStar
35 Starship Orion
36 Sungee
37 Titanic
38 Victoria BAI
39 W LAS VEGAS
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44 World Wrestling Federation
45 Xanadu
46 See also
47 References
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Asia Resort & Casino
Where the Palazzo Casino and Resort currently stands (next to the Venetian Hotel and Casino and the Sands Expo and Convention Center) an Asian-themed casino was proposed but rejected in the current Palazzo project. [4]
Alon Las Vegas
The proposed luxury hotel and casino is located on the Las Vegas Strip on the former site of the New Frontier Hotel and Casino, announced in 2015. [5] The project was called into question after Crown Resorts announced in late 2016 that it was suspending its involvement in the development. [6] In December 2016, Crown announced that it was putting the project on hold and trying to sell its investment. Remaining partner Andrew Pascal announced that he was looking for other partners to continue the project. However, in May 2017, the land was put up for sale. [7] The land was later purchased by Steve Wynn.
Beau Rivage
Steve Wynn, who bought and demolished the Dunes Casino Hotel, originally planned to build a modern hotel in the middle of an artificial lake. He later built the Bellagio with an artificial lake in front of the hotel. [ citation needed ] This name was later used by Wynn for the resort built in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Caribbean Casino
In 1988 on a fenced-in vacant lot in Flamingo Road. Near the sign was a scale model of a galleon. For several years, this was all that stood on the site. The empty lot was the source of many of the locals’ jokes until, in the 1990s, the ship, which was later damaged in a fire started by a homeless person, was demolished and the lot became the site of a fatality. Tuscany Suites and Casino by the co-owner of the hotel Charles Hirs, who has owned the property since 1960s. [8]
Carnival
In 1989, the Radisson group proposed the Carnivaal, a 3,376-room hotel near the Dunes with an H-shaped hotel and casino shaped like Hershey’s Kiss. Construction was initially delayed from January 1990 to December 1990. [9] The project was never built.
Cascada
Proposed resort to be built on the site of El Rancho Vegas. The package has now been partially picked up at the Hilton Grand Vacations Club and Las Vegas Festival Venue. [4]
City by the Bay Resort and Casino
A San Francisco-themed resort was proposed for the New Frontier Hotel and Casino site. The project was rejected in favor of the Swiss theme. Montreux, which was also eventually cancelled. [4]
Countryland USA
A country-style resort was planned to be built on the site of the former house. El Rancho Hotel and Casino. For several years, El Rancho’s sign stood with the words “Coming Soon – Future Home of the U.S. Countryside.” [10] [11]
Craig Ranch Station
The project faced opposition from nearby residents, [13] [14] [15] which resulted in the proposed site being changed to a vacant property at the adjacent Craig Ranch golf course. [16] Community opposition to the new site resulted in the Nevada Gaming Policy Committee rejecting the project in March 2001. Station Casinos still had the opportunity to develop the project on the original site. [17] [18] but the project was canceled entirely in July 2001 after a weak financial quarter for the company. [19]
Crown Las Vegas
Main article: Crown Las Vegas
The Crown Las Vegas hotel, formerly known as the Las Vegas Tower, was to be an ultra-tall skyscraper built on the site of the former Wet ‘n Wild water park. In March 2008, the project was canceled and the property was put up for sale. [20]
Desert Kingdom
In 1993, ITT Sheraton purchased the Desert Inn Casino and announced plans to turn the large parking lot into a Bali themed resort complementary to the Desert Inn hotel. The project was never developed and the site is now hosted by Wynn Las Vegas. [4]
DeVille Casino
After establishing the Landmark Hotel and Casino at Convention Center Drive and selling it to Howard Hughes, developer Frank Carroll built the DeVille Casino across the street from Landmark at 900 Convention Center Drive in 1969. Chips were made for casinos (and they are popular collectibles), but the casino never opened. [21] The building was renovated in 1992 and under the name “Sport of Kings” was closed nine months later. [22] It became the site of The Beach nightclub, which was demolished in 2007 to make way for a planned 600-unit tower. [23] this was never built. The land is currently empty. [24]
Echelon Place
Main article: Echelon Place
The announced Boyd Gaming project plans to build a hotel on the site of the former Stardust Resort & Casino. Construction was suspended on August 1, 2008 due to the Great Recession. In March 2013, Boyd Gaming sold the proposed site for $350 million to the company. Genting Group, which changes the project to an Asian theme. Resorts World Las Vegas.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Main article: Drew Las Vegas
Located on the Las Vegas Strip and originally called Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Construction began in 2007 and the resort was to include a casino, 2,871 hotel rooms and 1,018 condominium units. [25] The $2.9 billion project was abandoned in 2009, the year it was scheduled to open. Investment firms Witkoff Group and Novaya Dolina LLC purchased the unfinished health resort in 2017. [26] In 2018, Witkoff and Marriott International announced a partnership to open a renamed project at The Drew Las Vegas in 2020. The resort will include a casino and three hotels for a total of almost 4,000 rooms, while part of the condominium will be excluded from the project. [27]
Harley-Davidson Hotel and Casino
A Harley-Davidson-themed resort was proposed with hotel towers shaped like giant exhaust pipes, but was never built. [4]
Jockey Club Casino
The Jockey Club is a condominium and timeshare resort at 3700 Las Vegas Boulevard South. It was planned to open a casino, chips were made for its use, but the casino was never opened. [28]
Cactus Keith
By April 1994 Gold Coast Hotel and Casino owner Michael Gaughan was interested in building a hotel-casino in North Las Vegas, [29] on the northeast corner of Rancho Drive north and Carey Avenue. January 19In 1995, the city planning commission approved the redevelopment of the land for a hotel-casino. The resort, which will be called Kactus Kate’s, will be built by the Gold Coast Hotel/Casino Limited. The hotel will have 450 rooms and the casino area will be 9800 square meters. 2 ), [30] later reduced to 102,000 square feet (9500 m 2 ). [31] The resort will be located directly north of the nearest Fiesta and Texas Station resorts. [31]
In December 1998, Coast Resorts, Inc. has been approved by the planning committee for permission to use the undeveloped property. In November 2000, the planning committee unanimously approved a two-year extension of the permit, giving the company more time to decide whether it would build Kactus Kate’s. Because of Senate Bill 1999, which placed restrictions on casinos in the area, Coast Resorts had a 2002 deadline to build a casino. The hotel had to be over 100 feet (30 m) tall and Coast Resorts had to notify the Federal Aviation Administration of the final plans because the site is located less than 300 meters from the runway at North Las Vegas Airport. [32] In January 2001, the Station Casino purchased a 29-acre (12 ha) site for 9million dollars. Coast Resorts President Harlan Braaten said, “Because we’ve seen competition intensify in this area in terms of the size of the competing properties, we just felt we had to build something much bigger than we planned to compete with Texas Station and Santa Station.” -Fe. It just had to be a very expensive project and we didn’t think it would make that much profit.” Station Casinos planned to sell the property as a non-gaming site. [31]
Las Vegas Plaza
Main article: Las Vegas Plaza
Not to be confused with the Plaza Hotel and Casino.
This was to be modeled after the Plaza Hotel in New York. The project was announced shortly before the demolition of the New Frontier Hotel and Casino, where a new hotel would be built… Las Vegas Plaza closed in 2011 due to the Great Recession.
London Resort and Casino
This announced project was to be dedicated to the city of London, as well as replicas of the city’s landmarks. The project was to be built on land opposite the Luxor Hotel and Casino. A second London-style resort was to be built on the former land of the El Rancho Hotel and Casino. None of the projects have yet begun construction. [4]
London, Las Vegas
This was a proposed three-stage project inspired by London design. When completed, the 38.5-acre (15.5 ha) site will have 1,300 hotel rooms, a casino, a 500-foot (152.4 m) tall Ferris wheel called Skyvue (partly built), and 550,000 square feet (51 097 square meters) of restaurants and shops – all of which will be architectural copies of various British landmarks and quarters. [33] The project was to be built on land opposite the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip where, as of July 2020, a partially built Skyvue still stands. The wheel was to be “Phase I of London, Las Vegas”.
Montreux Resort
This Swiss-style resort was to be built on the site of the former New Frontier Hotel and Casino, but was eventually cancelled. [34]
Moon Resort and Casino
Proposed by Canadian developer Michael Henderson, this is a planned 10,000 rooms, 250 acres (1.0 km 2 ) Moon-style casino resort. [35] Gaming experts doubt it will ever be built in Las Vegas, simply because the space planned for it is too large for the Las Vegas Strip. [4]
NewStar 2000
Further information: Craig Ranch Station § NevStar 2000
Proposed by NevStar Gaming in 1998, the NevStar 2000 entertainment complex in North Las Vegas would have included a hotel and casino, [36] but the project faced opposition from nearby residents who didn’t want a casino in the area. [37] [38] The project was canceled when NevStar Gaming filed for bankruptcy in December 1999. [12]
North Coast/Boyd Gaming Project
In May 2003, Casino Coast planned to build a North Coast casino hotel at the southwest corner of Centennial Parkway and Lamb Boulevard in North Las Vegas. The project will be built on approximately 40 acres (16 ha) of vacant land surrounded by other land that has also not been developed. At that time, the North Las Vegas Planning Commission had to review requests for rezoning and project approval. The project was not planned to be built for at least another four years after the completion of the interchange at Lamb Boulevard and nearby Interstate 15, and the completion of the viaduct over nearby railroad tracks. Bill Curran, the landowner’s attorney, said: “We’re doing zoning changes right now so everyone knows what’s coming next.” The north coast will include a casino, a 10-story hotel at 398 rooms, bowling alley, cinemas and garage. [39] In June 2003, the Planning Commission voted 6 to 1 in favor of approving the preliminary applications needed to start work on the North Shore. [40] [41]
Boyd Gaming, owner of Coast Casinos, announced in February 2006 that it would buy the 40-acre site for $35 million. [42] Jackie Gaughan and Kenny Epstein were the owners at the time. [43] Boyd Gaming has not decided whether the new project will be owned by Coast or if it will be similar to the company’s project. Sam’s Town hotel-casino. At that time, the construction schedule for the project had not been set. [42] In March 2007, the project was put on hold. At the time, Boyd Gaming was receiving building permits for the project, but decided to consider growing in the area first. Construction was scheduled to begin in mid-2007. [44] In August 2013, Boyd Gaming sold an undeveloped property for $5.15 million. [43]
Seaside Resort and Casino Palace
This was to be built on the former Wet ‘n Wild water park site. Concept drawings included yacht-shaped towers that housed suites, a casino reminiscent of the Sydney Opera House, and a 600-foot (180 m) high Ferris wheel attraction dubbed “Skywheel”. He never left the planning stage. [4]
Paramount Las Vegas
Casino, hotel and condominium resort with over 1,800 apartments designed by Royal Palms Las Vegas, a subsidiary of Royal Palms Communities. [45] [46] The project was to replace the Klondike Hotel and Casino at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, [47] [45] for the Las Vegas Welcome Sign. [48] Resort approved in October 2006 [45] but the investor withdrew from the project in August 2007 and the land was put up for sale in May 2008. [46]
Pharaoh’s Realm
Faroah’s Realm was planned as a $1.2 billion gaming, hospitality and theme park to be built on 710 acres (290 ha) at Pebble Road and Las Vegas Boulevard, in five miles south of the Las Vegas Strip. [49] [1] Construction was approved in October 1988 [49] with Silano Development Group as developer. [50]
The project will feature an Egyptian theme, including two 12-storey crystal pyramids, each containing 300 apartments. In total, the hotel will have 5,000 rooms, [50] making it the largest in the world. [51] 230,000 square feet (21,000 m 2 ) The casino will feature 100 table games and 3,000 slot machines, with a RV park, mini golf, bowling alley, and video game room located adjacent to the casino area. [52] Three different pyramidal structures of the project will house a 20 hectare family theme park. Other features will include sphinxes, artificial beaches, Nile-like waterways, an underwater restaurant, a 24-hour day care center, a 100-person shopping promenade and a repertory theater that will be watched by actor Jack Klugman. [52] In addition, the resort will have an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course, [52] and a monorail located within the theme park. [50] The front of the project will be one mile along Las Vegas Boulevard. [52]
Frank Gambella, project president, stated that funding was available and groundbreaking was planned for March or April 1989. Gambella said the project would be funded by multiple organizations, with money coming from a Nevada corporation, assuming these organizations would be grouped. together as an umbrella corporation. Gambella said the project could be open by Labor Day 1990 years. The resort was supposed to employ 8,000 people. Once the resort is completed, a complex of 750 condominiums and 900 retirement apartments will be built on the land, Gambell said. [52]
The project was canceled shortly after it was announced, as authorities were suspicious of developer Anthony Silano’s fundraising efforts for the project. It turned out that Silano and his associates hacked into the bank accounts of the President of the Philippines in Switzerland. Ferdinand Marcos after his death at 1989 year. Silano pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges. Another Egyptian-style resort, Luxor Las Vegas, will open south of the Las Vegas Strip in 1993. [1]
Planet Hollywood Resort (original plans)
Not to be confused with Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.
Originally planned to open in the late 1990s on the site of the Desert Inn, it was to become one of the largest hotels in Las Vegas. Due to the bankruptcy of Planet Hollywood, no restaurants were built at the hotel. However, in the 2000s, a group of investors bought the new Aladdin Hotel and Casino and rebuilt it in a modern Hollywood style. [4]
Playboy Hotel and Casino
Proposed -themed casino resort Playboy The magazine was rejected in favor of a nightclub and suites built on the top two floors of the new Palms Tower. [4] The planned site for the Playboy Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip was later used for a Cosmopolitan resort. [53]
Santa Fe Valley
at 1996 year. [54] Santa Fe Valley will be built on a 40-acre (16 ha) site. [55] in Henderson, Nevada, adjacent to The Gallery at Sunset Mall. The start of construction has been delayed several times due to the poor financial situation of Santa Fe Gaming, [54] , and because the company has not yet received funding for the project. [56] Site preparation began in July 1998 and opening is scheduled for December 1999. [57] but construction never started. At 19In 1999 the property was sold to the Casino Station, [58] [59] which sold the land a year later as a shopping center. [60]
Shenandoah Hotel and Casino
Designed by Wayne Newton. Although the hotel operated briefly at 120 E. Flamingo Road, management was unable to secure a gaming license. After several years of failure, it was sold to a Canadian company and became the Bourbon Street Hotel and Casino.
Silver City Offers
By January 2000, Luke Brugnar planned to build a San Francisco-style resort on the site of the closed Silver City Casino. [61] Brugnara intended to carry out a multi-million dollar renovation in the Silver City, and by 2002 he plans to open a fully functioning hotel-casino. [62] In March 2001, Brugnara’s request for a gaming license was denied. [63] In May 2002, it was announced that Brugnara had sold the casino, retaining six acres of land. [64] In 2003, Brugnara planned to build a 24-story hotel with 304 rooms and a casino in the Silver City. The resort, dubbed “Tycoon”, was to be designed by Lee Linton and was expected to cost around $100 million. [65]
Southern Highlands
The Southern Highlands resort was planned for the community of the same name, south of the Las Vegas Strip. Olympia Gaming announced the project in October 2005. [66] [67] [68] The $1 billion project was scheduled to begin construction in the summer of 2007, with the first phase in the fall of 2009. The resort was to have 1,400 hotel rooms. [69] In May 2007, it was announced that the resort would include 28,000 sq. 2 ) Shopping Center Gallery South Highlands. [70] [71] The entire project was put on hold in August 2007 due to uncertainty in the financial markets. [72] It remains incomplete.
Southstar
In March 1987, a consortium led by the former head of Caesar’s Palace announced that a $750 million development was being proposed south of the Hacienda Hotel, consisting of ten hotels around one casino with a total of 6,000 hotel rooms. [73] [74] Southstar Development Corp. entered into agreements with various national hotel chains to build selected hotels in 1987, scheduled for construction in the fall, with full construction to be completed by 1990. However, the fall in the stock market in October 1987 led to a delay in the project. [74] The Corporation purchased land adjacent to the Hacienda from Howard Hughes. [75] In mid-1988, Simon & Associates of Indiana purchased the project and announced that the project was “on track.” [76] The project was never built.
Starship Orion
International Thoroughbred Breeders (ITB) announced plans to demolish El Rancho and build Starship Orion, a $1 billion space-themed hotel, casino, entertainment and retail complex covering 5.4 million square feet (501 676 square meters). The resort was to include seven separate casinos, each about 30,000 square feet (2,787 square meters). [77] [78] Each potential casino owner was required to contribute up to $100 million to own and operate a casino on the property. [79] The complex will include 300,000 square feet (27,871 square meters) of retail space, as well as 2,400 hotel rooms and a 65-story hotel tower. ITB hoped to start construction later in 1996, with the opening scheduled for April 1998. [78]
Sunrise
This should have been located at 4575 Boulder Highway. Developer Michael Mona Jr. built a hotel-casino and said he was going to break with tradition by opening a “casino with no theme”. He failed to obtain an unrestricted gaming license when suspicions arose regarding his ties to alleged organized crime figures. Chips were made for casinos, but never used. [80] The building was opened as Arizona Charlie’s Boulder.
Titanic
In 1999, Bob Stupak planned a 400-foot (122 m) high resort, themed after RMS Titanic , to be built on a 10-acre (4-hectare) property he owned near downtown Las Vegas. The resort was to have 1,200 rooms, 800 of which were to be used as timeshare to finance the project. That year, planning commissioners denied Stupak’s request to change the zoning to allow the construction of a hotel. [81] [82] Later, a project was planned at the site of the former El Rancho Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip, but was rejected by the Las Vegas City Council. [4]
Victoria Bay
Victoria Bay was planned by Steve Wynn until it was canceled in 1981 due to high cost. It would have been built on the Las Vegas Strip. It was originally planned for the site that would later be occupied by the Excalibur Hotel and Casino. Wynn later wanted to build it next to the Sahara and the Silverbird. [83]
W Las Vegas
Main article: W Las Vegas
W Las Vegas was proposed in August 2005 as a US$1.7 billion joint project. Starwood and Edge Resorts, scheduled to open in 2008. The project will include an area of 75,000 sq. ft. (7,000 sq. 2 ) casino and approximately 3,000 hotels, condos, and residential units. [84] [85] The project was closed in May 2007 after Starwood withdrew from the deal. [86]
Wally’s Wagon Wheel
Wally’s Wagon Wheel was to be designed by Walter Weiss through his Magna Leisure Partnership. [87] [88] The project was proposed for 2200 south. Boulder Highway in Henderson, [89] [90] between Wagon Wheel Drive and Roberts Road, [91] near Henderson Old Vegas western theme park. In late February 1988, the Manga Leisure Partnership purchased the 15.5 acre site. At the time, Weiss had tentative plans for a 112-room Western-style hotel, then known as the Wagon Wheel Hotel and Casino. The Wagon Wheel was expected to cost $15 million and funding for the project, which Weiss planned to open in early 1990, has not yet been received. [87] A project that will include 55,000 sq. Feet (5100 m 2 ) The casino was supposed to be built in two phases. [92]
By October 1991, Wally’s Wagon Wheel had not been built due to difficulties in obtaining funding. [93] [89] That same month, the Henderson Planning Board voted to give Weiss more time to make progress on the project. At the time, the project was to include 204 hotel rooms and was built on 13.30 acres (5.38 ha). Weiss noted that the nearby successful Sam’s Town Casino Hotel opened with 204 rooms, and he believed that his project would be successful if he opened the same number of rooms for good luck. [89] By the end of 1992, Weiss had still not received funding for Wally’s Wagon Wheel. At the time, it was the largest of the five casinos planned for Henderson. The three-story project was to include 200 rooms, two restaurants, a lounge theater for country and western entertainment, and a large bingo room. Weiss stated that groundbreaking was scheduled for May 1993 and opening was expected in June 1994. After opening, the hotel-casino will employ about 600 people. [94]
Weiss met with nearby residents to discuss the project, and he changed the original design to include a larger buffer zone between the houses and the casino hotel. In November 1994, the Henderson Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of Weiss’s requested rezone change as part of the redesign. At that time, the project included a one-story casino and a four-story hotel with 400 rooms. [95] [96] In December 1994, the Henderson City Council rejected Weiss’ plans for a 200-foot (61 m) buffer. [97]
In July 1997, the undeveloped project received its sixth extension from the Henderson Planning Commission for use and architectural review. [98] In August 1997, the Henderson City Council approved a sixth extension, but rejected Weiss’ appeal for a one-year extension, instead giving him six months to make progress on the project. [90] At that time, Magna Leisure Partnership had invested $1.7 million in the project. [99] As of 1998, the project was expected to cost $80 million and employ at least 1,200 people, and the proposed site had expanded to 19 acres (7 ha). At the time, Weiss stated that he was close to securing funding for the project from the casino operator. [100] The project was never built.
Wild Wild West
Not to be confused with the Wild Wild West Game Room and Hotel.
As of 1993, Station Casinos owned a 27-acre (11 ha) property on Boulder Highway with casino development potential. The site was located across the street from the Sam’s Town hotel and casino. [101] In January 1998, Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. announced plans to purchase Station Casinos, which previously intended to sell the land. [102] By March 1998, Station Casinos was planning to build a hotel/casino on the land occupied by the vacant mall. The complex will be known as the Wild Wild West and will target local residents. [103] [102]
Purchase of Crescent Station Casinos failed on August 19’98, and Station Casinos subsequently slowed down their plans for the project. [104] By the end of the year, the project was approved by the Clark County Planning Commission on a 273,000 sq. ft. (25,400 sq. 2 ) casino and hotel with 504 rooms. [105] Construction dates were not announced, [105] [106] and Station Casinos had already decided not to start any new projects until 2000. [105] Station Casinos sold undeveloped land for $11. 2 million to Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. April 2004 [107]
World Port
In 2000, Howard Bulloch, David Guffin and their partner Tom Gonzalez transferred ownership of the Glass Pool Inn property to their group, known as New World, with plans for a mega-sort. [108] New World purchased several other nearby motels to accumulate a 77-acre (31 ha) property located on the Las Vegas Strip and east of Mandalay Bay. [109] In January 2001, plans were announced for World Port Resorts, a megaportage of casino hotels, a convention center and a visual arts facility. The project was to be built on a 77-acre (31 ha) property, part of which was occupied by the Glass Pool Inn. [109]
World Trade Center
Located at 925 East Desert Inn Road. Leonard Schoen, co-founder of U-Haul Truck Rentals, purchased the former Chaparral Hotel and Casino in 1996, converting it into a World Trade Center hotel. An application was made for a gaming license, but when two of Schoen’s closest associates were found to have been convicted of felonies, the application was denied in 1998. He withdrew his application and died in a car accident at 1999, which was ruled a suicide. The cards and game chips were produced for the World Trade Center casino but never used. [110] The building has since been demolished and is now a parking lot, part of the Las Vegas Convention Center Annex.
World Wrestling Federation
A World Wrestling Federation (WWF) themed casino resort has been proposed for a property adjacent to the Interstate 15 freeway opposite Mandalay Bay. The project never made it past the proposal stage. [4] The ground it stood on is now the Allegiant Stadium.
WWF also offered to open a project on a site once used by the Clarion Hotel and Casino, which was demolished in 2015 for a car park.
Xanadu
In February 1976, the Clark County Commission approved the construction of the 23-story Xanadu Resort on the Las Vegas Strip at the corner of South Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue. The resort will include approximately 1,700 hotel rooms and a casino, as well as meeting rooms, an exhibition hall, a dining room and indoor tennis courts. The resort was to be designed by Tandy McGinnis – of Bowling Green, Kentucky – and his Xanadu Corporation, and would be built on 48.6 acres (19.7 ha) owned by Howard Downes, a resident of Coral Gables, Florida. [111] [112] [113] Xanadu will have a pyramidal design and cost $150 million. [113] This would be the first themed mega resort. Much information and many project artifacts are housed at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Library. The Excalibur Hotel and Casino eventually opened in 1990. [114]
See also
Category: Defunct casinos in the Las Vegas Valley 9 “Welcome to Paradise, misplaced”. Retrieved 2008-09-02.
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VEGAS Dream Projects and Failed Renderings
90,000 ice has not yet been touched by
from September 12 to the Northern Theater of Russia (Norilsk Zapolya Drama named after Vl. Mayakovsky). festival of arts of the northern cities “Parallels”
The festival includes both an extensive and diverse theatrical program (theaters come from Yakutia, Iceland, Norway, Finland), as well as concerts, photo exhibitions, master classes of participants from those cities of the world that 69parallel, that is, the Arctic Circle.
The appearance of such a festival in one of the most difficult and depressing cities in the world (may the inhabitants forgive me) is more than logical.
You understand this already on the second day of the festival at the concert of the “Rodents” group, which arrived from Finland and, apparently, along the way acquired the St. Petersburg soloist Galya Chikis. After all, what exactly northerners can share with northerners is the secrets of cheerfulness in such difficult conditions. The harsh “Rodents” easily overcame the “polar tension” (the so-called specific polar depression) and taught a master class of northern fun. Oh yeah, it’s worth saying that the “Rodents” is not just a band, this rock band is for children. In their performance, we heard the rock ballad “Farewell, Kindergarten”, the killer rock and roll “I won’t put on warm leggings” and the heavy compositions “Hysteria”, “School Canteen”, “Boogers”. Along the way, the frontman of the band, Larry Gryzunov, taught his violent listeners, making terrible faces and rolling on the floor, to play an imaginary
electric guitar, which the young Norilsk residents repeated with pleasure. Then, together with the audience, the group members mastered the cry of a gorilla, the cry of Tarzan, the growl of a hippopotamus, but most importantly, the Finnish guys taught the kids to throw a real killer tantrum that would melt any ice and make the permafrost crack. What is especially interesting: the brutal-sounding electric and bass guitars turned out to be completely organic with ridiculous and funny poems about two laying hens, sweets with ketchup and frightened boogers.
The musicians of the “Rodents” group, as if by accident, discovered the infantilism inherent in any rock music, and immediately found their most grateful audience, who gladly throws a terrible tantrum on demand.
In general, the ice has broken, or rather, there is no ice yet – the weather in Norilsk is surprisingly warm, perhaps because northern art, like a powerful heater, is able to melt the ice.
However, it is too early to draw conclusions, there is a whole festival program ahead, and this is just a preamble to the festival diary, read the rest in the comments.
In the meantime, we are talking with the curator of the first festival of arts of the northern cities of the world “Parallels”, the general producer of the NP “Art-Expert” Ekaterina Gaeva.
Oksana Kushlyaeva. The festival is held for the first time. How was the program formed, does it have an internal dramaturgy? And what is the concept, the most important task of the Parallels festival?
Ekaterina Gaeva. Festivals have been held in Norilsk before, but there has never been an international one. The theater received financial support from Norilsk Nickel, and since I had already been a curator at past festivals, they turned to me for help. They came up with the idea that it should be a festival of arts of the northern cities of the world, they came up with the name “Parallels”. And it turned out that conceptually we are tied to “geography”. Since the festival of northern cities, I suggested inviting participants from those countries that cross the Arctic Circle, and from our country – those cities that are between the sixtieth and seventieth parallels, because no one works beyond the Arctic Circle except the Norilsk Drama Theater. This is how it all came together conceptually.
O.K. So you selected the performances for the festival alone?
E. G. Yes, I watched all the performances. It was necessary to quickly put together a program that would be of interest to the main sponsor, customer, city. And since I worked at various festivals, where I saw many interesting European performances, I tried to bring the best, taking into account, of course, the “geography” of the participants.
O.K. As a result, the festival program included a large percentage of children’s performances …
E. G. Two things were important to me: that the genres that most clearly characterize the participating cities should be presented at the festival, and that it should be a festival for all ages. In our northern cities (in Khanty-Mansiysk, Surgut, Norilsk) there is an extremely high birth rate, there are a lot of children, and they do not have their own theater. There is no Youth Theater, no puppet theater – there is absolutely nowhere to go. In addition, the festival needs to grow its audience.
OK Tell me, if the festival is announced as dedicated to northern art in general, then why does the theater program still dominate? The rest of the art is represented by musicians from Finland and Canada, the Helsinki Street Fashion photo exhibition, and an exhibition of young designers from the Norilsk College of Art?
E. G. Of course, the festival strives to be synthetic. And we plan to subsequently include such a section as architecture, because the northern architecture is very special … But still, the Norilsk spectator is, first of all, a theatrical spectator. “Little” non-repertory performances don’t go here – it’s simply not profitable, people go to Norilsk for some other reason, and historically it so happened that very good actors have worked here since the theater was founded. As you know, Georgy Zhzhenov, Innokenty Smoktunovsky played in the Norilsk Theater … It was immediately clear that the theater program would be one of the most important components of the festival. The musical program is also important, just like the modern fashion of Helsinki and Norilsk, these are exactly the parallels in northern art that we are trying to identify.
OK Do you plan to include northern cinema in the festival program in the future, because it is also quite special?
E. G. Yes, of course. Even now, there is an idea to organize evening film clubs after performances showing northern animation.
OK So the Parallels Festival will become an annual event for Norilsk?
E. G. At least that’s how it’s planned, but, of course, everything depends on funding…
Program of the Parallels festival:
September 29 at 19.00
Norilsk Polar Drama Theater. Vl. Mayakovsky. Rainmaker by Richard Nash.
Director – People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Zykov.
Official opening of the festival.
The main stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (Leninsky Prospekt, 34)
September 30 at 18.00, October 1 at 18. 00
Rock band “Rodents” (Helsinki, Finland) and Galya Chikis.
For children from 5 years old, teenagers and their parents.
Art Hall Stage (Ordzhonikidze St., 3)
October 1 at 19.00, October 2 at 19.00
State Musical Theater of the Republic of Karelia (Petrozavodsk, Republic of Karelia).
Opera-musical “The Black Hen”. Composer Roman Lvovich, director Yuliana Egorova.
For children aged 7-12.
Main Stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (34 Leninsky Prospekt)
October 3 at 7 pm, October 4 at 7 pm
Concert by singer and composer Dave Carroll (Halifax, Canada) and his band.
City Cultural Center (Ordzhonikidze St., 15)
October 6 at 19.00, October 7 at 19.00
Vesturport Theater (Reykjavik, Iceland).
“Metamorphosis” by F. Kafka. Staged and directed by David Farah and Gisli Gardarsson.
The main stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (34 Leninsky Prospekt)
October 8 at 18.00, October 9 at 18. 00
Nyurba State Mobile Drama Theater (Nyurba, Republic of Sakha, Yakutia).
“Magic Berries” by I. Danilov, A. Titigirov. Directed by Alexander Titigirov.
For children aged 4-7
The main stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (Leninsky Prospekt, 34).
The performance is with simultaneous translation
October 8 at 13.00, October 9 at 13.00.
Carstein Solli Theater (Oslo, Norway). “The child is ready.” Concept and staging by Carstein Soli.
For children aged 0 to 3 and their parents.
Small Stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (Leninsky Prospekt, 34)
October 11 at 19.00
Sarah Margaret Oskal’s solo performance “All Together” based on Sami legends (Alta, Norway)
On the main stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (Leninsky Prospekt, 34)
October 12 at 19.00
Scandinavian Evening in 2 parts: Performance by Sarah Margaret Oskal (Alta, Norway) “All Together” based on Sami legends and the Ph6 Project » (Tampere, Finland) «Pity» (Pieta) staged by Hilka Hittenen based on the play by Astrid Saalbach.
Official closing of the festival.
Main Stage of the Norilsk Drama Theater (34 Leninsky Prospekt)
Retired Father Frost
One day Santa Claus got old. Didn’t have time with gifts
managed, climbed into the chimney with difficulty and even with great difficulty got back
on the roof, to the deer. Or what about Santa Claus? Sleigh, horses, Snow Maiden, bags.
Postal and traveling work was exhausting, and grandfather was even more tired on
numerous photo shoots and other entertainment events. “Ho-ho-ho”
did not sound so cheerful, and the staff turned from a festive attribute into a crutch.
Grandpa once sat in a corner at a regular event and threw
beard on his shoulder and decided: that’s enough. I ran. It’s time to rest. And went to myself
back home. Nobody noticed this, everyone was dancing to the music of a Korean rapper. BUT
grandfather went on his team to the North Pole, to hand over inventory. deer horses
according to the inventory, a dimensionless gift bag, the Snow Maiden – one piece, the gnomes are there
all sorts, Mummy trolls, fairies and other baubles.
The snowman-supervisor asked if Grandfather would be affixed
on the occasion of retirement – Grandfather thought and thought, and put down. snowmen
threw snowballs, Snowflakes melted from the flambé ice cream, the gnomes raised volumes,
The Snow Maiden gnawed at the chicken. In general, another corporate event. From here grandfather
also faded away in English, and no one noticed – everyone was dancing to the music
Korean rapper.
And the grandfather went to himself and was glad that he arranged a holiday for the last time
not only for people, but also for fairy-tale characters. Walked, walked, tired and thoughtful
– but where exactly? Santa Claus spent his whole life at the North Pole, getting out
once a year on a round-the-world trip with a bag and a multivisa. It’s only in
fairy tales and marketing Ded Moroz, aka Santa Claus, aka Nicolas Sarkozy has
an extensive network of residences – in Rovaniemi, Veliky Ustyug, Las Vegas, and in
any decent regional center.
In life, Santa Claus did not have time to acquire a lair, everything is too short
It was. But you need to settle down somewhere in your old age. Counted grandfather acquired
for years of service dividend, and settled – a watchman in the parking lot. Heat, barrier,
they even give a salary – what else is needed to adequately meet old age? Was in
it even some sophisticated symbolism. Which one, Santa Claus is not very
understood and often thought about it during the long winter evenings, looking at
the festive lights of Audis and Mercedes gleaming across its ceiling
new residence. Some kind of holiday.
A year passed like this. It was not easy in the summer, and grandfather, not
counting on the old refrigerator, went to visit – home – to the North
pole. There they rejoiced at him, put him in a corner, handed him a tasty icicle and started
his own business – handling correspondence. It’s only adults and children who think
that gifts for the New Year are ordered in December. In fact, the distribution
who cares – is in full swing in the summer. Gnomes invent which child is what
wants, goblins check the creditworthiness of parents, and fairies carry
brain orders. How else to be in time with all the gifts?
So Santa Claus found the most mess: deer rushed between
warehouses and a gift conveyor, where snowmen stuffed gadgets and toys,
checking the job orders and invoices, steam was coming from the accounting department, in the packaging
there was such a crackling of adhesive tape in the workshop that hares on the delivery of sushi folded their ears into
tubule. Therefore, it is not surprising that Santa Claus was put in a corner – so as not to
hindered.
Previously, grandfather liked to delve into everything himself, walked with a smart look
along the conveyor, sticking his nose into the accounting department, and his ears into the packing department. In the end
in the end – then he will take the rap for everything. There was no need to puff now, and grandfather
sat in a corner, instinctively listening and sniffing, but not getting up.
And then the summer ended, it was possible to return to your parking lot.
Upon returning, it turned out that Santa Claus was fired,
because he was not at the workplace, and a retired
ensign Dormidontov. There is nothing to do, grandfather went to the nearest kindergarten and
got a job there as a caretaker. He was also lucky, because the caretaker in the kindergarten –
the place is warm and does not roll on the road. Just the director of the garden appreciated grandfather
appearance – and added to his duties the work of a janitor. For the same
money. Budget organization, what do you want.
So, a year has passed. Children from kindergarten managed to fall in love
caretaker-janitor and always joyfully ran towards. And one girl even
wished Santa Claus for the New Year to have a new broom –
the organization is something budgetary that you wanted. And a reliable snow scraper,
the old one broke all the time. And new boots. The girl was kind – she herself
wished Barbie with a horse, because she had seen enough of the corresponding cartoons.
And the boys from her group wanted some Lego, and some – a tablet.
These are the kids these days. The girls did not lag behind – Give them the Little Mermaid with a removable
tail, Winx, Lego, just the right, girly, and – a tablet. Without a tablet
as you understand, the life of a modern child is sheer obscurantism and meaningless
eating chicken cutlets.
The closer the New Year was, the harder he rehearsed in the kindergarten
matinee, which, despite its name, was scheduled for five o’clock in the evening,
for parents to have time after work. Matinee as a matinee, with songs, dances,
poems, Santa Claus and the Snow Maiden. Only when it came to Grandfather
Frost, there was an incident. Santa Claus did not work out, or rather, he did not come out. No matter how
the caretaker Kuzmich tried to stand on his feet, kept falling, and his beard
lap. The director wanted to fire Kuzmich under the article for drunkenness at work
place, but he breathed, and everything became completely incomprehensible.
It is curious that in other kindergartens Santa Claus could not
go out to the public for a variety of reasons. Who got sick, who was embarrassed, who without
news is gone. There was everything at corporate parties – hazel grouses in pineapples, Snow Maidens in
cake, karaoke in swimming trunks – there were no only Santa Clauses. Crawled through the city
rumors, the cost of Santa Claus services skyrocketed – but no one ever
was able to provide. With all desire. How cut.
A slight panic began, because everyone disappeared somewhere
present. Only one grandfather, the janitor, seemed to understand what was the matter. sighed
took off his overalls, put on a red sheepskin coat and went straight to the Kremlin, to the very
main tree. For some reason, the FSO let him in and didn’t even check for bugs. Grandfather came
Frost into the room, carefully placed the bag next to him, tapped his staff – and on
The North Pole breathed a sigh of relief. Gifts materialized under the trees, to
New Year’s smell returned to tangerines, Olivier played with all colors, Santa Clauses
all over the planet, they stomped down flights of stairs, rode in elevators, climbed into
chimneys, ho-ho-ho was heard even in Africa.
Because nothing happens without Santa Claus, as it turned out.
And he won’t be retiring anytime soon.
Santa Claus delivered a gift to a kind girl from kindergarten
personally: Barbie and the horse. Live. Because goodness is not only encouraged, but also
punishable.
Happy New Year!
Ratmir from “Hedgehog”: help is needed to pay for treatment
Ratmir lives with his mother and father in the village Ez ītis (“Hedgehog”) beyond Olaine. He does not speak or understand speech. Now he is 4 years old. Doctors cannot diagnose him, identify the cause and prescribe treatment. Help is needed to pay for diagnostics and therapy at the Impulse Specialized Children’s Center in Tallinn.
Helpline – 9 000 63 84 works for Ratmir Kolosunov until October 11th. The cost of a call is 1.42 euros. A donation account has been opened in the BeOpen Charitable Foundation within the framework of the Green Lamp and Good Deeds Day on Baltkom Radio project. (Requisites for transfers – at the end of the publication). No interest is taken from the money transferred to the account. The cost of two courses with accommodation in Tallinn is 5600 euros.
On Tuesday, September 27, the story of Ratmir was told by the Green Lamp program on radio Baltkom. In one day, 756 euros were collected for the boy. Accepted 293 calls. The help campaign continues.
Another 4844 euros are missing.
Mom Tatyana made an appointment with all the specialists who could clarify what was happening with the child – a neurologist, psychologist, psychiatrist, speech therapist … There are huge queues for doctors, you have to wait for months for examinations. For example, in August, my mother wanted to make an appointment with a microspeech therapist – they offered an appointment for April. Paid consultations cost from 20 to 70 euros. Ratmir’s problem can be loosely defined as a developmental delay with behavioral disturbances and a lack of speech. No systemic program of action is proposed. Walking through the offices resembles a vicious circle. Tatyana is very afraid of losing time and decided to look for ways to help her son on her own. She was advised to contact the children’s correctional and developmental center “Impulss” in Tallinn, which cooperates with leading specialists from St. Petersburg and uses the latest progressive methods.
Family
Mother Tanya with Ratmir
Tatyana herself comes from a large family – her mother has 8 children. Tanya has 3 sisters and 4 brothers. She is the eldest of the sisters. She had to grow up early – she was her mother’s assistant with younger children. Even as a child, she decided that she would have one only child, to whom she would devote all her time and give all her love. She met her future husband Nikolai when she was 16 years old. After graduating from a technical school, Tanya decided to go work abroad to help her family: first she got a job in Sweden, then she moved to England . .. And then she returned to take care of her seriously ill grandmother. Nicholas was there and very helpful. It was fate – they got married, and Ratmir was born. They lived with Nikolai’s parents. When they were gone, they began to repair and insulate their summer cottage in the Ezītis cooperative. Nikolay works as a truck driver, he travels for a long time. Tanya every day from nine in the morning to six in the evening is on duty as an administrator at the dental clinic. She takes Ratmir to the kindergarten in the morning – fortunately, Olaine kindergarten “Ābelīte” has special groups for special children with licensed special programs. In the evening, after work, my mother rushes to pick up Ratmir, and they get to their “Hedgehog”. There is nowhere for Tanya to get help from Ratmir – her mother lives in Ogre, works at Maxim, takes care of children on weekends – Tanya’s younger brothers, 5 and 13 years old. So the special Ratmir is entirely in Tanya’s hands.
Ratmir
Ratmir is smart, active, very nice kid. Likes to watch cartoons about the brave Sonic the Hedgehog. Therefore, he really likes the picture of a hedgehog on the sign of their village Ezītis. Surprisingly, for some reason, Ratmir is completely indifferent to any sweets. The teachers in the kindergarten praise him – he diligently and diligently completes all tasks, likes to look at books, deal with cubes and pictures. He wants to communicate, but due to the fact that he cannot speak, he cannot play with other children. Only one girl in the group finds a common language with him – she took patronage over him and helps him in everything – Ratmir is very grateful to her. Mom understands that miracles do not happen, but she is ready to work hard and practice so that the boy speaks. And so that her heart does not shrink every time he starts screaming and crying because he cannot explain what he needs or what hurts him.
What money is needed for? This is a real important chance for Ratmir.
❗❗❗Why is it important .
During the examination, it is important to identify the lesions of the speech centers of the cerebral cortex and lesions of the auditory-speech analyzer. Depending on the revealed picture, a treatment regimen is chosen and therapy is prescribed. If you do not start the adjustment, the mental and psychological development of the child suffers, there is a delay in intellectual development, personality and behavioral disorders. The prognosis depends on the severity of the violations and the time of the beginning of the correction. With timely access to a specialist, regular and thorough implementation of all recommendations, the likelihood of success increases. Any form of speech disorder without correction causes difficulties in learning and socialization of the child.
What is Impuls Tallinn Center
Impuls Children’s Correction and Development Center in Tallinn — the first center in the Baltics that develops neurological and speech therapy methods. A set of techniques for each child is selected individually. The center has 10 methods in its arsenal: from speech therapy and massage to hardware and software methods of brain training. “Impulse” together with St. Petersburg neurologists reveals the causes of brain disorders using functional diagnostics. In addition to classical speech therapy methods, they use computer technologies based on biofeedback (Interactive Metronome, Balance-Master), neuroacoustic method of brain harmonization (Tomatis), neurodynamic gymnastics. All this stimulates the development of immature areas of the child’s brain and helps the nervous system learn to work faster and more harmoniously. World practice shows that the effectiveness of this approach is about 35% higher than the effectiveness of conventional classes. That is, the child’s speech improves about three times faster.
How to help?
🔴 Transfer a donation to pay for treatment.
The BeOpen Charitable Foundation has opened an aid account.
No interest or deductions are taken from the money transferred to the account.
Charity program “Green Lamp” is aired on Baltkom 93.9 FM radio in cooperation with the BeOpen Charitable Foundation. The authors and presenters of the program are journalists Olga Avdevich and Rita Troshkina.
Those who need help and those who want to help, with additional questions, we invite you to write to e-mail [email protected] and [email protected] 9.01.2018)
Founder : Department of Education of the Administration of the Tomsk District
Head of the Department of Education Dubovitskaya Yuliya Valerievna
Address: 634050, Tomsk region, Tomsk, st. Nizhne-lugovaya, 12.
Link to the VKontakte page https://vk.com/severniyumka
Full name: municipal budgetary preschool educational institution “Kindergarten” North Park “Tomsk region
Short name : MBDOU “Kindergarten “Northern Park” of the Tomsk region
Details:
TIN 7014063388 KPP 701401001 PSRN 1177031089278
20656Н47680 in UFK in the Tomsk region Tomsk
21656Н47680 in UFK in the Tomsk region Tomsk
Single treasury account
40102810245370000058 in the BRANCH OF THE TOMSK BANK OF RUSSIA / / UFK in the Tomsk region, Tomsk
Treasury account
0 3234 643 69654000 6500 in the Office of the Federal Treasury for the Tomsk Region
BIK TOFK 016
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LOCATION OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Building No. 1: 634512, Tomsk region, Tomsk district, Kislovka village,
st. Anna Akhmatova (Northern microdistrict), house 9;
Building №2: 634512, Tomsk region, Tomsk district, Kislovka village,
st. Anna Akhmatova (Northern microdistrict), house 11;
Building No. 3: 634512, Tomsk region, Tomsk district, Kislovka village,
st. Marina Tsvetaeva (Northern microdistrict), house 11/2
WORKING HOURS MBDOU “KINDERGARTEN” NORTH PARK “TOMSK DISTRICT
Opening hours MBDOU:
Monday
from 07.00 to 19.00
Tuesday
from 07.00 to 19.00
Wednesday
from 07. 00 to 19.00
Thursday
from 07.00 to 19.00
Friday
from 07.00 to 19.00
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DAY OF THE WEEK
MANAGER’S HOURS
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MONDAY
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TUESDAY
from 09:00 to 17:15 h
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from 08:00 to 16:15 h
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from 10:30 to 18:45 h
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FRIDAY
from 08:00 to 16:15 hour
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CONTENTS
1 Asia Resort and Casino
2 Alon Las Vegas
3 Beau Rivage
4 Caribbean Casino
5 Carnival
6 Cascade
7 City by the Bay Resort and Casino
8 Country USA
9 Craig Ranch Station
10 Las Vegas Crown
11 Desert Kingdom
12 DeVille Casino
13 Echelon Place
14 Fontainebleau Las Vegas
15 Harley-Davidson Hotel and Casino
16 Jockey Club Casino
17 Cactus Keith
18 Las Vegas Plaza
19 London Resort and Casino
20 London, Las Vegas
21 Montreux Resort
22 Moon Resort and Casino
23 NewStar 2000
24 North Coast / Boyd Gaming Project
25 Sea Resort and Casino Palace
26 Paramount Las Vegas
27 Kingdom of the Pharaoh
28 Planet Hollywood Resort (original plans)
29 Playboy Hotel and Casino
30 Santa Fe Valley
31 Shenandoah Hotel and Casino
32 offers Silver City
33 Southern Highlands
34 Southstar
35 Starship Orion
36 Voskhod
37 Titanic
38 Victoria Bay
39 W Las Vegas
40 Wally’s Wagon Wheel
41 Wild Wild West
42 World Port
43 World Trade Center
44 World Wrestling Federation
45 Xanadu
46 See also
47 Sources
48 External links
Asia Resort and Casino
Where Palazzo Casino and Resort is currently located (adjacent to the Venetian Hotel and Casino and Sands Expo and Convention Center), an Asian-style casino was proposed but rejected for the current Palazzo project.
Alon Las Vegas
A proposed luxury hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip on the site of the former New Frontier Hotel and Casino was announced in 2015. The project was called into question after Crown Resorts announced in late 2016 that it was suspending its involvement in the development. In December 2016, Crown announced that it was stopping the project and trying to sell its investment. Remaining partner Andrew Pascal announced that he was looking for other partners to continue the project. However, in May 2017, the land was put up for sale. The land was later purchased by Steve Wynn.
Beau Rivage
Steve Wynn, who bought and demolished the Dunes Casino Hotel, originally planned to build a modern hotel in the middle of an artificial lake. He later built the Bellagio with an artificial lake in front of the hotel. Wynn later used the name for a resort built in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Caribbean Casino
In 1988, a sign for the proposed casino was installed in a fenced-in vacant lot on Flamingo Road. Near the sign was a scale model of a galleon. For several years, this was all that stood on the site. The empty lot was the source of many local jokes until 19In the 1990s, the ship, which was later damaged by a fire started by a homeless man, was not demolished and is home to jointly owned Tuscany Suites and a casino. Charles Hirs, who has owned the property since the 1960s.
Carnival
In 1989, the Radisson group proposed the Carnivaal, a 3,376-room hotel near the Dunes with an H-shaped hotel and a “Hershey’s Kiss” casino. Construction was initially delayed from January 1990 to December 1990. The project was never built.
Cascada
Proposed resort to be built on the site of El Rancho Vegas. The package is currently partially occupied by the Hilton Grand Vacations Club and Las Vegas Festival Grounds.
City by the Bay Resort and Casino
A San Francisco-style resort has been proposed to replace the New Frontier Hotel and Casino. The project was rejected in favor of the Swiss Montreux, which was also eventually cancelled.
Countryland USA
A country style resort was planned on the site of the former El Rancho Hotel and Casino. For several years, El Rancho’s sign stood with the words “Coming Soon – Future Home of the U.S. Countryside.”
Craig Ranch Station
property on the adjacent Craig Ranch Golf Course. Public opposition to the new location led the Nevada State Gaming Policy Committee to reject the project in March 2001. Station Casinos still had the opportunity to develop the project at the original site, but the project was canceled entirely in July 2001 due to a weak financial quarter for the company.
Crown Las Vegas
Main article: Crown Las Vegas
Formerly known as the Las Vegas Tower, Crown Las Vegas was to be an ultra-tall skyscraper built on the site of the former Wet ‘n Wild Water Park. In March 2008, the project was canceled and the property was put up for sale.
Desert Kingdom
In 1993, ITT Sheraton purchased the Desert Inn casino and announced plans to turn a large parking lot into a themed resort in Bali in addition to the Desert Inn. The project was never developed and Wynn Las Vegas now sits on the site.
DeVille Casino
After building the Landmark Hotels and Casino on Convention Center Drive and selling it to Howard Hughes, developer Frank Carroll built the DeVille Casino across the street from Landmark 900 Convention Center Drive in 1969. The chips were made for the casino (and after the collectibles), but the casino never opened. The building was restored in 1992 and converted into the Sport of Kings store, which closed after nine months. It became the site of The Beach nightclub, which was demolished in 2007 to make way for a planned 600-unit tower that was never built. The land is currently empty.
Echelon Place
Main article: Echelon Place
An announced project by Boyd Gaming planned to build a hotel on the site of the former Stardust Resort & Casino. Construction was suspended on 1 August 2008 due to the Great Recession. In March 2013, Boyd Gaming sold the proposed site for $350 million to the Genting Group, who are rebuilding the project as the Asian Resorts World Las Vegas.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Main article: JW Marriott Las Vegas Blvd
Located on the Las Vegas Strip and originally called Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Construction began in 2007 and the resort was to include a casino, 2,871 hotel rooms and 1,018 condominium units. Construction on the $2.9 billion project was abandoned in 2009, the year it was scheduled to open. Investment firms Witkoff Group and New Valley LLC purchased the unfinished resort in 2017. In 2018, Witkoff and Marriott International announced a partnership to open a rebranded project at The Drew Las Vegas in 2020. The resort will include a casino and three hotels for a total of almost 4,000 rooms, with part of the condominium removed from the project. It was rebranded as JW Marriott Las Vegas Blvd in 2021 with an October 2023 opening date.
Harley-Davidson Hotel and Casino
A Harley-Davidson-themed resort was proposed with hotel towers shaped like giant exhaust pipes, but was never built.
Jockey Club Casino
Jockey Club is a condominium and timeshare resort at 3700 Las Vegas Boulevard South. It was planned to open a casino, chips were made for its use, but the casino was never opened.
Cactus Kate
By April 1994, Gold Coast Hotel and Casino owner Michael Gaughan was interested in building a hotel and casino in North Las Vegas, on the northeast corner of North Rancho Drive and Carey Avenue. January 19In 1995, the city planning commission approved the redevelopment of the land for a hotel-casino. The resort, which will be called Kactus Kate’s, will be built by the Gold Coast Hotel/Casino Limited. The hotel will have 450 rooms and the casino area will be 105,000 square meters. Feet (9800 m 2 ), later reduced to 102,000 sq. Feet (9,500 m 2 ). The resort will be located directly north of the nearby Fiesta and Texas Station resorts.
In December 1998, Coast Resorts, Inc. received approval from the planning committee for permission to use the undeveloped property. In November 2000, the planning committee unanimously approved a two-year extension of the permit, giving the company more time to decide if it would build Kactus Kate’s. Because of Senate Bill 1999, which placed restrictions on casinos in the area, Coast Resorts had a 2002 deadline to build a casino. The hotel was to be over 100 feet (30 m) high and Coast Resorts was required to notify the FAA of its final plans because the facility was located less than 300 m from the runway at North Las. Vegas Airport. In January 2001, Station Casinos purchased the 12-hectare site for $9 million. Coast Resorts President Harlan Braaten said, “Since we’ve seen the competition in this area intensify in terms of the size of the competing properties, we just felt like we needed to build something much bigger than we planned to compete with Texas Station and Santa.” -Klaus. Fe Station. It was supposed to be a very expensive project and we didn’t think the payoff would be that good.” Station Casinos planned to sell the property as a non-gaming site.
Las Vegas Plaza
Main article: Las Vegas Plaza
Not to be confused with Plaza Hotel & Casino.
It was to be modeled after the Plaza Hotel in New York City. The project was announced shortly before the New Frontier Hotel and Casino was demolished, where a new hotel would be built. Las Vegas Plaza closed in 2011 due to the Great Recession.
London Resort & Casino
This announced project was to be dedicated to the city of London and include replicas of the city’s landmarks. The project was to be built on land across from the Luxor Hotel and Casino. A second London-style resort was to be built on the site of the former El Rancho Hotel and Casino. None of the projects have started construction.
London, Las Vegas
This was a proposed three phase project based on London. When construction is completed, the 38.5-acre (15.5 ha) site will have 1,300 hotel rooms, a casino, a 152.4 m (152.4 m) Skyvue Ferris wheel (partially built) and 550,000 square feet (51,097 square meters). restaurants and shops – all of them will be architectural copies of various British landmarks and quarters. The project was to be built on land opposite the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, where, as of July 2020, a partially built Skyvue still sits. The wheel was to be “Phase I of London, Las Vegas”.
Montreux Resort
This Swiss-style resort was to be built on the site of the former New Frontier Hotel and Casino, but was eventually cancelled.
Moon Resort and Casino
Proposed by Canadian developer Michael Henderson, this planned 250-acre (1.0 km 2 ) casino resort hotel is designed in the moon style. Gaming experts doubt it will ever be built in Las Vegas, simply because the space planned for it is too big for the Las Vegas Strip.
NewStar 2000
Further information: Craig Ranch Station § NevStar 2000
Proposed by NevStar Gaming in 1998, the NevStar 2000 entertainment complex in North Las Vegas was to include a hotel and casino, but the project faced opposition from residents, who did not want to open a casino in the area. The project was canceled when NevStar Gaming filed for bankruptcy in December 1999.
Project North Coast / Boyd Gaming
In May 2003, Coast Casinos had plans to build the North Coast Hotel and Casino on the southwest corner of Centennial Parkway and Lamb Boulevard in North Las Vegas. The project will be built on approximately 40 acres (16 ha) of vacant land surrounded by other land that has also not been developed. At that time, the North Las Vegas Planning Commission had to review requests for rezoning and project approval. The project was not scheduled to be built for at least another four years after the completion of the interchange at Lamb Boulevard and the nearby Interstate 15, and the completion of the flyover over the nearby railroad tracks. Bill Curran, the landowner’s attorney, said: “We’re doing zoning changes right now so everyone knows what’s coming next.” The north coast will include a casino, a 10-story hotel at 398 rooms, bowling alley, cinemas and garage. In June 2003, the Planning Commission voted six to one to approve the preliminary applications needed to start work on the North Shore.
Boyd Gaming, owner of Coast Casinos, announced in February 2006 that it would buy the 40-acre property for $35 million. At the time, the owners were Jackie Gaughan and Kenny Epstein. Boyd Gaming has not yet decided if the new project will be owned by Coast or if it will be similar to the Sam’s Town casino hotel. At that time, the construction schedule for the project had not been set. In March 2007, the project was put on hold. At the time, Boyd Gaming was receiving building permits for the project, but decided to consider growing in the area first. Construction was scheduled to begin in mid-2007. In August 2013, Boyd Gaming sold the undeveloped property for $5.15 million.
Seaside Resort and Casino Palace
It was to be built on the site of the former Wet ‘n Wild water park. Concept drawings included yacht-shaped towers that housed suites, a casino reminiscent of the Sydney Opera House, and a 600-foot (180 m) Ferris wheel ride dubbed “Skywheel”. He never left the planning stage.
Paramount Las Vegas
Casino, hotel and condominium resort with over 1,800 units designed by Royal Palms Las Vegas, a subsidiary of Royal Palms Communities. The project was to replace the Klondike Hotel and Casino at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, next to the Las Vegas Welcome Sign. The resort was approved in October 2006, but the investor abandoned the project in August 2007 and the land was put up for sale in May 2008.
Pharaoh’s kingdom
Kingdom of Pharoah was planned as a $1.2 billion gaming, hotel and theme park to be built on 710 acres (290 ha) on Pebble Road and Las Vegas Boulevard, five miles south of Las Vegas. Vegas Strip. Construction was approved in October 1988 with Silano Development Group as developer.
The project will feature an Egyptian theme, including two 12-storey crystal pyramids, each containing 300 apartments. The hotel will have 5,000 rooms, making it the largest in the world. Casino with an area of 230,000 sq. Feet (21,000 m 2 ) will include 100 table games and 3,000 slot machines, while a caravan park, mini golf course, bowling alley and video game room will be located next to the casino area. The three pyramidal structures of the project will house a 20-hectare family theme park. Other features will include sphinxes, artificial beaches, waterways reminiscent of the River Nile, an underwater restaurant, a 24-hour kindergarten, a 100-tenant shopping promenade and a repertory-style theater directed by actor Jack. Klugman. In addition, the resort will feature an 18-hole PGA Championship golf course and a monorail located within the theme park. The front of the project will be one mile along Las Vegas Boulevard.
Frank Gambella, project president, stated that funding was available and groundbreaking was planned for March or April 1989. Gambella said the project would be funded by multiple organizations, with money coming from a corporation in Nevada, assuming these organizations would be grouped. together as an umbrella corporation. Gambella stated that the project could be opened by Labor Day 1990. The resort is expected to employ 8,000 people. Gambell said that once the resort is completed, a complex of 750 condominiums and 900 nursing homes.
The project was canceled shortly after it was announced because authorities were suspicious of developer Anthony Silano’s fundraising efforts for the project. Silano and his associates were found to have hacked Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos’ bank accounts in Switzerland after his death in 1989. Silano pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges. Another Egyptian-themed resort, Luxor Las Vegas, will open south of the Las Vegas Strip at 1993 year.
Planet Hollywood Resort (original plans)
Not to be confused with Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.
Originally planned to open in the late 1990s on the site of the Desert Inn, but it was to become one of the largest hotels in Las Vegas. Due to the bankruptcy of Planet Hollywood Restaurants, the hotel was never built. However, in the 2000s, a group of investors bought the new Aladdin Hotel and Casino and rebuilt it in a modern Hollywood style.
Playboy Hotel and Casino
A proposed casino resort inspired by Playboy magazine, was rejected in favor of a nightclub and suites built on the top two floors of the new Palms tower. The planned location for the Playboy Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip was later used for the Cosmopolitan Resort.
Santa Fe Valley
Santa Fe Valley
96 year. The Santa Fe Valley will be built on a 40-acre (16 ha) site in Henderson, Nevada adjacent to the Galleria at Sunset Shopping Center. The start of construction has been delayed several times due to Santa Fe Gaming’s poor financial situation and because the company has not yet received funding for the project. Site preparation began in July 1998, with an opening date of December 1999, but construction never began. In 1999, the property was sold to Station Casinos, who sold the land a year later for use as a shopping center.
Shenandoah Hotel and Casino
Wayne Newton Project. Although the hotel at 120 E. Flamingo Road did not operate for long, management was unable to obtain a gaming license. After years of failure, it was sold to a Canadian company and became the Bourbon Street Hotel and Casino.
Silver City Offers
By January 2000, Luc Brugnar planned to build a San Francisco-style resort on the site of the closed Silver City Casino. Brugnara intended Silver City to have a multi-million dollar renovation with plans to fully open the hotel-casino by 2002. In March 2001, Brugnara’s request for a gaming license was denied. In May 2002, it was announced that Brugnara had sold the casino, retaining six acres of land. In 2003, Brugnara planned to build a 24-story, 304-room hotel and casino on the Silver City site. The resort, dubbed The Tycoon, was to be designed by Lee Linton and was expected to cost around $100 million.
South Highlands
The South Highlands Resort was designed for the community of the same name south of the Las Vegas Strip. The project was announced by Olympia Gaming in October 2005. Construction on the $1 billion project was scheduled to begin in the summer of 2007, with the first phase scheduled to open in the fall of 2009. The resort was to include 1,400 hotel rooms. In May 2007, it was announced that the resort would include a 300,000-square-foot (28,000 m2) mall, in the Southern Highlands Gallery. The entire project was shelved in August 2007 due to uncertainty in the financial markets. It remains unfinished.
Southstar
In March 1987, a consortium led by the former head of Caesar’s Palace announced that a $750 million project was proposed south of the Hacienda Hotel, consisting of ten hotels around a single casino with a total of 6,000 hotel rooms. Southstar Development Corp. had agreements with various national hotel chains for the construction of selected hotels in 1987, which were scheduled for construction in the autumn, with full construction to be completed by 1990 year. However, the fall in the stock market in October 1987 led to a delay in the project. The corporation bought land adjacent to the Hacienda from Howard Hughes. In mid-1988, Simon & Associates of Indiana purchased the project and announced that the project was “on track”. The project was never built.
Starship Orion
International Thoroughbred Breeders (ITB) announced plans to demolish El Rancho and build Starship Orion, a $1 billion space-themed hotel, casino, entertainment and retail complex covering 5.4 million square feet (501,676 square feet). meters). The resort was to include seven separate casinos, each about 30,000 square feet (2,787 square meters). Each potential casino owner was required to contribute up to $100 million towards the ownership and management of the casino within the complex. The complex will include 300,000 square feet (27,871 square meters) of retail space as well as 2,400 hotel rooms and a 65-story hotel tower. ITB hoped to start construction later, at 1996, and the opening is scheduled for April 1998.
Sunrise
This should have been located at 4575 Boulder Highway. Developer Michael Mona Jr. built a hotel-casino and said he was going to break with tradition by opening a “casino with no theme”. He failed to obtain an unrestricted gaming license when suspicions arose regarding his ties to alleged organized crime figures. The chips were made for the casino but never used. The building was opened under the name Arizona Charlie’s Boulder.
Titanic
In 1999, Bob Stupak planned a 400-foot-tall (122 m) themed resort after RMS Titanic to be built on a 10-acre (4 ha) property he owned near downtown Las Vegas. The resort was to have 1,200 rooms, 800 of which were to be used as timeshare to finance the project. That same year, planning commissioners denied Stupak’s request to rezonate to allow the construction of a hotel. The project was later planned at the site of the former El Rancho Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip, but was rejected by the Las Vegas City Council.
Victoria Bay
Victoria Bay was planned by Steve Wynne until it was canceled in 1981 due to high costs. It would have been built on the Las Vegas Strip. It was originally planned for what would later be occupied by the Excalibur Hotel and Casino. Wynn later wanted to build one near the Sahara and Silver Bird.
W Las Vegas
Main article: W Las Vegas
W Las Vegas was proposed in August 2005 as a $1.7 billion joint project between Starwood and Edge Resorts, scheduled to open in 2008. The project will include a 75,000 sq. Feet (7,000 m 2 ) and approximately 3,000 hotels, condominiums, and residential units. The project was closed in May 2007 after Starwood pulled out of the deal.
Wally’s Van Wheel
Wally’s Wagon Wheel was to be designed by Walter Weiss through his Magna Leisure Partnership. The project was proposed for 2200 South Boulder Highway in Henderson, between Wagon Wheel Drive and Roberts Road near Henderson’s western Old Vegas theme park. At the end of February 19’88 Manga Leisure Partnership purchased a 15.5 acre property. At the time, Weiss had tentative plans for a 112-room Western-style hotel, then known as the Wagon Wheel Hotel and Casino. The Wagon Wheel was expected to cost $15 million and funding for this project, which Weiss expected to open in early 1990, has yet to be secured. The project, which will include a 55,000 sq. Feet (5100 m 2 ), was to be built in two phases.
By October 1991, Wally’s Wagon Wheel had not been built due to funding difficulties. That same month, the Henderson Planning Commission voted to give Weiss more time to move the project forward. At the time, the project was to include 204 hotel rooms and was built on 13.30 acres (5.38 ha). Weiss noted that the nearby successful Sam’s Town Casino Hotel opened with 204 rooms, and he believed that his project would be successful if it opened with the same number of rooms for good luck. By the end of 19’92 Weiss still hasn’t received funding for Wally’s Wagon Wheel. At the time, the project was the largest of the five casinos planned for Henderson. The three-story project was to include 200 rooms, two restaurants, a lounge theater for country and western entertainment, and a large bingo room. Weiss stated that groundbreaking was scheduled for May 1993 with an expected opening in June 1994. After opening, the hotel-casino will employ about 600 people.
Weiss met with nearby residents to discuss the project, and he changed the original design to include a large buffer zone between the houses and the casino hotel. On November 1994 The Henderson Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of the area change requested by Weiss as part of the redesign. At that time, the project included a one-story casino and a four-story hotel with 400 rooms. In December 1994, the Henderson City Council rejected Weiss’ plans for a 200-foot (61 m) buffer.
In July 1997, the undeveloped project received its sixth extension from the Henderson Planning Commission for use and architectural review. On August 19’97, the Henderson City Council approved a sixth extension, but rejected Weiss’ appeal for a one-year extension, instead giving him six months to extend the project. By that time, Magna Leisure Partnership had invested $1.7 million in the project. As of 1998, the project was expected to cost $80 million, employ at least 1,200 people, and the proposed site had expanded to 19 acres (7 ha). At the time, Weiss stated that he was close to securing funding for the project from the casino operator. The project was never built.
Wild Wild West
Not to be confused with the Wild Wild West gambling hall and hotel.
As of 1993, Station Casinos owned a 27-acre (11 ha) property on Boulder Highway with casino development potential. The site was located across the street from the Sam’s Town Casino Hotel. In January 1998, Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. announced plans to purchase Station Casinos, which had intended to sell the land prior to this announcement. By March 1998, Station Casinos planned to build a hotel/casino on land that was occupied by a vacant mall. The complex will be known as the Wild Wild West and will target local residents.
The purchase of Crescent Station Casinos failed in August 1998, and Station Casinos subsequently slowed down their plans for the project. By the end of the year, the project received approval from the Clark County Planning Commission for a 273,000 sq. Feet (25,400 m 2 ) and a hotel with 504 rooms. No construction schedule was announced, and Station Casinos had already decided not to start any new projects until 2000. Station Casinos sold undeveloped land for $11.2 million to Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. in April 2004.
World Port
In 2000, Howard Bullock, David Guffin and their partner Tom Gonzalez transferred ownership of the Glass Pool Inn property to their group, known as New World, with plans for a mega variety. New World bought several other nearby motels to amass a 77-acre (31 ha) site located on the Las Vegas Strip and east of Mandalay Bay. In January 2001, plans were announced for World Port Resorts, a megaportage consisting of casino hotels, a convention center and a fine arts facility. The project was to be built on 77 acres (31 ha) of land, part of which was occupied by the Glass Pool Inn.
World Trade Center
Be located at 925 East Desert Inn Road. Leonard Schoen, co-founder of truck rental company U-Haul, purchased the property, formerly the Chaparral Hotel and Casino, in 1996 and converted it into a World Trade Center hotel. An application was made for a gaming license, but when it was discovered that two of Schoen’s closest associates had been convicted of felonies, the application was denied in 1998. He withdrew his application and died in a car accident at 1999, which was ruled a suicide. The cards and game chips were produced for the World Trade Center casino but never used. The building has since been demolished and is currently a parking lot, part of the Las Vegas Convention Center Annex Building.
World Wrestling Federation
A World Wrestling Federation (WWF) themed casino resort has been proposed for property adjacent to Interstate 15 across from Mandalay Bay. The project never made it past the proposal stage. The ground it was supposed to stand on is now called the Allegiant Stadium.
WWF also offered to open a project on the site once used by the Clarion Hotel and Casino, which was demolished in 2015 and turned into a parking lot.
Xanadu
In February 1976, the Clark County Commission approved the construction of the 23-story Xanadu Resort on the Las Vegas Strip at the corner of South Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue. The resort will include approximately 1,700 hotel rooms and a casino, as well as meeting rooms, an exhibition hall, a dining room and indoor tennis courts. The resort was to be built by Tandy McGinnis of Bowling Green, Kentucky and his Xanadu Corporation and it was to be built on 48.6 acres (19.7 ha) owned by Howard Downes, a resident of Coral Gables, Florida. Xanadu will have a pyramidal design and cost $150 million. It would have been the first themed mega-resort. Much information and many artefacts from the project are held at the University of Nevada Library at Las Vegas.
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APPOINTMENTS Advance booking is required for both treatments and Thermal Suite therapy. Please book by contacting our spa team on [email protected] or call 091 778454. Non-resident bookings must be secured with a credit card.
ARRIVAL TIME For guests booked for ESPA treatments of 55 minutes or more, you are encouraged to arrive at least 1hr prior to your appointment to enjoy our facilities. Should you choose not to make use of the Thermal Suite, please arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment so your treatment can begin promptly at its scheduled time.
Please advise that late arrivals will result in a reduction of treatment time. Please allow plenty of time for parking, especially at weekends.
WHAT TO WEAR Swimwear is required in the Thermal Suite. Residents may change into their swimwear in their room and avail of the robe and slippers provided in your room. Non residents will have a robe and slippers provided as well as a locker to store your clothing.
CANCELLATION POLICY Please advise of any cancellations no later than 24hrs prior to your appointment. 50% cancellation charge will apply for any treatments cancelled within 24hrs. 100% charge will incur if your cancellation is within 12hrs.
AGE REQUIREMENTS Our spa is an adult area only. All guests visiting the ESPA at the g must be aged 16 or over.
HEALTH CONDITIONS We ask you to advise us of any health conditions, allergies or injuries which could affect your treatment when arranging your reservation. You will also be asked to complete a guest card on arrival so please allow time for this when visiting ESPA at the g for the first time.
MOBILE PHONES Our spa is an environment of tranquillity. Please respect all spa guests’ right to privacy and serenity. We ask you to turn off your mobile phone whilst in the spa. The Relaxation Lounge is a silent area, we ask you to relax and enjoy the silence.
PARKING The elevator will stop at the ground floor and you will require a key card from reception to access the first floor spa area. Please allow plenty of time for parking, especially at weekends.
PREGNANCY We have special treatments for expectant and nursing mothers and our reception team can talk you through the options. Please be advised that the thermal suite is not suitable for expectant mothers due to extreme heat.
SPA PRODUCTS To continue your spa experience at home, the ESPA products used in the treatments are available at Spa reception. These natural products consist of deeply relaxing and de-stressing oils, revitalising seaweeds and nourishing creams to help achieve outstanding results on your face, body and mind.
THERMAL SUITE Our Thermal Suite area should be a part of your spa journey with ESPA at the g. Please note that numbers are limited to preserve the spa experience for all guests. All treatments and Thermal Therapy must be booked In advance of arrival. Our in house residents receive a preferred price of €10 for entry to our thermal suite facilities.
Lifestyle Showers Choose from warm tropical rain, an invigorating arctic mist option in one shower or select the rainfall cascade shower to enliven your senses.
Vitality Pool Relax in our luxurious hydro-pool designed to revitalise the body. It is equipped with water jet features to massage shoulders and hips as well as a seated area with air jets to gently massage the entire body. The Vitality pool operates at a temperature of 36°C. **Not suitable for swimming**
Rock Sauna A traditional wood-lined sauna using dry heat-generating sweltering temperatures of 80°C – 100°C. High temperatures are said to stimulate blood circulation and boost the immune system. Recommend no more than 15 minutes.
Crystal Steam Room A high humidity environment combined with aromatic essential oils which help to keep your skin supple and hydrated. Steam also has positive effects on the respiratory system. The average temperature in the steam room is 45°C – 50°C.
Tepidarium Heated Lounger Following the water and sauna experiences, enjoy the heated mosaic stone loungers with radiant heat to harmonize the body. Please ensure you use a towel to protect sensitive skin as the temperature can rise to 40°C.
Ice Fountain Use the crushed ice to counteract the warming effects of the thermal experiences.
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If you’re in search of the best spa hotels Galway has to offer, you’ve landed in the right place.
As you’ll know if you read our guides to the best hotels in Galway and the best 5 star hotels in Galway, this scenic county is home to its far share of places for a pamper.
In the guide below, you’ll find everything from fancy spa hotels in Galway for a treat to places to head for a day with a friend for a bit of chill time.
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The most luxurious spa hotels Galway has to offer
Photo via the Connemara Coast Hotel
Perched on the edge of Europe, the ‘City of Tribes’ is an escape in its own right. There’s endless things to do in Galway, from hikes and walks to drives, historical sites and much more.
Add in a bit of luxurious pampering in one of the many spa hotels in Galway and you’ve got a winning combination. Discover the best of them below.
1. The G Hotel
The G Hotel is widely regarded as one of the best spa hotels in Ireland, and for good reason. One of two 5 star hotels in Galway, a night in the G is a treat and a half.
With 101 newly appointed rooms overlooking Lough Atalia, this upscale hotel is also home to Galway’s only five star spa. View your stay as a sort of NCT for your body, mind and spirit with award-winning cuisine and more.
Book yourself a massage and a few relaxing treatments in the amazing Philip Treacy-designed spa which includes a thermal suite with hydrotherapy pool, rock sauna, crystal steam room and chilly ice fountain.
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2. Connemara Coast Hotel
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On the shores of Galway Bay, the Connemara Coast Hotel is the perfect place to spend a little me-time, especially in the luxury spa.
Book time in the Therapy Rooms and look forward to an Aromatherapy Massage or more rigorous Swedish massage. Natural aromatic oils are used in the Hot Stones Massage that delivers deep heat to inner bone and tissue.
Leave time before dinner to wander through the gardens enjoying spectacular landscapes and don’t miss a dip in the 18-metre indoor pool and jacuzzi tub.
This is one of the best spa hotels Galway has to offer if you fancy exploring during the day – it’s a stone’s throw from Connemara National Park (give the Diamond Hill hike a go!).
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3. The Galmont Hotel and Spa
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Any visit to the Galmont Hotel and Spa is one to remember and spending a few hours in the spa will be the pinnacle of your stay.
The award-winning Spirit One Spa promises complete relaxation in this idyllic escape. Boasting awards including “Spa Hotel of the Year” at the 2019 Irish Hotel Awards, this spa comes with a clutch of endorsements.
They use premium Elemis and Lindo skin products and you can purchase a selection of your favourites to continue the therapy back home.
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4. The Twelve Hotel
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Hotel of the Year 2018, The Twelve is an elegant retreat in Barna Village. It combines exquisite dining, luxurious rooms and some well-deserved relaxation therapy in Le Petit Spa.
Escape the world for a time and immerse yourself in a Nourishing Marine Cocoon Wrap or get back to nature with a mineral-rich Seaweed Bath which is known to have amazing restorative healing properties.
Spoil yourself with a visit to the Twelve Bakery Shop and complete your sensory therapy with a gourmet handmade cake!
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5. Delphi Resort Hotel and spa
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The Delphi Resort is arguably one of the most unique spa hotels Galway has to offer, and a quick glance above should tell you why.
Combine adventurous outdoor activities with a relaxing day of calm in the Delphi Spa. Slow down the pace as you enter this haven of tranquility.
Treatments use 100% organic products and are designed to balance and harmonise body, mind and spirit.
The hydrotherapy facilities are enhanced by views of surrounding stunning mountain vistas as you sip a cup of Delphi herbal tea. Pure bliss!
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6. The Ardilaun Hotel (one of the most overlooked spa hotels in Galway)
Photo via the Ardilaun Hotel
Set in five acres of landscaped gardens in quiet Taylors Hill, The Ardilaun Hotel offers classic mid-range rooms brimming with old world charm.
It’s the only hotel in Galway with its very own Enchanted Fairy Garden, which should tickle the fancy of those of you in search of family hotels in Ireland.
As well as two restaurants and an afternoon tea service to die for, The Ardilaun tempts with a fitness centre offering group classes and bijou Avalon Beauty Spa with indoor pool.
A series of beauty packages and treatments are available providing a weekend (or longer!) of pampering and indulgence.
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7. Raheen Woods Hotel
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To round off our guide to the best spa hotels Galway has to offer is the often-missed Raheen Woods Hotel and Spa.
This four star luxury hotel has plush rooms, marble halls and beautiful gardens to complement your spa treatments.
The Tranquillity Leisure and Spa offers a full menu of beautifying therapies designed to relax and nourish body and soul.
From massages to makeup, it offers head-to-toe treatments that will relive tension and boost natural energy. Could be just what you need!
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Spa hotels Galway: FAQs
We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from which are the best spa hotels in Galway City to which ones are the best base for exploring the county.
In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.
What are the best spa hotels in Galway?
The G Hotel, The Hardiman, The Connemara Coast Hotel and The Ardilaun are four mighty Galway spa hotels.
What are the best value spas in Galway?
This is going to vary based on how much you have to spend but, in our opinion, the Connemara Coast spa hotel in Galway and the Ardilaun are the best value.
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Gillian Birch is a travel writer and published author. She has travelled the world and uses her personal journals and memories to write about her many travel experiences, particularly those that involved adventures in Ireland.
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A coarse sea salt exfoliation from the knees to the feet, to recharge and refine your skin. A light massage of seaweed gel to renew those tired legs, while your feet are wrapped in warmth. You close your eyes and listen to the sea with therapeutic blends of aroma oils massaged into the scalp. To finish, you will enjoy a deeply relaxing massage of the lower legs.
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This incredible Organic Illuminating Facial is deeply detoxifying. It will brighten your skin, help to even skin tone and increase clarity, leaving your skin feeling silky, smooth, soft and radiant. This facial incorporates a pressure point facial massage, targeting the deeper muscles in the face to release any build-up of toxins. Then, it is followed by a relaxation inducing pressure point foot massage which will melt away any aches and pains and leave you feeling like you’re floating on air.
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Suitable for all skin types, though of particular benefit for mature, dry or dehydrated skin types. A skin rejuvenating facial designed using Voya’s unique organic ingredients that have a combination of anti-oxidant algae complexes, pro collagen organic extracts and a restorative blend of organic ingredients to fight the signs of visible aging, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, hydrate and plump the skin texture. The result is instantly firmed and tightened skin with a natural radiant glow, perfect after a long flight.
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A bespoke ritual exclusive to Le Petit Spa. The ultimate treatment to completely rejuvenate body, mind and soul, allowing you to take time out and relax in your own private world.
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In one of the the most happening boutique hotels in Ireland, Le Petit Spa treatment room is a secluded sanctuary in which to relax and recharge in luxury designer surroundings. The Twelve’s Petit Spa concept revolves around us bringing the spa to you.
Furthermore, you will go wild for the 100% organic products which are home-grown on the West coast of Ireland and which are provided for your well being during your stay at The Twelve. If you are not a guest of The Twelve, you are still most welcome to avail of every treatment in our day spa. The “Petit Spa” offers a unique selection of ‘no rush’ treatments for our guests to avail of. These treatments at one of the most special and unique Galway Hotels are greatly sought after and hence must be booked well in advance.
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About The Galmont Hotel & Spa
Located under a 10-minute walk from Galway Railway Station, The Galmont Hotel & Spa offers guests an ideal base when in Galway. It is situated a short stroll from Eyre Square.
Guests of the hotel can begin their day at Spirit One, or use the many leisure amenities, including an indoor pool. Relaxation facilities include a sauna, a Jacuzzi and a Turkish steam bath. Also available for guests are 24-hour room service, a beauty centre and an express check-in and check-out feature.
All the chic rooms at The Galmont Hotel & Spa provide a mini bar, a private bathroom and a seating area. All offer a bathtub, ironing facilities and a radio.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa features an in-house restaurant, Marinas, which serves lunch and dinner in an award-winning setting. In the evening, guests can enjoy a drink in the cozy lounge bar. Guests can also try one of the various bars and restaurants in the vicinity.
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Pros:Bed was comfortable. Location was great!
Cons:My room was not ready when promise. The person at desk explained she could only give me a economy room. After going to room late my wife and I tried taking a nap before dinner, I was over the gym. The staff first response was the gym closes at 10:00. They next room they gave us had stains on carpet and window frosted so yo can’t look out. Lobby was nice but I stay here many times and seemed run down.
Pros:Close proximity to city center. The lobby was clean and well-lighted.
Cons:Reservation was for a king-bed, “bay view” room. The first room we were given had a view of the lobby, and was a handicap access room. We asked for a different room, and were given one with all of the windows painted over and no air-conditioning (the room details said it was air-conditioned). It was very hot in the room, and the window would only open about 6 inches. Not what I expect from Radisson…
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Lough Atalia Road, Galway
Eyre Square404 yd
Lough Atalia0.3 mi
Galway Harbour0.3 mi
Lynch’s Castle0.4 mi
St. Augustine’s Church0.4 mi
St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church0.4 mi
Nora Barnacle House0.4 mi
Galway City Museum0.5 mi
Spanish Arch0.5 mi
Galway Shopping Center0.5 mi
Galway Cathedral0.6 mi
South Park0.7 mi
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The Galmont Hotel & Spa is located at Lough Atalia Road, 0.2 miles from the center of Galway. Eyre Square is the closest landmark to The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
Check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa offers free Wi-Fi.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa is 4.6 miles from Galway. The Galmont Hotel & Spa is 40 miles from Shannon.
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa has a pool onsite.
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Overlooking Galway Square, The Galmont Hotel & Spa is just 200 meters from Eyre The hotel features an award-winning restaurant, the Spirit One Spa, and the Energize fitness and entertainment center.
Spacious rooms at The Galmont Hotel & Spa feature wall-mounted LCD TVs and free Wi-Fi. Extras include large luxurious beds, Egyptian cotton linens and goose feather pillows.
The spa area includes a gym, sauna and swimming pool. Those who wish can sign up for spa treatments, including the use of Elemis brand cosmetics.
In addition to a full-service spa, Galmont Hotel features an indoor pool and a health club. You can dine at one of the 2 on-site restaurants.
Guests can also relax with a drink at the on-site lounge bar. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas.
Marina’s Restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. The Coopers Bar & Lounge is open all day with a waterfront terrace.
This 4-star hotel offers a business centre. This eco-friendly hotel also features a children’s pool, sauna and spa services. Parking is available for an additional fee.
The Galmont is a non-smoking hotel.
Irish West Knock Airport is 89 kilometers from the hotel. Galway Racecourse is just 10 minutes’ drive away. Galway city center is a 5-minute walk from The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
This is our guests’ favorite part of Galway, according to independent reviews.
Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.4 .
The Galmont Hotel & Spa has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Jan 19, 2019 2009.
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do you have parking available? Guests of the hotel can use the leisure facilities free of charge. It includes a gym, swimming pool, sauna, steam room…
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Do you have a sea view?
All business class rooms offer views of Loch Athalia.
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All rooms have a balcony.
only level 5 rooms have balconies
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What time can you check in. We meet our group (Charmed Ireland Sean Fenton/Gus’s Hayes) there in a few weeks
Check-in time – 15:00
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Pizza,
Seafood
Open on:
Dinner,
Dinner,
afternoon tea
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1 swimming pool
parking
Spa and wellness center
Free WiFi
family rooms
Outdoors
Garden furniture
Sun deck
Terrace
Sports and recreation
Live broadcast of sports events
Live music/performance
Tour or presentation about local culture
Additional charge
Walking tours
Additional charge
Horse riding
Beyond the territory
Additional charge
Cycling
Outside
Hiking trails
Outside
Canoe
Beyond the territory
Additional charge
Food and drink
Fruit
Wine/champagne
Additional charge
Child friendly buffet
Children’s menu
Additional charge
Special diet menus (on request)
Breakfast in the room
Bar
Restaurant
Internet
Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.
Parking
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not possible) and costs EUR 10 per day.
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Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome.
To see exact prices and availability, please enter the number of children in your group and their age when searching.
Crib and extra bed policy
From 0 to 2 years
Extra bed on request
€40 per child per night
Baby cot on request
Free of charge
Extra bed on request
From 5 years 9000
€40 per person per night
Baby cots and extra beds are not included in the total price of the reservation and must be paid separately at the time of stay.
The number of extra beds and baby cots allowed depends on the option chosen. Check conditions.
Baby cots and extra beds are subject to availability.
No age limit
There are no age restrictions for check-in.
Pets
Pets are not allowed.
Groups
When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Cards accepted by the hotel
The Galmont Hotel & Spa accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
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Ireland, Galway, Lough Atalia Road View on the map
500 m to the sea
3. 6
3 reviews
100% of guests liked the quality of WiFi
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Parking
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Internet
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Services and convenience
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Nomber 9000
ATM
Safe
24 Hour Front Desk
Luggage Storage
Safe Type: In Room
Type of safe: administrator has
Equipment for the kitchen: kettle
Automatic machines with SNECS
Concierge Service
Banquet Hall
Heating
9000 non-smoking room
Refrigerator
Mini bar
Hair dryer
Tea/coffee in rooms
TV in room
Bathrobe
Slippers
Uxate
Power supply
Cafe
Bar
Restaurant
Beauty and Health
Bath
Hammam
Jacques 9000
Sports and entertainment
Picnic area
Pool type: indoor
Sports: canoes
Sports: water sports equipment rental
Terrace
Cots/cradles
Services of nanny
Children’s basin
Beast towels
BUSINESS
Business Center
9000 center: photocopying
Infrastructure
Elevator
Type of parking: paid
General information about the hotel
Date of reconstruction: 2014
Violescence for people with disabilities
Riding time: 16:00
Departure: 12:00
Date of construction: 2001
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3 Reviews
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Vladimir Demidov26 August 2020
Great hotel in the center of Galway. There is a bus park nearby, so if you come by bus from Dublin, walk to the hotel for 5 minutes. Walk to the main square and the pedestrian street for 10 minutes. Excellent rooms, beautiful view from the window, cozy lobby bar, free pool (just bring a cap)
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Mikhail KamalovJuly 12, 2019
Strange hotel!!! It consists of two halves that communicate on the second floor. And if you are unlucky like me and you got a room in the second part, then you will walk from the lobby to the room for 10 minutes using two elevators. In the room, instead of the heating system, there was an electric radiator that did not work. Stayed at the hotel for one night in February – it was cold. I do not recommend!!!!
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Evgeny B. March 5, 2020
A very good hotel. Close to train station and main shopping streets. Nice view from the window to the lake.
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°THE GALMONT HOTEL & SPA GALWAY 4* (Ireland) – from 12669 RUB0015
Location
The hotel is located in a shopping area next to Loch Athalia. Nearby there is a train station and Eyre Square Centre.
Rooms
Featuring satellite TV, satellite TV and a Nespresso coffee maker, as well as duvets, Egyptian cotton sheets and duvets in the rooms. From the windows of the hotel you can enjoy a wonderful view of the street. An open-type shower, washbasin and hairdryer are also provided.
Dining
In the morning, the hotel’s restaurant serves a breakfast buffet. It features a lounge bar and a local restaurant. For dinner, Loam Restaurants are located 150 meters from the hotel.
Affordably priced continental breakfast is served each morning.
Leisure and business
The hotel offers a free gym and facials. This hotel features a heated swimming pool.
Internet
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Parking
Private parking is available on site for EUR 10 per day.
The hotel staff speaks English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish.
Number of floors: 5.
Number of rooms: 275.
Former name: Radisson Sas/Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa
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24-hour reception
24-hour security
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Bar / Lounge
Buffet Restaurant
Welcome Cocktail
Gym / Fitness
Fitness center
Pool
Outdoor pool
Indoor pool
Spa and body care
Pedicure
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jacuzzi
Facial care procedures
wraps
Body peeling
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procedure
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Parking lot
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24 hour service
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Spa and body care
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Canoeing
Hiking
Horse riding
Sports trainer
Services
Room service
Dry cleaning
Guide services/ Ticketing
Welcome cocktail
Meals
Continental breakfast
Buffet Restaurant
Bar/lounge area
Special diet menus
For work
Business center
Meeting/banqueting facilities
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Baby cots
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Children’s buffet
Children’s pool
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Outdoor swimming pool
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Jacuzzi
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Waxing
Body peeling
Facials
Treatment room
Wraps
Massage
Make-up services
Room view
Sea view
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Air conditioning
Heating
Minibar
Terrace
Garden furniture
Tea/coffee set
Ironing accessories
Bathroom
Bath
Hair dryer
Free toiletries
Washbasin
Media
Flat screen TV
Direct telephone line
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Check-infrom 16:00-23:59FREECheck-out from 07:00-12:00FREE
Extra bedsThere are no extra beds available in a room.
Pets Pets are not allowed.
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Accessible King Room
Beds to choose from:
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Room size:
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Classic King Room
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Room size:
25 m²
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Location
Lough Atalia Road,
Galway,
Ireland,
Wild Atlantic Way
Famous places of the city
Nearby
Restaurants
Church
Galway Cathedral
1. 2
km
Area
Spanish Arch
1.1
km
University
National University of Ireland Galway
1.7
km
Museum
Galway City Museum
1.1
km
Galway City Center
Quay Street
1.1
km
Church
College Church of St. Nicholas
920 m
Lynchiz Castle
The Tone Bridge
The Galway Fisheris
km
Shopping Center
Galway Latin Quarter
940 m
Art object
Statue of Oscar Wilde and Eduard Vilde
Salmon Weir Bridge
1.1
km
Lough Atalia Road
Forthill Graveyard
700 m
km
Middle Street
800 m
Kirwan’s Lane off Quay St
Kirwan’s Lane
1.1
km
GalwayIreland
Galway
1.3
km
Church
Church of St. Augustine’s Church
630 m
370 м
The Galmont Hotel & Spa Fairgreen Road Lough Atalia Road
Marinas Grill
240 м
4
Classico Pizza & Pasta
550 м
Park House Forster Street
Park House Restaurant
360 m
Forster Street The Forster Court Hotel
Hyde Bar & Gin Parlor
350 m
11 Forster Street Eyre Square
An Pucan Bar & Restaurant
400 м
23-25 Forster Street
Murty Rabbitts
350 м
Station Road Ceannt Station
Starbucks
280 м
19 Forster Street Eyre Square
Vocho
370 м
Forster Street
Merchant Cafe
400 m
13 Eyre Square Garvey’s Inn
Garvey’s
390 m
2 FORNTER STRET
3800015
Eyre Square Hotel Eyre Square
Le Bistro Restaurant
370 m
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Reviews
8.2
Excellent 613 reviews
Location 8.4
number 8.2
Service7.2
Power 8.2
Spiddal Connemara Airport is 35 km from The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
Can I have breakfast at The Galmont Hotel & Spa?
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa offers a buffet breakfast.
Does The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway have business facilities?
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway has meeting rooms and catering available.
Does The Galmont Hotel & Spa have child friendly facilities?
Guests of The Galmont Hotel & Spa can take advantage of a children’s menu and a children’s pool.
How far is The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway from the city center?
The city center is 1 km from The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway.
Does The Galmont Hotel & Spa have a restaurant?
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa has Marinas Restaurant which serves Irish cuisine.
What attractions are there near The Galmont Hotel & Spa?
Eyre Square is very close to The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
What can you do in your spare time at The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway?
The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway offers an entertainment center and a shared lounge for your convenience.
Is there a place to have lunch/dinner near The Galmont Hotel & Spa?
Hyde Bar & Gin Parlour and Classico Pizza & Pasta are 450 meters from The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
How much does it cost to stay at The Galmont Hotel & Spa?
Prices at The Galmont Hotel & Spa start from 194€.
What rooms does The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway have?
The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway offers the following options: Superior Twin Room, Deluxe Room and Deluxe Twin Room.
Is there public transport near The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway?
Yes, Galway train station is 500 meters from The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway.
Address
Lough Atalia Road,
Galway,
Ireland,
Wild Atlantic Way
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The Galmont Hotel & Spa – Galway, Ireland
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
“ Cama muito confortável!
O quarto tem tudo que vc precisa. Adorei ” – Simona
” Localização excelente, apartamento confortável e muito limpo. Café da manhã dentro das expectativas. A cama era extremamente confortável (tratava-se de uma super king) e o tamanho do apartamento era … / 10 – Fantastic!
” la vue sur l'océan
le spa
le petit déjeuner royal ” – Ramdao
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Petit déjeuné
Acces au spa
Proche du center
Literie ” – Victor
10. 00 / 10 – Fantastic!
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Petit déjeuner tres correct aussi. ” – Mulhern
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
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Muy bien, la piscina climatizada y las instalaciones. ” – Luis
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic! ” – Daniel
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
“ Amabilidad del personal, buen desayuno, fantástica habitación con vistas al mar, al lado de las estaciones de tren y guaguas. Cerca del centro. Perfecto para disfrutar de la maravillosa ciudad de … “-015
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
” La habitación ” – Gustavo
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Struttura moderna di alto livello. ” – Anonymous
9.20 / 10 – Excellent!
” I servizi ” – Giacomo
9. 20 / 10 – Excellent!
” Camere confortevoli e pulite
Colazione ottima e varia
Position a 5 minuti a piedi dal centro “- Stefano
” wezystko ” – Monika
5.80 / 10 – Good!
” Widok z okna ” – Monika
5.80 / 10 – Good!
” Przestronny pokój ” – Pawel
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Moderne Einrichtung, alles vom Feinsten. Frühstück gut ” – Trinity
Fantastic!
” Utmärkt frukost! supertrevlig personal då vattenkokaren inte fungerade. elektriker + annan. Väldigt skön och bred dubbelsäng. AC var nödvändigt då det var varmt. Fint och rent rum. härligt med tjocka … ” – Ullaha
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Lite exklusiv spa känsla o mitt i smeten av Galway ” – Anders
9. 20 / 10 – Excellent!
“ Det mesta var toppen , bra frukostbuffé med trevlig personal
Åt och drack några ggr i baren det var ok men personalen kändes lite ny o förvirrad
Vi var på behandling på SPA vi tyckte båda två att … ” – Elisabeth
The modern The Galmont Hotel & Spa is located just 650 meters from St. Augustine’s Church and just 1.1 km from Kirwans Lane. Overlooking the courtyard, the hotel serves a daily breakfast buffet.
The ideal location offers easy access to Eyre Square and a 10-minute walk to Galway city centre. The beach is less than 1 mile away. Guests can visit Salthill Promenade, which is a short drive from this modern hotel.
Beds with feather pillows and plush linens.
Breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant. The hotel’s restaurant serves international cuisine. You can also have a good time in the atrium bar. Guests can dine at Park House Restaurant, located 400 meters from this 4-star hotel. The nearest bus stop “EYRSO Eyre Square 402, 404, 405” is 450 meters away.
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Body peeling
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garden furniture
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hair dryer
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flat screen TV
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No smoking
Air conditioners in public areas
Rooms for allergy sufferers
Elevator
ATM
Vending machines
Smoke detectors
fire extinguishers
key card
Animals
Pets are not allowed
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Riding registration: from 16:00 to 23:59
Exit registration: from 07:00 to 12:00
Additional sleeping places
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The Galmont Hotel & Spa is located right in the center of Galway, right next to Eyre Square.
The minimum booking price for The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway is approximately 314€.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa offers the following rooms:
Superior King Room
Classic Twin Room
King Room
Classic King Room
Executive Room
The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway serves breakfast buffet exclusively.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa is located approximately 1 km from the city centre.
The nearest airport to The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway is Spiddal Connemara Airport, 35 km away.
Galway is located 500 meters from The Galmont Hotel & Spa.
Popular points of interest near The Galmont Hotel & Spa include Galway Cathedral, Galway, and Galway Race Track.
Yes, O’Hehirs Bakery Cafe and Loam are both within a 5-minute walk of The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway.
Yes, The Galmont Hotel & Spa provides facilities such as a meeting room and catering.
Guests of The Galmont Hotel & Spa Galway can make use of the hair salon, entertainment programs and treatment room.
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The Galmont Hotel & Spa
Located on the banks of Lough Atalia and overlooking Galway Bay the hotel is very centrally located and just a short stroll from Eyre square and the popular and bustling shops pubs and restaurants. The hotel boasts 261 guestrooms including Level 5 executive suites Classic Superior and Family Rooms. Facilities include the multi-award winning spirit one spa and full leisure facilities including Greco-Roman swimming pool and outdoor hot tub.
Located on the banks of Lough Atalia and overlooking Galway Bay the hotel is very centrally located and just a short stroll from Eyre square and the popular and bustling shops pubs and restaurants.
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The Galmont Hotel & Spa Lough Atalia Road, H91 CYN3 Galway City, Ireland
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Parking lot
Car park
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Early check-in
Reception
Late check out available
Storage space
Tour / attractions
keep working Business center
Photocopy center
General Air conditioner
Telephone direct line
Interior corridors
Non-smoking rooms
Public area air conditioned
Hotel services 24 hour security
ATM / ATM
Currency exchange
Doctor on call
Dry clean
Fire safety compliant with
Complete cleaning
Hair dryer
Room cleaning daily
Ironing board
Laundry services / Services
Safe
Security
Shoe stand
Turn off service
Cleaning services
Same day dry cleaning services
Wake up service
Traveling with others Children welcome
Family plan
available Access objects
Wheel access chair
Events Meeting rooms
Pool Indoor pool
Pool
Wellness Health Club
Jacuzzi
Massage services
Sauna
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fitness Cardiovascular exercise
Gym
Weightlifting
cultural Children’s program
Meal plan Breakfast served in the restaurant
Buffet
Continental breakfast
Free breakfast
Free continental breakfast
Free American breakfast
Full American breakfast
Special attention Lobby coffee service
Services 24-hour room service
Executive floor
Room service
Type outlets Cocktail bar
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Bars / bars
Free breakfast
Free Continental Breakfast
Free American Breakfast
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Continental Breakfast
Full American Breakfast
Breakfast served in the restaurant04
Check-in: 15:00
Check-out: 12:00
Cancel policy 24 Hours prior to arrival.
Exceptions may apply – Please see rate rules.
Children policy Children 12 years and younger stay free of charge when using existing bedding in room.
Pets not allowed
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Students: 430,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 20 to 1,
#14 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Northborough Public Schools, MA•
K-5
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: Inclusive and nurturing environment. The teachers truly care about their students, and the sense of community is strong…. Read 1 review
#14 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Lincoln Street Elementary School
Northborough Public Schools, MA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says Inclusive and nurturing environment. The teachers truly care about their students, and the sense of community is strong..
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 262,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#15 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
#15 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Memorial Elementary School
Hopedale Public Schools, MA,
K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 533,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#16 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Wachusett Public Schools, MA•
K-8
•
Rating 2 out of 5 1 review
#16 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Thomas Prince School
Wachusett Public Schools, MA,
K-8,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 2 stars.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 339,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
#17 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Northborough Public Schools, MA•
K-5
•
Rating 1.6 out of 5 5 reviews
#17 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Fannie E. Proctor Elementary School
Northborough Public Schools, MA,
K-5,
5 Niche users give it an average review of 1.6 stars.
Read 5 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 238,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#18 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Sturbridge, MA•
Public School•
PK, K-6
#18 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Burgess Elementary School
Public School,
STURBRIDGE, MA,
PK, K-6,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 792,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#19 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Wachusett Public Schools, MA•
K-5
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: My child has thrived at this school! The teachers and staff are so loving and attentive. They really take the time to get to know their students and how they can help them excel…. Read 1 review
#19 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Davis Hill Elementary School
Wachusett Public Schools, MA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says My child has thrived at this school! The teachers and staff are so loving and attentive. They really take the time to get to know their students and how they can help them excel..
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 424,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
#20 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
#20 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Boylston Elementary School
Berlin-Boylston Regional School District, MA,
PK, K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 300,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#21 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Berlin-Boylston Regional School District, MA•
PK, K-5
•
Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Niche User: I loved my time at BMS! The teachers care so so much about the students! I learned so so much and the environment is so safe and loving and supportive. … Read 1 review
#21 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Berlin Memorial School
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Berlin-Boylston Regional School District, MA,
PK, K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Niche User says I loved my time at BMS! The teachers care so so much about the students! I learned so so much and the environment is so safe and loving and supportive..
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 190,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 10 to 1,
#22 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Northborough Public Schools, MA•
K-5
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
#22 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Marion E. Zeh Elementary School
Northborough Public Schools, MA,
K-5,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 235,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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#23 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
#23 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Dawson Elementary School
Wachusett Public Schools, MA,
K-5,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 445,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
#24 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
Worcester Public Schools, MA•
PK, K-6
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Rating 5 out of 5 1 review
Parent: We love this school. The staff and teachers are amazing. The education my kids received was great. I love the fact that they are enriched with the arts. The get to take dance, drama, art and music along with their science, math, reading etc. We are so lucky to have the opportunity to go to WAMS…. Read 1 review
#24 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Worcester Arts Magnet School
Worcester Public Schools, MA,
PK, K-6,
1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says We love this school. The staff and teachers are amazing. The education my kids received was great. I love the fact that they are enriched with the arts. The get to take dance, drama, art and music….
Read 1 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 368,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
#25 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County
#25 Best Public Elementary Schools in Worcester County.
Houghton Elementary School
Wachusett Public Schools, MA,
K-4,
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 306,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
Senior: This is my seventh year at BB&N, and I have loved attending the school. The teachers all care deeply about their subject and the student experience. Every year I have at least two who completely captivate me and make me look at issues/problems in a different way. Students also have fantastic opportunities to participate in clubs and gain leadership, and I have enjoyed involving myself in the arts, athletics, and in the high school’s multiple student publications. Especially with the administration’s recent focus on community-building, I’ve always found opportunities to integrate myself among new friends and enriching extracurricular environments. I would highly recommend BB&N to any student who seeks academic challenge…. Read 76 reviews
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2023 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County, MA
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#1 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Senior: Mass Academy is an amazing school! The collaborative environment and assignments that are geared toward challenge and real-world applications make being a student here an inspiring and enjoyable experience. The academics are top-notch and challenging, and everyone will help each other. With the small size of ~ 50 students per grade, you get to know each of the faculty members and your classmates personally. The faculty offer a lot of support with independent projects and the college application process. Senior year at WPI prepares you well for college. Although you are always busy as a junior, most of the projects are truly enjoyable because you get to work in a group, including when designing an app and assistive technology device. There are also great classes in the humanities and language, so students gain skills in math and science as well as writing, English, history, and Spanish/French. I would strongly consider applying here if you are interested in collaboration and challenge!… Read 71 reviews
#1 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
MA Academy for Math & Science School
Blue checkmark.
Public School,
WORCESTER, MA,
11-12,
71 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 6 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Mass Academy is an amazing school! The collaborative environment and assignments that are geared toward challenge and real-world applications make being a student here an inspiring and enjoyable….
Read 71 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 100,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17 to 1,
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#2 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Westborough Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.9 out of 5 222 reviews
Senior: Being a student at Westborough Highschool was a good experience, but I just know if I were to put myself out there more it would’ve been even better. I regret not doing a sport or joining any clubs, I regret not going to as many school events as I wanted, I regret wasting my highschool years playing video games and scrolling on social media. So next year in college I definitely want to do things I never had the courage to do in highschool, joining a club, possibly a sport and going to as many college events as possible. I also had good relationships with my teachers, they were all for the most part kind and understanding, and I will of course miss them all as I graduate this year!… Read 222 reviews
#2 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Westborough High School
Westborough Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
222 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Being a student at Westborough Highschool was a good experience, but I just know if I were to put myself out there more it would’ve been even better. I regret not doing a sport or joining any clubs,….
Read 222 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 1,182,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
#3 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Harvard Public Schools, MA•
6-12
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Rating 3. 97 out of 5 70 reviews
Alum: I loved the people, and the education itself was incredible. I was challenged and supported academically in order to better succeed in college. I loved the teachers, and their willingness to help you in any way they could really was apparent. As an alumni now, I am proud to say that I went to such a well rounded school, and their initiatives to promote diversity and empowerment really added to my takeaways, and experience as a whole. One thing that I did not love about Bromfield was that it was often strict and biased on expectations. For example, we had a dress code that was often only directed towards female students. Additionally, if you were a star student or athlete, you were often exempt from punishment or rules, or had a slap on the wrist, whereas for anyone else, the consequences would have been much greater. All in all, this is a very minor issue in comparison to the many positive aspects of the school. They strive for greatness, and they give us the opportunities to do so…. Read 70 reviews
#3 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
The Bromfield School
Harvard Public Schools, MA,
6-12,
70 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says I loved the people, and the education itself was incredible. I was challenged and supported academically in order to better succeed in college. I loved the teachers, and their willingness to help you….
Read 70 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 593,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#4 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Shrewsbury Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.94 out of 5 402 reviews
Junior: Attending Shrewsbury High School is not a unique experience, it’s a means to an end. Like any other school, it has strengths and weaknesses. Some teachers are amazing, some classes are constantly engaging; some teachers probably should’ve considered a different profession, and some classes make it a struggle not to fall asleep. Our school is very academically focused and mainly directs attention towards gifted students rather than those who need help. The environment of the students can be very toxic due to the general pressure to pursue a stem related field. Pursuing the arts or humanities is generally not supported. The school mainly directs its money towards sports, leaving most other clubs poorly organized and less popular. The town of Shrewsbury is generally well off, which contributes to pressure of students to go to prestigious colleges and be successful monetary wise. The student population is diverse, but doesn’t address it, and the staff is not diverse at all…. Read 402 reviews
#4 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Shrewsbury Senior High School
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Shrewsbury Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
402 Niche users give it an average review of 3. 9 stars.
Featured Review: Junior says Attending Shrewsbury High School is not a unique experience, it’s a means to an end. Like any other school, it has strengths and weaknesses. Some teachers are amazing, some classes are constantly….
Read 402 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 1,873,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
#5 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Senior: Overall, my experience at Algonquin Regional High School was very good. The majority of teachers and faculty members were extremely helpful and pleasant to work with over my years at the school. Whether it was an academic or personal issue, I always felt that there was a teacher or guidance counselor that I could reach out to for support. I also recognized the commitment to academics at Algonquin and the variety of specialized courses offered prepares students for what they want to focus on in college. Although Algonquin has put effort into this issue, there is definitely more that can be done to promote inclusivity and kindness within the school. … Read 239 reviews
#5 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Algonquin Regional High School
Public School,
NORTHBOROUGH, MA,
9-12,
239 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Overall, my experience at Algonquin Regional High School was very good. The majority of teachers and faculty members were extremely helpful and pleasant to work with over my years at the school…..
Read 239 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A+,
Students: 1,355,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#6 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Nashoba Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.76 out of 5 165 reviews
Freshman: I think this is a really good school! This school offers many different courses depending on what you like. When I first got to this school, I was surprised to see the much variety between the classes you could take. They offer accounting, psychology, sociology, band, music theory, and much more…. Read 165 reviews
#6 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Nashoba Regional High School
Nashoba Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
165 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Freshman says I think this is a really good school! This school offers many different courses depending on what you like. When I first got to this school, I was surprised to see the much variety between the….
Read 165 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 920,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
#7 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Mendon-Upton Regional School District, MA•
9-12
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Rating 4.01 out of 5 102 reviews
Senior: Attending Nipmuc is something I am truly grateful for. I have had the pleasure of interacting with many great teachers, students, and faculty, throughout my tenure. Although I, like any High School student, am still quick to point out Nipmuc’s shortcomings, I am extremely lucky to have attended this school. Any parent deciding whether or not to send their child to Nipmuc, I strongly encourage you do so. Not only are the teachers extremely involved and talented, many of the opportunities Nipmuc offers are above its peers. Whether that be through its class selection, with Nipmuc offering many APs, it’s barrage unique clubs, or excellent student culture, it is an excellent High School. Thanks again Nipmuc.
– Graduating Senior ‘22… Read 102 reviews
#7 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Nipmuc Regional High School
Mendon-Upton Regional School District, MA,
9-12,
102 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Attending Nipmuc is something I am truly grateful for. I have had the pleasure of interacting with many great teachers, students, and faculty, throughout my tenure. Although I, like any High School…- Graduating Senior ‘22.
Read 102 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 637,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
#8 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Tantasqua Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 4.06 out of 5 95 reviews
Parent: I had a good experience at Tantasqua Regional High School. I think the education is very important to them and is very important to me. The staff are nice. Guidance department was also very helpful when students needed help. The sports are amazing. The coaches are great. There are many things you can get involved in from sports, clubs and activites. There is always something to do there! Although It’s not that diverse, so if I had one thing to change. In all honesty, I defiantly would change the diversity…. Read 95 reviews
#8 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Tantasqua Regional High School
Tantasqua Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
95 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.
Featured Review: Parent says I had a good experience at Tantasqua Regional High School. I think the education is very important to them and is very important to me. The staff are nice. Guidance department was also very helpful….
Read 95 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A,
Students: 687,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 10 to 1,
#9 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Sutton Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 4.02 out of 5 44 reviews
Senior: My mom was always there for me, especially when we moved to America. Five years ago me and my family moved to America for a new life. Also for a good education, because my parents want me to be a doctor in the future. They want to be proud of me. When I came, I did not know any English and it was so hard for me. I used to cry everyday because I did not know anyone, and couldn’t socialize with people. . He drives me every day to my school because it’s a good school, and in my town we don’t have a good school. My dad does not work but he wakes up in the morning everyday for me. I want to study 4 years of biology at Worcester State university and then transfer to Boston university to study something about medicine. In conclusion I’m really glad that I have a caring family, and a family who truly love me and take care of me. They are the only thing that makes me happy in life. I hope one day I will make them happy like they did to me…. Read 44 reviews
#9 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Sutton High School
Sutton Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
44 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says My mom was always there for me, especially when we moved to America. Five years ago me and my family moved to America for a new life. Also for a good education, because my parents want me to be a….
Read 44 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 367,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
#10 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Senior: I am a senior at BVT. I came here hoping for a fresh start, new opportunity, and new friends. I am so glad I decided to come here, it is one of the best choices I made. It has granted me many opportunities such as studying a trade, competing in Skills USA, and I am going to be learning from an interior designer my teacher helped me get in contact with. All the teachers at BVT care about you and your future. They are understanding and helpful with anything, even if its not their specialty. I have also made many new friends from all different towns. I am in the painting and design shop and some of my closest friends were made through shop. BVT also has a career class that teaches you about taxes, loans, credit, applications and more. Most schools don’t have a class that can teach you those topics so I am grateful for that. I have no regrets about coming here, I think they have provided me with the proper education and work ethic to help me in college and life…. Read 370 reviews
#10 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School
Public School,
UPTON, MA,
9-12,
370 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says I am a senior at BVT. I came here hoping for a fresh start, new opportunity, and new friends. I am so glad I decided to come here, it is one of the best choices I made. It has granted me many….
Read 370 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 1,231,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#11 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Hopedale Public Schools, MA•
7-12
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Rating 3. 77 out of 5 57 reviews
Senior: Fantastic school. High quality teachers, competitive sports programs, and great outcomes for seniors. I would not trade my experience at Hopedale Jr-Sr High School for the world!… Read 57 reviews
#11 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Hopedale Junior/Senior High School
Hopedale Public Schools, MA,
7-12,
57 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Fantastic school. High quality teachers, competitive sports programs, and great outcomes for seniors. I would not trade my experience at Hopedale Jr-Sr High School for the world!.
Read 57 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 486,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#12 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Wachusett Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3. 78 out of 5 369 reviews
Senior: Wachusett is an all-embracing school, that encourages each student to be themselves and break intellectual boundaries. Within the school, each type of person has their place. Whether you’re a musician, artist, chemistry lover, aspiring engineer, or anything else, there is a class or club/activity for you. They provide a variety of levels of education within each class to fit your desired path, and their guidance counselors are extremely helpful in helping you shape your desired path to best fit your future goals. Aside from having a great variety of required classes, Wachusett provides a multitude of optional classes/electives for you to explore past previous intellectual/artistic and develop new interests. Unfortunately, one downside is that the school lacks diversity, as most of its students are predominantly white. But, it is working hard recently on diversity and inclusion, to make the school more welcoming and accepting. … Read 369 reviews
#12 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Wachusett Regional High School
Wachusett Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
369 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Wachusett is an all-embracing school, that encourages each student to be themselves and break intellectual boundaries. Within the school, each type of person has their place. Whether you’re a….
Read 369 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 2,003,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
#13 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Lunenburg Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.46 out of 5 83 reviews
Senior: Looking for a tightly-knit, welcoming, college-preparatory school for your teen? Look no further than Lunenburg High School. Having transferred to the district as a young fourth-grader, I had the privilege of growing up alongside amazing classmates –among which I’ve made my closest friends– and of being instructed by the most encouraging teachers around for years. Thanks to the faculty at LHS, I have become a disciplined, educated, and courageous young adult with a passion for learning and giving back to my community. I proudly rate my experience at LHS 5 stars, confident that you’ll have as great a time as myself…. Read 83 reviews
#13 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Lunenburg High School
Lunenburg Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
83 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Looking for a tightly-knit, welcoming, college-preparatory school for your teen? Look no further than Lunenburg High School. Having transferred to the district as a young fourth-grader, I had the….
Read 83 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 474,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
#14 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Berlin-Boylston Regional School District, MA•
6-12
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Rating 4 out of 5 91 reviews
Alum: I had a very pleasant, engaging experience at Tahanto. It is small enough that each student gets ample attention, but not so small that it felt crammed. I loved each year that I attended. I also received a lot of financial assistance from my school and admin which helped me continue my education; This was not super common as many of my peers did not experience financial hardship in the same way I did but my teachers and superiors never made me feel ashamed for receiving help. The one thing I would change is the lack of diversity. I went to school with less than 10 non-white students in all 4 years. There were probably less than 5 black students in the school at the time I attended. I would like to see the school diversified a bit. Otherwise, Tahanto is a GREAT school…. Read 91 reviews
#14 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Tahanto Regional High School
Berlin-Boylston Regional School District, MA,
6-12,
91 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says I had a very pleasant, engaging experience at Tahanto. It is small enough that each student gets ample attention, but not so small that it felt crammed. I loved each year that I attended. I also….
Read 91 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 556,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#15 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Grafton Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.71 out of 5 89 reviews
Senior: Over my four years at Grafton High School, I would describe my overall experience to be a positive one. The majority of teachers are well equipped for the tools needed for college readiness and student success. I have found this particularly in the science and technology departments. The building is nice and well facilitated. There could be some more parent and town involvement but overall Grafton High School is a good school…. Read 89 reviews
#15 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Grafton High School
Grafton Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
89 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Over my four years at Grafton High School, I would describe my overall experience to be a positive one. The majority of teachers are well equipped for the tools needed for college readiness and….
Read 89 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: A minus,
Students: 875,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
#16 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Worcester Public Schools, MA•
7-12
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Rating 4.23 out of 5 30 reviews
Middle School Student: I am currently a student there. I’ve been here for 2 years and both of them have been amazing. The teachers are so understanding. They make sure to build a very good bond with you! Since it is small, you’re able to communicate and know everyone very well. That is one thing I love about it…. Read 30 reviews
#16 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
University Park Campus School
Worcester Public Schools, MA,
7-12,
30 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.
Featured Review: Middle School Student says I am currently a student there. I’ve been here for 2 years and both of them have been amazing. The teachers are so understanding. They make sure to build a very good bond with you! Since it is small,….
Read 30 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 233,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#17 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Milford Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.71 out of 5 129 reviews
Senior: My time at MHS was very good. I made a lot of friends, as there are many different friend groups assuring everyone can find one they fit into. I made a lot of relationships with teachers that I will definitely keep in touch with after I graduate, as they really helped me become the person I am today. My overall experience was very good I played many different sports throughout my four years; golf, basketball, lacrosse. I attended countless dances and sports games and made many memories! My time at MHS will definitely be remembered…. Read 129 reviews
#17 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Milford High School
Milford Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
129 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says My time at MHS was very good. I made a lot of friends, as there are many different friend groups assuring everyone can find one they fit into. I made a lot of relationships with teachers that I will….
Read 129 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 1,257,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,
#18 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
West Boylston Public Schools, MA•
6-12
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Rating 3. 43 out of 5 75 reviews
Alum: WBHS is an amazing school and community. I was never the type to like school but the teachers I had while I was here made a lasting impact and made me LOVE learning! By senior year, everyone feels like one big family, which is something you cant get at bigger high schools!… Read 75 reviews
#18 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
West Boylston Junior/Senior High School
West Boylston Public Schools, MA,
6-12,
75 Niche users give it an average review of 3.4 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says WBHS is an amazing school and community. I was never the type to like school but the teachers I had while I was here made a lasting impact and made me LOVE learning! By senior year, everyone feels….
Read 75 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 502,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,
#19 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Senior: I like Sizer School because of the community. Everyone is willing to offer any kind of help and support you need and to make high school has enjoyable as possible while still encouraging you to challenge yourself. I would like to see a change in student-participation in more activities such as sports, dances, and clubs because I think it will make high school a more enjoyable experience for everyone…. Read 53 reviews
#19 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Sizer School
Blue checkmark.
Public School,
FITCHBURG, MA,
7-12,
53 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says I like Sizer School because of the community. Everyone is willing to offer any kind of help and support you need and to make high school has enjoyable as possible while still encouraging you to….
Read 53 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 366,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 9 to 1,
#20 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Worcester Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3. 53 out of 5 203 reviews
Senior: Doherty Memorial High School has overall been a very well rounded school for me. Since arriving freshman year, i did not really know anyone since i transferred from a school barely anyone went to at Doherty Memorial High School in middle school. Although i would say i felt welcomed when i arrived even though everyone seemed to have their little own friend groups from middle school. I would become more and more involved with my school throughout High School that really helped me academically grow as well as me as a person. Doherty Memorial High School brought me many great memories i would keep for the rest of my life and friends who i will always be grateful for…. Read 203 reviews
#20 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Doherty Memorial High School
Worcester Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
203 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Doherty Memorial High School has overall been a very well rounded school for me. Since arriving freshman year, i did not really know anyone since i transferred from a school barely anyone went to at….
Read 203 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 1,439,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
#21 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Worcester Public Schools, MA•
9-12
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Rating 3.94 out of 5 238 reviews
Senior: Worcester Technical High School provides students with many useful opportunities to join the workforce based on the trade they choose. Senior students have the chance to go out on co-op and work at a job during their shop week instead of coming into school. Any shop you are placed in will give you skills to use in the future even if it’s something you don’t want to pursue after graduation. Although for students that want to continue their education at a 4-year university, they don’t provide much assistance to those students. I didn’t receive a lot of help with finding a college for me or learning about what the college process is like. A lot of students have had the same experience. If we wanted to do something college related, we would have to take the initiative and basically do everything ourselves. There was a lot I learned about college in the winter/spring of my senior year that would have been helpful to know my junior year…. Read 238 reviews
#21 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Worcester Technical High School
Worcester Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
238 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Worcester Technical High School provides students with many useful opportunities to join the workforce based on the trade they choose. Senior students have the chance to go out on co-op and work at a….
Read 238 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 1,481,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
#22 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Auburn Public Schools, MA•
PK, 9-12
•
Rating 3. 79 out of 5 92 reviews
Senior: Auburn Senior High School without a doubt has the best, most qualified and educated teachers. Besides their smarts, the teachers take the time to get to know each student that they have in class and connect with them. It goes a long way as it helps the students feel more comfortable asking questions. There are also many clubs and sports for the students to get involved in. These help students form bonds with their peers and sports do the while bringing them together with other people from the community. They also give students who might not have many close family members or friends a new sort of “family.” Auburn Senior High School is a beautiful, clean building as well. The bright, open feel of the school definitely helps high schoolers’ mindsets during the day and helps not to feel trapped. Overall, Auburn Senior High School has amazing teachers, students, facilities, clubs, and an amazing community. I have had nothing but great experiences here and I am very grateful. … Read 92 reviews
#22 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Auburn Senior High School
Auburn Public Schools, MA,
PK, 9-12,
92 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.
Featured Review: Senior says Auburn Senior High School without a doubt has the best, most qualified and educated teachers. Besides their smarts, the teachers take the time to get to know each student that they have in class and….
Read 92 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 787,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,
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#23 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, MA•
9-12
•
Rating 3.68 out of 5 204 reviews
Alum: I think Shepherd Hill Regional H.S is a great school. They offer a wealth of classes, with varying levels, from level 2, to level 1, college prep, honors and AP! You have many choices to diversify and concentrate on areas that interest you. They accomplish this by having different “pathways”, so you can concentrate on Math, Sciences, or Business, Languages, or International! The teachers are very caring, and really go above and beyond.
They have a great athletic department and also outstanding Music and Band program, that is second to known. It’s not super diverse, because of its location, but there is definitely something for everyone!… Read 204 reviews
#23 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Shepherd Hill Regional High School
Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, MA,
9-12,
204 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says I think Shepherd Hill Regional H.S is a great school. They offer a wealth of classes, with varying levels, from level 2, to level 1, college prep, honors and AP! You have many choices to diversify… They have a great athletic department and also outstanding Music and Band program, that is second to known. It’s not super diverse, because of its location, but there is definitely something for….
Read 204 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 1,005,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,
#24 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Worcester Public Schools, MA•
9-12
•
Rating 4.03 out of 5 205 reviews
Sophomore: The brand new building is a huge upgrade from the previous one! I really enjoy having my teachers and the extra mile they take to give frequent office hours, in-depth class lessons that go beyond just the syllabus, and the conducive learning environment. On a side note however, I do notice a bit of a division between students that are in the honors/GSA program oppose to the other academies. It’s sad to see in real time but there are still many great things about South! The various clubs and sports make for a wide array of extracurricular activities to choose from and you’re able to meet so many different people. I would definitely recommend coming here!… Read 205 reviews
#24 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
South High Community School
Worcester Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
205 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.
Featured Review: Sophomore says The brand new building is a huge upgrade from the previous one! I really enjoy having my teachers and the extra mile they take to give frequent office hours, in-depth class lessons that go beyond….
Read 205 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B+,
Students: 1,425,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,
#25 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County
Leominster Public Schools, MA•
9-12
•
Rating 3.55 out of 5 40 reviews
Alum: Much like any other high school, Leominster CTEi was full of drama between students. On the other hand, I enjoyed concert and marching band for all four years of my time there. I dedicated a good amount of time to the band and we went to Disney World twice for performance during my time at the school. My teachers tended to be understanding and they were very helpful. All of my teachers knew everything about our learning material, and then some. I do have a few favorites and least favorites, but that’s how high school and learning goes…. Read 40 reviews
#25 Best Public High Schools in Worcester County.
Center for Technical Education Innovation
Leominster Public Schools, MA,
9-12,
40 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.
Featured Review: Alum says Much like any other high school, Leominster CTEi was full of drama between students. On the other hand, I enjoyed concert and marching band for all four years of my time there. I dedicated a good….
Read 40 reviews.
Overall Niche Grade: B,
Students: 784,
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,
Greenwood Village, CO•
Private School•
PK, K-8
•
Rating 5 out of 5 25 reviews
Parent: We’ve been at Aspen since Pre-K and have loved every minute of it! Our little one will be entering 3rd grade in the fall.
Before we joined Aspen, we looked at several other private schools in our area and their philosophies on learning, leadership and entrepreneurial lifestyle were a perfect fit for our family.
We have seen our child excel academically, socially and emotionally at school. Their programs are challenging and bring out the best in our kiddos!
The small class sizes provide the space to dig deep on subjects, support personal growth, and build lifelong friendships.
We are blessed to be a part of the Aspen family!… Read 25 reviews
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Top 10 Best Worcester, MA Public Schools (2022-23)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Worcester Arts Magnet School
Math: 68% | Reading: 78% Rank:
Top 20%
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315 St Nicholas Avenue Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3575
Grades: PK-6
| 368 students
Rank: #22.
West Tatnuck
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 70-74% Rank:
Top 20%
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300 Mower Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3596
Grades: PK-6
| 337 students
Rank: #33.
Midland Street
Math: 60-64% | Reading: 65-69% Rank:
Top 30%
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18 Midland Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3548
Grades: K-6
| 210 students
Rank: #44.
Flagg Street
Math: 62% | Reading: 58% Rank:
Top 50%
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115 Flagg Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3522
Grades: K-6
| 345 students
Rank: #55.
Worcester Technical High School
Vocational School
Math: 48% | Reading: 58% Rank:
Top 50%
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1 Skyline Drive Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-1940
Grades: 9-12
| 1,481 students
Rank: #6 – 86. – 8.
Heard Street
Math: 45-49% | Reading: 55-59% Rank:
Top 50%
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200 Heard Street Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 799-3525
Grades: K-6
| 248 students
Rank: #6 – 86. – 8.
Jacob Hiatt Magnet
Math: 45-49% | Reading: 55-59% Rank:
Top 50%
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772 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610 (508) 799-3601
Grades: PK-6
| 383 students
Rank: #6 – 86. – 8.
Lake View
Math: 45-49% | Reading: 55-59% Rank:
Top 50%
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133 Coburn Avenue Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 799-3536
Grades: K-6
| 319 students
Rank: #99.
Doherty Memorial High School
Math: 48% | Reading: 51% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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299 Highland Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3270
Grades: 9-12
| 1,439 students
Rank: #1010.
Union Hill School
Math: 48% | Reading: 47% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1 Chapin Street Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 799-3600
Grades: K-6
| 389 students
Rank: #1111.
Thorndyke Road
Math: 45-49% | Reading: 45-49% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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30 Thorndyke Rd Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3550
Grades: K-6
| 346 students
Rank: #12 – 1312. – 13.
Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School
Charter School
Math: 42% | Reading: 51% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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10 New Bond Street Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 854-8400
Grades: K-12
| 1,425 students
Rank: #12 – 1312. – 13.
Roosevelt
Math: 42% | Reading: 51% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1006 Grafton Street Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 799-3482
Grades: PK-6
| 626 students
Rank: #1414.
Nelson Place
Math: 48% | Reading: 45% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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35 Nelson Pl Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3506
Grades: PK-6
| 532 students
Rank: #15 – 1615. – 16.
May Street
Math: 42% | Reading: 42% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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265 May Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3520
Grades: K-6
| 283 students
Rank: #15 – 1615. – 16.
University Pk Campus School
Math: 40-44% | Reading: 40-44% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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12 Freeland Street Worcester, MA 01610 (508) 799-3591
Grades: 7-12
| 233 students
Rank: #1717.
Belmont Street Community
Math: 42% | Reading: 40% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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170 Belmont Street Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3588
Grades: PK-6
| 576 students
Rank: #18 – 1918. – 19.
South High Community
Math: 37% | Reading: 43% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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170 Apricot Street Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 799-3325
Grades: 9-12
| 1,425 students
Rank: #18 – 1918. – 19.
Tatnuck
Math: 37% | Reading: 43% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1083 Pleasant Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3554
Grades: PK-6
| 397 students
Rank: #2020.
Norrback Avenue
Math: 34% | Reading: 43% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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44 Malden Street Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3500
Grades: PK-6
| 518 students
Rank: #21 – 2221. – 22.
Canterbury
Math: 30-34% | Reading: 40-44% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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129 Canterbury Street Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 799-3484
Grades: PK-6
| 300 students
Rank: #21 – 2221. – 22.
Wawecus Road School
Math: 30-34% | Reading: 40-44% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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20 Wawecus Rd Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3527
Grades: K-6
| 127 students
Rank: #2323.
Forest Grove Middle School
Math: 31% | Reading: 42% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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495 Grove Street Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3420
Grades: 7-8
| 905 students
Rank: #2424.
Francis J Mcgrath Elementary School
Math: 25-29% | Reading: 40-44% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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493 Grove Street Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3584
Grades: K-6
| 224 students
Rank: #2525.
Burncoat Street
Math: 30-34% | Reading: 35-39% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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526 Burncoat Street Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3537
Grades: K-6
| 260 students
Rank: #2626.
Burncoat Middle School
Math: 29% | Reading: 35% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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135 Burncoat Street Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3390
Grades: 7-8
| 688 students
Rank: #2727.
Chandler Elementary Community
Math: 26% | Reading: 37% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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114 Chandler Street Worcester, MA 01609 (508) 799-3572
Grades: K-6
| 453 students
Rank: #2828.
Burncoat Senior High School
Math: 29% | Reading: 32% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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179 Burncoat Street Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3300
Grades: 9-12
| 1,153 students
Rank: #2929.
Gates Lane
Math: 25% | Reading: 32% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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1238 Main Street Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 799-3488
Grades: PK-6
| 516 students
Rank: #3030.
Woodland Academy
Math: 27% | Reading: 28% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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93 Woodland Street Worcester, MA 01610 (508) 799-3557
Grades: K-6
| 504 students
Rank: #3131.
Sullivan Middle School
Math: 25% | Reading: 31% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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140 Apricot Street Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 799-3350
Grades: 6-8
| 931 students
Rank: #3232.
Rice Square
Math: 26% | Reading: 29% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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76 Massasoit Rd Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 799-3556
Grades: K-6
| 465 students
Rank: #33 – 3433. – 34.
City View
Math: 25% | Reading: 29% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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80 Prospect Street Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-3670
Grades: PK-6
| 462 students
Rank: #33 – 3433. – 34.
Vernon Hill School
Math: 25% | Reading: 29% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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211 Providence Street Worcester, MA 01607 (508) 799-3630
Grades: PK-6
| 467 students
Rank: #3535.
Elm Park Community
Math: 23% | Reading: 30% Rank:
Bottom 50%
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23 North Ashland Street Worcester, MA 01609 (508) 799-3568
Grades: K-6
| 401 students
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Top 10 Best Worcester County Public Schools (2022-23)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Albert S. Woodward Memorial School
Math: 90-94% | Reading: 85-89% Rank:
Top 1%
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28 Cordaville Road Southborough, MA 01772 (508) 229-1250
Grades: 2-3
| 253 students
Rank: #22.
Spring Street
Math: 85-89% | Reading: 85-89% Rank:
Top 1%
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123 Spring Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508) 841-8700
Grades: K-4
| 332 students
Rank: #33.
Westborough High School
Math: 83% | Reading: 84% Rank:
Top 5%
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90 West Main Street Westborough, MA 01581 (508) 836-7720
Grades: 9-12
| 1,182 students
Rank: #44.
Tantasqua Regional Sr High School
Math: 80-84% | Reading: 80-84% Rank:
Top 5%
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319 Brookfield Rd Fiskdale, MA 01518 (508) 347-9301
Grades: 9-12
| 687 students
Rank: #5 – 65. – 6.
Nashoba Regional
Math: 81% | Reading: 83% Rank:
Top 5%
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12 Green Road Bolton, MA 01740 (978) 779-2257
Grades: 9-12
| 920 students
Rank: #5 – 65. – 6.
Sarah W Gibbons Middle School
Math: 81% | Reading: 83% Rank:
Top 5%
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20 Fisher Street Westborough, MA 01581 (508) 836-7740
Grades: 7-8
| 620 students
Rank: #77.
Algonquin Regional High School
Math: 83% | Reading: 81% Rank:
Top 5%
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79 Bartlett Street Northborough, MA 01532 (508) 351-7010
Grades: 9-12
| 1,355 students
Rank: #88.
Wachusett Regional High School
Math: 80% | Reading: 82% Rank:
Top 5%
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1401 Main Street Holden, MA 01520 (508) 829-6771
Grades: 9-12
| 2,003 students
Rank: #99.
Margaret A Neary
Math: 85% | Reading: 80% Rank:
Top 5%
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53 Parkerville Road Southborough, MA 01772 (508) 481-2300
Grades: 4-5
| 252 students
Rank: #1010.
Bromfield
Math: 77% | Reading: 82% Rank:
Top 5%
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14 Massachusetts Avenue Harvard, MA 01451 (978) 456-4152
Grades: 6-12
| 593 students
Rank: #1111.
Floral Street School
Math: 79% | Reading: 81% Rank:
Top 10%
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57 Floral Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508) 841-8720
Grades: 1-4
| 679 students
Rank: #1212.
Shrewsbury Sr High School
Math: 81% | Reading: 79% Rank:
Top 10%
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64 Holden Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508) 841-8800
Grades: 9-12
| 1,873 students
Rank: #1313.
P Brent Trottier
Math: 83% | Reading: 76% Rank:
Top 10%
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49 Parkerville Rd Southborough, MA 01772 (508) 485-2400
Grades: 6-8
| 381 students
Rank: #14 – 1514. – 15.
Blackstone Valley
Vocational School
Math: 76% | Reading: 81% Rank:
Top 10%
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65 Pleasant Street Upton, MA 01568 (508) 529-7758
Grades: 9-12
| 1,231 students
Rank: #14 – 1514. – 15.
Florence Sawyer School
Math: 78% | Reading: 77% Rank:
Top 10%
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100 Mechanic Street Bolton, MA 01740 (978) 779-2821
Grades: PK-8
| 717 students
Rank: #1616.
Sutton High School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 80-84% Rank:
Top 10%
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409 Boston Road Sutton, MA 01590 (508) 581-1640
Grades: 9-12
| 367 students
Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18.
Mill Pond School
Math: 77% | Reading: 77% Rank:
Top 10%
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6 Olde Hickory Path Westborough, MA 01581 (508) 836-7780
Grades: 4-6
| 879 students
Rank: #17 – 1817. – 18.
Nipmuc Regional High School
Math: 75-79% | Reading: 75-79% Rank:
Top 10%
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90 Pleasant Street Upton, MA 01568 (508) 529-2130
Grades: 9-12
| 637 students
Rank: #1919.
Thomas Prince
Math: 76% | Reading: 77% Rank:
Top 10%
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170 Sterling Road Princeton, MA 01541 (978) 464-2110
Grades: K-8
| 339 students
Rank: #2020.
Hildreth Elementary School
Math: 73% | Reading: 78% Rank:
Top 20%
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27 Massachusetts Avenue Harvard, MA 01451 (978) 456-4145
Grades: PK-5
| 413 students
Rank: #2121.
Lunenburg High School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 75-79% Rank:
Top 20%
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1079 Massachusetts Avenue Lunenburg, MA 01462 (978) 582-4115
Grades: 9-12
| 474 students
Rank: #22 – 2322. – 23.
Oakmont Regional High School
Math: 75-79% | Reading: 70-74% Rank:
Top 20%
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9 Oakmont Drive Ashburnham, MA 01430 (978) 827-5907
Grades: 9-12
| 647 students
Rank: #22 – 2322. – 23.
Walter J Paton
Math: 75-79% | Reading: 70-74% Rank:
Top 20%
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58 Grafton Street Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508) 841-8626
Grades: K-4
| 350 students
Rank: #2424.
Worcester Arts Magnet School
Math: 68% | Reading: 78% Rank:
Top 20%
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315 St Nicholas Avenue Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 799-3575
Grades: PK-6
| 368 students
Rank: #2525.
Marguerite E Peaslee
Math: 65-69% | Reading: 75-79% Rank:
Top 20%
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31 Maple Street Northborough, MA 01532 (508) 351-7035
Grades: K-5
| 275 students
Rank: #2626.
West Tatnuck
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 70-74% Rank:
Top 20%
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300 Mower Street Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 799-3596
Grades: PK-6
| 337 students
Rank: #2727.
Luther Burbank Middle School
Math: 69% | Reading: 74% Rank:
Top 20%
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1 Hollywood Drive Lancaster, MA 01523 (978) 365-4558
Grades: 6-8
| 239 students
Rank: #2828.
Sherwood Middle School
Math: 71% | Reading: 72% Rank:
Top 20%
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28 Sherwood Avenue Shrewsbury, MA 01545 (508) 841-8670
Grades: 5-6
| 964 students
Rank: #2929.
Mountview Middle School
Math: 69% | Reading: 72% Rank:
Top 20%
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270 Shrewsbury Street Holden, MA 01520 (508) 829-5577
Grades: 6-8
| 776 students
Rank: #3030.
Davis Hill Elementary School
Math: 68% | Reading: 72% Rank:
Top 20%
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78 Jamieson Road Holden, MA 01520 (508) 829-1754
Grades: K-5
| 424 students
Rank: #3131.
Hopedale Jr Sr High School
Math: 66% | Reading: 75% Rank:
Top 20%
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25 Adin Street Hopedale, MA 01747 (508) 634-2217
Grades: 7-12
| 486 students
Rank: #32 – 3432. – 34.
Annie E Fales
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69% Rank:
Top 20%
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50 Eli Whitney Street Westborough, MA 01581 (508) 836-7770
Grades: K-3
| 318 students
Rank: #32 – 3432. – 34.
Grafton High School
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69% Rank:
Top 20%
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24 Providence Rd Grafton, MA 01519 (508) 839-5425
Grades: 9-12
| 875 students
Rank: #32 – 3432. – 34.
Lincoln Street
Math: 70-74% | Reading: 65-69% Rank:
Top 20%
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76 Lincoln Street Northborough, MA 01532 (508) 351-7030
Grades: K-5
| 262 students
Rank: #3535.
Tahanto Regional High School
Math: 66% | Reading: 72% Rank:
Top 20%
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1001 Main Street Boylston, MA 01505 (508) 869-2333
Grades: 6-12
| 556 students
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Top 5 Best Private Schools in Worcester, MA (2022-23)
For the 2022-23 school year, there are 17 private schools serving 3,092 students in Worcester, MA (there are 48 public schools, serving 26,174 public students). 11% of all K-12 students in Worcester, MA are educated in private schools compared to the MA state average of 12%.
The best top ranked private schools in Worcester, MA include Saint Paul Diocesan Jr/Sr High School, The T.E.C. Schools. Think. Explore. Create. and Worcester Academy.
The average acceptance rate is 100%, which is higher than the Massachusetts private school average acceptance rate of 71%.
53% of private schools in Worcester, MA are religiously affiliated (most commonly Catholic and Seventh Day Adventist).
Top Ranked Worcester Private Schools (2022-23)
School
Location
Grades
Students
Bancroft School
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110 Shore Dr Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 854-9227
Grades: PK-12
| n/a students
Saint Paul Diocesan Jr/Sr High School
(Catholic)
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144 Granite Street Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 852-5555
Grades: 7-12
| 488 students
St. Peter Central Catholic Elementary School
(Catholic)
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865 Main St Worcester, MA 01610 (508) 791-6496
Grades: PK-8
| 353 students
St. Peter-marian Catholic Jr-sr High School
(Catholic)
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781 Grove St Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 852-5555
Grades: 7-12
| 550 students
The T.E.C. Schools. Think. Explore. Create.
Montessori School
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73 Lancaster Street Worcester, MA 01609 (508) 577-3045
Grades: K-8
| 52 students
Worcester Academy
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81 Providence Street Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 459-5440
Grades: 6-12
| 513 students
Access Futures Child Care Center
Alternative School
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799 W Boylston St Ste 3 Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 438-0784
Grades: PK
| 30 students
Alhuda Academy
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248 East Mountain St Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 854-4700
Grades: PK-8
| 91 students
G Stanley Hall School
Special Education School
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41 Randolph Rd Worcester, MA 01606 (508) 853-5060
Grades: 4-5
| 3 students
The Nativity School Of Worcester
All-boys (Catholic)
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67 Lincoln Street Worcester, MA 01605 (508) 799-0100
Grades: 5-8
| 66 students
Notre Dame Academy
All-girls (Catholic)
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425 Salisbury Street Worcester, MA 01609 (508) 757-6200
Grades: 7-12
| 201 students
Our Lady Of The Angels Memorial Elementary School
(Catholic)
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1220 Main St Worcester, MA 01603 (508) 752-5609
Grades: PK-8
| 210 students
St. St.ephen Elementary School
(Catholic)
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355 Grafton St Worcester, MA 01604 (508) 755-3209
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New Jewish Academy (Closed 2006)
Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)
15 Jamesbury Drive Worcester, MA 01609 (508) 799-7888
Grades: K-8
| 83 students
St. Leo Elementary School (Closed 2004)
(Catholic)
120 Main Street Worcester, MA 01603 (978) 537-1007
Grades: PK-8
| 293 students
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Worcester School District
20 Irving Street
Worcester, MA 01609
23,986
Students enrolled in District
45
Schools in District
13
Students Per Classroom
(State average is 12)
District
Quality
Compared to U.S.
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60
50
40
30
20
10
0
35%
51%
38%
53%
32%
50%
Proficiency in Reading and Math
Proficiency in Reading
Proficiency in Math
District
State
School
Grades
Belmont Street Community School
170 Belmont Street
Worcester, MA, 01605
PK-06
Burncoat Middle School
135 Burncoat Street
Worcester, MA, 01606
07-08
Burncoat Senior High School
179 Burncoat Street
Worcester, MA, 01606
09-12
Burncoat Street School
526 Burncoat Street
Worcester, MA, 01606
KG-06
Canterbury School
129 Canterbury Street
Worcester, MA, 01603
PK-06
Chandler Elementary Community School
114 Chandler Street
Worcester, MA, 01609
KG-06
Chandler Magnet School
525 Chandler Street
Worcester, MA, 01602
PK-06
City View School
80 Prospect Street
Worcester, MA, 01605
PK-06
Claremont Academy School
15 Claremont Street
Worcester, MA, 01610
07-12
Clark St Community School
280 Clark Street
Worcester, MA, 01606
PK-06
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Ethnic/racial Groups
This District
This State
White (non-hispanic)
30. 1%
59.2%
Black
17.9%
9.8%
Hispanic
45.0%
23.1%
Asian Or Pacific Islander
6.8%
7.6%
American Indian Or Native Of Alaska
0.3%
0.3%
Economic Groups
This District
This State
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED
UNREPORTED
UNREPORTED
FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE
UNREPORTED
UNREPORTED
REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE
UNREPORTED
UNREPORTED
For
This District
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$10,185
$258,851,775
50.4%
Support Expenditures
Student
$1,595
$40,536,925
7. 9%
Staff
$262
$6,658,730
1.3%
General Administration
$55
$1,397,825
0.3%
School Administration
$747
$18,985,005
3.7%
Operation
$1,212
$30,802,980
6.0%
Transportation
$838
$21,297,770
4.1%
Other
$310
$7,878,650
1.5%
Total Support
$5,019
$127,557,885
24.8%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$4,998
$127,024,170
24.7%
Total Expenditures
$20,202
$513,433,830
100.0%
For
The State
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$11,596
$10,569,374,598
52. 6%
Support Expenditures
Student
$1,484
$1,352,382,632
6.7%
Staff
$951
$866,478,186
4.3%
General Administration
$218
$198,784,787
1.0%
School Administration
$880
$802,180,114
4.0%
Operation
$1,620
$1,476,806,420
7.4%
Transportation
$938
$854,571,701
4.3%
Other
$322
$293,118,043
1.5%
Total Support
$6,412
$5,844,290,100
29.1%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$4,034
$3,677,202,127
18.3%
Total Expenditures
$22,042
$20,090,784,405
100. 0%
For
The Nation
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$7,549
$372,153,103,143
49.7%
Support Expenditures
Student
$792
$39,020,154,935
5.2%
Staff
$618
$30,487,652,661
4.1%
General Administration
$258
$12,720,931,842
1.7%
School Administration
$730
$35,978,592,512
4.8%
Operation
$1,169
$57,607,988,317
7.7%
Transportation
$527
$26,002,463,553
3.5%
Other
$459
$22,633,739,814
3.0%
Total Support
$4,553
$224,451,138,461
30. 0%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$3,074
$151,519,765,183
20.3%
Total Expenditures
$15,176
$748,124,887,521
100.0%
Worcester, MA Eating Disorder Centers
Worcester, MA Mental Health
Eating disorders affect more than just your body. They also affect the mind. You will need professional help in Worcester, Massachusetts to change your thinking and habits about food and weight. It can help you create healthy habits and get rid of unhealthy ones. It can change the way you look at yourself or criticize yourself in the mirror. This can give you a healthy coping mechanism when problems arise.
There are several different eating disorder treatments available in Worcester, Massachusetts, and you can use a combination of all three if you wish. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a method used for many mental illnesses. It will identify the behaviors and feelings that are likely to have contributed to or caused your eating disorder. Examining these thoughts and feelings can help you analyze your own behavior when you are in the world and dealing with something that triggers you.
Family Therapy in Worcester, Massachusetts involves your family if you think it might be helpful. They are often support systems and using them in your therapy can be helpful for accountability. Group CBT is similar to the CBT described above, but it will involve people who are in the same boat as you. Discussing these feelings and behaviors with people who are struggling just like you can be very cathartic.
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Nutritionists and other healthcare professionals in Worcester, MA are the ones you’ll need to help you develop a healthy eating plan and pattern. You will likely need to see a doctor in Worcester, Massachusetts to help with any medical issues that have arisen from an eating disorder. These are the people who will help put together a care plan for you as the process progresses.
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Not everyone needs medication for an eating disorder, and medications do not cure eating disorders. The medications in this scenario are used in conjunction with therapy in Worcester, Massachusetts. They are often antidepressants and can help you manage depression, anxiety, and other symptoms that make your eating disorder worse.
Hospitalization/inpatient treatment in Worcester, Massachusetts
In some cases, many people need community-based eating disorder treatment in Worcester, Massachusetts, or spend time in a hospital for medical reasons. Inpatient Eating Disorder Treatment in Worcester, Massachusetts is specifically designed for long-term treatment of eating disorders, and you are likely to live with others who suffer from similar conditions. Hospitalization in Worcester, Massachusetts is usually required if the medical complications associated with your eating disorder are severe and require intensive medical attention.
Worcester, MA Eating Disorder Day Programs
Worcester, Massachusetts has hospital programs and eating disorder treatment centers. as if you were an outpatient. This is where you go daily or several times a week for close-knit guidance or group therapy. These day programs may also include medical care and family therapy. You spend a day in a treatment facility and receive both your therapy options and nutrition education in one place—often with other people who are also in the recovery process.
Long Term Care in Worcester, MA
In some severe cases, those who have recovered from an eating disorder will need long-term care in Worcester, MA. This long-term treatment is either outpatient or inpatient in Worcester, Massachusetts, but is necessary because eating disorder medical problems cannot be treated with an eating disorder. These are health problems that a person is likely to live with for the rest of their lives.
No matter what treatment you end up needing, you are taking an important step. The first step is always the hardest, but you are not alone in your recovery and are worth the time and effort it will take to recover from an eating disorder.
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Worcester ( WUUS-tər , locally [ˈwɪstə]) is a city in and the county seat of Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States. Named after Worcester, Worcestershire, England, the town had a population of 206,518 as of the 2020 census. making it the second most populous city in New England after Boston. Worcester is about 40 miles (64 km) west of Boston, 50 miles (80 km) east of Springfield, and 40 miles (64 km) north-northwest of Providence. Due to its location near the geographic center of Massachusetts, Worcester is known as the “Heart of the Commonwealth”; the heart is the official symbol of the city.
Worcester developed as an industrial city in the 19th century thanks to the Blackstone Canal and railroad traffic producing machinery, fabrics and wire. Large numbers of immigrants from Europe made up the city’s growing population. However, the city’s manufacturing base declined after World War II. The long-term economic and population decline was not reversed until the 1990s, when higher education, medicine, biotechnology, and new immigrants began to make their mark. The city’s population has grown by 28% since 1980, hitting a new record high in the 2020 census and undergoing urban renewal.
Modern Worcester is known for its diverse and large immigrant population with significant communities of Vietnamese, Brazilians, Albanians, Puerto Ricans, Ghanaians, Dominicans and others. 22% of Worcester’s population was born outside the United States. Center for Higher Education, it is home to eight separate colleges and universities including Holy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and Clark University. Architecturally, Worcester is notable for a large number of three-story houses 19century, Victorian-era mill architecture and restaurants such as Miss Wooster.
Worcester is the capital city of Central Massachusetts, state government, employment and transportation center. Since the 1970s, especially since the construction of Highway 146 and Interstates 90, 495, 190, 290, and 395, both Worcester and its surrounding cities have become increasingly integrated with Boston’s suburbs. The Worcester region currently marks the western periphery of the Boston-Worcester-Providence (MA-RI-NH) US Census Composite Statistical Area (CSA) or Greater Boston.
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PART ONE – NON-ELEMENTARY PROBLEMS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
In 2005, all 652 elementary (so-called Elementary) schools in Eastern Massachusetts were analyzed, which looked at a variety of their characteristics: the number of students per teacher or per computer, standardized test scores, teacher qualifications, and more. As a result, 100 best schools were selected. This list, given in Boston magazine (September 2005), also included the schools listed below in the places where “our people” live (in brackets the place of the school in this hundred is indicated).
ARLINGTON Brackett (48) Hardy (79) BELMONT Winn Brook (75) Mary Lee Burbank (85) BROOKLINE John D.Runcle (12) William Lincoln (20) Lawrence (52) Michael Driscoll (54) Edith C.Baker (61) Heath (86) Pierce (98) CAMBRIDGE Peabody (71) DEDHAM Greenlodge (70) FRAMINGHAM Hemenway (99) LEXINGTON Harrington (33) Fistings (66) Maria Hastings (66) ) Bowman (77) NATICK Memorial (73) NEEDHAM William Mitchell (72) Broadmeadow (82) NEWTON Mason Rice (3) Bower (4) Cabot (5) Serves (6) A. E.Angier (7) Memorial Spaulding (8) John Ward (15) C.C.Burr(18) Horace Mann (27) Peirce (30) Franklin (55) Underwood (65) Williams (78) Lincoln-Elliot (92) SWAMPSCOTT Clarke (39) WALTHAM Douglas MacArtur (14) James Fitzgerald (42) William F. Stanley (88) WELLSLEY Ernest F. Upham (59) Sprague (62) Joseph E.Fiske (76) WESTON Field (31) WINCHESTER Muraco (1) Lincoln (9) Ambrose (10) WOBURN Clyde Reeves (44) Goodyear (51)
The problem of improving the American school education is now being discussed everywhere. All aspects of this problem are considered: from the content of education and methods of monitoring students’ knowledge to the fact that it may be necessary to introduce separate education, because the optimal temperature of school premises for boys should be – according to authoritative scientists – six degrees lower, than for girls. They say that when they learned to decipher clay tablets with ancient texts, there was such an entry “Children stopped obeying their parents, behave defiantly and do not want to learn anything. ” It seems that since then the situation has not changed. In The Boston Globe, a Boston priest writes bitterly about how he recently invited a group of children to his church one Saturday. He was shocked by the positions in which they listened to him, how they were dressed, what their demeanor was and what jargon they used. The children were completely unaware that there are rules of behavior in public places and norms of social life. Their knowledge of history and religion is very modest. The article once again emphasizes how the modern so-called mass culture has a corrupting effect on children and what a stupefying effect television, film industry and computer games have on them. Almost half of the children spend at least 3 hours in front of different screens and screens every day. American children spend less time on homework than their peers anywhere else in the developed world. They have the most vacation days of the year. They don’t have enough exams, and besides, they are used to a very liberal attitude of teachers. As a result, American students in terms of knowledge among the 40 most developed countries of the world are at the end of the third ten, occupying 26-28 places. Most of the first places are occupied by the children of Japan, the People’s Republic of China, as well as rapidly progressing countries called the “young tigers of Asia” – the Republic of Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan. The prediction made by the famous American chemist Richard E. Smolley, 1944-2005) is that by 2010, 9/10 of all people on our planet with a Ph.D. degree in physics and engineering will live in Asia. As you know, the upbringing of a child begins from the moment of the birth of his parents. The same can be said about children’s education – it starts with how their teachers are educated. A selective test of Massachusetts schoolteachers a few years ago revealed a sad picture. Half of the teachers do not meet the requirements in mathematics (a sad anecdote: the teacher was not very firm in handling the rules regarding percentages), a third did not pass the reading tests, 40% were not at all firm in spelling. In addition, teachers are sorely lacking. The concept of The Emergency Teacher arose – a person without a full-fledged pedagogical education and sufficient experience, which – despite all this – the school is forced to hire because of the hopelessness of the situation with the teaching staff. As children grow older, the problems of their upbringing become more complicated. In particular, the problems of relations between teachers and students can be exacerbated to the limit. The photographs show open children’s faces, sweet smiles, clear eyes … Next to it is a text concerning these children: “Sent a threatening letter, and then ambushed the teacher and shot her in the back …”, “He shot at the teacher point-blank… “,” Opened fire in the classroom, the teacher and his assistant were taken to the hospital …”. One of these boys, who was “armed and very dangerous”, was only seven years old at the time of the crime. We see that the teaching profession is becoming more and more dangerous. Obviously, all these are symptoms of the ill health of society as a whole. On the other hand, a significant event is that the National Education Association supported the initiative of the Cambridge Teachers Association, which proposed to introduce a certain code of conduct for teachers. From now on, teachers are strongly recommended to be extremely careful in their relations with students, especially during any events held outside the walls of the school, and in no case be left alone with a student (or student). A ban on closed doors is introduced: most of all, teachers should be wary of being caught with their students (or with a small group of them) somewhere behind closed doors. Of course, they should not go to parties where they can meet their school wards. There are many other restrictions in this code: no correspondence with children, no gifts or offerings are allowed to them (according to the authors of the cited document, this can be interpreted as a suspicious allusion to some kind of reprehensible relationship). Compliments to students about their appearance, figure, hairstyle, clothing should be excluded. Any gestures (such as putting a hand on the shoulder of a boy or girl) that can be regarded as familiar by the guardians of morality are prohibited. As they say, there is no time for comments. The US spends about $11,000 per year on education for every student. Switzerland – almost the same. But the United States has long lost its leading position in terms of the quality of education, and Switzerland is constantly among the top five countries in the world in terms of the quality of schooling.
PART TWO – GOOD, AVERAGE AND VERY AVERAGE SCHOOLS.
Middle Schools in the US are known to be intermediate between Elementary Schools and High Schools. Child psychologists say that it is precisely at the age at which teenage children attend secondary (according to American terms) school that the main period of their so-called transitional age falls, which, among other things, is characterized by the fact that at this time it is most difficult for children to learn and children – teenagers are the hardest to teach. Concern about the quality of American school education has led to an avalanche of publications, including on Internet sites, where the problem of how to improve this education in the United States is widely discussed. In particular, the Grandfather Economic Report is essentially one of the most representative Internet forums and, as stated in its preamble, the “mother” (mother) of all American educational sites. Here, the country’s most educated people (up to Nobel laureates!), who belong to the generation of today’s grandfathers, are very interested and qualified in discussing the problem of how to prevent the ignorance of the generation of grandchildren who are now in school. Of course, “grandfathers” complain about the horrific facts of the low level of knowledge of “grandchildren”. For example, in some cities in Massachusetts, the situation in a number of schools has deteriorated sharply, reaching a critical level – the quality of children’s education is falling from year to year. Only a third of 7th and 8th graders are able to pass the math and English exams. The state authorities are taking drastic measures: the question of a complete reorganization of high schools Lord Miller (Fall River), Peck Middle (Holioki) and Putnam Vocational-Tech (Springfield) is being raised. It has become customary to say that teenagers do not know elementary things, in particular, the multiplication table, the rules for handling fractions, operations with percentages, they read very slowly and cannot talk coherently about anything. The site provides a very thorough retrospective analysis of the reasons for the decline in the quality of American education and gives the most serious warnings about what awaits in the near future the economy of a country where the majority of people are poorly educated. The main thing is that this site provides recommendations aimed at improving the situation with the quality of education. In particular, a kind of memo to parents is given, what they should be interested in when they choose a secondary school for their child.
Are the headmaster and teachers willing to discuss with you the curriculum that your child will have at school? Are they aware of the Massachusetts State Educational Standards and Requirements for high school children?
Is it possible for eighth graders to start studying subjects that will be studied in full later in high schools? For example, we mean elements of algebra.
How are schoolchildren’s knowledge analyzed? Do they trust the scores they receive as test scores? Since test scores reflect only a part of the skills and knowledge of schoolchildren, what other methods are used to assess the degree of assimilation of the material being studied by the student and to determine how firmly each student has mastered the knowledge and skills associated with the study of a particular section of the material? Does the school use other methods, besides tests, to test the knowledge of schoolchildren? Is it practiced by schoolchildren to maintain individual journals-diaries and folders (portfolios) of works performed by them and reflecting their achievements in the study of sciences (in particular, biology or history), in the visual arts and in music?
To what extent and for what purpose are computers used in the educational process and do they have access to the Internet? What other modern achievements of information technologies are used for education?
What kind of non-curricular programs (sports, music, dance, etc. ) does the school have and what kinds of sports are especially popular in the school? Are there any extended day programs? Of course, like everything else in America, high schools are ranked. In particular, such a criterion is used as the total percentage of schoolchildren studying complicated (Advanced) courses in mathematics and English. For example, the list of high schools in Newton, MA, starting with the best, according to the specified criterion, looks like this: Charles E. Brown Middle School, Oak Hill Middle School, Bigelow Middle School, Frank A. Day Middle School. Massachusetts students annually, starting from the 3rd grade, are subjected to the so-called MCAS test (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System), which covers reading, English (English Language Arts), mathematics and the basic sciences (Science). There are websites on the Internet that provide information related to any particular school. All Greater Boston school websites are united by the common logo “Attention to children” (Focus on Children). From each such site, you can get all the information related to the school: the number of students and teachers, their ethnic composition, school hours and the construction of the study schedule, the technical equipment of the school, the annual dropout of students, indicators of discipline in the school, and much more, which makes it possible to compile a fairly complete perception of the quality of each school. For each grade, list (for each of the last few years) the percentage of students who participated in the annual English language and math exams. Data is broken down into 4 levels: Advanced (“Excellent”), Proficient (“Good”), Need Improvement (“Satisfactory”) and Warning/Failure (“Unsatisfactory”). In addition, the average result for the schools of the entire state is indicated, which makes it possible to compare schools with each other and determine their ranking place. In particular, in Brookline, Massachusetts, the top high schools in 2005 MCAS math scores for 4th grade students are Michael Driscoll (71%), William N. Lincoln (52%), John D. Runcle (42%), Lawrence (40%) and Pierce (38%). (In parentheses indicate how many percent of schoolchildren successfully passed this exam). It is also customary to compare schools according to the scores assigned to them by the parents of students (including those who graduated). The following indicators are evaluated according to a five-point system: the overall quality of education, the quality of school management, the quality of teachers’ work, the quality of classes outside the lesson schedule, safety and discipline in the school, and the participation of parents in the work of the school. On none of these criteria, none of the schools, for example, Allston (Allston) and Brighton (Brighton), was rated above three points. In addition to sites, each of which is dedicated to a single school, there are sites that allow you to compare several schools with each other. One such site is Ranking of Middle Schools in Massachusetts, which ranks state high schools. Since this is a paid site, Internet ethics does not recommend reproducing even only certain fragments of such sites. However, there are many other sites related to schools that are freely available. One of the most well-organized and very informative is the all-American site Greatschools.net, where there is a link to My Child’s School (My Child’s School), using which you can immediately go to the site of this school and learn a lot about it. Going further by sending Scores (Grades), you can see what grades in each class in each subject are supposed to have a well-performing student, what are the average grades for the selected school, school district or state. The Compare link lets you see how your child’s school compares to other schools. If you want to know how well you have chosen a school, or if the idea of transferring to another school arises, then sending Near Your Address gives you a list and addresses of schools closest to your home. This site, which is subtitled “Guide to School Success”, has a very high rating. The National Parent Teacher Association has published the “Ten Golden Rules for Parents”, where one of the points states that parents should be aware of the homework that their children are given at school. Special studies involving prominent scientists from various fields of science (including four Nobel laureates) have shown that standard school textbooks are in some way incomprehensible to 85% of schoolchildren. One of the problems that children who grow up in non-English-speaking families face at school is an insufficient vocabulary of standard English. As a result, children have difficulty using textbooks. Therefore, it is recommended to have at home – in traditional, paper form or on a computer – Explanatory Dictionaries for Young Readers (for example, Webster’s New World Dictionary For Young Readers). After the publication in 1993 of the analytical report “Fatherland in Danger”, dedicated to the problem of education in the United States, the law “Education in America – New Millennium” was passed. President George W. Bush, signing this document, said: “It is not a dollar bill that improves schools and education. The success of the reform lies in the dedication of the community to the affairs of the school, its desire to provide high quality education.” President George W. Bush is forced to cut spending on education, which, combined with the long-term consequences of the so-called baby boom (grandchildren of the very large generation born in the first years after World War II go to school), creates new problems.
PART THREE – WHY HAYAT HAYSKUL?
American society is particularly concerned about the quality of education that teenagers receive during the last four or five years of schooling when they attend the “high school” – the public High School. These schools poorly prepare young people for life in the context of the rapid introduction of high technologies in all spheres of life, in particular, for further education, which is necessary to take a worthy place in society. These schools are constantly analyzed and ranked. Unfortunately, only one school in Massachusetts, the University Park Campus School from the city of Worcester, got into the top 100 schools in the country. This school, ranked 68th among schools across the country, was established in 1996 in a very disadvantaged area of the city. Sponsored by Clark University, this small school (of just over 100 students, 12 teachers and only one administrator) is performing brilliantly, with all students passing English and math tests. A ranking of about 150 schools in Massachusetts shows, as one would expect, that the top twenty included the schools of Belmont, Brookline, Marblehead, Needham, North and South Newton, Wesley, and, of course, the famous Boston Latin School (The Boston Latin School), which dates back to the first public school in the United States, opened in 1821. The school was originally located in the Jamaica Plain area. Now the main building of this school is near Longwood Street in the Fenway area. Boys and girls study here, whose ancestors come from 30 countries of the world. The city of Brooklyn, New York, decided to create a similar school for itself, using the almost two centuries of experience of this school, opened 185 years ago. The table shows the data of schools in those cities where Russian is heard to some extent on the streets. In brackets: the first number is the place of the school in the overall ranking, which covered about one and a half hundred schools (the lower the number, the better the school), the second number is the percentage of graduates who continue their education in 4-year colleges. There is an obvious pattern: the better the school, the more young people who graduate from this school go to study further.
Arlington High School (37 79%) Ashland High School (42 80%) Bedford High School (17 78%) Belmont High School (1987%) Boston Arts Academy (100 66%) Boston Common Leadership School (127 36%) Boston English School (146 38%) Boston Latin Academy (18 67%) Boston Latin School (7 95%) Boston Madison Park School (147 26) Boston New Mission High ( 135 ?) Boston O’Bryant High ( 49 66%) Boston Snowden School (132 26%) Boston West Roxbury High (145 21%) Brighton High School (140 19%) Brookline High School (10 80%) Cambridge Ringe and Latin (56 67%) Canton High School (25 78%) Dedham High School (67 64%) Everett High School (106 | 45%) Fenway High School (100 61%) Framingham High School ( 68 64%) Hyde Park High School (4933%) Lexington High School ( 6 86%) Lynn Classical High School (114 50%) Lynn English High School (123 39%) Lynnfield High School (38 82%) Malden High School ( 108 52%) Marblehead High School ( 20 86%) Marlborough High School (74 71%) Medford High School (26 46%) Melrose High School (57 79%) Milford High School (86 70%) Milton High School (43 84%) Natick High School (47 68% ) Needham High School (8 93%) Newton North High (11 77%) Newton South High ( 4 85%) Norwood High School (72 75%) Quincy High School ( 131 53%) Quincy North High ( 83 69%) Revere High School (129 50%) Salem High School (133 53%) Sharon High School (39 89%) Somerville High School (97 | 39%) Stoughton High School (92 66%) Swampscott High School (34 83% ) Wakefield Memorial High (81 68%) Waltham High School (66 | 62%) Watertown High School (41 75%) Wayland High School ( 13 91%) Wellesley High School ( 2 92%) Weston High School (1 90%) Westwood High School (14 | 87%) Winchester High School (15 85%) Woburn High School (62 63%)
The problem with schools is that there is a vicious circle: poor education of parents – low earnings of parents – poor school budget – poor quality of education – poor education of children, etc. To break this vicious circle, the Metropolitan Council for Education Opportunity (MetCO) program was created, according to which children from poor areas are provided with access to the best schools. Very intensive work is underway to reform school education. A number of state schools are included in the so-called Pilot School Project – in these experimental schools, innovations are being tested in the field of organizing the educational process, teaching, technical means, and knowledge control methods. It is considered expedient to conduct an International Math & Science Survey (IMSS) every year, starting from the 8th grade, with subsequent analysis of the results. A new type of school is being created – the so-called Charter Schools (Charter Schools), although subsidized by state institutions, like ordinary public schools, but to a certain extent independent of the bureaucratic structures in whose hands is “public education”. The State’s schools are facing a tangle of challenges, from rising rates of asthma among children as a result of mold in school buildings, to the need to urgently increase the number of young highly trained teachers. The increase in bank rates on student loans leads to the fact that young people are forced to look for more profitable professions. State politicians are proposing to introduce a system of economic incentives for teachers in the form of bonus bonuses of $15,000 (this is 20-30% of a teacher’s salary). Such a measure should be combined, firstly, with the annual testing of teachers (primarily teachers of mathematics and natural sciences), and secondly, taking into account the assessments of the teacher’s work at the end of the academic year, both by students or their parents, and by the school administration .The imperfection of education in public schools is expressed, in particular, in the gap between knowledge in the volume of school programs and the requirements of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and American College Test (ACT), the scores of which are taken into account when considering applicants’ cases. In this regard, Princeton Review, one of the leading companies specializing in conducting tests, emphasizing the difficulty of passing these exams (you need to score more than 2400 points in 4 hours), recommends starting with 91st grade to practice on the SAT and ACT exams twice a year. It is emphasized that in the current state of the labor market and its development trends towards a sharp increase in demand for highly qualified specialists, it is very useful for schoolchildren to start studying what they will encounter in college already at school. Many public schools practice the creation of mini-groups of higher levels of study of certain disciplines (usually mathematics and biology), for which college teachers are invited. Of course, the quality of the school, its place in the rankings and its prestige are important factors. However, the statement of the head of the Department of Admissions at Harvard University is characteristic: “We accept not a school to the University, we accept a specific applicant to the University. Unfortunately, people forget this.”
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Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts
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Worcester (/wʊstər/ ( listen)) is a city in, and the county seat of, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States. Named after Worcester, Worcestershire, England, and in 2020 the city’s census population was 206,518, making it the second most populous city in New England after Boston. Worcester is about 40 miles (64 km) west of Boston, 50 miles (80 km) east of Springfield, and 40 miles (64 km) north-northwest of Providence. Due to its location near the geographic center of Massachusetts, Worcester is known as the “Heart of the Commonwealth”; the heart is the official symbol of the city.
Worcester developed as an industrial city in the 19th century thanks to the Blackstone Canal and railroad traffic producing machinery, fabrics and wire. Large numbers of immigrants from Europe made up the city’s growing population. However, the city’s manufacturing base declined after World War II. The long-term economic and population decline was not reversed until the 1990s, when higher education, medicine, biotechnology, and new immigrants began to make their mark. The city’s population has grown by 28% since 1980, hitting a new all-time high in the 2020 Census and undergoing urban renewal.
Modern Worcester is known for its diverse and large immigrant population with significant communities of Vietnamese, Brazilians, Albanians, Puerto Ricans, Ghanaians, Dominicans and others. 22% of Worcester’s population was born outside the United States. A center of higher education, it is home to eight separate colleges and universities including Holy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and Clark University. Architecturally, Worcester is notable for a large number of three-story houses 19century, Victorian-era mill architecture, and restaurants such as Miss Wooster.
Worcester is the capital city of Central Massachusetts, state government, employment and transportation center. Since the 1970s, especially since the construction of Highway 146 and Interstates 90, 495, 190, 290, and 395, both Worcester and its surrounding cities have become increasingly integrated with Boston’s suburbs. The Worcester region currently marks the western periphery of the United States Census Combined Statistical Area (CSA) Boston-Worcester-Providence (MA-RI-NH), or Greater Boston.
CONTENTS
1. History
1.1 Colonial era
1.2 Growth and industry
1.3 Urban change and restoration
1.4 Recent investment and growth
2 Geography
2.1 Climate
2.2 Surroundings
2.3 Gallery
3 Demographics
3.1 Income
4 Government
4.1 Policy
4.2 Public Safety
5 Economy
5.1 Top employers
6 Education
6.1 Primary and secondary education
6.2 Higher education
7 Culture
7.1 Interesting sites
8 sports
9 Religion
10 media
11 Famous people
12 Infrastructure
12. 1 Transport
12.2 Health care
12.3 Utilities and public services
13 sister cities
14 See also
15 notes
16 Links
17 Further Reading
18 External links
History
See also: Timeline of Worcester, Massachusetts
History and cornerstone of Worcester, Massachusetts
Colonial era
The Nipmuk tribe originally lived in this area. Local residents named the region Quinsigamond and built a settlement on Pacachoag Hill in Auburn. In 1673, English settlers John Eliot and Daniel Gookin led an expedition to Quinsigamond to establish a new Christian Indian “prayer town” and identify a new site for an English settlement. On July 13, 1674, Gookin received from the Nipmuk people the right to eight square miles of land in Quinsigamond, and English traders and settlers began to settle the region.
In 1675, King Philip’s War broke out across New England when the Nipmuk Indians came to the aid of the Indian leader, King Philip. The English settlers completely abandoned the Quinsigamond area, and the vacant buildings were burned down by Indian troops. The city was abandoned again during the Queen Anne’s War in 1702. Finally, in 1713, Worcester was finally settled for a third and final time by Jonas Rice. Named after the city of Worcester, England, the city was incorporated on June 14, 1722. On April 2, 1731, Worcester was chosen as the seat of the newly founded Worcester County government. Between 1755 and 1758, future US President John Adams worked as a schoolteacher and studied law at Worcester.
Growth and industry
A star on the pavement indicates the location of the first reading in New England of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
In the 1770s, Worcester became the center of American revolutionary activity. British General Thomas Gage received information about Patriot ammunition stored at Worcester in 1775. In the same year Massachusetts publisher – spy Isaiah Thomas moved his radical newspaper from British-occupied Boston to Worcester. Thomas published his article continuously throughout the American Revolutionary War. On July 14, 1776, Thomas held the first public reading in Massachusetts of the Declaration of Independence from the porch of Old South Church, where Worcester City Hall is today.century. Later in 1812 he founded the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester.
Salisbury Mansion, 1772
Three-storey Houghton Street
At the turn of the 19th century Worcester’s economy shifted to manufacturing. Factories for textiles, footwear and clothing have opened along the banks of the nearby Blackstone River. However, manufacturing in Worcester did not begin to flourish until the opening of the Blackstone Canal in 1828 and the opening of the Worcester and Boston Railroad in 1835. The city developed into a transportation hub and manufacturing flourished. Worcester was officially chartered as a city on 29February 1848. The city’s industry soon attracted immigrants of predominantly Irish, Scottish, French, German, and Swedish origin in the mid-19th century, and then many immigrants from Lithuania, Poland, Italy, Greece, Turkish, and Armenian origin. Immigrants moved into new three-story houses (originated in Worcester) along hundreds of expanding streets and neighborhoods in Worcester.
Worcester Common founded in 1669, pictured in 1907.
In 1831, Ichabod Washburn opened Washburn & Moen. The company became the largest wire manufacturer in the country, and Washburn became one of the city’s leading industrial and philanthropic figures.
Worcester will become a center for engineering, wire products and looms and boasts major manufacturers such as Washburn & Moen, Wyman-Gordon Company, American Steel & Wire, Morgan Construction and Norton Company. In 1908, the Royal Worcester Corset Company was the largest employer of women in the United States.
Worcester also claims many inventions and innovations. The New England Candlepin was invented in Worcester by Justin White in 1879.year. Esther Howland started the first line of Valentine’s Day cards from her home in Worcester in 1847. Loring Coase invented the first wrench, and Russell Hawes created the first envelope folding machine. On June 12, 1880, Lee Richmond threw the first perfect game in Major League Baseball history for the Worcester Ruby Legs at the Worcester Agricultural Fair. The first three-story houses were built by Francis Gallagher (1830–1911) in Worcester.
American Steel & Wire Company, c. 1905, employer – about 5000 people.
Urban Change and Restoration
Damage to Assumption College after the Worcester Tornado of 1953
After World War II, Worcester began to decline as the city lost its manufacturing base to cheaper alternatives around the country and abroad. Worcester sensed national trends moving away from historic urban centers. From 1950 to 1980, the city’s population declined by more than 20%. In the middle of the 20th century, major urban renewal projects were undertaken to try to reverse the city’s decline. A huge area in the center of Worcester was demolished for the construction of new office towers and the 1,000,000 sq. ft. In just 30 years, Galleria will lose most of its core tenants and lose its appeal to more suburban malls in Worcester County.
On June 9, 1953, an F4 tornado touched down in Petersham, Massachusetts, northwest of Worcester. The tornado tore through 48 miles (77 km) of Worcester County, including a large area of the city of Worcester. The tornado left massive destruction and killed 94 people. The Worcester Tornado would be the deadliest tornado ever to hit Massachusetts. Debris from the tornado touched down as far away as Dedham, Massachusetts. In the 1960s, Interstate 290 was built right through downtown Worcester, dividing the city forever. At 1963 Worcester native Harvey Ball introduced the iconic yellow emoji to American culture.
In the late 20th century, Worcester’s economy began to recover as the city expanded into biotechnology and healthcare. UMass Medical School has become a leader in biomedical research and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Research Park has become a center for medical research and development. Worcester Hospitals St. Vincent’s Hospital and UMass Memorial Health Care became two of the largest employers in the city. Many of Worcester’s colleges, including the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Clark University, UMass School of Medicine, Assumption College, MCPHS University, and Worcester State University, are attracting many students to the area and fostering the new economy.
Hanover Performing Arts Theater opened in Franklin Square in 2008.
On December 3, 1999, a couple of homeless people accidentally started a five-alarm fire at the Worcester Cold Storage & Warehouse Company. The fire claimed the lives of six firefighters and drew national attention as one of the worst tragedies of the late 20th century. President Bill Clinton, Vice President Al Gore and other local and national dignitaries attended the memorial service and memorial program in Worcester.
Recent investment and growth
In recent decades, renewed interest in the city center has led to new investment and development in Worcester. The convention center was built along the DCU Center arena in downtown Worcester in 1997. In 2000, after 25 years of neglect and a $32 million renovation, Worcester Station reopened. Hanover Insurance helped finance the multi-million dollar renovation of the old Franklin Square Theater into the Hanover Theater for the Performing Arts. In 2000, the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences built a new campus in downtown Worcester. In 2007, WPI opened the first facility at its new Gateway Park Center in Lincoln Square. In 2004, Berkeley Investments proposed demolishing the old Worcester Center Galleria to build a new mixed-use development called City Square . This ambitious project aimed to reunite old street patterns and create a new retail, commercial and residential area in the city. After years of struggling for financial resources, Hanover Insurance took over the project and demolition began on September 13, 2010. Unum Insurance and St. Vincent’s Hospital were leased out as part of the project, with both facilities opening in 2013. December 31, 2012. In July 2017, Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Karin Polito and other transportation officials from the Baker administration visited a construction project in the city to set aside $2.8 billion spent during the Baker administration on highway construction projects and improvements to bridges, intersections, and sidewalks.
Building on its immigration history, Worcester has also become home to many refugees in recent years. The city has successfully resettled over 2,000 refugees from over 24 countries. Today, most of these refugees come from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iraq, Somalia, Bhutan, Syria, Ukraine, and Afghanistan.
Geography
Worcester has a total area of 38.6 square miles (100 km 2 ), 37.6 square miles (97 km 2 ) of land and 1.0 square miles (2.6 km 2 ) (about 2. 59%) water. Worcester is bordered by the cities of Auburn, Grafton, Holden, Leicester, Millbury, Paxton, Shrewsbury and West Boylston.
Worcester is known as Heart of the Commonwealth due to its proximity to downtown Massachusetts. The city is approximately 40 miles (64 km) west of Boston, 50 miles (80 km) east of Springfield, and 38 miles (61 km) northwest of Providence, Rhode Island.
The Blackstone River forms in the center of Worcester at the confluence of the Middle and Mill Brook rivers. The river flows underground through the city center and originates at the foot of College Hill. It then flows south through the village of Quinsigamond to Millbury. Worcester is the beginning of the Blackstone Valley, framing the river. The Blackstone Canal was once an important waterway connecting Worcester with Providence and the East Coast, but at the end of the 19century, the canal fell into disuse and was mostly closed. In recent years, local organizations, including the Canal District Business Association, have proposed restoring the canal and creating Blackstone Valley National Park. In November 2018, the administration of Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced a $400,000 grant to improve the cityscape in the Canal District.
Worcester is one of the many cities that, like Rome, is on seven hills: Airport Hill, Bancroft Hill, Belmont Hill (Bell Hill), Grafton Hill, Green Hill, Pacachoag Hill and Vernon -Hill. However, there are more than seven hills in Worcester including Indian Hill, Newton Hill, Poet’s Hill and Teepee Hill.
Worcester has many ponds and two prominent lakes, Indian Lake and Quinsigamond Lake. Quinsigamond Lake (also known as Long Pond ) stretches for four miles across the Worcester and Shrewsbury border and is a very popular spot for rowing and boating.
Climate
Worcester’s humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb ) is typical of New England. The weather changes rapidly due to the influx of warm, moist air from the southwest; cool dry air from the north; and the moderating influence of the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Summers are usually hot and humid, while winters are cold, windy and snowy. Snow usually falls from the second half of November to early April, sometimes in October; May snow is much rarer. The USDA classifies the city as transzonal hardiness zones 5b and 6a.
The hottest month is July, with a 24-hour average temperature of 70.2 °F (21.2 °C), while the coldest month is January, at 24.1 °F (-4.4 °C). On average, there are only 3.5 days per year with highs of 90 °F (32 °C)+ and 4.1 nights with lows of 0 °F (−18 °C) or below, and periods of both extremes are rare. The all-time high temperature is 102 °F (39 °C) recorded on July 4, 1911, the only temperature to date of 100 °F (38 °C) or higher. Record low temperature -24°F (-31°C) recorded Feb 16 1943 years.
The city receives an average of 48.1 inches (1220 mm) of precipitation per year, as well as an average of 64.1 inches (163 cm) of snow per season, receiving much more snow than coastal areas less than 40 miles away ( 64 km). The geographic location of Massachusetts, which juts out into the North Atlantic, makes the city very vulnerable to Northeast weather, which can bring heavy snowfall to the region.
Although rare, the city has experienced extreme weather conditions. September 21 1938, the city was hit by the vicious 1938 New England hurricane. Fifteen years later, a tornado hit Worcester, killing 94 people. The deadliest tornado in New England history, it damaged much of the city and its surrounding communities. He hit Assumption Preparatory School, where Quinsigamond Community College is now located.
Worcester Regional Airport climate data (altitude 1000 ft (300 m)), normals 1991 to 2020, extremes since 1892 years to present
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
October
Nov
December
year
Record high °F (°C)
67 (19)
71 (22)
84 (29)
91 (33)
94 (34)
98 (37)
102 (39)
99 (37)
99 (37)
91 (33)
79 (26)
72 (22)
102 (39)
Average High °F (°C)
55 (13)
54 (12)
64 (18)
78 (26)
85 (29)
88 (31)
90 (32)
88 (31)
84 (29)
75 (24)
66 (19)
58 (14)
91 (33)
Medium High °F (°C)
32. 3 (0.2)
35.1 (1.7)
43.0 (6.1)
55.7 (13.2)
66.6 (19.2)
74.5 (23.6)
79.8 (26.6)
78.1 (25.6)
70.7 (21.5)
58.9 (14.9)
47.9 (8.8)
37.5 (3.1)
56.7 (13.7)
Daily Mean °F (°C)
24.7 (-4.1)
27.0 (-2.8)
34.5 (1.4)
46.1 (7.8)
56.7 (13.7)
65.2 (18.4)
70.8 (21.6)
69.3 (20.7)
61.9 (16.6)
50.6 (10.3)
40.2 (4.6)
30.5 (-0.8)
48.1 (8.9)
Medium Low °F (°C)
17.1 (-8.3)
18.9 (-7.3)
26.0 (-3.3)
36.5 (2. 5)
46.8 (8.2)
55.9 (13.3)
61.7 (16.5)
60.5 (15.8)
53.2 (11.8)
42.2 (5.7)
32.5 (0.3)
23.4 (-4.8)
39.6 (4.2)
Average Minimum °F (°C)
−2 (−19)
1 (-17)
9 (-13)
25 (-4)
36 (2)
45 (7)
54 (12)
52 (11)
40 (4)
29 (-2)
18 (-8)
7 (-14)
-4 (-20)
Record low °F (°C)
-19 (-28)
-24 (-31)
−6 (−21)
9 (-13)
27 (−3)
33 (1)
41 (5)
38 (3)
27 (−3)
19 (−7)
3 (-16)
-17 (-27)
-24 (-31)
Average precipitation in inches (mm)
3. 52 (89)
3.26 (83)
4.19 (106)
4.08 (104)
3.56 (90)
4.22 (107)
3.93 (100)
4.14 (105)
4.24 (108)
4.84 (123)
4.00 (102)
4.28 (109)
48.26 (1226)
Average snowfall in inches (cm)
18.2 (46)
21.2 (54)
13.7 (35)
1.9 (4.8)
0.0 (0.0)
0.0 (0.0)
0.0 (0.0)
0.0 (0.0)
0.0 (0.0)
1.1 (2.8)
1.9 (4.8)
14.9 (38)
72.9 (185)
Average Precipitation Days (≥ 0.01 in)
12.2
10.9
12.4
12.6
13.2
11. 8
11.0
10.3
9.5
11.5
10.8
12.2
138.4
Average snow days (≥ 0.1 in.)
7.5
7.6
4.9
1.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
1.0
5.6
28.1
Source: NOAA
Neighborhood
Census
Pop.
% ±
1790
2.095
–
1800
2.411
15.1%
1810
2.577
6.9%
1820
2962
14. 9%
1830
4 173
40.9%
1840
7 497
79.7%
1850
17049
127.4%
1860
24 960
46.4%
1870
41.105
64.7%
1880
58 291
41.8%
1890
84 655
45.2%
1900
118 421
39.9%
1910
145 986
23.3%
1920
179 754
23.1%
1930
195 311
8.7%
1940
193 694
−0.8%
1950
203 486
5. 1%
1960
186 587
−8.3%
1970
176 572
−5.4%
1980
161 799
−8.4%
1990
169 759
4.9%
2000
172 648
1.7%
2010
181 045
4.9%
2020
206 518
14.1%
source:
According to the 2010 United States Census, Worcester had a population of 181,045, of which 88,150 (48.7%) were male and 92,895 (51.3%) women. In terms of age, 77.9% were over 18 and 11.7% were over 65; the average age is 33.4 years. The median age for males is 32.1 years and for females is 34.7 years.
In terms of race and ethnicity, Worcester’s population was 69. 4% White, 11.6% Black or African American, 0.4% American Indian and Alaska Native, 6.1% Asian (3.0% Vietnamese, 0 .9% Chinese and 0.8% Asian Indian), <0.1% Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander, 8.4% some other race, and 4.0% two or more races (1.2% white and blacks or African Americans; 1.0% whites and some other races). Hispanics and Latinos of any race were 20.9% of the population (12.7% Puerto Ricans). Non-Hispanic whites made up 59.6% of the population in 2010, up from 96.8% in 1970.
Worcester is known for its diverse and large immigrant population with significant communities of Vietnamese, Brazilians, Albanians, Puerto Ricans, Ghanaians, Dominicans and others. 22% of Worcester’s population was born outside the US in 2018.
Income
See also: List of Massachusetts locations by per capita income
Data is from the 2015-2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
Classify
Postcode (ZCTA)
Income per capita
Average income
households
Average income
families
population
Number of households
Massachusetts
$43,761
$81,215
$103,126
6 850 553
2 617 497
Worcester County
$37,574
$74,679
$96,393
824 772
309 951
1
01602
$36,792
$64,942
$87,092
22 900
9 498
2
01606
$35,354
$65,708
$82,592
19 896
8 159
United States
$34,103
$62,843
$77,263
324 697 795
120 756 048
3
01609
$31,337
$45,992
$84,844
21 628
7 859
4
01604
$29,183
$55,665
$66,482
38 191
14 825
Worcester
$27,884
$48,139
$63,893
185 143
71 595
5
01607
$25,319
$39,928
$66,875
8 167
3 702
6
01603
$24,415
$42,904
$56,630
19 731
7 327
7
01605
$23,003
$40,390
$46,641
28 533
10 673
8
01610
$18,452
$33,695
$39,928
22 023
7 729
9
01608
$17,598
$31,384
$30,077
4 471
1 916
Government
See also: List of mayors of Worcester, Massachusetts
Worcester is governed by a councilor government with a popularly elected mayor. The city council serves as the legislative body, and the governing council has appointed the handles of traditional day-to-day chief executive functions.
City Council members may run either as a representative of the city district or as a candidate at large. The winning at-large candidate with the most votes for mayor becomes mayor (at-large council candidates must ask to be removed from the ballot for mayor if they do not want to be on the mayoral ballot). As a result, voters must vote for their mayoral candidate twice: once as a member of the freedom council and once as mayor. The mayor has no more powers than the other members of the city council, but is the ceremonial head of the city and chairman of the city council and school committee. There are currently 11 councilors: 6 at-large and 5 district.
Worcester’s first charter, effective in 1848, established a mayoral/bicameral form of government. Together, the two houses – the 11-member Council of Elders and the 30-member General Council – held full legislative powers. The mayor presided over all administrative departments, although appointments to these departments had to be approved by the bicameral city council.
Seeking to replace the 1848 charter, Worcester voters in November 1947 approved changes to Plan E municipal government. Valid from January 19From 49 to November 1985, this charter (as specified in Chapter 43 of the General Laws of Massachusetts) established the city council/governing city government. This type of control, with modifications, has survived to this day.
The original Plan E government in Worcester was organized as a 9-member council (all at-large), a ceremonial mayor elected by the council members from the council, and a council-appointed city manager. The manager oversees the day-to-day administration of the city, makes all appointments to city offices, and can be removed at any time by a majority vote of the council. The mayor chairs the city council and the school committee and does not have the power to veto the vote.
From 1949 to 1959, elections were held by one transferable vote. The voters abolished this system in November 1960. Despite the nonpartisan elections, two groups alternated in control of the council: the local Democratic Party and the slate known as the Plan E Citizens’ Association (CEA). CEA members included the leadership of the Republican Party and other groups not associated with the regular Democratic Party.
Worcester City Center with Town Hall (built 1898) on the right
B 19In 83, the voters of Worcester again decided to change the charter of the city. This “self-government” charter (named for the method by which the charter was passed) is similar to Plan E, the main changes being the structure of the council and the election of the mayor. The Council of nine people included 11 people, 6 people and one from each city district. The mayor is elected by popular vote, but must also run and win as a council member at liberty.
Politics
See also: mayoral election in Worcester, Massachusetts
Worcester’s history of social progressivism includes a number of temperance and abolitionist movements. She was a leader in the women’s suffrage movement: the first national convention for women’s rights was held in Worcester on October 23–24, 1850.
Two of the country’s most radical abolitionists, Abby Kelly Foster and her husband Stephen C. Foster, have made Worcester their home, as has Thomas Wentworth Higginson, editor The Atlantic Monthly and good-natured correspondent Emily Dickinson, and Unitarian minister Rev. Edward Everett Hale.
Lucy Stone, Eli Thayer and Samuel May Jr. already lived in the area. Their political activities were joined by networks of related Quaker families such as the Earles and Chase, whose organizational efforts were critical to the fight against slavery in central Massachusetts and throughout New England.
Anarchist Emma Goldman and two others opened an ice cream shop in 1892 year. “It was spring and not yet warm,” Goldman later wrote, “but the coffee I brewed, our sandwiches and gourmet meals began to be appreciated. time, we were able to invest in a soda fountain and beautiful multicolored tableware.”
On October 19, 1924, the largest meeting of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) ever held in New England was held at the Worcester Agricultural Fair. Clanmen in sheets and hoods, new knights awaiting a massive inauguration ceremony, and supporters swelled the crowd to 15,000. The KKK hired over 400 “husky guards”, but when the rally ended around midnight, a riot broke out. The Klansmen’s cars were stoned and burned, and their windows were smashed. Members of the KKK were dragged from their cars and beaten. The Klansman turned to the police for protection, but the situation spiraled out of control for most of the night. The violence after the “Klanvocation” had the desired effect: membership dropped and Worcester no longer held public Klan meetings.
Robert Stoddard, owner of Telegram and Gazette , was one of the founders of the John Birch Society.
Sixties radical Abby Hoffman was born in Worcester in 1936 and spent more than half of her life in the city.
Voter Registration and Recruitment from October 19, 2016 – Worcester
Party
Number of voters
Percentage
Democratic
44 656
44.75%
Republican
8 583
8.22%
Unregistered
49 487
47.37%
Political symbols
0
0%
General
107 686
100%
Public Safety
In terms of public safety, the City of Worcester is guarded by both the Worcester Fire Department and the Worcester Police Department.
UMass Memorial Medical Center provides emergency medical services (EMS) under contract with the city. Initially operated by Worcester City Hospital and later by the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine, “Worcester Ambulance Service” operates exclusively at the advanced life support (ALS) level, with two paramedics in each ambulance. UMass Memorial EMS maintains two public EMS stations and a fleet of 18 ambulances (including spares), as well as a special purpose trailer, several other support vehicles, and a cycling team; the agency responds to an average of 100 emergencies daily. The UMass Memorial EMS Emergency Medical Services operates the EMS Communications Center, which is a secondary PSAP and provides Emergency Medical Dispatching (EMD) services to Worcester and other communities.
Economy
By the middle of the 19th century, Worcester was one of the largest manufacturing centers in New England. Large enterprises of the city specialize in the production of machines, wire and looms. Although production has declined, there are still large operations in the city such as Norton Abrasives, which was bought by Saint-Gobain in 1990, Morgan Construction Company, since bought by Siemens and then bought by Japanese company PriMetals Technologies, and David Clark Company. David Clark’s company was the first to develop aviation equipment, including anti-gravity suits and noise-canceling headphones.
Hannover Insurance Group
Services, especially education and healthcare, make up a large part of the city’s economy. Worcester’s many colleges and universities make higher education significant to the city’s economy.
Hanover Insurance was founded in 1852 and is headquartered in Worcester. Unum Insurance and Fallon Community Health Plan have offices in the city. Polar Beverages is the largest independent soft drink manufacturer in the country, based in Worcester.
Lazarus Research Building, University of Massachusetts School of Medicine
Worcester is home to the largest concentration of digital game students in the United States. Built to honor World War I veterans in Worcester, Memorial Hall is under renovation and could serve these digital students as a future multimedia and digital hub along with Worcester’s twelve colleges and universities.
The city’s biotechnology and technology industry, a top 10 technology start-up hub, has fueled significant expansion for both the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The Massachusetts Biotechnology Research Park is home to many innovative companies including Advanced Cell Technology and AbbVie. The Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology in nearby Shrewsbury developed the oral contraceptive pill at 1951 years old.
Downtown Worcester was formerly home to major Boston retailers Filene’s and Jordan Marsh, as well as its own department stores, Barnard’s and Denholm & McKay. Over time, most retailers have moved out of the center to the suburban Auburn Mall and Greendale Mall in North Worcester.
In 2010, the median household income was $61,212. The median household income was $76,485. The per capita income was 29316 dollars. About 7.7% of families and 10.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 14. 1% of those under the age of 18 and 7.5% of those aged 65 or over. In October 2013, Worcester ranked fifth in rental property investment.
In November 2016, the administration of Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced a $2.3 million grant to the city to redevelop the downtown area for greater walkability. In January 2017, Baker signed legislation allowing 44 acres of unused public land on the former Worcester State Hospital campus to be converted into a biomanufacturing industrial park. In November 2017, the Baker administration and the Worcester Business Development Corporation signed an agreement to transfer land for the park.
Top Employers
According to the City’s 2018 Annual Financial Report, the city’s top ten employers are:
#
Employer
# of employees
1
UMass Memorial Health Care
13 745
2
City of Worcester
5 473
3
University of Massachusetts School of Medicine
4 172
4
Reliant Medical Group
2 680
5
St. Vincent Hospital
2450
6
Hannover Insurance
1,800
7
Saint-Gobain
1.652
8
Seven Hills Foundation
1.445
9
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1.283
10
Community Healthlink
1.200
Education
Durkin Administration Building
Elementary and Secondary Education
Worcester Public Schools educates over 25,000 students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The system consists of 34 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 8 high schools, and several other learning centers such as magnet schools, alternative schools, and special education schools. The city’s public school system also operates an adult education component called Nightlife and operates a public cable television station on channel 11. In June 2015, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced a $1.3 million grant to the Elm Community School A park. .
Worcester Technical High School opened in 2006, replacing the old Worcester Vocational High School, or “Wok”. Other public high schools in the cities include South High Community School, North High School, Doherty Memorial High School, Burncoat Senior High School, University Park Campus School, and Claremont Academy.
Worcester Tech’s 2014 graduating class was celebrated with President Barack Obama speaking at their graduation ceremony.
Massachusetts Academy of Mathematics and Science was founded in 19’92 as a public high school at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
One prominent charter school in the city is Abby Kelly Foster Charter Public School, which teaches kindergarten through 12th grade. Massachusetts has given it the status of a Level 1 school. It is one of 834 schools in the United States that offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.
Worcester also has 21 private and parochial schools, including the city’s oldest educational institution, Worcester Academy, founded in 1834, and Bancroft School, founded in 1900 year.
Higher education
Boynton Hall, 1868, designed by Worcester architect Stephen Earl, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Warner Memorial Theatre, opened in 1932, designed by Drew Eberson, Worcester Academy.
Worcester is currently home to eight colleges and universities.
Assumption College is the fourth oldest Roman Catholic college in New England, founded in 1904. On an area of 175 acres (0.71 km 2 ) it has the largest campus in Worcester.
Clark University was founded in 1887 as the nation’s first graduate school; he now also teaches students and is known for his strengths in psychology and geography. Its first president was J. Stanley Hall, founder of organized psychology as a science and profession, father of the child study movement, and founder of the American Psychological Association. Notable professors include Albert A. Michelson, who received the first American Nobel Prize at 1902 for their measurements of light. Robert H. Goddard, an innovator in space age rocketry, also studied and taught here, and on his only visit to the United States, Sigmund Freud delivered his five famous “Clark Lectures” at the university. Clark offers the only PhD program in the country. in Holocaust history and genocide studies.
The College of the Holy Cross was founded in 1843 and is the oldest Roman Catholic college in New England and one of the oldest in the United States. Notable alumni include Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Nobel laureate Joseph E. Murray; former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins; Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Cousy; lawyer and professional sports team owner Edward Bennett Williams; College Football Hall of Famer Gordie Lockbaum; and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. In 2013, Holy Cross was named the 25th highest-ranked liberal arts college in the nation by US News and World Report.
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences campus on the Worcester campus hosts the Doctor of Optometry, Accelerated Doctor of Pharmacy, Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing; The Master of Nursing is a Family Nurse Practitioner, a master’s program from the New England School of Acupuncture, and a master’s program in Physician Assistant Education for undergraduate students.
Quinsigamond Community College was founded in 1963 and provides associate degree and professional certification opportunities to its 13,000 students per year. In addition to the main campus, students study and study at several program sites throughout Worcester, as well as one in Marlborough and one in Southbridge.
University of Massachusetts Medical School (1970) is one of the nation’s top 50 medical schools. Dr. Craig Mello received the 2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine. The University of Massachusetts School of Medicine ranks fourth in primary health care education among America’s 125 medical schools in the 9 Annual Directory0599 US News & World Report “America’s Best High Schools” 2006.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is a private research university focused on teaching and research in the engineering and applied sciences. Founded in 1865, WPI was one of the first engineering and technology universities in the United States and currently has 14 academic departments with over 50 undergraduate and graduate programs in science, engineering, technology, management, social sciences, humanities, and arts. . Robert Goddard, father of modern rocketry, graduated from WPI at 1908 with a Bachelor of Science in Physics.
Worcester State University is a public four-year college founded in 1874 as the Worcester Normal School.
Becker College was a private college with campuses in Worcester and nearby Leicester that closed at the end of the 2020–21 academic year. It was founded in Leicester in 1784 as Leicester Academy. The Worcester campus was founded in 1887, and in 1977 the two campuses merged to form Becker College. Becker’s video game design program has consistently ranked in the top 10 in the United States and Canada. Clark University began a similar program, the Becker School of Design and Technology, hiring most of the faculty from the original program at Becker College and offering transfers to Becker students.
The early institution of higher education, the Oread Institute, closed in 1934.
Many of these institutions participate in the Worcester College Consortium. This independent non-profit collegiate association includes academic institutions in Worcester and other communities in Worcester County, such as Anna Maria College in nearby Paxton. This facilitates collaboration between colleges and universities. One example of this is the inter-college bus and student cross-registration. Worcester is also home to Dynamy, the “in-residence internship program” in the United States. The organization was founded in 1969 year.
Culture
See also: List of Worcester, Massachusetts people
Mechanics Hall Concert
The Bancroft Tower stands atop Bancroft Hill and was built in 1900 by Stephen Salisbury III in honor of his childhood friendship with George Bancroft.
Much of Worcester’s culture is synonymous with the wider New England culture. It is common knowledge that the city’s name is mispronounced by people unfamiliar with the city. As with a city in England, the first syllable of the word “cester” ( castra ) left completely deaf. Combined with a traditionally non-rhotic Eastern New England English accent, this name can be transcribed as “WOOS-tuh” or “WISS-tuh” (the first syllable possibly has a nearly nearest central unrounded vowel).
Worcester has many traditionally ethnic neighborhoods, including Quinsigamond Village (Swedish), Shrewsbury Street (Italian), Kelly Square (Irish and Polish), Vernon Hill (Lithuanian), Union Hill (Jewish) and Mine -South (Puerto Rican, Dominican and Vietnamese).
Diner Boulevard
Shrewsbury Street is the traditional “Little Italy” area of Worcester, which today houses many of the city’s most popular restaurants and nightlife. The Canal District was once an old Eastern European area, but has now grown into very popular bars, restaurants and clubs.
Worcester is also known as the former home of the Worcester Lunch Car Company. The company began operations in 1906 and has built many famous eateries in New England. Worcester is home to many classic car eateries including the Boulevard Diner, Corner Lunch, Chadwick Square Diner and Miss Worcester Diner.
There are also many specialized public organizations and artistic associations in the city. START at Street is an annual local arts festival. The Worcester Music Festival and the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival are also held annually in Worcester. The Worcester County St. Patrick’s Parade passes through Worcester and is one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the state. Every year on New Year’s Eve, the city hosts the country’s second oldest First Night celebration.
Worcester is also the state’s largest arts center outside of Boston. The Mechanics Hall, built in 1857, is one of the oldest concert halls in the country and is famous for its pure acoustics. In 2008, the old Poly Palace theater reopened as the Hannover Theater for the Performing Arts. The theater brings many Broadway shows and nationally recognized performers to the city. Tuckerman Hall, designed by one of the nation’s first female architects, Josephine Wright Chapman, is home to the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra. The arena and convention center of the DCU hosts many major concerts, exhibitions and conventions in the city. The Worcester County Poetry Association sponsors readings of national and local poets in the city, and the Worcester Craft Center provides craft education and skills to the community. Worcester is also home to the Worcester Youth Orchestras. Founded at 1947 by Harry Levenson, it is the third oldest youth orchestra in the country and performs regularly at the Mechanic’s Hall.
Mechanics Hall
The nickname Wormtown is synonymous with the city’s once-great underground rock scene. This nickname is now used to refer to the city itself.
Due to its location in Central Massachusetts, Worcester is known as the “Heart of the Commonwealth”; the heart is the official symbol of the city. However, the heart symbol may also have its origin in the lore that the Valentine’s Day card, although not invented in the city, was first mass-produced and popularized by Worcester resident Esther Howland.
Sites of Interest
Elm Park Iron Bridge
Worcester has 1,200 acres of public property. Notable parks include Elm Park, laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1854, and the City Common, laid out in 1669. Both parks are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The largest park in the city is the 549-acre Green Hill Park. The park was donated by the Green family in 1903 and includes the Green Hill Park Shelter built in 1910. In 2002, the Massachusetts Vietnam Veterans Memorial was opened in Green Hill Park. Other parks include Newton Hill, East Park, Morgan Park, Shore Park, Crompton Park, Hadwen Park, Institute Park, and University Park. Tower Hill Botanical Garden is outside the city limits, but operated by the Worcester County Horticultural Society and is 20 minutes northeast of the city in Boylston. The former headquarters of the Horticultural Society is now the Worcester Historical Museum, dedicated to the city’s cultural, economic, and scientific contributions to American society. As a former manufacturing center, Worcester has many historic nineteenth-century buildings and is on the National Register of Historic Places, including the old facilities of the Crompton Loom Works, the Ashworth and Jones Factory, and the Worcester Corset Company Factory.
Burnside Fountain , also known as Turtle Boy statue, is a local landmark on Worcester Common.
The American Antiquarian Society has been in Worcester since 1812. The National Library and Society has one of the largest collections of early American history in the world. The city’s main museum is the Worcester Art Museum, founded in 1898. This museum is the second largest art museum in New England after the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. From 19From 31 to 2013, Worcester was home to the Higgins Armory Museum, the only museum in the country dedicated to weapons and armor. His collection and donations have been transferred to and integrated into the Worcester Museum of Art and the collection is now on display in a new gallery that opened in 2015. The headquarters of the non-profit organization Veterans Inc. located at the southern end of Grove Street in the Massachusetts National Historic District. Armory building.
Worcester Memorial Auditorium is one of the most famous buildings in the city. Built as a World War I war memorial at 19In 33, the multi-purpose hall has hosted many of Worcester’s most famous concerts and sporting events, and is currently undergoing renovations to become a multimedia center, digital art auditorium, and events center.
Athletic
Main article: Sports in Worcester, MA
As of 2021, Worcester is home to the Worcester Red Sox, the Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. They play their home games in the newly built Polar Park.
Worcester was home to Marshall Walter (“Major”) Taylor, an African-American cyclist who won the 1899 World Championship in 1 mile track cycling. Taylor’s legacy includes being the first African American and the second black athlete. world champion (Canadian boxer George Dickson, 1892). Taylor was nicknamed Worcester Whirlwind by local newspapers.
College of the Holy Cross Football Team “(Purple)
Lake Quinsigamond is home to the Eastern Sprints, the premier rowing event in the United States. Competitive rowing teams first arrived at Lake Quinsigamond in 1857. Finding a long, narrow lake ideal for such meetings, avid rowers established boat clubs on the shores of the lake, the first of which was the Quinsigamond Boat Club.More rowing clubs and races followed, and soon many colleges (local, national and international) were hosting regattas such as the Oriental Sprints on the Lake. 189For 5 years, local high schools held carriage competitions on the lake. In 1952, the lake hosted the national Olympic rowing competitions.
In 2002, Jesse Burkett’s all-star Little League team made it all the way to the Little League World Series. They made it to the US finals but lost to Owensboro, Kentucky. Jesse Burkett covers the west side of Worcester along with Ted Williams Minor League.
The city hosts the Worcester Railers of the ECHL, which began play in October 2017. Prior to the American Hockey League’s Railers of the Year, the Worcester Sharks played in Worcester from 2006 to 2015, before moving to San Jose. The Sharks played at the DCU Center as a development team for the San Jose Sharks of the National Hockey League. From 1994 to 2005, the AHL formerly represented the Worcester IceCats. The IceCats were mostly associated with St. Louis Blues. The city hosted the Worcester Blades of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) for one season, playing their 2018–19 home games at the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center for that league’s final season.
Worcester is now host to the Massachusetts Pirates, an indoor soccer league futsal team (where they defend the United Bowl champions who started in 2018 at the DCU Center. The city used to be home to the New England Surge from the defunct Continental Indoor. Football League.
The city’s former professional baseball team, the Worcester Tornadoes, began in 2005 and was a member of the Canadian American Professional League Baseball Association. The team played at Hanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field on the campus of the College of the Holy Cross and was not affiliated with any major league team. The Tornados won the 2005 Can-Am League title. The team’s owner ran into financial difficulties and the team disbanded after the 2012 season. The Worcester Bravehearts began playing in 2014 as a local affiliate of the futures Collegiate Baseball League, and won the league championship in their first season.
Candlepin bowling was invented in Worcester in 1880 by Justin White, an area bowling alley owner. The Worcester County Wildcats of the New England Football League are a semi-professional football team and play at Commerce Bank Field at Foley Stadium.
Field’s Ryder Cup’s first official tournament was played at the Worcester Country Club in 1927. The course also hosted the US Open in 1925, and the US Women’s Open in 1960.
Worcester’s colleges have a long history and many notable achievements in college sports. The College of the Holy Cross represents NCAA Division 1 sports in Worcester. The remaining colleges and universities of Worcester are in Division II and III. The Holy Cross Crusaders won the NCAA men’s basketball champions at 1947 and NIT men’s basketball champions in 1954, led by future NBA Hall-of-Famers and Boston Celtic legends Bob Cousy and Heinsohn.
Religion
Trinity Lutheran Church
According to the 2010 US Census, Catholicism is the largest religious denomination in Worcester County, followed by Protestantism. The first Catholics arrived in Worcester in 1826. They were mostly Irish immigrants brought to America by the builders of the Blackstone Canal. As time passed and the number of Catholics grew, the community turned to Bishop Fenwick with a request to send them a priest. In response to this appeal, the bishop appointed the Reverend James Fitton to visit the Catholics of Worcester in 1834. For the first time, a Catholic mass was held in the city in an old stone building on Front Street. The foundation stone for Christ Church, the first Catholic church in Worcester (now St. John’s), was laid on July 6, 1834. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Worcester was elevated canonically on 14 January 1950 years by Pope Pius XII. Its territories were taken from the neighboring Diocese of Springfield. The current and fifth bishop is Robert Joseph McManus.
Religious Commitment Worcester County 2010
Religion
Number of adherents
Percentage
Catholic
348 625
38. 01%
General Protestant
49 656
5.4%
Evangelical Protestant
42 006
4.6%
Eastern Orthodox
8 140
0.9%
Jewish
4 605
0.5%
Black Protestant
677
0.01%
Other
15.445
1.68%
Nobody
447 826
48.84%
General
100%
The Unitarian-Universalist Church of Worcester was founded in 1841. The Worcester Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Spyridon was founded in 1924.
Emanuel Sinai Temple
Worcester is home to a dedicated Jewish community that attends five synagogues, including the Emanuel Sinai Temple Reformed Congregation, Beth Israel Congregation, a Conservative synagogue founded in 1924, and the Orthodox congregation Tiferet Yisrael – the sons of Jacob (Chabad), where the Yeshiva Academy Ahei Timimim is located. . Beth Israel and His Rabbi was the subject of the book and They Shall Be My People: An American Rabbi and His Congregation by Paul Wilks.
Armenian Church of the Savior
The first Armenian church in the Western Hemisphere was built in Worcester in 1890 and consecrated on January 18, 1891 as “Soorp Purgich” (Holy Savior). The current sanctuary of the community, now known as the Armenian Church of the Savior, was consecrated in 1952 year.
Worcester is home to America’s largest Mandaean community of about 2,500 members. Most of the Mandaeans arrived in Worcester as refugees due to instability in Iraq in the early 21st century.
Media
Main article: Media of Worcester, MA
Telegram & Gazette Worcester’s only daily newspaper. The newspaper, known locally as “Telegram” or “T and G”, is wholly owned by GateHouse Media of Fairport, New York.
Commonwealth station UniMás, WUTF-TV Channel 27, licensed to Worcester but operating in Needham. The regional version of Spectrum News 1, which has evolved over the years from a community access channel to a regional cable news channel, is based outside the community.
Worcester based radio stations include WCHC, WCUW, WSRS, WTAG, WWFX, WICN and WXLO. WCCA-TV shows channel 194 and provides public cable television as well as live coverage of the channel on its website WCCATV.com.
Notable people
Main article: List of people from Worcester, Massachusetts
Harvey Ball is the designer of the iconic
emoji logo
Tyler Beed (born 1993) – baseball pitcher for the San Francisco Giants
H. John Benjamin – Actor
Mike Birbiglia – comedian
Elizabeth Bishop – Poet
Luke Caswell, better known as Caswell, LGBT rapper
Bob Cousy – NBA Hall of Famer; visited the Holy Cross; resident of Worcester since early 1950s
John Dufresne – writer; Guggenheim Fellow
Rich Gedman – former MLB player; starting catcher for the 1986 AL champion Boston Red Sox
Robert Goddard – creator of the world’s first liquid fuel rocket
Abby Hoffman – Civil Rights Leader
Alice Hollister – actress
Jean Louise Kelly – actress
Jordan Knight – singer
Jarrett J. Crosochka – author and illustrator
Stanley Kunitz – Poet
Denis Leary – actor and comedian
Joyner Lucas – rapper
John Lurie – musician, actor and artist
Charles Olson – Poet
Rosie Ryan – baseball pitcher
Joyce Reopel – artist
Sam Seder – talk radio host and comedian
Doug Stanhope – comedian
Eric Per Sullivan – actor
Major Taylor – Cycling Champion and Cycling Pioneer
Helen Walker – actress
Alicia Witt – actress
Mel Zabarsky – artist
Geoffrey Zakarian – celebrity chef
Infrastructure
Transportation
Worcester is served by several interstate highways. Interstate 290 (I-290) connects downtown Worcester with I-495 at Marlborough, Mass Pike, and I-395 at nearby Auburn and the Connecticut city of Norwich. I-190 links Worcester with Highway 2 and the cities of Fitchburg and Leominster in northern Worcester County. Pike can also be reached via a connecting segment of Highway 146 from Providence.
Union Station, 1911, designed by Watson & Huckel of Philadelphia
Worcester is also served by several smaller Massachusetts state highways. Route 9 links the city to its eastern and western suburbs, Shrewsbury and Leicester. Route 9 runs almost the entire length of the state, connecting Boston and Worcester to Pittsfield near the New York state line. Route 12 was the main route north to Leominster and Fitchburg until the completion of I-190. Route 12 also connected Worcester to Webster prior to the completion of I-395 . It still serves as an alternative local route. Route 146, the Worcester-Providence Turnpike, connects the city to the similar city of Providence, Rhode Island. Route 20 touches the southernmost tip of Worcester near the Massachusetts Turnpike. Route 20 is a coast-to-coast route connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean and is the longest road in the United States.
Worcester is the headquarters of the Providence and Worcester Company, a Class II railroad operating throughout much of southern New England. Worcester is also the western terminus of the Framingham/Worster commuter rail operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Union Station serves as the hub for commuter rail service. Built in 19In 11, the station was restored to its original grace and splendor, and in 2000 it began to operate at full capacity again. It also serves as an Amtrak stop serving Lake Shore Limited from Boston to Chicago. In October 2008, the MBTA added 5 new trains to the Framingham/Worcester line as part of a plan to add 20 or more trains from Worcester to Boston and to buy track from CSX Transportation. Train passengers can also connect to additional services such as line Vermonter in Springfield.
Worcester Regional Airport
The Worcester Regional Transit Authority, or WRTA, operates the municipal bus system. Buses operate within the city and also connect Worcester with the surrounding areas of central Massachusetts. Worcester is also served by OurBus, Peter Pan Bus Lines and Greyhound Bus Lines which operate out of Union Station.
Worcester Regional Airport (KORH), owned and operated by Massport since 2010, is located atop Tatnack Hill, Worcester’s highest point. The airport has two runways, 7,000 feet (2,100 m) and 5,000 feet (1,500 m) long, and a $15.7 million terminal. Between 19In the 1950s through the 1990s, the airport served many airlines, but since then commercial service has been inefficient.
Main article: Worcester Regional Airport
Public Health
UMass-Worcester Medical School Hospital
In 1830, state legislation funded the creation of the Worcester State Hospital for Psychiatric Hospitals (1833) and became one of the first new public asylums in the United States. Prior to the Worcester State Psychiatric Hospital, all other treatment centers were funded by private benefactors who neglected to treat the poor.
Worcester is home to the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine, ranked fourth in primary education among 125 medical schools in America in the 2006 US News & World Report “Best High Schools in America” annual guide . The medical school is ranked in the nation’s top quartile of medical schools for NIH research funding and is home to highly respected scientists including a Nobel laureate, a Lasker laureate, and several members of the National Academy of Sciences and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The school is closely associated with UMass Memorial Health Care, the medical school’s clinical partner, which has expanded its offices throughout Central Massachusetts. St. Vincent’s Hospital at the Worcester City Center Medical Center complements Worcester’s primary health care facilities. Reliant Medical Group, formerly the Fallon Clinic, is the largest private multidisciplinary group in central Massachusetts, offering over 30 different specialties. It is affiliated with St. Vincent’s Hospital in downtown Worcester. Reliant Medical Group was the creator of Fallon Community Health Plan, now an independent HMO based in Worcester and one of the largest health maintenance organizations (HMOs) in the state.
Utilities and utilities
Worcester has municipal water supply. Wastewater disposal services are provided by the Upper Blackstone Water Pollution Control District which serves Worcester as well as some nearby communities. National Grid USA is the exclusive distributor of electricity for the city, although due to deregulation, customers now have a choice of electricity generating companies. Natural gas is distributed by NSTAR Gas; only commercial and industrial customers can choose an alternative natural gas supplier. Verizon, the successor to New England Telephone, NYNEX, and Bell Atlantic, is the region’s primary landline telephone service provider. Telephone services are also available from various national wireless carriers. Cable television is provided by Charter Communications and broadband Internet access is also provided, while various DSL service providers and resellers may provide broadband Internet access over Verizon’s phone lines.
Sister cities
Worcester has the following sister cities:
Worcester, United Kingdom (1998)
Afula, Israel
Piraeus, Greece (2005)
Pushkin, St. Petersburg, Russia (1987)
See also
Greater Worcester Land Trust
List of factory towns in Massachusetts
List of people from Worcester, Massachusetts
List of tallest buildings in Worcester, Massachusetts
McCullen vs. Coakley
National Register of Historic Places listings in Worcester, MA
Worcester Public Library
Notes
references
further reading
See also: Bibliography of the history of Worcester, MA
Dubai, Debbie (2014). Worcester, Massachusetts: “Heart of the Commonwealth.” Atglen, PA: Schiffer, Publishing.
Erskine, Margaret A. (1981). Heart of the Commonwealth: Worcester . ISBN Windsor Publications, Inc. 978-0-89781-030-2 .
Flynn, Sean (2002). 3000 Degrees: The True Story of the Deadly Fire and the People Who Fought It . New York: Warner Books.
Lincoln, William (1837). History of Worcester, Massachusetts from its earliest settlement to September 1836. . MD Phillips.
Moynihan, Kenneth J. (2007). History of Worcester, 1674-1848 . History Press. ISBN 978-1-59629-234-5 .
Sandroff, Irving (1948). Your Worcester Street (PDF). Franklin Press.
From Slavery to Ownership: Worcester Slave Narratives, eds B. Eugene McCarthy and Thomas L. Doughton.
Map of Massachusetts. USA . New England. Counties – Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden, Worcester, Middlesex, Essex and Norfolk, Boston – Suffolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Barnstable and Dukes (Cape Cod). Cities – Springfield, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Newburyport, Salem, Lynn, Taunton, Fall River. New Bedford. These 1871 county and city maps are useful to see roads and railroad tracks.
Beers, DG 1872 Essex County Atlas Map of Massachusetts Plate 5 . Click on the map to see a very large image. See also 1872 Essex county map number 7.
external links
official website
Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce
Eduard Dzheredzhyan
“Where are the Nelson Mandels? asks Eduard Dzheredzhyan, sitting in his office at Rice University in Houston. “I don’t see any Nelson Mandela in Turkey. I don’t see Nelson Mandela in Azerbaijan. I don’t see Nelson Mandela in Armenia. And we need him. For Armenia, the biggest challenge of today is reconciliation with its neighbors.” If anyone can ask such a question, it is Jerejyan.
Because of what happened to his family in Armenia, he committed himself to the diplomatic service at an age when most young people are still trying to figure out who they are and what they want to do in life. “When I heard stories about the Genocide from my parents, I was still at school in New York.”
I began to wonder, “Why did I survive? Why am I here when so many other people have died?”
“I felt that I had to in some way honor the memory of those who were not as fortunate as me, and also repay the United States, that great country that gave my parents political asylum.”
Dzheredzhyan has served in the administration of eight US presidents, including as ambassador to Israel. However, his stay in an official post in Damascus was for him the most poignant experience. It was in Aleppo, in northern Syria, that his father Bedros escaped death. After the death of both parents at the hands of the Ottoman Turks, Bedros, along with other Armenian fellow villagers, had to leave his native village of Hachn (now the city of Saimbeyli, in southern Turkey) and go on a long walk to the desert near Deir ez-Zor.
When the exiles reached Aleppo, Bedros managed to escape and found refuge with a Syrian Arab family, who hired him as a horse groom.
While working in this family, he discovered that two Armenian girls, orphaned on the death march, were forcibly taken into the harem of a house where a Turkish officer lived. Bedros was so angry that he went there alone on horseback and rescued the girls, smuggling them to the Armenian church in Aleppo.
The story could have ended there, but in Worcester, Massachusetts, the girls had an older brother who had already received US citizenship. He managed to get them to the United States, where they told him how Bedros had saved them.
Somehow, in that pre-Internet era, my brother found Bedros at Robert College in Istanbul and helped him emigrate.
A man whose name is not recorded in the Jerejian family files helped Bedros settle in Worcester, Massachusetts, where he opened a grocery store.
While working in Massachusetts, Bedros met the woman who would later become his mother-in-law. It was during this first meeting that she showed him a photograph of her daughter, Maria Yazydjian, who also escaped the Armenian Genocide and moved to Cuba, to Havana, thanks to the help of the manager of the Danish orphanage in the Lebanese city of Jebeil, Maria Jacobsen. “He was very impressed by the photograph of this young woman,” recalls Eduard Dzheredzhyan. “He decided to go to Havana and bring her back, after which they got married.”
Jerejian’s parents were classical immigrants who wanted to provide their children with a better life. “My parents wanted me and my brother to have opportunities that they never had. They helped me get the best education they could afford and always inspired me to succeed, to strive to be the first.”
And he has succeeded, as the walls of his office at Rice University indicate. They are hung with photographs where Dzheredzhyan is depicted with a whole galaxy of various world leaders – from George W. Bush to Nelson Mandela. From this desk, he directs the Baker Public Policy Institute, the ninth most influential university-affiliated think tank in the world, with major interests in energy policy, health and life sciences, Middle East politics, Mexico, and fiscal policy. .
Thanks to his family’s experience, while working in Syria, Jerejyan was able to forge a close professional relationship with the then leader of the country, Hafez al-Assad. When Jerejyan formally presented his credentials as the new US ambassador, he told Assad that he was born in the United States thanks to his father’s heroic act in saving two girls in Syria.
“If someone had told that Armenian youth who had just lost his parents during the Genocide that one day his son would come to Damascus as the US ambassador, he would have replied: “You are out of your mind.” But that’s how it all happened.”
Assad was pleasantly surprised. I drew his attention to myself. Subsequently, during the three years of work, I often met with him, and we achieved a lot. I managed to turn the heavy legacy of the Genocide into my life’s work.”
Dzheredzhyan has repeatedly traced the path of his family to Aleppo. “I loved Aleppo. He is very handsome – or was. Little is left of Aleppo today because of the internecine war going on there.” Unfortunately, there is not a single record of the time that his father spent there, where he worked and where he saved the Armenian girls.
Jerejian’s involvement in conflict resolution in one of the world’s most troubled regions has given him a unique opportunity – and a unique right – to reflect on the issues facing Armenia today. “I believe that we need to move from the sense of self of the victims of the Genocide to the future of Armenian culture, the Armenian people and Armenians, wherever they are,” he says. Eduard Dzheredzhyan is convinced that in order for Armenia to succeed, it is time for it to find a new strategy for domestic and foreign policy.
“The best way to pay tribute to those who died during the Genocide is to work tirelessly for the benefit of a prosperous, secure, peaceful Armenia. We must do everything in our power as a diaspora to help Armenia achieve stability and success in the dangerous and isolated region where it is located.”
How to achieve this? Armenia will not be able to become a prosperous country without reconciliation with Turkey, Jerejyan believes. “The first step is to open the borders and restore economic and commercial ties with this country.”
Peace is not only in the interests of Armenia.
“Reconciliation has its advantages for Turkey too,” he argues. – Armenia is a Christian country, and Turkey will be able to earn points for itself by making peace with a Christian state bordering on it. This will help Turkey join the European Union. Armenia does not pose a strategic threat – it is too small for that. But because of the Genocide, which the Turks perceive very painfully, our country is a cultural and ideological threat.”
Conflict resolution is vital “because without peace and security, Armenia cannot become prosperous. And therefore, the Armenian government is faced with the task of recruiting and training a cadre of diplomats and politicians who would have a vision of how to make Armenia a prosperous and safe country.”
“This is what the Armenian community should be doing now. Hence the question: where are the Nelson Mandelas? For Armenia, this is the biggest challenge of our time.”
The historical accuracy of the material was confirmed by the Study Group of the project 100 LIVES .
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The weather in New England is changeable, but Massachusetts is home to some of the best universities in the world. Bay State has it all, from the finest liberal arts colleges to world-renowned universities. Most schools are in or near Boston, which has over 250,000 students at over 40 universities and colleges, but don’t forget the countryside too – many of the country’s top LACs are only hours away to the west.
The top 30 colleges in Massachusetts are listed below. The rankings were based on school quality, results, ROI, and other factors such as retention rate, selectivity, giftedness per student, student-faculty ratio, average income, and cost of attendance.
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Top Colleges in the New England Region
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
This year’s New England Region’s top school for overall quality is MIT. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts and has a fairly large student population. This school has awarded 3,715 bachelor’s degrees to qualified graduate students in 2019-2020.
The school has a high rate of student loan defaults. This is only 1.1 percent, which is a fraction of the national figure of 10.1 percent. Those with an MIT bachelor’s degree can expect to earn an average of $104,700 in their first few years of employment.
2. Dartmouth College
If you decide to go to Dartmouth College, you will be in good company. In our list of the best colleges in the New England region for 2022, it was ranked second. Dartmouth College is a mid-sized university located in Hanover, New Hampshire. This school awarded 2,114 bachelor’s degrees to qualified students in 2019-2020. With a student-faculty ratio of 7 to 1, it is clear that the university is committed to helping its students succeed. Those with a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth start their careers with an average salary of $75,500 in their first few years.
3. Yale University
Yale University is a great place for students working towards a bachelor’s degree. It ranks as the 3rd best college in the New England region list. This fairly large institution of higher education is located in New Haven, Connecticut. In the 2019-2020 academic year, the private, not-for-profit university awarded bachelor’s degrees to 4,942 students. Students who earn a bachelor’s degree at school are more likely to graduate on time.
Compared to the national rate of 33%, the graduation rate after 4 years is an impressive 88%. Yale graduates earn an average of $83,200 a year in their first years of employment.
4. Harvard University
Harvard University is a great place for students working towards a bachelor’s degree. It ranks #4 on our list of top colleges in the New England region. This large private non-profit university in Cambridge, Massachusetts has awarded 8,358 on 2019bachelor’s degrees in the 2020-97 academic year. Students who begin their education at school are more likely to stay. The retention rate for freshmen is 89,700 percent. In the early years of their career, a Harvard bachelor’s degree holder can expect to earn an average of $20,000.
5. Williams College
Williams College ranked fifth out of 168 New England schools ranked this year. Williams is a small non-profit private school in Williamstown, Massachusetts. In 2019-2020 academic year, 818 bachelor’s degrees were awarded. The school does an excellent job of retaining its students, with a freshman retention rate of 97 percent. Graduates from Williams earn an average of $59,000 a year in their early years.
6. Brown University
Brown University ranked 6th in this year’s Best Colleges in the New England region. This medium-sized university is located in Providence, Rhode Island. In the 2019-2020 academic year 3,269students received a bachelor’s degree from a private non-profit educational institution. Students who begin their education at school are more likely to stay. The retention rate for freshmen is 98 percent. In the early years of their career, a Brown graduate with a bachelor’s degree can expect to earn an average of $67,500.
7. Bowdoin College
Bowdoin College was ranked 7th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges list. Bowdoin College is a small private non-profit organization. college in Brunswick, Maine. In 2019-2020 academic year awarded 666 bachelor’s degrees. Compared to a national rate of 33 percent, the school has an excellent four-year graduation rate of 86 percent. Bachelor’s degree holders start their careers with an average salary of $65,500 in their early career years.
8. Amherst College
Amherst College was ranked 8th Best College in the New England Region in 2022. In the 2019-2020 school year in Amherst, Massachusetts, a small, private, non-profit school awarded 641 diplomas to qualified individuals. undergraduate degree students. The school has a high rate of student loan defaults. This is just 3. 8 percent, far from the national figure of 10.1 percent. In their early years of operation, Amherst graduates with a bachelor’s degree earn an average of $65,000 per year.
9. College of the Holy Cross
The College of the Holy Cross was ranked ninth on the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges list. In the 2019-2020 academic year, Worcester, Massachusetts, a small private non-profit school, awarded 864 diplomas to qualified undergraduate students. The low student loan default rate of 0.5 percent indicates that students at this school have an easier time paying off their loans than students at other schools. The national default rate is 10.1 percent. Holy Cross graduates with a bachelor’s degree earn an average of $71,000 per year early in their careers.
10. Tufts University
Tufts University was ranked 10th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges list. A fairly large private non-profit school in Medford, Massachusetts awarded 2020 bachelor’s degrees in 3,793-2019. Compared to a national rate of 33 percent, the school has an excellent four-year graduation rate of 88 percent. Those who graduate from Tufts with a bachelor’s degree earn an average of $75,800 in their first few years of employment.
11. Bentley University
Bentley University ranked 11th in this year’s New England Top Colleges list. Bentley University is a private non-profit institution in Waltham, Massachusetts. The school has an average student body and has awarded 1,748 bachelor’s degrees in 2019-2020. The school’s four-year graduation rate is 83 percent. Compared to the national rate of 33%, this is quite impressive. Bachelor’s degree holders start their careers with an average salary of 86.9$00,000 early in his career.
12. Boston College
Boston College was ranked 12th in the New England Region’s Best Colleges for 2022. This relatively large, private, non-profit school in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts earned 4,882 bachelor’s degrees in the 2019-2020 academic year. Students who begin their education at school are more likely to stay. The retention rate for freshmen is 95%. In the early years of their careers, graduates with a bachelor’s degree from Boston College earn an average of $72,500 per year.
13. Middlebury College
Middlebury College was ranked 13th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges. In the 2019-2020 academic year, a small, private, non-profit school in Middlebury, Vermont awarded 1,036 diplomas to qualified undergraduate students. With an 8:1 student-faculty ratio, it’s clear that the school is committed to helping its students succeed. Middlebury graduates earn an average of $58,200 a year in their first years of employment.
14. Wellesley College
Wellesley College was ranked 14th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges list. Wellesley College is a private, non-profit university in Wellesley, Massachusetts. The school has a small student body, but 713 bachelor’s degrees were awarded in 2019-2020. The school’s four-year graduation rate is 86 percent. Compared to the national rate of 33%, this is quite impressive. In the early years of his career, Wellesley graduates with a bachelor’s degree earning an average of $60,800.
15. Colby College
Colby College was ranked 15th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges. In the 2019-2020 school year, this small, private, non-profit school in Waterville, Maine awarded 651 bachelor’s degrees. The 9 to 1 student-to-faculty ratio indicates that students will have more opportunities for one-on-one communication with their instructors. Bachelor’s degree holders begin their careers with an average salary of $58,100 early in their careers.
16. Trinity College
Trinity College was ranked the 16th best college in the New England region in 2022. Trinity Bantams is a small non-profit private school in Hartford, Connecticut. In the 2019-2020 academic year, 653 bachelor’s degrees were awarded. The school is doing an excellent job. students, with a freshman retention rate of 91 percent. In their first years of operation, Trinity Bantams graduates with a bachelor’s degree earn an average of $66,100 per year.
17. Northeastern University
Northeastern University ranked 17th in the New England Region’s Best Colleges this year. Northeastern University is a large university in Boston, Massachusetts with a large student population. This school awarded 7,648 bachelor’s degrees to qualified students in 2019-2020. Compared to a nationwide default rate of 10.1%, the student loan default rate at the school is 2.2%. Those who graduate from Northeastern with a bachelor’s degree start their careers with an average salary of $67,400 in their early years.
18. Bates College
Bates College was ranked 18th Best College in the New England Region in 2022. A small private non-profit school in Lewiston, Maine awarded 2020 bachelor’s degrees in 576-2019. Students entering an undergraduate degree at the school are more likely to complete their studies on time. Compared to the nationwide rate of 33%, the 4-year issuance rate is an impressive 83%. In the early years of his career, a Bates graduate with a bachelor’s degree earns an average of $59..200 dollars.
19. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
In the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges ranking, Worcester Polytechnic Institute was ranked 19th, which is quite impressive. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is a private, non-profit university in Worcester, Massachusetts. The school has an average student body and has awarded 1,887 bachelor’s degrees in 2019-2020. The school’s four-year graduation rate is 76 percent. Compared to the national rate of 33%, this is quite impressive. In the early years of their careers, graduates with a WPI bachelor’s degree earn an average of $84.9$00,000 per year.
20. Boston University
Boston University is ranked #20 in this year’s New England Region College Rankings. Boston University is a private, non-profit university in Boston, Massachusetts. The school has a high student population and has awarded 11,894 bachelor’s degrees in 2019–2020. The school’s freshman retention rate is 65,300 percent, indicating that students are getting enough time spent there to return for a second year. In the early years of their career, a graduate with a bachelor’s degree from Boston University can look forward to an average earnings of $10,000.
21. Wesleyan University
Wesleyan University was ranked 21st in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges list. Wesleyan University is a small college in Middletown, Connecticut with a small student body. This school awarded 1,194 bachelor’s degrees to qualified students in 2019-2020. Students who earn a bachelor’s degree at school are more likely to graduate on time. Compared to the national rate of 33%, the percentage of graduates after 4 years is impressive – 92%. Wesleyan University graduates earn an average of $54,700 a year in their first years of employment.
22. Maine Maritime Academy
Maine Maritime Academy is ranked 22nd Best College in the New England Region for 2022. It is located in Castine, Maine. In the 2019-2020 academic year, 191 students received a bachelor’s degree from what is a jew’s harp? schools. The low student loan default rate of 2.1 percent indicates that students at this school have an easier time paying off their loans than students at other schools. By comparison, the national default rate is 10.1 percent. Maine Maritime graduates earn an average of 9$5,600 per year for the first years of operation.
23. Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Massachusetts Maritime Academy did well on the 2022 list of the best colleges in the New England region, ranking 23rd. This small college is located in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. In the 2019-2020 academic year, 453 students completed bachelor’s degrees from public schools. The school has a high freshman retention rate of 87 percent, indicating that students are getting enough time spent there to return for a sophomore year. Maritime graduates earn an average of $86,600 per year in their first years of service.
24. Providence College
Providence College was ranked 24th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges. In 2019-2020, a small, private, non-profit school in Providence, Rhode Island awarded 1,345 diplomas to qualified students with a bachelor’s degree. The school does an excellent job of retaining its students, with a freshman retention rate of 91 percent. Bachelor’s degree holders begin their careers with an average salary of $64,100 early in their careers.
25. Stonehill College
Stonehill College was ranked 25th in the 2022 New England Region Best Colleges. In the 2019-2020 academic year, a small, private, non-profit school in Easton, Massachusetts awarded 758 diplomas to qualified students with a bachelor’s degree. . The school has a high rate of student loan defaults. This is only 1.4 percent compared to 10.1 percent nationwide. Those who graduate from Stonehill with a bachelor’s degree can expect to earn an average of $60,800 in their first few years of employment.
26. Mount Holyoke College
Mount Holyoke, one of seven sisters, is a prestigious liberal arts college that welcomes women, transgender and non-binary students and is founded on the belief that women can and should change the world. Despite a shortage of male students, Mount Holyoke has a very diverse student body, with about one in four students being an international student and about one in four local students being of color (African American, Asian American, Hispanic, Native American or Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian). islands or Pacific islands or members of different races).
27. Babson College
Just 15 miles west of Boston, Babson College is the nation’s number one entrepreneurial community. It has both undergraduate and postgraduate business schools. All students earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree with 1 concentrations in areas such as accounting, finance, and operations management to choose from. The Babson (nicknamed BOW) Collaboration Agreement with neighboring Olin and Wellesley Colleges allows students to start a business in their freshman year of college, while the Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship annual course allows students to start a business in their freshman year of college.
28. Smith College
Smith is a member of the Seven Sisters and Five Colleges consortium, and its open curriculum and numerous cross-registration opportunities give students greater academic freedom. Smith’s graduate programs accept applicants of any gender, in addition to 41 departments covering more than 50 undergraduate majors. Margaret Mitchell, Nancy Reigen, and Sylvia Plath are among Smith’s notable alumni. Smith was also the first historically women’s college to offer an engineering degree and join the NCAA.
29. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
Established in 1997, Olin College of Engineering has quickly become one of the top engineering schools in the country. Students can specialize in engineering (with concentration options such as bioengineering, design, and robotics), electrical and computer engineering, or mechanics. mechanical engineering, thanks to a highly interdisciplinary and project-based curriculum. Collaboration and a code of honor define the culture. As part of the collaboration of the three BOW colleges, cross-registration opportunities are available at neighboring Babson and Wellesley colleges.
30. Brandeis University
Brandeis is named after Louis Dembitz Brandeis, the first Jewish Justice of the US Supreme Court, and is rich in Jewish history, experience and values. On the other hand, Brandeis is committed to diversity and welcomes students from all walks of life, cultures and religions. Only 31% of students identify as Jewish, while 40% consider themselves atheist, agnostic, or have no religious affiliation. Brandeis University’s 235-acre suburban campus is just outside of Boston, with everything from world-class museums and restaurants to professional sports and a variety of employment opportunities.
Conclusion
Five New England universities are in the top 10 US colleges, with two at the very top, according to the new rankings. Schools are not accustomed to occupying first places. After Princeton, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard are tied for second place in the ranking of the best universities in the United States according to US News and World Report.
Your kid’s turning 2, and it’s time to celebrate! In the past 24 months, your little one has likely learned to crawl, walk and talk. In addition to these major developmental milestones, your kiddo’s unique personality—and their distinct likes and dislikes—will start to shine through at this age. Keep your tot’s interests in mind when brainstorming second birthday themes. If they’re obsessed with dinosaurs, opt for a prehistoric theme. If they jump up and down with glee everytime you tune into a certain TV show, plan the day around their favorite character.
Need a helping hand? Check out our event-planning tips, plus a few unique 2-year-old birthday themes to inspire your day.
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How to Plan a 2-Year-Old’s Birthday Party
Even if you have a seed of an idea, plotting a toddler birthday bash for your soon-to-be 2 year old can overwhelm even the most organized parent. Take a deep breath. With these second birthday party ideas and tips from Seri Kertzner, owner of the New York City-based planning group Little Miss Party Planner, you can pull off a memorable party for your 2-year-old with minimal stress.
Keep it simple: When your child turns one, parents typically go all out and throw a blowout party. “But by baby’s second birthday, you’ve been there and done that,” Kertzner says. “No need to go big. Invite just your child’s friends (classmates, cousins and neighbors) and keep the party low-key.”
Embrace a colorful theme: “My favorites are a rainbow (all the colors!), a farm or a rubber ducky party, but consider your child’s interests,” Kertzner says. Make your life easier by picking a pre-packaged concept like Disney characters or Sesame Street, or get inspired by your toddler’s current favorite cartoon. And if you’re crafty, go for a DIY theme where you can let your own talents shine.
Keep kids busy: Let’s face it: There’s always a chance a tantrum will break out in a room full of toddlers. Prevent meltdowns by planning plenty of activities to keep kids busy. Better yet, hire someone to help. It’s best to find an entertainer your child is familiar with— a band member from your child’s music class or a storyteller from the nearby library. Ask parent friends for vetted recommendations. And if you’re looking for entertainment, you can find and book a range of performers (magicians, musicians, face painters—you name it) on TheBash.com.
Adults should have fun too: Don’t forget to entertain the parents too. If appropriate, Kertzner suggests having wine and beer readily available. “It’s also nice to set some grownup food for them to snack on, such as a crudités or a cheese platter,” she adds.
Don’t sweat the small stuff: It’s a 2-year-old birthday party, after all. Your kid won’t remember it, so try to relax and have fun, Kertzner says. As long as you nail down the theme, the fine details—like invitations, cake ideas and birthday party outfits—will all fall into place.
Punny 2-Year-Old Birthday Themes
Love a good pun? You’re in luck; there are tons of funny—and punny—second birthday themes. Head to Pinterest for inspiration, brainstorm your own puns or check out three of our favorite 2-year-old birthday party themes below.
Two cool birthday theme
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Is your toddler too cool for school? Consider throwing them a “two cool” birthday party. This gender-neutral theme is open to interpretation, but we envision a modern color scheme (think: cobalt blue and sunny yellow) and decorative sunglasses. After all, every cool kid needs a killer pair of shades. In terms of party clothes, let them wear their favorite outfit (nothing screams cool kid like a unique sense of style!) or pick up a printed tee for the occasion. When it comes to snacks and party food, serve up mini cupcakes with sprinkles and colorful platters of fruits and veggies. Dippable treats, like chicken nuggets and mozzarella sticks, always go down well. Bake or buy, a birthday cake with icy blue frosting and decorate it with a custom topper. All that partying is going to make those littles thirsty, so have a cooler full of grown-up drinks and plenty of juice boxes for the kiddos (chilled of course). Want to go all out? Invest in a snow cone machine for an icy, on-theme dessert.
Get the look: Invitations: Minted Two Cool Children’s Birthday Party Invitations, $35 for 10 invitation cards, Minted.com; Outfit: Double Joy Designs Two Cool Birthday2 Shirt, starting from $20, Etsy.com; Decorations: Two Cool Party Supplies, $17, Amazon.com; Accessories: Itsy Belle Two Cool 2nd Birthday Party Hat, $3 per hat, Zazzle.com
Two sweet birthday theme
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Celebrate your kid’s sweet nature with a confectionary-inspired birthday party. The “two sweet” birthday theme uses candy colors and playful accessories to create a scene Willy Wonka would be proud of. We’ve chosen to highlight a donut and sprinkle motif, but you can draw inspiration from your little one’s favorite treats (think: ice-cream, cookies or even watermelon!). Before the event send out personalized invitations with a photo of your kid in their sweetest look to date. Decorate the venue with a banner and streamers in shades of mint green, lavender purple and pastel pink. Confetti balloons also work well, as the colorful confetti looks like sprinkles! Dress your little one in a personalized birthday outfit or a sweet dress that they can wear again. Keep kids of all ages entertained with a cupcake-decorating station—simply plate up some freshly-iced cupcakes and a selection of toppings and sprinkles. Serve up custom cookies, popcorn cones and some healthy veggies and protein-based finger foods to avoid epic sugar-rushes among your little guests. A rainbow sprinkle birthday cake will be the cherry on top.
Get the look: Invitations: Little Folk Printables Two Sweet Pastel Donut Birthday Party Photo Invitation, $3 per card, Zazzle.com; Outfit: Mudpie Smocked 2nd Birthday Dress, $38, Mudpie.com; Decorations: Sweet Amy Shop US 16″ Two Sweet Rose Gold Letter Balloons, starting from $15, Etsy.com; Tableware: Juvale 144 Piece Donut Grow Up Party Supplies with Plates, $21, Amazon.com
Ready, set, go! A “two fast” birthday party is the perfect choice for mini motor-heads. Go for car-themed decorations and red, white and black balloons. For a cheap and cheerful nod to the theme, buy a black table cloth and use small strips of white tape to create road markings on your very own race track. Dress your little one in a custom two fast outfit or a Lightning McQueen shirt. Serve up Oreos, stop-light jello and hot dogs with little wheels fashioned from olives. The crowning glory of this boisterous bash? A birthday cake decorated with a red race car topper. This 2-year-old birthday party theme is sure to be a roaring success.
Get the look: Invitations: Zazzle Two Fast Birthday Party Red Race Car 2nd Birthday Invitation, $3 per card, Zazzle.com; Outfit: Madi Moosh Boutique Two Fast Birthday T-Shirt, starting from $15, Etsy.com; Decorations: Bessmoso Race Car Two Fast Party Decorations, $18, Amazon.com; Accessories: Oriental Trading Cars & Trucks Treat Boxes, $8, OrientalTraining.com
Here’s one more punny 2-year-old birthday theme for good measure: A “two groovy” party. Decorations in vintage hues—like burnt orange, mustard yellow and rose pink—will take center stage at this event. Add floral elements like daisy balloons and flower crowns for a boho touch. Dress your little hippie in laid-back attire or opt for adorable mommy-and-me matching shirts. Serve up healthy platters of veggie sticks and hummus alongside a tie-dye frosted cake. Good vibes guaranteed.
Get the look: Invitations: Simple Ink DIY Two Groovy Invitation, $3 per card, Zazzle.com; Outfit: Lets Grow Boutique Two Groovy Shirt, $29, Etsy.com; Decorations: Cher Can Do It Groovy Birthday Balloon Garland, starting from $35, Etsy.com; Party Favors: WillowAndCoByLulu Two Groovy 2nd Birthday Party Personalized Sunglasses Party Favors, starting from $12, Etsy.com
Disney 2-year-old birthday themes
Disney-inspired 2-year-old birthday themes are always magical. While we couldn’t cover every classic film, here are three party ideas inspired by our kids’ favorite flicks.
Minnie or Mickey Mouse birthday theme
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Honor Disney’s roots with a Minnie and Mickey-themed birthday party for your 2-year-old. When it comes to decor, don’t fight the urge to go all out on the mouse motif. Balloons, party favors and decorations that fit the theme are all easy to find. Pick up a fun costume or dress your mini in a personalized T-shirt for the big occasion. Disney-inspired bites for a toddler’s second birthday are easier than you think: bow-tie pasta (a nod to Minnie’s love of bows), unpeeled oranges with slices of kiwi pinned in with a toothpick for ears and Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles. For the showstopper, get your hands on a simple sheet cake and decorate it with an edible sticker featuring Disney’s dynamic duo.
Get the look: Invitations: Disney’s Mickey & Friends Mickey & Minnie Time to Party Photo Invitation, $3 per card, Zazzle.com; Outfit: Stone Hippo Boutique Mickey Mouse Birthday Toddler T-Shirt, starting from $14, Etsy.com; Decorations: Mickey Mouse Forever 13-Picture Photo Garland Kit, $10, PartyCity. com; Accessories: LA Wholesale Store Mickey Mouse Ears and Minnie Mouse Headband Party Favors, $17, Walmart.com
Encanto birthday theme
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You’ll be seeing plenty of 2-year-old birthday themes inspired by the smash hit Encanto. Make it magical with an interactive e-invitation that gives guests a taste of what’s to come. Pick up some Encanto party supplies or get crafty with homemade streamers and balloons in turquoise blue, cerise pink and rich purple. Your little superstar can wear a look inspired by their favorite character, whether that be Mirabel, Antonio or Bruno (Shush!). Keep tots entertained with a movie-themed sing along and dance-off. Dish up some bite-size treats like empanadas with corn salad and chips and dips. Add a custom topper to their birthday cake to complete the look.
Get the look: Invitations: Invitation with Love Encanto Video Invitation, $13, Etsy. com; Outfit: Disney Mirabel Costume for Kids Encanto, $50, Disney.com; Decorations: Encanto Birthday Party Kit for 8 Guests, $26, PartyCity.com; Balloons: Disney’s Encanto 12″ Latex Balloons, $3 for a set of 6, OrientalTrading.com
Frozen birthday theme
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Is your kid a big Frozen fan? Follow the steps below to host the perfect Frozen-inspired second birthday party. First off, create a custom invitation with a picture of your little one (preferably a snap of them frolicking in the snow, but work with what you’ve got!). Next, source a costume of their favorite character from the film. Once you’ve picked an outfit, turn your attention to decorations. Plenty of online stores offer decorating kits; or, you could upcycle old Christmas decorations to create your very own winter wonderland. Complete the look with an icy blue and white balloon arch. For snacks, serve up a bowl of “ Olaf’s marshmallow snowballs,” snowflake cookies and a plate of “Sven’s carrots” with an assortment of dips.
Get the look: Invitations: Disney Frozen Anna & Elsa Birthday Invitation, $3 per invitation, Shutterfly.com; Outfit: Frozen Frozen 2 Elsa Classic Toddler/Child Costume, $48, Target.com; Decorations: Disney Frozen Party 7pc Decorating Kit, $10, Michaels.com; Balloons: Aousthop Elegant Snowflake Balloon Garland Arch Kit, $20, Walmart.com
Whimsical 2-Year-Old Birthday Themes
Of course, a second birthday party doesn’t have to focus on a certain character or funny play on words. Why not go old-school with a whimsical 2-year-old birthday theme? From a barnyard bash to an ocean-inspired event, here are three of our favorite party ideas for toddlers.
Searching for summer-ready 2-year-old birthday party ideas? Head outdoors and host a camp-inspired celebration. Draft a guest list and invite attendees to visit summer camp for the afternoon. Next pick up some tees: Parents and helpers can wear “camp counselor” shirts, while the birthday boy or girl can rock a custom happy camper T-shirt. On the day, set up a trestle table in your backyard (or local green space) and add a checkered tablecloth. Use log-slice cake stands and homespun decorations, like lanterns and brown paper bunting, to create a rustic vibe that stays true to the theme. A summer barbecue makes it easy to grill and chill for toddlers and adults. Hamburgers, hot dogs and cauliflower wings for the vegetarians are crowd pleasers for all ages. Of course, no camping trip would be complete without s’mores, so set up a DIY station with all the ingredients and assign an adult to warm them up on the grill or fire pit. Wash all the tasty treats down with gallons of ice-cold lemonade—simply delicious.
Get the look: Invitations: Big Dot of Happiness Happy Camper Fill In Camping Birthday Party Invitations, $12 for 8 invitations, Target. com; Outfit: Shirts by Sarah Kids Personalized Birthday Shirt, $32, Etsy.com; Decorations: Kreatwow Camping Happy Birthday Decorations, $25, Walmart.com; Accessories: Oriental Trading Personalized Camp Party Yard Sign, $20, OrientalTrading.com
Vintage tea-party birthday theme
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Toddlers love to imitate adults, which is why an afternoon-tea 2-year-old birthday theme proves to be such a success. The best part? A toddler tea party is relatively inexpensive and super-easy to set up. Send vintage-style invitations and allow attendees to bring a plus-one in the form of their favorite doll or stuffed animal. Encourage guests to wear their fanciest attire and dress your little one in a pretty party dress. Set the scene with a low table surrounded by cushions to sit on. Decorate with a floral tablecloth, doilies and strings of faux pearls. Skip the fancy china in favor of plastic tea cups and child-friendly paper tableware (Meri Meri has tons of cute options). Serve up delicate sandwiches and macaroons on tiered cake stands, and pour juice or pink lemonade from a teapot. Keep party-goers entertained with your kid’s dress-up box, and let them blow off some steam with a cake-themed piñata.
Get the look: Invitations: Save the Date Printable Tea for Two Birthday Invitations, starting from $3, Etsy.com; Outfit: Meadow Marvels Tea for Two Birthday Dress, starting from $18, Etsy.com; Decorations: Meri Meri English Garden Party Bundle, $60, MeriMeri.com; Accessories: Meri Meri Cake Pinata, $40, MeriMeri.com
Farmyard birthday theme
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Yeehaw! If you’ve got a country boy or girl in the house—a farmyard theme is the way to go. The first step to pulling off this epic 2-year-old birthday theme? Hunt down a farm-tastic invitation featuring your kiddo’s favorite animals. On the big day dress your little one in comfy overalls layered over a barn animal birthday shirt. Among your second birthday party supplies, you’ll want these animal head visors (an easy way for kids to dress up) and critter centerpieces, each with a barnyard adorned with the number two. Add a few gingham tablecloths, and you’ll be ready to go. Get creative and brainstorm fun, farm-inspired birthday food. Our top picks include: “Bales of hay” (Rice Krispie treats), pigs (in a blanket), deviled eggs in a DIY chicken coop (chicken nuggets work well here too) and a big veggie platter, which can serve as farm produce. If you want to get a little more whimsical, you can also slice fruit using animal-shaped cookie cutters. (The bigger, the better—watermelon and pineapple work great here.) Classic games like pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey and musical chairs (set against a soundtrack of “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”) are perfect for a barnyard bash—but if you want to splurge, you could even have a petting zoo company set up camp.
Get the look: Invitations: Big Dot of Happiness 2nd Birthday Farm Animals Shaped Fill-in Invites, $16 for 12 invitations, Walmart. com; Outfit: Party Alley Apparel Oink Bah Moo I’m Two Shirt, starting from $21, Etsy.com; Decorations: Meri Meri On The Farm Party Bundle, $67, MeriMeri.com; Party favors: Lemon Lime Lagoon Farm Blowouts, $5, Etsy.com
Under the sea birthday theme
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Dive into the deep blue sea for an unforgettable second birthday party. Whether your 2-year-old is obsessed with sharks, mermaids or other aquatic creatures, this theme will go down a storm. Go all in on this whimsical theme and dress your toddler as their favorite sea creature. Decorate with streamers, balloons and real seashells, if possible. Add pops of color to the blue and green color scheme with cut-out red crabs and yellow starfish. For nibbles, serve up goldfish crackers, beach-inspired cookies and fish sticks (smoked salmon is great for the grown-ups). For an extra-special touch create a “coral reef” platter by arranging an assortment of vegetables around a dipping sauce centerpiece. Pick up a blue-frosted cake and complete the look with an ocean-inspired cake topper.
Get the look: Invitations: Whirlibird Express Under The Sea Invitation for 2nd Birthday, $3 per invitation, Zazzle.com; Outfit: Meri Meri Shark Costume, $75, MeriMeri.com; Decorations: Hashtag Cutouts Under The Sea Party Decorations, $80, Etsy.com; Accessories: Kitchen Door Under The Sea Banner and Party Backdrop, starting from $12, Etsy.com
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2-Year-Old Birthday Party Ideas – Netmums
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Last modified on Tuesday 15 February 2022
Planning a two-year-old’s birthday party might seem like a huge task, but we know that organising a special celebration for your toddler is important for you and for them. This is everything you need to know, from venues to food to gifts.
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Indoor party ideas
By two years old, your child will be much more active and vocal than they were at their first birthday party, so it’s likely that a bigger, busier party is on the cards!
An indoor birthday party is always a good idea with unpredictable weather to contend with – and if your child has an autumn or winter birthday then it’s probably the safest option.
Hosting a two-year-old birthday party in your own home means your child will be in familiar surroundings (and less daunted by all the people), but if you’re looking at a larger guest list, why not try some of our other indoor party options below?
Your own home
By two years old, your child will already be developing all of their own personal interests, so an at-home party means you have endless freedom to create a personalised theme that feels special to them.
Depending on what your child is into, themes like animals, princesses, dinosaurs, superheroes or fairies are good options that lend themselves well to decorations and dress-up costumes (which could be super cute!).
A party in your own home is also a great way to keep the cost low, and it offers you more control over how many people you invite and how long the party lasts for.
Soft play centres
Now that your child is a little older, they’ll be able to properly enjoy a soft play centre party – more so than when they were younger.
Most soft play centres will have a specific area that caters to young toddlers, so no need to worry about older kids getting in the way. They’ll often offer bookings with a party planner and catering included – so it’s definitely the most hassle-free option!
You can browse your local soft play centres with our handy search tool here – just check that they have a section suitable for two-year-olds, and if you’ll need any adults to supervise.
Village hall or community centre
Your local village hall or play centre is another great indoor party venue, especially if you don’t want to be restricted by the size of your home or the per-head cost of soft play.
Hiring the hall will be the main cost you have to front, plus any added extras like paying for catering or a bouncy castle (ideal for toddlers). And if you want to keep costs down, you can opt to make your own food (just bear the numbers in mind if you’re doing so).
Check out your local halls for hire using our search tool – just remember to check that they offer children’s parties.
Outdoor party ideas
Petting zoo
Now that your toddler is getting older and more curious, a petting zoo is an exciting adventure for them to explore on their birthday. Don’t panic about goats and ponies just yet, though – plenty of venues will offer parties with smaller animals, like guinea pigs, bunnies and chicks. And you’ll be able to snap some super cute photos to look back on!
Garden party
A garden party is the perfect compromise when it comes to an outdoor party that still maintains the familiarity of your own home.
You can decorate the garden with bunting, hire a bouncy castle, or set up play mats with toys. Plus, you have freedom when it comes to the theme, with animal, jungle or dinosaur themes working well outside.
If it’s summertime, then a water play party in shallow paddling pools can be really exciting for two-year-olds. Just of course make sure to supervise at all times.
Picnic
Going for a picnic party is an easy outdoor option that feels more like an adventure than staying in your own home. Bring some finger food and toys out for a picnic, then head to an outdoor play area for the kids to explore. There are plenty of games that can be played on a picnic, like pass the parcel (as long as you clean up afterwards), outdoor puzzles or chalks to draw on concrete.
Who to invite
By two years old, your son or daughter will probably have made more friends from their nursery or play group – but this doesn’t mean they won’t be shy or daunted around bigger groups. Anything up to around eight friends is a good idea and will stop them from becoming overwhelmed. Then, once you add on family, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and children of family friends, you’ll have a full list.
If your child is getting into arts and crafts, then sitting down to make some invitations together can be a fun way to get them involved in the planning – and it’ll add a personal touch.
It’s ideal to send out party invites between two and four weeks in advance. If you’re paying in advance for a venue, ordering food from a caterer or buying ingredients yourself, you’ll want to have numbers sorted early – so ask for RSVPs as soon as possible too!
Games and activities
When it comes to games, two-year-olds won’t necessarily be used to following rules, and being kicked out of a game can be upsetting. Avoid activities with too much focus on competition and instead concentrate on having fun. Stocking up on small prizes is also a good idea, so that everyone feels included.
Simple games like musical statues, musical chairs and pass the parcel will excite two year olds – and you can give everyone a prize for taking part.
If games are too tricky, then simply handing out bubbles or setting up a sandpit outside is an easy way to keep toddlers entertained.
You can buy bubble-making machines, too. See more details here at Amazon.
Check out some more party games for two-year-olds here.
Food and drink
Party food
By two years old, your child should have explored a range of different foods and will be able to eat the same things as the older children and adults at the party. Small, bite-sized food is the best option for a toddler’s party, as the kids will be having too much fun to sit down and eat.
If you’re worried about making sure there’s enough food to go around, fill up a cardboard meal box for each child. That way, you know no one will miss out and they can always take it home if they’re having too much fun for food.
With most toddlers being picky eaters, stick to foods that you know they’re probably going to like, such as sausage rolls, mini sausages, finger sandwiches and cheese cubes, as well as low-salt crisps and crackers. For more ideas, check out our party food guide here.
Drinks
For drinks, the healthiest option is to stick to water or milk. If you want to give fruit juice to under-fives, the NHS recommends that you dilute it with 10 parts water to 1 part juice. Older kids can have squash, water or undiluted fruit juice.
The NHS advises against fizzy drinks or flavoured milk for babies and toddlers, but if you want to offer them to older kids then do so after the food, so the kids aren’t too full of sugar to eat anything healthy.
Plus, if you’re at home and are worried about damaging furniture or carpets, keep the food and drink in a designated room or the garden.
Birthday cake
There are plenty of different options for birthday cake, depending on how much of a baker you are! Most supermarkets will sell themed birthday cakes, or if you want something extra personal then your local cake maker will likely be able to whip up something amazing.
For a middle ground hack, you can buy a simple sponge cake and add the personalised decorations yourself. We promise the kids won’t know any different! We’ve got plenty of cake decoration ideas for you to follow here, from castles to trains, to a classic caterpillar cake.
If you fancy baking your own cake, browse our library of recipes, from cupcakes to chocolate cake or rainbow cake, plus gluten free and egg free options, too.
Desserts
For extra dessert options other than cake, it’s a good idea to have some finger bites available, like little chocolate bites (though not too many!) and pieces of fruit.
Kids will also love jelly and ice cream as a dessert – and to make it that touch healthier why not try some of our fruity ice cream recipes? Alternatively, you can serve sorbet as a dairy-free option that goes down a treat with kids.
Gift ideas
By two years old your toddler will be developing their own interests, but they’re also likely to grow out of things quickly which can make buying gifts difficult.
If you don’t want to buy a toy that they’ll shortly be too old for, then a sentimental keepsake like a personalised story book can be a nice memento.
As a practical gift, a toddler’s tricycle is a smart idea as they should be just about ready to start learning (plus, it’ll last them a good few years!).
In terms of toys, chunky Lego is a fun way for your child to learn as they figure out how to build different shapes. Have a browse through some more of the best birthday gifts for two-year-olds here.
Lego Duplo is always a good idea. See more details here at Amazon.
Party bags
As two-year-olds start to be invited to more parties, they’ll quickly get used to receiving a party bag every time they go to one! It can sometimes be tricky to know what to include…
If you’ve thrown a themed party for your child, then having a theme to stick to for the party bags too makes it that bit easier. You can find cute stuffed animals for an animal theme or tiaras for princesses.
A lot of plastic toys are only suitable for children aged three and upwards, so stick to things like play-doh and chunky crayons. Oh, and don’t forget the cake!
Check out more party bag ideas here.
Tips for a great second birthday party
As with any party, planning ahead and getting organised with a list of everything you’ll need to do in advance of the big day will make things whole lot easier. These top tips should help things run even more smoothly:
Child-to-adult ratio: If you’ve got quite a few two-year-olds or young toddlers in attendance, then make sure you have enough adults on hand to deal with accidents, as well as any tears or tantrums.
Write down the gifts your child receives and who they’re from as soon as your child opens them. You’ll thank yourself later when it comes to writing thank-you notes!
Plan the party for the morning or lunchtime. Many two-year-olds will take an afternoon nap, and you don’t want your party to clash. Plus, they’ll likely be tired after just a couple of hours.
Be prepared for accidents. Some of your two-year-old guests might have started potty training, so be ready for some potential accidents during your party, and keep cloths and baby wipes handy.
Don’t drop your usual rules. Okay, a party is a time for kids to have fun – but that doesn’t mean you should drop your usual rules when it comes to tantrums and misbehaviour. However you usually deal with a tantrum, the best thing to do at a party is to take your child away from the audience, so going to a free room is a good idea.
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10 Budget Birthday Party Ideas to Wow Your Toddler’s Mind
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It comes once a year, so of course you want it to be super-duper special, but pulling off a toddler birthday party without spending a lot can be a puzzler. Luckily for you, little kids are pretty easy to please. (Did someone say birthday cake?!)
These budget birthday party ideas for toddlers are cost-conscious—but also super easy and fun!
Make a Mess!
There’s no need to spend a bunch of cash when the simple pleasure of getting super messy is every toddler’s dream. (After all, they’d love to scribble on the walls all day, every day without a grown-up saying “no,” if they could.) While this idea works best for warm-weather birthdays, we’ve got a few indoor-friendly ideas for rainy days, too.
Photo by Dejan Ristovski / Stocksy
Messy Outdoor Birthday Party Ideas
For outdoor activities in sunny weather, prep ahead of time by stocking up on old towels and asking parents to dress their kids in old clothes or bathing suits for the party. Afterward (if you can), set up the sprinkler and let them run through it a few times to get clean.
1. Go wild, Jackson Pollock-style! Put out old sheets or butcher paper on the lawn or driveway or in the garage, buckets of washable paint, and let children have at it Jackson Pollock-style. (You could even hand out goggles.) Bonus points: Dump warm spaghetti in the paint buckets—it splatters beautifully when thrown.
2. Just add water. Two more versions of the wild paint party are to fill water balloons with diluted non-toxic paint and throw them at a sheet, or freeze non-toxic watercolors in ice cube trays and let them paint with the melting cubes. Write a happy birthday message for the honoree with fabric pens.
3. Make a giant mud pie. Fill the kiddie pool with potting soil and water for a good old-fashioned mud pit. Provide some old pie and muffin tins for making that kid-classic: the mud pie. Let the birthday kid blow out the candles on that cake, too!
Messy Indoor Birthday Party Ideas
4. Take a spin! Did you know old salad spinners work great for spin art? Collect three or four salad spinners from thrift stores (or borrow from friends if they’re willing to donate them for a good cause). Place small paper plates into the spinner and let your kid guests squiggle some non-toxic Tempura paint on each plate. Then place the top on the salad spinner and go wild! The result will dazzle their eyes. Have a playdough station handy while they wait their turns.
5. Plane-apalooza! Make paper airplanes out of various papers and materials like printer paper, aluminum foil, and origami paper, and then stage flying contests. You can also build bigger versions of planes out of cardboard or shoe boxes, and decorate them with stickers.
Downsize the Guest List
Inviting fewer guests will ultimately mean a more practical price tag, plus it can keep bedlam at bay and foster real connection among little friends who do attend. A general, albeit arbitrary, rule for numbering your invite list: your child’s age plus one. With a smaller crew of kids, you can also (gasp) ask the parents to drop their child off—that way, you don’t have to feed six children and potentially 10 adults, as well.
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Small Outdoor Birthday Party Ideas
1. Make a splash! Get out the blow-up pool, blow up the beach balls, and make your own beach party! Water table activities and sandbox fun will round out your little luau. Don’t forget the ice cream cones!
2. Create a backyard carnival. Set up stations for face-painting, plastic bottle ring-toss or corn hole, temporary tattoos, and lawn games like croquet or DIY mini golf (things like cardboard boxes, lawn furniture, plastic cups, and a little imagination are all you need to build a fun course). Added bonus: Find a brave adult who is willing to take a few whipped-cream pies to the face!
Small Indoor Birthday Party Ideas
3. Turning three? Have tea. Never underestimate the power of a dress-up tea party: Have each child bring a favorite doll or stuffed critter as a date. Head to the dollar store and grab some dress-up jewelry (for kids and their lovies), make herbal tea cooled with frozen fruit, and offer plenty of finger sandwiches and cakes.
4. Party with some popcorn and a movie. Throw a movie party with silly costumes so kids can act out their own stories after the showing. While blockbusters are a perennial party-theme favorite, why not try and break the mold with a lesser known film?
5. Bring the love…the puppy love. If you’ve got a toddler who holds a fondness for furry friends, make your own pet adoption shelter and play veterinarian! Head to the thrift store for gently loved stuffies, have a “pet adoption area” and “check-up area” (complete with a veterinarian’s doctor bag), and even offer each guest a “certificate of adoption” for each new pet they get to bring home.
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2nd Birthday Party Ideas for Toddlers – Happiest Baby
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Where did the time go? Your baby is turning TWO, and this is such a fun age to combine their interests with your decorating prowess for a “two-ly” spectacular birthday party. We’ve put together a list of the best 2nd birthday party ideas for boys and girls, with a bit of photo inspiration to get your creative juices flowing. Have fun and don’t forget to take a lot of pictures, because this stage of toddlerhood is over way “two” soon.
Off 2 The Races 2nd Birthday Theme
Photo: Pizzazzerie
A derby theme birthday is such a classic and cool idea for your tot. Horse and racing elements—including sweet prize ribbons, picket fences, and so on—are all very welcome here. This 2nd birthday theme is traditionally green and white but as shown, any color palette can be beautiful… We are loving the preppy blues and easy neutrals.
Oh
Two-dles Minnie Mouse 2nd Birthday Theme
Photo: The Celebration Stylist
This party uses the clubhouse catchphrase (“Oh, toodles!”) as a jumping off point for a Minnie-Mouse-themed affair. Consider going all-out with balloons in bright and pale pink; and of course, add lots of bows to the space because that is Miss Mouse’s most famous trademark.
Love You Two the Moon 2nd Birthday Theme
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Reach for the stars with this gender-neutral 2nd birthday party theme. Sandwiches cut out with moon shaped cookie cutters, even a rocket ship in the corner would be in the right universe. And moon and star motifs displayed among your balloons and paper goods will be an out-of-this-world touch. This is another theme that works with many color ways—but be sure to bring in metallics for some space-age sheen, no matter which direction your planning takes.
Bibbidi Bobbidi TWO 2nd Birthday Idea
Photo: Project Nursery
Two is the beginning of a true appreciation for the magic of Disney. Give your little princess or prince a dazzling day of fun and glamour with a Cinderella-themed birthday party that’s sure to impress all their fancy friends, from glass-slipper shaped cookies to a dress-up station and extra-special details and displays inspired by the movie, like in the example shown here.
Two by Two 2nd Birthday Idea
Photo: Kara’s Party Ideas
A Noah’s Ark theme is a super-sweet 2nd birthday party idea for a boy or a girl, or in this case, one of each… twins! Two turning two is even more of a reason to explore this adaptable and child-friendly 2-year-old birthday party theme. This mom went with arks, rainbows, and lots of animal pairs for a fete flooded with charm.
Tea for Two 2nd Birthday Theme
Photo: Bits of Bri
Quickly becoming a modern classic, this adorable 2nd birthday idea will charm your 2-year-old and their friends. We love that the food options built into a tea party are minimal and easy. You can go over-the-top with this theme or execute it simply. Keep an eye on little details like table linens and pretty paper goods, and make sure to teach the pint-sized guests all about pinky-lifting and sandwich-nibbling at their first fancy soirée.
Chugga Two Two 2nd Birthday Theme
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Planes, trains, and automobiles… any “things that go” theme is bound to charm your toddler. But if you’d like to narrow it down, may we suggest this absolutely perfect party theme for a 2nd birthday? Chugga Two-Two can be as big or as little as you want to make it, from simple, store-bought Thomas printables and party favors to a custom color scheme and personalized conductor hats.
Have Your Cake and Eat It Two 2nd Birthday Theme
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Nothing speaks to a toddler quite like sweets, so why not create an entire party around… cake! A cake-themed 2nd birthday party gives you lots of flexibility. You will have an absolute blast selecting pretty, inviting details to deck out the space in style for your little sweets-eater. When cake is at the center of the celebration, the details really just need to look like a party.
Two Infinity and Beyond 2nd Birthday Idea
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Another character-forward 2nd birthday idea that satisfies your little one’s love of movies and your propensity toward party planning! Toy Story is that quintessential childhood movie that many of us grew up on and are now enjoying with our little ones. Gather goods on Etsy or Amazon, make your own, or do a mix of all three. Primary colors and familiar faces are all you need to take this cute Disney party idea two the stratosphere.
One TWO Buckle My Shoe 2nd Birthday Theme
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Your little goody two-shoes is going to go head over feet for this charming 2nd birthday idea. Any shoe-loving little will enjoy pointing, flexing, tiptoeing, and dancing around their party space in their favorite kicks. Print out coloring sheets, procure shoe-shaped cookie cutters for sandwiches, and give out little princess shoes or cozy slippers as party favors for your two-cute guests.
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22 Creative Indoor Activities For Toddler Birthday Party |Kids Activities Blog
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Today, we have 22 creative indoor activities for toddler birthday party from all over the internet and beyond. From a classic game like printable birthday bingo to crawling paper caterpillars, we have indoor activities for kids of all ages.
Getting stuck indoors on a rainy day or for a kid’s birthday party is tough on 1 and 2 year olds, so let us help you turn your living room and household items into indoor activities using a little imagination.
FAVORITE indoor activities FOR toddler birthday party
Toddlers first experience birthday party activities with party-goers watching them smash the 1st birthday cake. Smashing the cake is lots of fun for the birthday child but you need fun indoor birthday party games for the younger children attending with short attention spans.
Indoor games and little kids just go together!
That is one of the reasons why these indoor party games are so perfect. Party guests can enjoy a treasure hunt or scavenger hunt for the perfect competitive game. Others can draw from a classic party game like Simon Says or tic tac toe. These indoor activities for toddler birthday parties are just plain awesome!
If these easy party game ideas look like fun but you don’t think you have a large room in your house to host your party most cities or towns have party places for rent.
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Popping balloons is so much fun!
1. Balloon Pop Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt from Burlap and Blue has a twist!
Can you pin the cherry on top?
2. Pin the Cherry on the Ice Cream Cone
Thirty Handmade Days has a great way to enjoy ice cream at your next toddler birthday party!
Let’s be the first to hit the bull’s eye!
3.
DIY Ax Toss Game
Kids of all ages will enjoy Craft Meets World‘s spin on this bean bags toss game.
How much candy will you win?
4. Saran Wrap Candy Ball Game
This game from Mom Luck will make your toddler parties a huge hit!
B-I-N-G-O! Toddlers win!
5. Printable Birthday Bingo Game
Crazy Little Projects‘ Bingo is easy to use for small groups or a larger group.
Legos are always so much fun!
6. Lego Spoon Race
Little Family Fun shows us a new way to play with Legos!
Let’s find some treasure!
7. Indoor Treasure Hunt for Children
Search for treasure with The Spruce‘s indoor treasure hunt activity!
Button, button, who’s got the button?
8. Button Button Game
Little hands will have a great time playing this game from Moms Who Think.
Let the adventures begin!
9. Obstacle Course Birthday Party
Martha Stewart‘s obstacle course party theme can be created with many difficulty levels.
Can you find the hidden object?
10.
Boomer-Whitz
This is a great party game for younger kids and older kids alike from Moms Who Think.
Musical chairs are so much fun!
11. Musical Chairs
Once the music plays, kids are on the move with this game from Kidspot.
Giants, Wizards, Elves, oh my!
12. Giants, Wizards, And Elves
The object of this game, from Bead Game, is to win all players to your team.
Let’s make learning letters fun!
13. The Alphabet: Teaching Toddlers Letters
Mom Life Made Easy makes learning fun with this matching game for small children.
Toddler piñata!
14. How To Make A Punch Piñata
Winning small prizes out of a piñata has never been so easy thanks to Grey House Harbor.
Toddlers will love this colorful piñata!
15. Rainbow Puch Pinata
Made With Happy shares how to make a rainbow punch piñata and other birthday party ideas.
Mazes are a great idea for birthday adventures!
16. DIY Hallway Laser Maze
Let It’s Always Autumn show you a great way to have an easy, inexpensive laser game for a group of kids!
Tic-tac-toe, three in a row!
17.
Tic-Tac-Toe Tutorial
Tic-Tac-Toe has never been this fun! Thanks, Sew Totally Smitten.
Can you stay on the lines?
18. Walk The Line Activity & Blowing Pom Moms
Hands On As We Grow gets bonus points for two for one toddler activities!
Balloon Tennis is a fun no rule game!
19. Balloon Tennis
Toddler Approved‘s ballon tennis could also be part of a relay race for added excitement!
Caterpillars need lots of wiggle room!
20.
Crawling Paper Caterpillars
Parents First‘s paper caterpillars are great fun for kids of any age.
Everyone loves an obstacle course!
21. Spy Obstacle Course
Frugal Fun For Boys knows how to make a party fun for the birthday boy!
Little friends will have loads of fun at this construction site!
22. Construction Site Sensory Bin
Busy Toddler can help you create a playing area that will provide hours of fun with shredded paper!
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10 Unique Birthday Party Themes For 2-Year-Olds
It’s true that your toddler likely won’t remember a lot from their second birthday, but that’s no reason to forgo a proper celebration. There are tons of birthday themes that can ensure guests of all ages have a fun time, adults included. Plus, with a little preparation and creativity, you don’t need to spend a fortune on these themed birthday parties.
If you really want to wow guests at your child’s 2nd birthday party, consider one of these on-point themes. The hardest part will be deciding what party theme to go with.
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10 Two Infinity & Beyond
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If your toddler is a face of everything space, then use this saying as the theme of your party. Pick up galaxy-themed décor – anything with stars, rocket ships, and aliens will be a perfect fit. Modify children’s games to stay on theme. For instance, instead of pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, have kids pin rockets onto a rocket ship.
9 Two Wild
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There’s a reason they call it the terrible twos, so celebrate your child’s wild side with this adorable theme. Mom-o-party suggests parents pick up jungle-themed décor. But you don’t need to spend a fortune on décor – just look around the house.
You can reuse plants as decoration and break into your child’s toy box to find small animal figurines that will stay on theme.
8 In Two The Deep
If you’re thinking of something Little Mermaid-esque, then go with an “In Two the Deep” theme. Focus the decorations on anything ocean-inspired. You could make the theme largely mermaids or pirates, depending on your child’s specific interests.
This is also a great theme if part of the birthday celebration will take place elsewhere, like at the beach or an aquarium.
7 Don’t Grow Up Too Fast
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Another great idea from Mom-o-party is a ‘Don’t Grow Up Too Fast’ theme, which likely describes how you feel about your child now that they’re turning two. This is a great option for kids (or parents) who love all things cars. Source décor that will make guests feel as though they’re at an F1 race. You can send children home with goodie bags featuring their own toy cars.
6 Monkey See, Monkey Do
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If your child’s favorite animal is a monkey (or they’re a huge Curious George fan), then this theme could be a winner. What Moms Love recommends this theme for its adorableness as well as simplicity. All you need to do is stick to monkey-themed décor. Consider handing out stuffed monkeys as party favors. For food, make sure to incorporate a lot of banana-themed items.
5 Tea For Two
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If you’re looking for an ultra-girly theme, then consider “Tea for Two,” as Lovely Lucky Life suggests. You can set up your toddler’s birthday party like a giant tea party, with feminine décor, adorable pastries, and of course, delicate teacups.
You can even consider hosting the event at a restaurant that specializes in tea parties, so you don’t have to fuss about getting all the décor and good together.
4 Chugga Chugga Two Two
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Trains may say ‘chugga chugga choo choo,’ but at your toddler’s party everyone will be saying ‘chugga chugga two two.’ Many young children are intrigued by the idea of trains, making this a fitting theme for a 2-year-old’s birthday party, especially if your kiddo is a huge fan of Thomas the Tank Engine.
3 Taco Two-sday
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Another adorable theme that Love Lucky Life recommends is taco two-sday. It’s only appropriate to have the party on a Tuesday with this name. Set up a taco bar for guests, so they can create their own tasty creations and decorate with Mexican-themed décor, so guests will feel like they took an international trip.
Don’t forget to serve other Mexican delicacies to stay on theme, like quesadillas, tamales, and guacamole.
2 Two Sweet
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What toddler doesn’t have a sweet tooth? If that describes your child, then a candy-themed party is a smart way to go. Decorate the venue with colorful décor to make it resemble Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. Serve guests a variety of candy and other sweet treats so they can get their fix.
1 Boo! I’m Two!
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Finally, if your toddler will celebrate their birthday around Halloween, consider a spooky bash. Pick up spooky décor, like plates with ghosts or other fictional monsters. Make sure the décor is child-friendly, though, as you don’t want younger guests scared by the theme. Serve fall-themed foods, like pumpkin pie, caramel apples, and candy corn.
If you need an activity for the kids, consider turning on a Halloween-themed movie or show, like Charlie Brown’s The Great pumpkin.
Whether you choose a party theme on this list or something else, we’re sure your toddler’s 2nd birthday is going to be a party to remember (even if they don’t have any memories from it).
Sources: Mom-o-party, Lovely Lucky Life, What Moms Love,
How to organize a child’s 2nd birthday: ideas for a children’s party
The first birthday of a child is a solemn event that all parents await with special trepidation. They gather a big magnificent holiday, distant relatives come from all over the world, mothers bake cakes at night and inflate millions of balloons. Mark or not? Of course! It’s the little man’s debut party. And even if the hero of the occasion sweetly sniffed the whole event in his cozy bed, it’s okay! But my mother had fun, rested and talked with all the relatives and guests, whom she missed so much. And if everything is more or less clear and understandable with the first birthday, then a number of questions arise with the second.
How to organize a child’s 2nd birthday? Lush or homey? Will he remember? Does he even need it? Maybe not celebrate at all, he still won’t remember? Mark, mark and mark again! Birthday is always a great occasion to give yourself and your baby a sense of celebration, gather guests and once again remember how dear you are to each other.
And organizing a holiday for a two-year-old is not as difficult as it seems at first glance. Even if you disappear at work from morning to night and you have absolutely no time to make a clown costume, bake a cake and inflate balloons after the Good Night, Kids program.
We have collected for you celebration ideas that a two-year-old and his guests will definitely like, and in one article we have highlighted the most important points that require your undivided attention. And if your diary is filled to overflowing with urgent matters, the Sea Show team will be happy to take the organization of your holiday into their capable hands. Just call +7 (495) 477-52-23. And the holiday will appear on the appointed day, as if by magic.
Firstly, the baby has most likely already started watching cartoons and listening to mother’s fairy tales before going to bed. He has favorite characters and stories in which he wants to be. Someone is crazy about Smesharikov, someone sleeps with puppies from the “Paw Patrol”, and someone at the age of two already considers himself a real princess. These are ready-made ideas for a children’s birthday! It remains only to get a magic wand and teleport the guests and the birthday boy to a fairy-tale land.
Secondly, by the age of two, the baby has already acquired social contacts. Surely he made friends on the playground, in the nursery group of the kindergarten, among the children of his mother’s friends, with whom they periodically play while their mothers drink coffee in the kitchen or on the veranda of a summer cafe. The party promises to be crowded! It remains for us to print beautiful invitation cards and send them to all the guests. They won’t have a chance to refuse. By the way, the Sea Show team will come up with the text and design of invitations especially for your holiday. If it is not possible to present invitations in person, do not despair. You can always send a beautifully designed virtual postcard in your favorite messenger. Not so romantic, but it saves time.
By the way, it is better to make a list of guests in advance in order to know exactly how many people to count on. Have them at least nod or send a “We will!” emoji. After all, the choice of the place of the future celebration will depend on the number of people.
So, you have decided – to be a holiday! Made a list of guests, decided on the date and time and want to send invitations. But you can’t… Because you have to invite guests somewhere, not in general. Before you invite all your relatives, dear ones and loved ones to a party on the occasion of the second anniversary of a small but very important person, you should decide on a place. In two years, there are not many options. And this is a very big plus! When the variety is amazing, making a choice can be oh so difficult.
First celebration option
So, option number one is to celebrate your baby’s 2nd birthday at home. It’s simple and saves you a fortune on renting a kid’s space at a cafe or entertainment center. But one important condition: you must be ready to receive a large number of people, tune in advance not to worry about every broken glass and every stain on the wallpaper from childish spontaneity, and understand whether you have enough space for a noisy banquet.
If you live in a house with a private yard, you can organize an open-air party. Unless, of course, your two-year-old was born in January or February. Otherwise, a home holiday has one important advantage. The baby is accustomed and comfortable in the home walls. And this will save him and his mother’s nervous systems from overload. And if the birthday boy or one of the guests wants to sleep, then you can always retire in the next room.
Issues that will have to be resolved before the moment X, when the guests appear on the doorstep, are the design of the space and the festive table. If there is a desire and time, a mother can independently turn a house or apartment into a fairy-tale land. Sometimes a couple dozen balloons and bright dishes are enough for this. If there is no time and opportunity, the Sea Show decor department will come up with, bring to reality, bring and take away the most fabulous decor in your life, designed specifically for your holiday and space. Just give us a call and we will save you a lot of time and effort.
Second celebration option
Option number two is to teleport the celebration to the children’s room of the entertainment center. So you leave your house or apartment safe and sound after the invasion of a crowd of two-year-olds. And save yourself the hassle of having to do a spring cleaning after all the fun. By the way, often entertainment centers offer the services of animators and options for decorating the hall. Often you can just buy a package service “Children’s Party” and close many questions for yourself in one fell swoop. It is convenient and saves a lot of time. And the artists of the Sea Show with the program can come to any point in Moscow and Moscow Region at your first call. Our all-knowing managers will help with the choice of space for the upcoming biennium. For 10 years of work, they have not held children’s holidays only on the Moon. Although soon, probably, they will be able to!
The place was chosen. Now we need to decide on the theme of the upcoming biennium. There are universal scenarios for the second birthday of a child that both the boy and the girl will definitely like. For example, “The jungle is calling!” or Fairy Circus. They are suitable for those kids who do not yet watch cartoons or have not decided on their favorite characters. If the kid has favorites among the cartoons, then choosing a theme is easy. Smeshariki, Fixiki, Paw Patrol, fairies and even Masha and the Bear will come to you for a holiday and create a fairy tale for your baby.
There is a large selection of topics in the Sea Show arsenal that only girls will like. For example, favorite Barbies, princesses, princesses and other heroines of girly cartoons. In the life of every girl, sooner or later her first ball will come. So why not come at two years old?
Holiday scenarios for boys are more brutal. Knights, superheroes of all stripes and transformers just love to go to children’s parties. They know a lot about real fun! And if the guests support the theme of the holiday with suitable costumes, magic can happen that will be remembered for a lifetime.
Topic selected. Now you need to think about the design of the hall. Here again there are two options.
The first option is simple and budget.
Decorate the space with balloons and colored ribbons. It will not take much time and effort from mom, and will create a festive mood.
The second option is more complex and energy-intensive.
You will have to think carefully, prepare and turn the chosen space into a fairy tale. So, if you want to organize a princess ball, you need to transform the living room or children’s room in the entertainment center into a ballroom by all means and available means.
Do not forget about the throne, a table for ceremonial receptions, crowns for guests and a place for dancing. It is advisable to organize a photo zone so that each of the guests can get fabulous photos as a keepsake. Every mom is a superman. If she tries very hard and does not sleep for a couple of weeks, then she will definitely be able to create a complete immersion in a fairy tale with her own hands. But if a superhero mom gives all her strength to work and save the world, then the wizards from the Sea Show will gladly take over the organization of the holiday.
Now it’s time to think about costumes. A universal dress code will help create a sense of fairy tale and magic. What is a royal ball without princes and princesses? And what’s a jungle party without little lion cubs and monkeys? If you choose costumes that match the theme, then the holiday promises to be unforgettable. And if you chose a neutral theme, then a smart dress for a girl and a bow tie for a boy close the issue with the dress code for a biennial party. Two outfit requirements:
Children should be comfortable. Barbed zippers or sequins in strange places can spoil the mood of even the calmest two-year-old.
There should always be one more suit or dress in stock. Cases are different, and no one canceled the cake.
What will we eat? The menu for the children’s birthday is another item on the list of questions for the mother of the birthday. Again, if there is time, opportunity and desire, you can organize the first, second, third and compote with your own hands. And if there is no time, then nobody canceled delivery and catering. Whether or not there will be a main course and a cutlet with potatoes is up to you. But children on holidays do not like to sit at the table for a long time, as we adults do. Usually they intercept something on the run without interrupting the fun. Therefore, it is often quite possible to get by with light snacks.
But what no children’s holiday can do without is without a cake and a candy bar. This is a must have for any kids party. Candy Bar is a magical place, a buffet with sweets of different varieties and colors. We know all the life hacks for organizing candy bars at children’s parties. For example: do not use chocolate and ice cream, which will quickly turn into a sticky something. But desserts on sticks and for one bite are exactly what you need! Sea Show confectioners will decorate a candy bar for princesses, knights, smeshariki, fixies and any other heroes. Such beauty is even a pity to eat! But that doesn’t stop the kids! The task of parents is to have time to photograph sweets before the children crush them in the first 15 minutes.
The culmination of any celebration is a cake. Friends and their parents will be happy to help the birthday man make his most cherished wish and blow out two whole candles. Prepare matches, the kids have many desires. And one of them is to blow out the candle first!
That’s all. If you start organizing a holiday not the day before the celebration, but devote time to this, then everything will work out and will definitely work out. And if you emerged from the office and realized that your birthday is in 2 days, and you still have nothing ready, feel free to call Sea Show – we can make a holiday from scratch even in a day. Checked!
How to celebrate a child’s birthday at home 2 years old — ROSTOV CHILDREN’S HELP CENTER № 7
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How to celebrate a child’s birthday at home 2 years old
The birthday of a two-year-old child, first of all, is a holiday for parents. They rejoice at every new day of the baby, and his birthday becomes a significant event, so parents need to try especially hard on this holiday. The child will be happy with a big tasty cake on the table and bright colors around it. So what do mom and dad need to do to make their birthday memorable?
For the biennium there are more options to diversify the holiday. The child already understands some things, there are various interests, which means that it becomes easier to entertain him. A special point in the celebration are friends who may appear in the circle of other parents from the yard or have children with acquaintances and friends. With other children, the child will be much more comfortable and more fun.
2 years is already a serious date, so it should be approached responsibly. However, this does not mean that there is an impossible goal.
It is possible to achieve what you want if you have an idea and options for celebrating. Parents are encouraged to divide the birthday into two parts. One of them will be to decorate the festive table, decorate the house and gather guests. The second will be connected with the preparation of the script for the holiday. Children love beautiful cakes. Photo:youngtexanmama.com
Places to celebrate
Today you can find many entertainment spaces for children. There, a child with friends can have fun playing the rides. It is better to book the room in advance so that there are no extra people. Also, such organizations provide clients with animators who will provide children with a good time. In this case, parents do not have to think about the script. But we must not forget about the sweet table, which can be organized at home or in the entertainment center.
When choosing animators, and especially their costumes, you should be careful. The hero can cause negative emotions in children, even if he seemed rather cute.
The children will be unhappy and start hysterical, as a result of which the holiday will be disrupted.
Home variant is more suitable. You may have to work on it, but the child will feel comfortable and it is unlikely that the children will not like something. The advantages of spending holidays at home are the presence of the child’s favorite toys, a sweet table and the presence of parents and friends nearby. Adults do not have to travel anywhere, taking with them bags of food and other things for competitions.
Before the arrival of guests, it is imperative to take care of cleanliness, and also try to remove all objects that children can drop or get hurt.
It is best to celebrate at home. Photo: youngtexanmama.com
Whom to invite
First of all, you should invite the closest people. It can be grandparents, uncle, aunt, or just good friends, especially if they also have small children. In general, there should be at least 1-2 children at the birthday party so that the birthday person is not bored.
Birthday is a holiday for the whole family. Photo:welcometothemousehouse.com
Invitation
Holiday mood should appear not only at home. If parents have the opportunity to distribute beautiful invitation cards to future guests, then this must be done. Even adults will be pleased to remember their childhood years. When receiving an invitation in the form of a postcard, it is unlikely that anyone will be able to refuse and not come to the holiday.
Don’t forget the holiday caps. You need to buy them for everyone and hand them at the entrance to the house.
Create a festive mood. Photo: pixnio.com
Birthday ideas
On the holiday, you can make children happy by moving them into a fairy tale or a movie. To do this, you need to choose an idea for a holiday. You can choose from famous fairy tales or film projects. One of the interesting options for a boy is a holiday in costumes of pirates, heroes from Marvel or DC superhero films, Smeshariki, etc. Ideas with beautiful dresses are more suitable for girls.
Common options are related to the princess ball, characters from the cartoon Monster High, Ever After High, etc. Pirate scenarios and competitions for children 2 years old Birthday in the style of princesses. Photo: pixabay.com
Choose a style based on your child’s preferences. You just have to watch which cartoons or fairy tales he likes the most. With a choice, it is better to be careful in order to please the birthday man’s preference. It is also necessary to warn guests with children so that they prepare in advance for the chosen style.
Cakes for little princesses
Design ideas
Before the arrival of guests, it is necessary to prepare and decorate not only the child’s room, but the whole house or apartment. To do this, you will need balls, garlands, multi-colored ribbons, etc. You can also prepare posters with printed photographs of the birthday man. They can be drawn up on whatman paper by gluing a photo there, and in the center write the number two.
Balloons should be throughout the apartment. Photo: pixels. com
Photozone
The child’s birthday must be photographed. You can do them throughout the event. Children can be maimed by contests, games, or just eating at the table. These moments are perfect for capturing on camera. The saved photos can be shown to your child in a few years, and parents will also remember how they prepared a celebration in honor of his birthday. Also, all invited guests will be pleased to receive a photo from the holiday later.
Cakes for 2 years old boy
Choosing a costume for a baby
Clothes are one of the main colors of the event. You can choose an outfit for a child, based on both his preferences and in accordance with the chosen style.
Boys
Boys can choose a classic suit with a bow tie around their neck. Classic is always in fashion, and it looks especially beautiful on kids. You can also choose a themed costume. It can display a character from a cartoon, movie or fairy tale. You can buy them on various websites or in children’s stores. You can also buy paraphernalia for costumes (magic wands, daggers for pirates, etc. ). One of the highlights in the appearance of the boy is the hairstyle. If he has long and medium hair, then you can fill it with varnish or gel, making any hairstyle.
Little vampire. Photo: trendyhalloween.com
For a girl
You can dress up a girl in a beautiful and fluffy dress. Don’t forget about the princess hair too. One common option is curls. You can also use hairspray and special glitter. Thus, the girl will be in the center of attention, and look like a real princess.
Every princess is a future queen. Photo: pinkprincess.com
Organization of the festive table
All guests will gather at the table, so the selection of dishes on the menu should be special. It is clear that children will only want sweets, but not a single holiday is complete without meat dishes and salads. Various types of meat products can be cut into small pieces and put on plates. It is also worth making salads, the recipes of which are quite a lot. However, before preparing meals, it is better for parents of children to find out if they have allergies to any products.
Cakes for 2 years old girl
We must not forget about fruits and juices on the table. Juice in beautiful glasses and neatly cut fruit will perfectly complement the festive atmosphere.
Animal or figurine shaped sandwiches can be made. The kids will definitely like them and they will have a snack before dessert.
Wild west decoration. Photo: pexels.com Decoration in the style of fairies. Photo: pexels.com Cakes for future sorceresses
CandyBar (sweet table)
No birthday is complete without sweets. The candy bar usually includes: cupcakes, fruits and berries, cake pops (biscuit on a stick), air marshmallows, cookies, eclairs and other goodies. Most importantly, they should be prepared from ingredients that are healthy for children.
Children love sweets. Photo: welcometothemousehouse.com
As for drinks, you can offer ordinary water in bottles with nipples, lemonade and fruit drink. There may be allergies among the kids, so before the holiday, talk about sweets with their parents.
The most important thing for a sweet table is decoration. If you already have a thematic idea for a birthday, then use ready-made templates, if not, then use bright colors, depending on whether you have a boy or a girl.
All utensils with which babies come into contact must be made of cardboard or high-quality plastic so that children do not break or injure anything.
There are no rules in the design of a candy bar, you just need to imagine yourself as a two-year-old toddler. The main task is to attract attention, so do not be afraid to experiment, and the kids will definitely like everything.
Candy bar can be a great place for a photo zone.
Games and competitions
For fun, you can prepare competitions in which children and adults can participate.
Sounds of animals and nature
To participate in the competition, you will need to download the sounds of nature and animals from the Internet.
The meaning of the competition is to guess each sound. You can also diversify the game and set a rule to physically respond to sounds. For example, at the sound of a bird, fly like a bird, and when it rains, take cover under an umbrella. There are many options, so only the number of sounds is important here.
Wave
This competition calls for a fabric 3-4 meters long. The fun of the contest is that two adults hold the fabric, then abruptly lift it up. Children must run for a certain period of time. The one who didn’t make it, lost. This game will whet the appetite for children, after which they will eat willingly.
Dancing with toys
In children’s stores you can find balloons in the form of cartoon characters. They are inexpensive and children can dance with them. You only need to turn on children’s music and start dancing.
Choice of item
The contest represents the Cathedral’s choice of item that only one member of the family uses the most. It is necessary to put the personal belongings of dad, mom, grandma, grandpa, etc. into the box. The child must take the item out of the box and give it to the person whose item it is. It is especially interesting to watch the reaction if all family members use the thing. We must not forget about cheerful music and the praise of the child.
Mother’s ponytail
Two mothers are required for the contest. On each of them you need to hang a ribbon at the level of the belt, which will hang down to the floor. Children should run after the “tail”. It is desirable for mothers to show artistry and pretend to be cats.
Tasks in socks
If the kids are tired of the wild fun and want some mystery, then this competition is perfect. For him, you will need to lay out leaflets with tasks in colored socks. Children need to take a sock and complete the task that lies in it.
What tasks can be written:
Duckling dance;
humming your favorite song;
show the specified animal.
Theater
If the house or relatives have toys of popular cartoons (Gingerbread Man, Little Red Riding Hood, Three Little Pigs, etc.), then they will definitely come in handy. The meaning of the theater is to stage a cartoon. Here, adults will have to try to become as similar as possible to the cartoon characters. Kids will love the live theatre!
Culmination of the holiday
Cake is the main dessert at the table. It is necessary and should be tasty and beautiful. It’s hard to find something original in grocery stores, so it’s better to order it. Don’t forget about the birthday. It is advisable to choose a cake with the number two, as well as put two candles.
Briefly about the main
Children’s holiday is a significant event for parents and relatives.
Decorate a house or apartment;
Prepare dishes and sweets;
Make invitations for each guest, as well as distribute a cap;
Capture interesting moments with a camera;
Play games and hold contests;
Buy original cake.
One of the problems that can appear at a birthday party is parting. Children may begin to act up because the day is coming to an end and everyone needs to go home. This can be avoided by giving the birthday boy and his friends a walk on the street. There they will breathe fresh air, and there will be no problems with going home.
It is recommended to work on the holiday so that parents and children will remember it. You can even shoot a movie on a camcorder to watch in the future. A responsible approach to the preparation of the event will provide all guests and the traitor with a good mood.
How to celebrate a child’s birthday at 2 years old?
Children’s birthday
Two years is, perhaps, the age at which a child for the first time is a conscious participant in his own birthday. For most parents, their baby is the greatest value, and they prepare much more intensively for his holiday than for their own. This approach is correct, but let’s not forget that the hero of the occasion is already an independent person, which means that the event should revolve around him and be interesting for the child, and not just for the invited adults.
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To correctly and sensibly celebrate a child’s birthday, you need to understand what a birthday person is like at 2 years old. In fact, many experts believe that the scenario of the first celebration in life as a whole can be repeated and it’s not worth it to puzzle too much over inventing a full-fledged scenario for the hero of the occasion – simply because he still won’t remember what is happening. However, one should also not forget that the holiday, first of all, is for the baby, which means that he should be at least just interested.
At the age of two, any child already has some preferences in everything that surrounds him. Some games he likes and others he doesn’t, and the same pickiness is seen in fairy tales and cartoons. Aloud, the birthday boy is unlikely to talk about what he likes, but parents should understand how to please their child in their everyday reaction. All this information should be correctly played up when choosing a theme for the holiday: all irritants should be removed, surrounding the hero of the occasion with only what he is interested in. However, we will talk about the choice of topics a little later.
In the meantime, it is worth paying attention to the fact that at the age of two, a baby can already be quite a social person. It all depends on the conditions in which the child was brought up up to this point – while some have to “squeeze out” every word (especially in the presence of other people’s uncles and aunts), others are happy to make contact and chat incessantly. Of course, it’s too early to talk about the presence of friends, but if it turned out that communication with peers is already taking place in one form or another, it may be worth organizing such a company on your birthday.
In general, the guests will be mostly adults, but, again, remember that this is a child’s holiday, not yours, so you should not invite people whom the birthday boy has never seen and who is not very interested in him.
Children’s celebration is best done in a playful way, but your ideas, of course, must be implemented by the efforts of a two-year-old child. There can be no question of strict adherence to the script – if the kid suddenly doesn’t like it, he must give up what causes him grief, even if the preparation of the competition or game took a lot of time and effort.
If there are several children at the party, in all competitions the kids should participate only in a team with adults – the birthday boy can simply be afraid that he was put in the center in front of everyone and wants something. It is best to come up with contests that do not involve obvious losers – even adult participants should not have a hint of disappointment on their faces, because the hero of the occasion is not as incomprehensible as someone might think.
Entourage is a separate issue. Let the child not remember this day, but today he should feel good without any reservations. An integral attribute of the holiday is a large figure showing how old the hero of the occasion is – you can buy it in the form of a balloon, make it yourself from cardboard or colored paper, or simply hang photos on the wall in such an order that they resemble a deuce.
If you prudently do not spend the holiday at the time when the children are supposed to sleep, then bright garlands and festive streamers will be appropriate, but not in excessively large quantities, otherwise you will not be able to put the child to bed until late at night.
Keep in mind that children, especially if there are several of them, are not interested in sitting at the table with you – they love to crawl and frolic. They have a lot of desire for continuous movement, but with the ability to stay on their feet, not crashing into anything, so far the trouble is, then let them have fun downstairs, as long as it is safe. For the sake of this, an entire relaxation zone is being assembled for them, for the “construction” of which absolutely any soft objects are suitable: pillows, blankets, mats, or, if available, a pear chair. You can combine all this in the most unexpected combinations to build a whole town.
Choosing a theme
Although a small child does not need a harsh scenario, it is still better to celebrate the baby’s birthday in a certain entourage, which, as we said, should correspond to the tastes and preferences of the birthday person. Here are some good thematic examples to inspire or even imitate.
Small builder. The best option for a boy – there is no such kid who did not try to build or repair something in childhood. Here, however, consider another point: it is often more interesting for a child to break rather than build, so a good organizer, in addition to a conditional block constructor, will also provide a toy hammer – to make it more convenient to crush. Toy equipment for the entourage will also be in the subject.
Congratulations in the form of road signs can add color, and the overall range is best kept in black and orange tones.
Tutti frutti. Although formally such a scenario is suitable for a child regardless of gender, it is often considered optimal for a girl. This is where you don’t have to rack your brains much – it is important that there are as many different fruits as possible on the table, not only tasty, but also beautiful! Printed images of fruits are also hung on the walls, but preferably not those that are not on the table – why tease the appetite of those present in vain? In games, fruit motives are also pursued, if there are toys in the form of fruits, it’s generally excellent.
Young farmer. Another option that will be equally interesting to children of any gender, because many kids are very fond of the theme of animals, as well as bright and beautiful vegetables and fruits. If the child has at least a general idea of what the garden looks like, then such a scenario may be very interesting to him.
For color, you can use a scarecrow model in the interior of the room, toys in the form of any agricultural implements, be it rakes, shovels or buckets, decorative bags of hay.
In a similar way, parents can come up with a specific theme for the celebration and create props for a home event with their own hands. If it is decided to celebrate not at home, but in some public institution, entirely focused on young visitors, then the local animators will offer a lot of interesting ideas and active assistance in creating the required entourage. Thanks to this approach, it is not at all difficult to organize a believable holiday in the style of, for example, Masha and the Bear.
Overview of entertainment
Both children and adults need to do something interesting at the festival – you can’t just eat all the time! The entertainment program will consist of very simple games for the birthday boy and his friends, if invited, but adults can afford competitions in their circle – they can solve more complex problems and will not be too upset even if they lose.
Competitions
If an adult company celebrates in a sense separately from the kids, then full-fledged competitions can be invented for them – with the only difference that the theme of the hero of the occasion or childhood as a whole must be disclosed. Here are some good ideas.
Birthday quiz. There are no random guests at such a celebration, but you can always check which of those present knows better a few facts about the life of the hero of the occasion. Questions are given to the participants in random order and in equal numbers, they relate to what time the child was born and in what maternity hospital, what is his favorite food now, a cartoon, and so on. The winner is determined by the most correct answers and can claim a symbolic prize.
Let’s remember childhood. Having gathered at a child’s place for a holiday, adults inevitably remember their own childhood. This idea can be turned into a game if the conditional presenter shows the guests the heroes of popular cartoons of past decades, and they will have to guess who is meant. Alternatively, the host can change – whoever guesses correctly will be the next host. Then it is logical that the cards with the characters be painted in advance, and everyone draws them at random.
Games
Entertainment for toddlers should be subordinate to the general theme of the holiday, or at least not explicitly contradict it. Above, we have proposed three different options for a thematic holiday – accordingly, we will offer one game for each of them, and then you yourself will show your imagination and diversify the program of the evening.
Roads with obstacles. One of the versions of the good old maze with obstacles in the form of pillows, toys and similar harmless things. You can walk around such a town on foot or “drive a car”, which the kids will surely be very happy about.
Fruit coloring. Why not – children are very fond of such entertainment, and it fits perfectly into the Tutti-frutti format. Naturally, we will color the fruits. At the same time, kids should not be driven into the generally accepted framework – even if they completely mix up the colors and draw you a blue apple or a green peach, they are just having fun, not passing the exam.
Horse racing. Typical “farming” fun that kids will love. As a horse, use everything that even remotely looks like it – if there is no mask in the form of a head of the required size, stuff a sock with synthetic winterizer and put it on a stick. Jumping is more fun to the music, and even more so – in the company of true friends!
How to finish the holiday in an original way?
Because of a child’s whim, the hero of the occasion may want to end the celebration earlier than planned, and to prevent this from happening, you just need to remember that fatigue in two-year-old children is expressed, unlike an adult, more pronounced. Therefore, the end of the evening should be relatively early, but such that the guests not only do not get offended, but also understand that the scenario is logically completed.
These are the options for a beautiful finish.
A rhyme of gratitude on behalf of the hero of the occasion. One of the adults reads it, expressing gratitude supposedly from the kid himself with a clear hint that I really liked it, but I was tired. This option is good because it can be played even with an unforeseen end of the evening – it will turn out very believable. Of course, the rhyme is read after the tired birthday man was taken to bed.
Distribution of gifts to guests. Arriving people hardly expect that they will get gifts on someone else’s birthday – the more it will surprise and delight them. Sweets or small toys for children, photographs of the hero of the occasion or CDs with a film about him for adults are an unambiguous signal that the holiday is over, but if someone could have been disappointed by this, then it is leveled by a pleasant surprise.
Launching sky lanterns or balloons into the sky. Later, a few years later, fireworks will be a chic option – now it will rather scare a child. But something beautiful and bright that flies into the sky is very spectacular and symbolic. The main thing is not to go too far, otherwise it may seem to the baby that he has just lost the most important thing, because in his eyes the most valuable thing is what looks beautiful.
How to celebrate a 2 year old baby’s birthday, see below.
How to celebrate a 2 year old child’s birthday.
Your child’s second birthday
June 17, 2015
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Are you going to celebrate your child’s second birthday? Then get down to business. We offer you our vision of how to celebrate the birthday of a child of 2 years.
Step 1. Prepare the musical accompaniment
Music can truly work wonders. It will create a great mood for both the birthday boy, the guests, and you, the parents. Take the time in advance and prepare the appropriate musical compositions. We even recommend dividing everything into blocks: music for meeting guests, for dancing, for competitions, for the time of cutting the cake, for a meal, etc. It’s just that somewhere you need a calm, somewhere cheerful, etc.
Step 2. Decorate the room with balloons, garlands and other paraphernalia
You can make a mix: hang some ordinary balloons, but to make it look even more spectacular, decorate the room with helium balloons. They are, of course, more expensive, but they look very cool. When placing an order, ask them to deliver on the Day of the Holiday in the morning, guessing when the baby will sleep. Ask the strings to be made more authentic so that both the birthday man and his little guests can pull the strings and play with the balls, and not just look at them.
You can also decorate the room with garlands, toys, etc. You can attach the baby to the decoration on the eve of the holiday, he will probably be interested in it. Just do not forget to comment on everything, rejoice, play with the baby in parallel, so that this process gives him pleasure.
Step 3. Making a wall newspaper for a child’s birthday at 2 years old
Buy whatman paper or even several, or take a piece of wallpaper. It is up to you to decide how big your wall newspaper will be. Involve your child in its design. This can be a fun activity for you and your little one in the days leading up to a birthday.
What to post on the wall newspaper dedicated to the second birthday? Photos of a child with funny captions, handwritten or printed funny stories, create a list of the child’s achievements for the year, his favorite foods, games, so that everyone can get acquainted. And you can also make a mini-exhibition of drawings, applications and crafts of the baby.
Step 4. Collective congratulations
It will also be interesting for guests to write, and then for parents and the baby to read congratulations, namely a collective congratulation. Buy a large postcard or prepare a designed drawing paper in advance, where guests will write congratulations for the baby. By the way, not only adults can do this, little guests can draw something, and parents will help sign the drawings. Then it will be possible to take a joint photo of all the guests and after the holiday print it out and attach it to all the congratulations. Then it will be interesting not only to read, but also to watch.
Step 5. Photo and video
Older guests will be interested in seeing photos of the child, as well as a video (video film) dedicated to the holiday “Child’s Birthday 2 Years Old”. Photos can simply be launched from a computer in the form of a slide show to the music, or, having prepared in advance, they can be arranged as a presentation with comments, inserts about the development of the child (for example, “how we conquered the potty”, “mother’s helper”, etc. ). That is, there will be some dynamics, not just photos one after another, but an interestingly arranged photo story about the second year of the child).
And if you have the opportunity to make a video or a video on the child’s second birthday, that’s just wonderful. To do this, you need to “dig deeper” in advance and master the basics of video programs, since the Internet is always ready to tell you what’s what. You can involve someone close to this task. Ask your friends, for sure one of the guys knows how to do this. After all, many have a home video of the baby. And here you can interestingly edit, overlay titles, add music. It will be very sweet and touching. If desired, as a gift, you can give a recorded disc with a video about the child to close guests. This is a very memorable and unusual gift.
Also, the advantage of having a video about a child is the fact that while adults are watching it, they do not interfere with the kids. You can enjoy playing with the kids.
Another interesting activity for adults will be comparing a photo of a child with parents, grandparents at the same age. You can prepare ordinary printed photos, or you can scan parental ones and already look at everything on the computer screen. This is also an interesting and entertaining procedure for adults.
Step 6. Gifts for a 2 year old
To make it easier for your guests, and also to ensure that only the things they need and want are presented to your child, make a list of what you can give the birthday man and send to your loved ones. They will be grateful to you, as you will make it easier for them to find a gift. Just carefully manage the process (specify who will give what) so that you don’t get the same gift twice.
By the way, if there are little guests at the celebration, they will also be pleased to receive small presents. After all, children do not always understand why everything is given to only one. So beautiful bright bags with small things – soap bubbles, magnets, something tasty, small toys, sets of crayons, etc. – will not cost much, but will greatly inspire the little guests.
Step 7. Attributes for the birthday of a child 2 years old
Prepare all paraphernalia in advance – caps on your head, soap bubbles, everything for contests, games, etc.
Step 8. Thinking over the menu for the birthday of a child 2 years old
It is hard to imagine a real bright holiday without a feast. Be sure to consider the age of the children when preparing holiday dishes. So you should not give heavy food (fried, with mayonnaise, etc.) to small children. It is better to immediately think over a light menu, and devote more time and imagination to decorating dishes.
But for adults, you can set a separate table. It is good if the apartment has the opportunity to put a children’s table in one room, and for adults in the other. If this cannot be done, think about how to combine dishes for children and adults.
For children, it is better to buy bright disposable tableware, beautiful napkins, etc.
By the way, remember that it would be nice to first let the children play enough, treating them lightly with snacks, and then lay out the table. After all, if the table immediately stands in the middle of the room, then, alas, children will not be able to play there.
How to celebrate a child’s second birthday at home
If you have a themed party
Space party
Decorate the balloons with stars made of paper or foil (the main thing is to make sure that the child does not get hurt if he wants to pick up the balloon).
Marine
Glue eyes, ponytails. Let your balls become fish.
Pirate
Make faces on one-eyed pirate balloons with bandages. You can decorate the rest with the appropriate attributes – images of treasure chests, sabers, parrots.
Forest
Build animals with balloons.
Cartoon
Let each balloon turn into a character from your child’s favorite cartoon.
You can make a giraffe, a dog and other animals out of long balls without anyone’s help.
DIY
Balloons should not be the only decoration. Try to create a festive atmosphere in all corners of the apartment. The arch of multi-colored balls looks very festive. It is not necessary to order it and spend a lot of money for 1 day. Here you can learn how to make a cool balloon arch with your own hands.
Draw a poster – have it in bright colors. You can stick cute and funny baby pictures on it. The poster can be saved and, after many years, shown to an adult baby.
You can also put a stable vase with decorative branches, for example, and decorate them with photos of the “hero of the occasion” 🙂 Believe me, the guests will love it. It will be interesting for them to consider the periods of growing up of the child, funny situations with him, which you recorded in the photo.
Hang homemade garlands on the walls. They can be made from photographs, cut out pictures, images of characters, flowers, soft pompoms – any creative ideas will successfully fit into the holiday atmosphere. It is worth noting that not only horizontal, but also vertical garlands are now very popular. You can make Chinese lanterns.
Paper cartoon images can be stuck on cupboards, attached to curtains, hung on strings, on doorknobs – let everyone in the house announce the upcoming holiday.
Decorating a boy’s room
In a boy’s room decorated for the holiday, masculine motives should prevail. Decorate walls, cabinets, curtains with images of cars, pirates, cowboys, weapons. If you know what kind of cartoons and what characters your baby loves, be sure to prepare their pictures.
Girls
It is better to choose pastel colors;
Balloons and poster should be feminine;
Refresh the image of the apartment with flowers or their images, hang a garland, bows, pompoms. Use glitter.
Let your daughter feel like a real princess on this day!
Top 5 ideas for children’s birthday (1-3 years old) – Children’s Birthday in Kharkov .
№ 1. WHOM TO INVITE
Only the closest people. It is better that their number does not exceed 6-7 people. If your baby is actively interested in “their own kind”, be sure to call other kids. But by no means peers! The baby can quickly lose interest in them and get bored. Children of two or three years old are also not the best company – most likely, they will perceive the birthday boy as a toy and may inadvertently hurt him. Younger preschoolers (2-3 people) are the best option. The baby will watch with interest how they play, and will surely try to join in the entertainment.
No. 2. HOW TO TREAT
This is exactly the case when a completely traditional table with appetizers, hot and dessert is suitable.
No. 3. HOW TO ENTERTAIN THE CHILDREN
A one-year-old baby will love games that involve his favorite toys. At first glance, they may seem quite simple, but your child will surely be delighted if older friend Misha shows you how to jump on a fitball, and the girl Anya teaches you how to set the table for doll tea. It’s good if you can organize such joint games for younger preschoolers and the hero of the occasion, which will be of interest to all children. The fail-safe option is drawing. Glue several sheets of drawing paper in advance – you will get a large “canvas” on which you can draw with pencils, felt-tip pens or paints, including finger paints. By the way, the resulting masterpiece will be a wonderful memory of the celebration.
№ 4. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
FORTUNE FOR THE FUTURE . One of the most popular native Russian traditions, which has taken root in our days. A number of items are laid out in front of the birthday man: a ring (successful marriage or marriage), a wallet (wealth), a dumbbell (health), a book (intellectual abilities), paints (creative abilities). Now it remains only to wait for what your baby chooses and correctly decipher the results.
FUN QUIZ . Prepare questions that would directly relate to the birthday man: what was the weight of the crumbs at birth, what color was his spring overalls, favorite song or favorite dish of the baby. Do not forget to prepare small gifts for the participants, for example, calendars with photos of the birthday boy.
FIND THE DIFFERENCE . On an A3 sheet, attach three photos of a one-year-old age: yours, the father of the child and the baby himself. Let the guests mark who the birthday boy looks more like. Want to make it more fun? Then, under the photographs, sign the parts of the face: nose, mouth, eyes, cheeks. Perhaps the guests will decide: the baby took something from dad, something from mom.
SURPRISE POT . Arrange medium-sized plastic flower pots in a row, hide gifts for little guests under them. Have the kids take turns hitting one of the pots with a ball from a short distance (about a meter). In case of a successful throw, the baby will be able to lift the pot and pick up the gift.
GET TO TARGET . Cut out 4 pairs of footprints from heavy cardboard for each baby, the size of a baby’s foot. Invite the children to get from the beginning of the room to its end, stepping only on the tracks, but without touching the floor.
Hide and seek on the trail . Tie a long rope to the toy mouse – 5-6 meters. Hide the toy, and run the rope across the floor, run it under the chairs, in some places stretch it across the table. Tell the kids a story about a mouse that came running to congratulate the birthday boy and hid. Invite the children to follow the trail – a long tail – a rope.
TREASURE HUNTING . In five-liter pots (there should be as many of them as there are children at the holiday). Pour a sufficient amount of any cereal. Hide a few walnuts in each pot. Invite each child to find these nuts in the bowls of cereal.
DRAGING . The popular round dance “Loaf-loaf” can be replaced with other similar games. Everyone gets up in a round dance and moves in a circle: “We quickly inflate the ball, it becomes big! (Hands spread apart.) The ball suddenly burst, became thin! (They lower the handles down and, without disengaging them, run to the center of the round dance. )”.
№ 5. WHAT NOT TO DO
When inviting children to a party, do not arrange noisy entertainment. Not every baby will appreciate them.
Story games and puppet shows are hardly suitable for a one-year-old – kids under three years old are not well included in the action taking place on the stage.
BIRTHDAY OF A TWO-YEAR-OLD
We invite other kids.
The child must have made friends with whom he makes Easter cakes side by side in the sandbox, and sometimes even shares toys. They will become the most welcome guests at the holiday.
№ 1. WHO TO INVITE
Three or four children who are well known to the birthday boy (not necessarily the same age), with whom he often meets. Your little one has already found a common language with them, so many conflicts can be avoided. Focus on the children’s celebration – do not combine it in time with a holiday for relatives and your own friends.
No. 2. HOW TO TREAT
Fruits, pastries and, most importantly, the cake will surely be appreciated by the kids. It is better to treat kids not at the beginning of the holiday, but at the end. Some kids may get too carried away with food and skip the rest of the program.
№ 3. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
Prepare the room for the party: remove some furniture – the more space, the better. Lay out the toys, laying them out in small portions during the holiday – so the children will be constantly busy and not get bored. Plan your activities to move from active play to quiet play. And one more thing: prepare small souvenirs for each guest.
№ 4. What should not be done?
Do not put on costume shows. At this age, children are extremely shy. And even if your kid is bold beyond his years, one of his guests may be afraid of a clown or a good fairy. In this case, the holiday will be hopelessly spoiled.
THREE-YEAR-OLD BIRTHDAY
We celebrate crumbs and their parents together with friends
At this age, the baby already has the first attachments. And even if some parents are very skeptical about the baby’s first friends, they are the best and favorite for him. And three-year-old children will be very happy if adults forget about their importance and fool around with them.
No. 1. WHO TO INVITE
This is exactly the case when the age of the kids invited to the birthday is not too important, the main thing is that the birthday person considers them his friends. It is better to invite no more than 5-6 children to the holiday. They can also be invited with their parents, but only if adults do not refuse to participate in joint entertainment.
№ 2. HOW TO TREAT
Make a buffet! Dishes with small sandwiches, canapes and kebabs will appeal to both parents and children.
№ 3. HOW TO ENTERTAIN THE CHILDREN
Your task is to unite children and adults. Tell the guests that they are in a fairy forest, all the inhabitants of which have been bewitched by an evil wizard. To help them, you need to pass tests: build a tower, solve riddles, draw a miracle beast. Are your parents shy? Come up with an alternative! Offer to draw a train of wishes – each family draws its own trailer and comes up with an exclusive wish.
IMPORTANT! A three-year-old child may have their own opinion on how they want to celebrate their birthday. When preparing for the celebration, do not forget to ask the birthday man about his wishes.
№ 4. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
COLORS . Guests become in a circle. The host commands: “Touch yellow, one, two, three!” You need to quickly take up a thing or object that is in the room or on the players of the right color. Who did not have time, he is out of the game.
CONGRATULATION TELEGRAM . In advance, compose the text of congratulations for the birthday man, putting ellipses in place of adjectives. Ask each guest to name any adjective, write them in the text and read what happened.
FUNNY ANIMALS . Sing a song known to everyone in an unusual way, for example, using the voices of animals. Boys can sing “wow-wow”, girls can sing “meow-meow”, and parents can sing “kar-kar”. Try not to get lost!
PASS OBSTACLES . Arrange the skittles at a certain distance from each other. The players stand in a chain and hold hands, blindfold the first of them – the captain. He must lead the rest without hitting the skittles. Members of the team are actively prompting him.
Naughty Rhymes . The host reads a mischievous rhyme, the rest repeat all the actions named in the text. At any moment, the leader says “freeze” – everyone freezes in one position and remains in it until he counts to 10 or 15. It is very important not to laugh!
№ 5. WHAT NOT TO DO?
Three-year-olds get tired quickly, so there shouldn’t be anything too bright or loud at the party. For the same reason, you should not leave music on for the whole birthday.
Despite the fact that the kids are already “adults”, they should not be left unattended. Even if you take a break from the entertainment program, one of the adults must be “on duty” in the room where the children play.
Don’t make contests. Many children are sensitive to loss.
Do not come up with birthday scenarios with complex plots and unfamiliar characters. The life experience of three-year-old children is small – not many of them will be able to understand the intricacies of the plot and imagine themselves in the role of one of the characters.
How to celebrate a child’s birthday
Each child’s birthday is a special holiday for parents, and all mothers and fathers want to make this day joyful and unforgettable. About how to celebrate a children’s birthday, depending on the age of the child and what points you should pay special attention to, I am a parent will tell.
How to celebrate a child’s birthday 1-2 years old
Where to celebrate?
The birthday of a very young child is best celebrated at home. Babies at the age of one or two are wary of a change of scenery, so the holiday will bring more joy and pass without excesses if its celebration takes place in a calm and familiar homely atmosphere.
Who to invite?
Children under two years old feel insecure in the company of strangers, so the best option is to celebrate the baby’s birthday in a small family circle or invite only two or three of your closest friends.
Festive menu
Young children are not yet accustomed to traditional table food, so the best option would be to prepare several dishes for adults, and as a treat for the birthday boy, put fresh chopped vegetables, berries, ice cream in bowls, cheese and simple crackers on the table.
Entertainment program
Kids at this age are not yet able to entertain themselves, so parents will have to act as the main instigators of fun at the holiday. Buy balloons and soap bubbles – the child will really like it.
Have fun finger painting, play simple games that a child can understand, sing funny songs, dance.
Please note
Children under two years of age get tired very quickly, so be prepared to leave guests for a while if you have to put a birthday boy who has become naughty from fatigue to bed.
What can be useful for a baby at the age of one or two years for successful development? This question is answered by the President of the Association of Children’s Goods Industry, psychologist Antonina Tsitsulina.
How to celebrate the birthday of a child 3-5 years old
Where to celebrate?
The birthday of a child of three to five years old can be celebrated at home, in nature, in a special children’s cafe or entertainment center. The choice of place depends on the temperament of your baby and his own desire.
If your child prefers quiet games, opt for a home party, and if he is fidgety, look towards a picnic in nature or fun in an entertainment center.
Who to invite?
By this age, the child already has friends. Invite your little one to invite them to the party. If you are sure that you can cope with a whole horde of little fidgets – let the baby himself make a list of guests.
If you don’t have helpers, or you would like to spend this holiday in a more relaxed way, offer your child an alternative option: let him choose three or five of the best friends whom you will call directly on his birthday.
And so that the rest of the children will not be offended, you can bake a birthday cake and bring it to the kindergarten the next day so that everyone can try it.
Festive menu
Festive menu directly depends on the place where you are going to spend the holiday. If this is a house party, then put more different juices, fruit drinks, fresh vegetables and, of course, sweets on the table. Cakes, desserts in bowls, cookies in the form of funny figures, cakes, ice cream can serve as a delicious treat. Do not put caramel on the table, because babies of three to five years old will actively move with an “icicle” in their mouth, and this is not safe. Also, do not display snacks on wooden skewers, as children will very quickly find uses for them that can become dangerous.
If the holiday takes place outdoors during the warm season, keep an eye on the freshness of the products – leave all snacks and sweets in a cooler bag until needed. And do not forget to take as much drinking water as possible – playing in nature requires a lot of energy, so the kids will often feel thirsty.
If the celebration will take place in a special children’s cafe or entertainment center, discuss in advance with the parents of the invited children and the establishment’s staff all items of the festive menu.
Entertainment program
At the age of three to five years, children are already quite independent and can run, play outdoor games and entertain themselves for a long time without feeling tired. However, adults should also join in the joint fun from time to time. Come up with a costume party, a home theater performance, fun contests with prizes. A little birthday boy and his guests will appreciate if the room is decorated with balloons, confetti, paper garlands.
If you are celebrating a child’s birthday outdoors, don’t forget to take balls, badminton, and a jump rope with you so that children can have fun and be healthy.
In children’s cafes and entertainment centers, the holiday program is usually run by a local animator, so the problem of entertaining the guests of the baby does not lie on the parents’ shoulders. Nevertheless, familiarize yourself with the holiday program that you are offered in advance, discuss it with your child, and if there are any special wishes, be sure to tell the animator about them.
Please note
Keep your little ones safe: at this age, babies are very curious and active. Hide away any items that could be dangerous if you are spending the holiday at home. Be sure to discuss with all the invitees the rules of conduct if the fun takes place in nature, and in any case, keep an eye on the little fidgets.
Another important point: kindergarten children get tired quite quickly, so the holiday is best spent in the first half of the day, and you should definitely consider places for rest if one of the kids wants to take a nap.
If you entrusted the organization of the celebration to professional animators from a children’s entertainment establishment, make sure that the festive program takes no more than two to three hours of time. Usually this is enough for children to have a snack, play enough and not get tired.
How to celebrate the birthday of a child 7-10 years old
Where to celebrate?
There are many options. You can arrange a house party, go out with the children to nature or organize a celebration in a children’s entertainment center under the supervision of a children’s party agency. When choosing a place, you need to take into account the wishes of the birthday man.
Who to invite?
This issue should also be resolved jointly with the “hero of the occasion”. By this age, children already have a certain social circle. Kids are quite capable of deciding for themselves which of their peers they want to see at their holiday.
Do not impose on your child the guests you want to see, because the presence of people at the party with whom he does not have a good relationship can spoil all the fun.
Festive menu
Let your child decide for himself what dishes will be on the festive table. The only important caveat – do not forget to ask the parents of the invited children if any of them are allergic to any products.
Entertainment program
Children at this age prefer not only active but also intellectual games. It will be good to diversify the program not only with speed and accuracy games, but also with logical ones: charades, riddles, magic tricks, guessing games and creative contests.
Please note
Schoolchildren of seven to ten years old will certainly want to be left without parental supervision at least for a while – give them such an opportunity. If the celebration takes place at home, set two tables in different rooms – one for children, the other for adults. Let the children take a little walk in the fresh air in the yard without the presence of adults (you can watch them from the window).
If you are celebrating a child’s birthday in nature, allocate a place for children to play and a picnic separate from adults, but at the same time try to keep them always in your field of vision.
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How to celebrate the birthday of a child over 10 years old
Children over the age of ten are already actively making decisions for themselves. In preparing the holiday, you can safely focus on their wishes, which are unlikely to be very different from your capabilities and ideas about life.
Victoria Kotlyarova
How to prepare the first birthday: a step-by-step plan of events
Many parents want to celebrate the first birthday of a baby in an original way, so that both the baby and the guests will like the holiday. Definitely, the approach to preparing and holding such a celebration can be radically different.
Some people just try to observe the traditions and customs associated with the anniversary of the baby, while others like the idea of themed parties with original paraphernalia, cool treats and fun entertainment.
For those who have decided to organize a grandiose first birthday of a child, we offer a detailed plan of preparation for the event. It can be adjusted to suit your ideas, but the general principle will help you not to miss any little things that can later upset your parents.
First birthday: 2 months before the holiday
Yes, yes, it is 2 months before the preparations should be started.
Someone leaves the proposed items in the plan until the last moment and eventually faces insoluble problems that cannot be solved a couple of days before the holiday.
Determine the date of the holiday.
It is customary to set the date of the holiday exactly on the day when the baby was born.
But if it falls on a working day, you can move the celebration to the next weekend.
According to folk beliefs, birthdays are not celebrated in advance.
Therefore, even if the date falls on a Monday, it is not necessary to transfer the celebration to the previous Sunday.
Make a guest list.
It is desirable to coordinate with the guests the date of the holiday and the possibility of their presence at the celebration.
Perhaps someone is planning a business trip or personal business for the date you have chosen.
Be sure to specify how many children will be with adults.
This information will influence the entire further process of preparation for the holiday.
Decide on the venue for the celebration.
If you have planned to spend your baby’s first birthday at home, start collecting ideas for decorating the room, the table.
When a decision has been made in favor of a restaurant, cafe, children’s entertainment center, call the selected organizations and make a reservation for a specific date.
Believe me, if the date falls on the season of weddings, graduations in kindergartens, schools, it will be problematic to find a place in the last days.
Order animators, photo or video shooting.
It is better to agree with the organizers of the holidays in advance so that there is time to agree on all the nuances.
If you decide to undertake such activities, find out where you can rent suitable equipment.
Child 1 year old: 1.5 months before the celebration
Time is rushing inexorably, and there is less and less left for serious preparation.
Moreover, mothers, who usually take care of such things, are distracted by household chores and caring for the baby.
Therefore, we do not put it off until later, but every day we fulfill one item from the proposed plan:
We decide on the theme of the holiday.
It is the chosen theme that will help determine further actions related to decorating the room, gifts and outfits.
And let someone think that at the age of 1 it doesn’t matter to a child whether he is dressed as a bee or a sailor.
You can choose a really unusual, unhackneyed theme that will emphasize the love of parents for the baby.
We buy or order an outfit for a child.
Definitely, there will be no problems with buying just a beautiful dress or costume for a baby. But if you want to dress up your princess in the outfit of the bee Mai or the little mermaid, and the boy as a cowboy or a sea robber, you will have to think about how to make such an outfit or where you can buy it, order it.
If you order via the Internet, then the delivery time may take a month and a half. Consider the pitfalls of ordering via the Internet: suddenly the size doesn’t fit or you simply don’t like the outfit when you put it on your baby.
We make a wish list, decide on a gift for the baby from the parents.
The gift list will make it easier for your relatives and friends to choose presents.
We will not talk about the same type of gifts or simply their uselessness. Of course, it is foolish to expect that the cost of donated items will justify the cost of preparing for the holiday. But to “order” the necessary crumbs, according to parents, gifts are worth it.
It is not bad to coordinate gifts with close relatives, for example, with grandparents, aunts, uncles.
After all, they can give a rather expensive thing as a gift.
Don’t forget about a gift from parents. After all, a birthday itself is not a gift, even if the “annual family budget” went to it.
Making a plan of the event
Try to describe every minute how the holiday will go.
For example, at 14:00 – the beginning of the holiday, meeting guests, 14:30 – presentation of gifts, …..16:00 – games, competitions, … .., 18:30 – photo session.
This does not mean that guests will have to strictly adhere to your plan and throw a half-eaten cake at 4:00 pm in order to urgently participate in the proposed entertainment.
But thanks to such a plan, you will be able to navigate how much time you have for games, watching slideshows, and how much for toast and snacks.
Deciding on competitions, entertainment
Each competition, game, fun requires a certain, and sometimes serious preparation.
Therefore, let’s start by simply writing a list of what entertainment we plan to hold and what attributes will be required for this.
Find and save patterns for decoration.
Once the theme is defined, finding suitable templates will be much easier.
Write a list of what kind of decorations will be used to decorate the room, on the streets.
How will you decorate the dishes, how will you decorate the candy bar, will you use streamers and the number “1”.
Getting ready for the first birthday: a month before the holiday
There are a little more than 4 weeks left until the X-day and this is not so much if you make most of the paraphernalia with your own hands.
According to some mothers, even 5 weeks were not enough for them to do everything.
It is not bad to involve assistants in the process or to distribute work among friends.
Why not entrust your younger sister with making garlands, caps from already printed templates, or your older brother – to build a three-dimensional figure “1” or make a slide show from selected photos.
The next two weeks will be dedicated to the preparation of decorations and paraphernalia for competitions.
In order not to forget anything, let’s add these items to the plan:
We select a baby photo for a slide show or collage.
Print out all prepared templates.
We start making paraphernalia.
We draw a wall newspaper or congratulatory posters.
We make award certificates, diplomas, medals for participation in competitions.
Definitely, you can order or purchase all the jewelry, but you shouldn’t put it off either.
We order or make our own invitation cards for guests.
Be sure to indicate the date, time and place of the holiday in the invitation.
You can attach a list of invitations and dress code requirements to the invitation card.
Baby is 1 year old: 2 weeks before the event
It’s time to take care of the treats and gifts for the guests.
Make a menu.
Find the right meals for both adults and children. Be sure to write what you fill the candy bar with.
Talk to parents about allergies in children.
Take into account not only hot dishes and snacks, but also drinks, both cooling and hot drinks.
It would be nice to have a grocery list.
We order a cake, gingerbread.
Anniversary cake, of course, you can bake yourself.
But sweets that are made professionally, taking into account the chosen theme and with inscriptions, will look much more interesting.
We check the availability of dishes, tablecloths, napkins.
It is necessary not only to check whether the necessary dishes are at home in the required quantity, but also to think about how the serving will fit into the theme of the holiday.
You may need to purchase disposable cups, drink bottles, sweets holders.
We order balloons.
If the decoration of the room includes compositions of balloons, it’s time to order them from a specialized organization.
We buy holiday paraphernalia.
Various trumpets, ordinary balloons, ready-made props for contests, other elements of festive decor will have to be purchased.
We prepare musical accompaniment.
Useful fun cuts for competitions that can be recorded as audio tracks.
It would be nice to get a CD with children’s songs. If you are planning karaoke, find the appropriate recordings on the discs.
We are looking for helpers.
Ask friends and family who can help with cleaning, cooking and decorating.
There is a lot of work to be done. So don’t hesitate to ask for help.
We confirm orders.
We call the organizers, restaurant, animators, photographer to confirm the application, adjust the time, menu, and make the necessary payments.
We make an appointment for a haircut, manicure.
In the pre-holiday bustle, you can really forget about this important point.
And on the last day it will be problematic to look for a free master.
One year old child: 1 week before the holiday
If all of the above items were completed on time, there will be no rush in the last week.
You can think of outfits for mom and dad, as well as adjust the work that was missed.
Go through the list again. All of a sudden, they forgot something. There are still a few things to be done:
We are updating the list of guests.
There is still time to adjust the menu and script if there are unexpected changes to the guest list.
Preparing presents for guests.
Thanking the guests for participating in the holidays has become a sign of good manners.
Such gifts will not only express your gratitude, but will also remind you of a good time.
Ideas for such gifts for guests can be found in the article: Seasonal gifts for guests.
We make advance purchases.
A week before the holiday, you can buy canned food, non-perishable food, drinks, and alcohol.
Child’s first birthday: 2-3 days left until 1 year old
The most emotionally intense days.
The approach of the holiday is already felt in the air. The heart is solemn and exciting.
After all, this is the first holiday for babies and mothers inevitably worry about how the child will react to such an event.
But we leave all the worries and move on according to the plan:
We check the readiness of the details.
If you have prepared in advance a list of what you want to see at the holiday and how you will decorate everything, it will not be difficult to check the readiness of paraphernalia, props, gifts.
We collect all decor elements in one place so that we don’t waste time looking for them at the last moment.
We upload photo albums, wish books, CDs.
Relatives are happy to look at photos of the baby, as well as albums where parents recorded all the stages of the first year.
Therefore, do not deprive relatives and friends of this pleasure.
Take them out of the cabinets in advance so that you don’t have to look for them at the last moment or in front of guests.
Bringing beauty.
We don’t forget about ourselves and set aside a few hours to visit the hairdresser and get a manicure.
We check all the outfits for the baby, mom and dad.
We make purchases of products according to the list, blanks.
Consider what meals you can prepare ahead of time.
There may be treats on the list that require marinating or allow you to make certain preparations.
This will unload you on the last day.
Tomorrow is the 1st birthday
Today is the final touches of preparation.
That’s why we don’t waste our time on trifles, on things we didn’t have time for, couldn’t do, missed.
No time left for sanding. We cover only the important remaining steps.
House cleaning.
It is advisable to entrust this stage to dad or sisters, brothers.
Believe me, they will do a great job with surface cleaning even without female guidance.
Of course, if you have not planned to generalize the house on the eve of your birthday.
We collect orders.
If you ordered a cake, gingerbread, collage, balls or other props, you need to pick them up and bring them home or to a restaurant on this very day.
Cooking treats.
We bake a cake if there is no custom-made pastries in the plan, and we also prepare salads without dressing them with sauces, marinate meat, put sweets in flowerpots, and prepare soft drinks.
We check the charging and readiness of equipment.
Charge your camera and camera as well as phones.
It would be nice if there were spare batteries for such equipment.
We check the performance of DVD, laptop, karaoke. Don’t leave it for tomorrow.
And in case of unforeseen breakdowns or malfunctions, you can still find a replacement.
We decorate the room.
It is advisable to leave this stage for the time when the child is put to bed.
Let such a holiday be a real surprise for him.
Happy first birthday
And now the holiday has come. After waking up the baby, congratulate him on his birthday.
You can even give a present, a toy or a bunch of helium balloons.
But do not forget that parents are waiting for the last stages of preparation for the 1st Birthday.
It is advisable to share duties on this day and invite close friends to help.
Cooking hot dishes and salads.
Finishing the preparation of treats for guests, dressing salads, preparing meat or fish dishes, decorating sandwiches, snacks.
Arrange the dishes in flowerpots, salad bowls, cups and be sure to decorate with prepared toppers.
We are finishing the preparation of the premises, yard, table, candy bar.
This is the kind of work that helpers or ideological inspirers can do.
Especially for setting up the table, benches, hanging garlands, you will need male help. But it is better to do the serving yourself or entrust the lady to whom you can entrust such an important process.
Everything is ready for the holiday. We dress up the baby and meet guests.
Happy birthday!
Have fun with all your heart and don’t think about the fact that you didn’t manage to do something and suddenly something will not be to the liking of the guests. But if you think that your duties are completely exhausted on this, then you are deeply mistaken. After all, not only will parents have to control the entire process, but there is still cleaning ahead.
A week after the holiday
The holiday is over. Great memories and wonderful photos and videos remind of him. Share your joy with friends and relatives.
Why not have a tea party to watch the holiday footage.
And be sure to send all the participants of the holiday the most interesting photos and videos from the first birthday.
As you can see, preparing for the first birthday is not a simple and lengthy process.
But, believe me, if you approach him correctly, he will not be able to turn your life into a series of problems and fuss. And the holiday itself, indeed, will be unforgettable.
Video: do-it-yourself preparation for the 1st birthday
15 brilliant birthday party ideas from 2 years ago
While your child’s first birthday celebration might have involved little more than party hats and a stunning cake, the stakes must be upped when they turn 2. This year, your little one has not only become more active and more social, but has also developed his own unique set of likes – three things that make the perfect guest of honor!
Before sending out invitations to your little one’s big day, consider these helpful tips for celebrating a two-year-old’s birthday.
Serves – Literally – Kids 2+
If one thing toddlers love is snacks, so make sure they have plenty of safe, nutritious foods to snack on.
“When it comes to celebrating a toddler’s birthday, parents need to keep food simple, healthy and affordable for kids,” says Dayna Tolly, owner of Party On! Events in Texas. “Sliced fruit, yogurt cups, and snacks like chicken nuggets or tiny PB&J sandwiches always work well.”
Be sure to find out if children have food allergies so you have options available for them too.
The time is right
Remember that most two-year-olds are still sleeping, so be mindful of the time when you plan the party.
“For the optimal experience for everyone, the party should be scheduled for noon, sometime after they sleep,” says Jordan Stringfellow, owner of Jordi & CO Events in Southern California.
Stringfellow notes that when a party is too close to bedtime, party guests and birthday or birthday people can become sleepy and cranky.
Another timing issue to be aware of? Attention covers!
“Birthday parties for two-year-olds should be kept short because toddlers’ attention time is short: two and a half to three hours is plenty, including free play, some activities, and cake,” says Stringfellow.
Stay Interactive
While two-year-olds will be happy to see classmates and other people they love, don’t expect them to be entertained or too quiet.
“At 2 years old, attention to crafts is not enough, so interactive entertainment is usually the best choice,” says Tolli. “Anything that adds fun and originality to guests, such as balloon artists, jump houses or characters in costume is sure to be a hit. ”
Stations available
“Stations that allow toddlers to play together are great, but make sure there is one item per child to avoid territorial crises,” Stringfellow says. “In addition, each game or center must be run by at least two adults, one leading the game and the other taking care of the children so they take turns.”
Keep Away
Parents of toddlers know to supervise their children at all times. However, it is important that the party space is safe and secure as this age group is always on the move.
“Whether you’re hosting a birthday party at home or renting an indoor or outdoor space, keep the space clearly defined and make sure at least one parent stays to care for their kids,” Stringfellow says. “Toddlers are constantly on the move, and host parents have to make sure that all children are safe.”
Choose what your child loves and stick to it
Whether it’s a favorite book, play or activity, all two year olds have their own thing – use it.
“Choose a theme based on what captures your child’s imagination the most,” says Stringfellow. “Then carry that theme throughout the party, from invitations to gifts and, of course, on the cake.”
And now the most interesting part. Here are 15 brilliant birthday party ideas from two years ago.
1. Petting zoo
“The petting zoo is always very popular with people in this age group,” says Tolly.
And if you’re worried about ponies swimming in your azaleas, don’t worry. There are plenty of small petting zoos (like rabbits and chickens) for kids’ parties.
2. Bounce house
When it comes to a two year old birthday, there is nothing better than a house for kids. Jumping up and down a soft, colorful structure for an hour on end? This is every kid’s dream.
3. Bubble Party
Alison, blogger for Oopsey Daisy, came up with a super cute and super easy bubble party idea when her son was 2 years old. In addition to blowing and chasing bubbles, kids (and adults) !) Like popping bubble wrap. Let’s talk about sensory experience.
4. Sandcastle Party
If you can’t make it to the beach for your two year old’s birthday, don’t worry. He — and all his friends — will have just as much fun building sandcastles in the sandbox or a sand table in the backyard. Just make sure there are enough shovels and buckets for everyone!
5. Art Party
Whether they are coloring, finger painting or chalking on the patio, a themed party is a great way for any two year old to spend a few hours.
If you’re ambitious, a circus-themed party will provide the opportunity for a variety of kid-friendly activities. Think popcorn, clowns (if your child isn’t afraid of them), and lots of red and white striped decor.
7. Character Party
Hiring your child’s favorite character to play games and sing songs with the kids will not only entertain the little ones, but also give you a break.
“You want to spend time with your kids and enjoy the party, not run around like crazy and manage all the logistics all the time,” says Tolli.
Thank you, Peppa Pig!
8. Face painting party
Bunnies, tigers and butterflies – oh my! For the two-year-old age group, “painters are always the best choice,” says Tolly.
9. Superhero Party
Whether your child has a particular superhero they represent or gets upset when you do your best Batman impression, it’s hard to go wrong with a superhero themed party. Just don’t forget capes and eye masks. Pow!
10. Favorite book party
Does your child have a book that he asks you to read over and over again? Why not make it the theme of your party? Think of all the snacks you could offer at a Very Hungry Caterpillar themed party!
11. Sesame Street Party
From decorations to cake (and cookies!) to possible character visits, the options for a Sesame Street themed party are endless. Kelsey Graves of We Heart Party even came up with the cute idea of making a P-Day for the party!
12. Water Party
If you are looking for ideas for a summer second birthday party that will keep everyone calm, how about a water party? Children will enjoy splashing around in the paddling pools and sprinklers, as well as playing with toys at the water table.
13. Balloon artist
Few things can open the eyes of a two-year-old child like a long balloon that has feverishly turned into a poodle. Hiring a balloon artist is a great way to keep kids entertained and they make super cute party gifts.
14. Construction Party
Traffic cones for decoration, mini hard hats for gifts, toy trucks filled with snacks—there are many ways to spice up a construction-themed party.
15. Ball
Ball-style party? Yes indeed.
“Old-fashioned activities are best for this age group: blocks, sandboxes, simple relay races, and simple toys like beach balls that are easy to throw and kick,” says Stringfellow.
And in keeping with the theme, the kids’ pool filled with colorful plastic balls is guaranteed fun with the little ones, as well as great photo ops.
Baby’s second birthday party
Your baby’s second birthday is coming up and you want to celebrate it. But how? Read on for party tips and tricks for two-year-olds.
What can I expect at my baby’s birthday?
At 2 years old, children are mostly concerned with their own needs and desires. This is how the world looks to two-year-olds (and this does not mean that they are spoiled). The party will most likely go smoothly with good adult supervision, not too many guests, and reasonable expectations.
At the age of 2, your child may be tenacious one minute and yearning for freedom the next. Although he enjoys playing with other children, your child does not yet understand the give and take that is a necessary part of peaceful interaction with other children.
This means that the party isn’t really about inviting other kids to entertain your child – that will matter more as they get older. It’s more about celebrating with people who are important to your family.
Because your baby is not yet able to put himself in another child’s shoes, he may hit, bite or snatch toys from his guests. If you think this might be a problem, arm yourself with strategies to prevent aggression and encourage sharing.
As he gets a little older, your baby will better understand how others think and feel and can act accordingly.
Who should I invite to my baby’s birthday party?
You probably have close relatives on your list and could invite one or more toddlers and their parents. An oft-quoted rule of thumb is to invite two children to your child’s second birthday, three to their third birthday, and so on. Further. A good approach to determining the length of the guest list is to think about how your little one has reacted to large and small gatherings in the past and choose a party size you think he or she will be comfortable with.
What is the best time for a baby’s birthday?
Most kids this age still sleep in the afternoon, so keep that in mind when planning your party. for parents.
Where is the best place to celebrate a baby’s birthday?
Home is usually the easiest place to host your child’s party, but if you have a lot of guests or your home isn’t the ideal place to host them, you can try hosting an event at the playroom, in the park, or in the park . local recreation center, gymnastics school, children’s museum, church hall or restaurant. Some places will organize most of the parties for you for a fee.
Is it a good idea to create a theme for your baby’s birthday?
This is an optional ingredient, but many two year olds love a party theme based on their favorite character, toy or animal. Imagine a Curious George theme, for example, with bananas as an appetizer, stuffed monkeys or Curious George books for decoration, paper plates with George’s face, and a cake shaped like a big yellow hat. Or a bug party with butterfly invitations, a caterpillar cake, bug stickers for guests, and a simple game where kids dig for prizes in a bucket.
What about food for the baby’s birthday?
If your party isn’t at mealtime, you don’t have to worry too much about food – a little snack and a few drinks is enough. If you are serving lunch or dinner to guests, small portions are best, such as cookie cutter sandwiches, English pizza with muffins, small pieces of fruit or cooked vegetables, small crackers and muffins. (If you’re feeding mostly adults, it’s easiest to schedule a simple meal for them that can be fed in small bites to the kids as well.)
Be aware that there is still a risk of choking at this age, especially if your little one swallows food quickly to get back to play. Avoid foods such as nuts, whole grapes or pitted cherries, marshmallows, hot dogs, and hard candies or chewing gum.
You need enough chairs or children’s tables and chairs to accommodate all the children. If this is too much of a problem, consider having a picnic on the floor.
Food can spill, so put a blanket or tablecloth down first. Rainproof cups are also a great idea.
What are the best activities for a baby’s birthday?
Most babies love to dress up, so you might want to have a box of clothes or costumes handy. Simple games or activities where kids can follow suit, such as Ring Around the Rosey or dancing to the music, are also a good idea. Toward the end of the party, you can read a story to the children to calm them down a bit before they head home.
It’s smart to schedule multiple activities, but don’t worry if the kids end up brushing them off by playing with different toys or jumping from one party item to another.
What about gift bags for the baby’s birthday?
By the age of 2, guests appreciate a small bag with gifts. You don’t have to spend a lot – inexpensive souvenirs like colored pencils, plastic animals or figurines, matchbox cars, plastic bracelets, bubbles or stickers will bring a lot of fun and entertainment.
What is the best birthday present for a baby?
What to give a two-year-old child? Here are a few possibilities. (See our gift list for more ideas.)
Push or pull toys, such as a shopping cart, doll carriage, or mini shopping cart
Role play toys, such as plastic food and kitchen utensils, or tea sets
Thinking toys, such as puzzles or books
creativity, such as watercolor and construction paper
Outdoor equipment, such as a ball or paddling pool
If your toddler opens his gifts in front of other children, be prepared to mitigate outbreaks rather than share. If you decide to wait for the gifts before the guests leave, send the gift giver a thank you note. Include a photo of your child opening the gift or playing with it – that’s nice.
18 original and fun two year old birthday party ideas
The best birthday party ideas for two year olds tend to be the simplest ones. A 2-year anniversary is a big milestone for toddlers (and their parents), but that doesn’t mean your two-year-old needs an extravagant birthday celebration. Toddlers just want cake and shiny things to wave, and they want to run free and laugh at nonsense. That’s why paying big bucks to rent a space just doesn’t make sense to them.
Host a party at home and come up with a theme that requires little more than getting creative with a gear closet or a quick trip to the supermarket. Lay down your hosting duties for one to two hours and be sure to cater to the adults who show up. After all, they are the only ones who will remember it. Here are some easy and fun second birthday ideas whether you’re hosting an indoor or outdoor party.
Children represent the largest group of unvaccinated people in the US, which means that indoor gatherings are still a danger and should be avoided. April, however, , The Centers for Disease Control, , have revised their rules for outdoor gatherings, now considered less dangerous for small groups, as long as unvaccinated children and adults wear masks and social distancing is maintained.
Indoor 2 Year Birthday Party Ideas
Build a Cardboard Castle
It’s as easy as going to your local hardware store and asking for as many cardboard boxes as they have on hand above. Then paint the boxes in different colors. When the party starts (and when the paint is dry), help the children build a cardboard castle to play with.
Paint Party
Purchase washable markers, finger paints and crayons; unroll kraft paper scrolls on countertops, or glue giant sheets of drawing paper along the bottom half of the (well-protected) wall; and then let the kids go crazy. It also doesn’t hurt to get some coloring books for those kids who want to structure their art a little more.
Favorite Things Party
Two-year-olds don’t like to be noticed, and they definitely don’t like being told what to do. That’s why sometimes it’s better to forego organized activities and games and just give your child the tools to have fun. And what could be more fun than having all your favorite things on your birthday? So get your child’s favorite color decorations, eat all their favorite meals and snacks, dance to their favorite music, and play their favorite games (or with their favorite toys). Because yes, second birthdays should just be glorified play dates.
Rainbow Party
It’s as easy as using color to entertain kids, because let’s face it, kids just love color. The more color the better. So grab colorful ribbons, rainbow cake, colorful clothes and have fun.
Fairy-Tale Fete
Include as many of your baby’s favorite fairy tales as possible (serve oatmeal as a “porridge” of Goldilocks and the Three Bears ; have the children wear red capes for Little Red Riding Hood ; offer a clay pie, haystack cookies and house bricks as a tribute to The Three Little Pigs ().
Buckets
In case you haven’t noticed, babies love to touch things. So, collect a few buckets and fill them with random items – spaghetti noodles, plasticine, sand foam, rice, a bag of peanuts, and whatever else you can find. Set up bucket stations and let kids entertain themselves with a sensory adventure.
Milk and cookies
There is no one, at any age, who doesn’t want to just sit and eat milk and cookies. and start eating sweet treats. So bake (or buy) a variety of cookies, grab some milk, and eat an old fashioned milk and cookie bar.
Baby Brunch
No one wants to deal with a bunch of fussy toddlers who either just woke up or need to sleep. So throw your kid’s birthday party in the morning, celebrate everyone’s favorite meal, and get everyone home by noon. Serve eggs, bacon, muffins, juice, and include a “cereal bar.” An easy cake option for such a party is a birthday pancake, which can also be decorated with candles.
Go shopping
At the beginning of the party, give each child $10 of monopoly money. Then let the children go to their parents’ different vendors to buy different treats and toys. Practical and fun, right?
Biennial Birthday Ideas for Outdoors Party
Bug Party
Kids love bugs. Why? Dont clear. But the rational fear that prevents them from simply collecting spiders and bugs is not yet in effect at this age. So take advantage. Spread some fake bugs around your backyard (or around your house, for that matter) and have a contest to see who can find and collect the most bugs. You can continue the theme with insect-inspired treats, butterfly nets, and jars of fireflies to give away.
Garden Party
Need help gardening? Luckily, toddlers love to “help.” Buy some pots and some seeds and have the kids plant fruits, vegetables, and flowers together as they like. Then let each child take a small pot with them and watch it grow.
Flower Party
Buy a few discounted bouquets from the local market and arrange them individually. Sort the flowers by type and let the kids “create their own” bouquets to take home. Bonus points if you have flower-themed treats.
“Pool Party”
Depending on where you live it might be a little early to swim, but creating water droplets and filling a few backyard baby baths allows kids to have their own version of a pool party. Make sure you have umbrellas and a snack bar to keep the kids very happy (in other words, not hungry or burned to a crisp).
Mud bath
Sometimes you just have to acknowledge a child’s ability to get dirty. However, let your parents know to come armed with an old pair of clothes and fresh clothes to change into before heading home for this one. Get some kiddy pools and fill them up with mud, foam and water. You won’t regret it. When children play in the mud, it is a special joy.
Bubble birthday
Two year olds love bubbles. Two-year-olds love bubbles more than they should. But we won’t argue. Arm the kids with bubble guns, bubble machines, bubble sticks, soap nets, and buckets full of soap and water (or “bubble mix” you can buy at the store) and watch them go.
Social ice cream
Everyone loves sundae. Get ice cream with different flavors, toppings and fun plates, and let the children make their own ice cream ice cream. Of course, the birthday boy is given two candles in ice cream.
Summer Snowball Fight
One of the most special warm weather treats I’ve had is when my niece and nephew were surprised by their grandma with a bucket full of snow she collected last winter and kept frozen until then until July. She let it thaw, and then on a hot summer day, everyone cooled off with an old-fashioned snowball fight.
Playground Park Party
Don’t have a big backyard to play in? Ask your child’s friends and their parents to meet you at the playground at the local park for a long vacation. If you want to deliver food and drinks, most municipal parks have sheds that you can rent by the hour.
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8 most popular second birthday themes for your baby – Momo Party
Your baby is turning two. How fast! Now they are walking and talking, and you survived another year! It definitely deserves a big celebration of this milestone for you and your little one!
While your little one may have favorite characters or certain preferences, they are not yet old enough to choose a “theme” for a party, so there is still room for mom and dad to help choose or influence a birthday party theme. 😉
Not sure which topic to choose? Don’t worry! Today we are going to share with you 8 of the most popular second birthday themes and help you moms and dads have a stress-free holiday with these handpicked collections!
1.TWO Moon
Definitely one of the most popular party themes for two year olds! Room colors including black, white and silver make the second birthday party modern and stylish. Your little one may not know much about the solar system yet, but cosmic elements like rockets, astronauts, planets and stars will enchant kids of all ages! Check out our “Blast Off” collection filled with all the amazing space goodies!
2. TWO Infinity and Beyond
A space-themed party perfect for Two The Infinity and Beyond’s birthday. We love this party, using our goodies from our Blast Off collection for the twins’ second birthday! How cool is that?
3. TWO Wild
Safari Party is the perfect gender neutral theme for boys and girls alike! With animals like tigers, lions, zebras, monkeys and many more, your little wild animal is sure to love this theme! This can also be turned into a “Born TWO Be Wild” or “In TWO The Wild” theme for a second birthday. Check out our Get Wild collection for a wildly fun party for your little one!
Bonus: our palm leaf plates with these adorable toucan napkins are also perfect for a cute TWO-jar themed birthday party! 4. TWO Sweet
Ice cream, donuts, candy… who can resist a birthday party in Two Sweet style? Celebrate your little one’s 2nd birthday with our ice cream and candy collection featuring all the adorable party decorations that are literally too cute! 5. Don’t grow up TWO FAST
Do you have a small car fan at home? Then you won’t want to miss this perfect Grow Two Fast Birthday Theme for your two year old! Decorate a giant number two foil balloon with paper ribbons to pave roads and mark your milestone in a special way! Check out our Car Collection filled with modern car-themed party merchandise!
6. So two days
What a fun theme for a second birthday party! Set up a taco bar and throw a fiesta on your little one’s special day with these fun Mexican-inspired party supplies from our Fiesta collection. Don’t forget to bring the piñata! Will be a hit for the whole family!
7. TWOtti Frutti
A fruity second birthday theme for your little cutie! With bright colors, it brings joy and joy to the holiday. Check out our Tutti Frutti collection for a fun summer!
8.Tea for TWO
Time for tea! What a cute second birthday theme for your little girl? Bring their favorite soft toys and have a mini tea party in the garden! Check out our Pastel Tea Party collection and have a sweet party for your 2 year old!
We hope you find this helpful! Check out all of our carefully selected collections and choose one to celebrate your child’s 2nd birthday!
Until next time!
Xoxo,
Tai and Yao
great ideas to celebrate your child’s second birthday
birthday occasion for him and his little friends. We have everything for you in this article. Read on and you’ll get a good idea of what to do and how to plan the best birthday for your little one.
What to expect from a child’s second birthday?
Your beloved two year old is too young to understand the importance of celebrating a birthday. He can be excited a minute before and coo joyfully the next minute. At his age, nothing will seem more important to him than himself. So expect the unexpected on your little one’s second birthday.
There will be other children who may want something, but your child may be adamant. This is because, at the age of two, he does not understand that the child who asks for something is his guest, and as the host, he must obey. Then a fight might start; he can become aggressive when he sees that someone is more important than him. So plan ahead and know what to do if this situation arises.
When should your baby’s second birthday be celebrated?
Every child has a different sleep pattern, and as a parent you know your child best. So it’s up to you to decide when is the best time for your child’s birthday. Every toddler at this age will usually take a nap in the afternoon. Therefore, it is best to have a party in the early evening hours (from 15:00 to 16:00). Your little one will feel refreshed and energized after 2-3 hours of sleep and will be less likely to become cranky and irritable during party hours. However, it is advisable to finish the birthday celebration within an hour or two, as your two year old may not be able to sustain his energy for more than two hours.
How to plan your little one’s second birthday
Planning a munchkin’s second birthday can be fun. An interesting theme with fun elements, multiple games and careful planning is all it takes to make it awesome and memorable.
Below are a few ways you can throw a party that everyone will remember and remember.
Location Ideas
The location you choose depends on how big you want the party to be, how many people you want to invite, and what kind of events you want to have at the party. Listed below are five of these places that could be a place to celebrate birthday of your two-year-old child.
House The idea of having a second birthday at home is the most common of all. After all, your baby is most comfortable at home. Moreover, if you see him becoming sleepy or cranky, you can immediately take him to a place of comfort, that is, to his room.
Party Rooms If you want to plan a big party for your child by inviting a lot of people, you will need a large open space. This is only possible if you rent out the party room. However, for a birthday party, this can be hard on your pocket.
Garden If your two year old’s birthday falls in the spring, the best place to celebrate is a garden party. Just put in a few play items such as swings, seesaws, slides, etc. and watch the little guests have fun.
Recreation centers Today there are many recreation centers with children’s playgrounds. These places provide not only a place for parties, but also food and fun games. However, this can cost you a bomb and turn your budget into a shifter drastically.
Community Hall Most housing estates and gated communities have a community hall that can be used for parties. In most cases, you don’t have to pay for the community hall and you can have a big party.
Theme Ideas
Having a theme can make your birthday party even more memorable. So we have 5 ideas to help you plan.
Minion Theme Any child who has seen the Despicable Me movie will fall in love with minions. A minion cake, plates, glasses, and yellow and blue balloons that match the color of the minion can go a long way in making the party a hit. Outfit Children can come in any minion outfit. They may wear blue and yellow t-shirts. Adults can also follow the pattern by wearing blue and yellow clothing.
Mickey Mouse Theme We all grew up watching the famous Mickey Mouse cartoon and your kid will watch it too, so celebrate your kid’s birthday with a Mickey Mouse theme. Outfit Dress up your little one in the most beautiful Mickey Mouse dress and ask his friends to come in the same style.
Dora Theme If your little girl, organize a Dora birthday party for her and let her become a little explorer like Dora. Outfit Make your little girl wear Dora’s outfit and see how much she looks like her.
Fairy tale theme Children love to listen to fairy tales, and fairy tale themed birthday celebrations can become a reality for your child. Outfit Dress up your child as their favorite fairy tale character and ask your little guests to do the same.
Rainbow Theme Children love colors and rainbows make them happy. A rainbow theme is perfect for a second birthday decoration idea. Attire Let your guests wear rainbow colors and let your little one be colorful too.
Cake Ideas
Cutting a cake is an essential part of any birthday celebration. Here are 5 birthday cake ideas for a two year old.
Wild animals
Food ideas
Animated characters
Favorite book
Dinosaurs
Food ideas for a birthday party something that they would like to eat and that would be easy for them to eat is a good idea.
Food items such as french fries, fruit, etc.
Cupcakes with cream and sprinkles
Mini pizzas with cheese
Pasta
Cup of ice cream
Second birthday party game ideas
A party without games can be pretty boring. Try the games below for a 2 year old’s birthday party.
Dance and Statue – Make the little ones dance to the music. Stop playing music abruptly. When the music stops, they should become statues.
Bubble Popping – Let them blow bubbles and have them catch it before the bubble hits the floor.
Attach Rudolph’s nose – Blindfold the children and have them stick bindi on Rudolph’s picture.
Treasure hunt. Keep a lot of small toys on the floor and line up the children. When the leader (adult) asks for something, the children run and whoever finds it goes and gives it to the leader.
Play the way you like. Organize a children’s playground with swings, slides, etc. Let the children play at their own pace.
Birthday favors
Below are a few souvenirs you can give your little guests.
What to give a baby for the second birthday
A two-year-old child may not be very versed in material things and may not demand a gift. However, as parents, you always have a desire to give your baby something nice. Here is a list of a few gifts you can give your little one.
You can give your little one a tricycle as it will help your 2 year old learn his first bike lesson.
If you have a girlfriend, you can buy a kitchen set for her.
Books are the perfect gift for every child .
Gift set of sand toys for beach trips .
You can also buy toy vehicles such as a bus, tractor, car, etc.
Try out these great birthday party ideas for your 2 year old and see how kids and adults alike will have fun.
Also Read: Birthday Gift Ideas & Holiday Gifts for Toddlers
2 Year Birthday Ideas & Party Themes (and Tips!)
Looking for 2 Year Birthday Ideas or Coming Soon Second Birthday Themes turn two years old? Turning 2 is an important milestone for both your baby and you parents!
On your child’s first and second birthdays, it can be hard to figure out what to do to make them special. They’re too small to really understand what’s going on, so a grand birthday celebration isn’t always the best idea, but y’all You also want your two-year-old child’s birthday to be fun! With our first child, I had to get creative from second birthday idea .
My eldest son always has a big birthday party with my whole family, because mom and dad have a birthday right after his birthday.
Because of this, his birthday is only for our next of kin. And since Rishi (aka dad) has to go to work, it’s like a normal day for us!
And let’s be honest, is there anything worse than a birthday that doesn’t feel like a birthday?! Especially when you’re TWO? 🙂
Roy is still talking about my birthday, which was months ago, because we didn’t have birthday hats, sing “Happy Birthday” or open presents! It traumatized him.😉 I had to make sure we did at least a few fun things for him to have a good time on his big day!
If your child’s birthday is coming up and you need ideas for a second birthday, here are some fun, easy, and inexpensive ways to celebrate your little one and make the day a little more fun!
But first, some advice from a mother of three!
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3 Second Birthday Tips
Birthdays and birthday parties can be stressful, here are some ways to have fun on your child’s birthday!
1. Keep it simple
Don’t worry about the perfect cake, the best balloon garland, or the perfectly clean house! Keep it simple, including guests! Having a lot of people can be overwhelming for everyone, so the best way to make things easier is to keep the guest list small!
You can even take the party from the living room to the indoor playground (Chuck E. Cheese is a great place to host a party) or even to a small pool or water cushion for a summer birthday party! Then you don’t have to worry about cleaning your home or the limitless energy that little ones are destroying in your home! Just always under the reliable supervision of adults, wherever you are.
Keep party games simple, or if you don’t even want to mess with even a simple party game, you can do without them! We give up games to make it a little easier for us.
2. Keep your child’s schedule in mind
It’s always a good idea to keep your child’s schedule (including morning or afternoon naps) in mind when planning a party. If their bedtime is from 10 to 12, don’t plan cakes and gifts at 11!
It’s a great idea to invite guests while our children are napping. Then you can eat and chat, and when the birthday boy grows up, he will have a good rest for the holiday!
3. Be Baby Friendly
Toddler birthday parties should be geared towards toddlers (and toddlers too). That means baby-friendly food (not just adult food and it’s pre-cut so you don’t have to waste time cutting back on their food), suitable games for 2-year-olds, and a place where they can run (especially after the sugar kicks in). force).
Now let’s talk about 5 super easy ways to celebrate your two year old’s birthday, whether or not their birthday falls on their birthday!
Two year old birthday ideas – 5 ways to celebrate!
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1. Fill their crib with balloons.
It can be hard to figure out what to do for a two year old’s birthday, so a great way to start the day is to keep it simple and easy, like starting the day with balloons!
Fill your two year old with balloons for a fun way to start the day! Blow up 5, 10 or even 20 balloons and fill your baby’s crib when he wakes up!
When my eldest was one year old, I blew up a bunch of balloons and filled his crib when he woke up. Something so simple and inexpensive turned into (literally) hours of fun for him! It was one of the best ideas I ever had.
I did the same for his second birthday and he liked it again. In fact, I’m pretty sure he enjoyed it even more because he could run around the crib and throw and kick balloons everywhere!
We like to inflate balloons randomly throughout the year, so I love getting balloons with confetti inside as a special treat because he loves them! They will spend tons of time playing with confetti balloons, almost like trying to figure out how they got inside!
If you’re planning on doing this, do yourself a favor and buy one of these electric blowers! They’re so inexpensive, and when you think about how many birthdays you’re going to be celebrating, most of which will include balloons, you’ll be so grateful you have one!
I made about 3 balloon strings before I had an electric balloon blower and I was kicking myself I didn’t get it early – it makes it fly so fast!
One tip is to inflate all the balloons and put them in a laundry basket (or 2) the night before. Then you won’t be in a hurry to blow them up if your two year old wakes up early on his birthday!
You can also make a whole balloon garland!
2. Go out for donuts!
We all agree that two year olds love their sweets! You can’t go wrong choosing donuts and spending time together to start your big day. Head out on their special day and visit your favorite local bakery (or even the grocery store if there isn’t a bakery nearby) and let your two-year-old choose their own donut for a special treat!
We rarely go for donuts during the week. My husband will take our elders for donuts after gymnastics on the weekends, but we never do that during the week.
On our child’s birthday, I have to let my Type A personality cool off and let them choose whatever donut they want…even if it’s full of chocolate, giant or decorated with a million crazy things!
For Roy’s second birthday, I had to break the rules and let him eat icing and nothing else. After all, it’s his birthday, and it only happens once a year!
3. Visit the fire department.
What’s more fun than a giant red truck with headlights for a toddler?
We live just a few blocks from the local fire station. I’ve never been there, but thought it wouldn’t hurt to stop by and ask to see the firetruck, as Roy has been obsessed with “big trucks” lately.
They were SO good. They showed him the truck, turned on the lights, pulled out their helmet for him to try on (he was NOT a fan of that haha) and even gave him a sticker and a coloring book!
If you don’t live within walking distance of one, just give them a call and see if you can stop by! Even a quick 15 minute visit can be really special for a 2 year old. In fact, almost a year later, Roy is still talking about it!
4. Go to a beautiful park.
Make an effort and go to a beautiful park. You know one thing. One that has multiple play areas, a splash pad, or something your two year old really enjoys.
Let’s face it. If you’re anything like me, you’re going to the most convenient park. We have one block from our house, so we go there often, but don’t always head the extra 5 blocks to a larger park where there is still a lot to do.
We went to a bigger park (which actually has swings, things to dig with small slides suitable for toddlers) and Roy was in heaven!
5. Dance!
Turn on T Swift, Bruno Mars, Laurie Berkner or whoever your kid loves these days and dance!
Roy is a big fan of music and dancing (I dare say that most young children also like this). Nothing beats a good dance party to round off a birthday celebration!
Birthdays of all ages deserve to be celebrated. I hope these 5 simple ideas will help you plan your birthday celebration 2 year old !
Two Year Birthday Party Ideas
And if you need some ideas for toddler birthday parties or a fun, sassy two-year theme for your child’s birthday, here are 10 ideas for you!
1. Two Two (Tutu) Cute
Celebrate two cute birthdays with a fun birthday girl tutu, food table tutu skirt (like this one from Amazon) and all the other girly cuteness!
2. Taco for two days
Everything about tacos! Book a taco bar to kick off the toddler party, then try chocolate tacos for dessert!
You can buy this adorable Taco Twosday balloon from Etsy, perfect for your party! Buy Fiesta Maracas from Amazon as a party gift and your party theme is ready!
3. Two infinities and beyond
For the Toy Story fans in your family: “Infinity two and beyond!” a party! Dress up as Buzz Lightyear (or whoever their favorite character is) and decorate with everything from Toy Story! It’s great for young kids of all ages, because who doesn’t love Toy Story?
4. Two sweets
Get ready for dessert! For food, make sprinkled donuts, decorate sugar cookies for your guests to take home (or eat!) and decorate the place with dessert decor like these adorable “two sweetie” party balloons!
5. Two moons
Two moons – a fun theme for your astronaut! Decorate with stars, planets and rocket ships. Carry out space activities like coloring pages!
This Amazon party set has everything you need to celebrate your little space lover!
6. Oh, two doors
Does your two year old son love Minnie and Mickey? Our little girl LOVES Minnie Mouse so we threw a Minnie Mouse themed party for her and our little boy loves Mickey so we threw a Mickey Mouse party for him.
7. Two zoos
Kill all the animals! Put the animal figurines on the birthday cake, decorate with all the animals and eat picnic style on the ground just like the animals do! This is the perfect theme for toddlers who love animals!
8.Two Oceans
Head to the ocean for the Two Oceans Party! Decorate the place with mermaids and seashells or sharks and jellyfish!
9. Two Pretty / Two Pretty
For the Two Pretty Little Girl’s Party, bring all the girly items! Decorate with flowers everywhere, encourage everyone to dress in their Sunday best, and have feather boas for everyone.
Do the same for the little boy! Rip your bow ties and hand out top hats to everyone! The Dollar Store is a great place to find inexpensive party supplies.
10. Tea for two
Have a tea party for your little one and his little friends! Use fine china for adults and plastic china for younger children, mini peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and tiny cookies.
11. Two Cool
Throw a “two cool” party and invite everyone to wear sunglasses! This fun birthday cake is perfect for their big day!
Balloon garlands make any party more fun, so check out my balloon garland tutorial to see how easy it is to make!
I also have several gift guides like 25 Baby Gifts or 5 Baby Gifts that come back for fun gift ideas with a purpose!
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Birthday Party Alternatives – Cenzerely Yours
UPDATED FEBRUARY 11, 2020
If you stumbled upon my nook on the internet, you are looking for a way to celebrate a child’s birthday without having a party . Just recently I was in the same place and was looking on Google for ideas about days two year olds (no parties please) as my little guy’s big day was approaching. I didn’t find much, but I decided to brainstorm and make my own list of birthday party alternatives.
Birthdays were always big events when I was growing up.
I was so excited about my birthday that I would have started the countdown in April. I had a song, April, then May, then my birthday.
Now that I’m a parent, birthday traditions are my job, but birthday celebrations today aren’t what they used to be. We live in an age of over-the-top, extravagant, and stressful birthday parties.
I planned one of these most worthy birthday parties for my son’s first birthday and almost got hives, so for his second birthday I wanted an alternative to extravagant birthday parties.
If you’re also wondering what to do instead of a birthday party, I have some ideas to make your child feel special without driving yourself crazy trying to keep up with an insta-worthy birthday party.
Why I’d Rather Skip My Birthday
If you love party planning, you might enjoy throwing beautiful, thoughtful birthday parties.
I, however, do and not .
Planning my son’s first birthday was again the stress of planning a wedding. So much to do and so much to remember, especially when you’re doing it on your own.
I found myself shocked all the time, even at the party. I didn’t like it very much and my little boyfriend was clearly too young to understand what was going on.
The stress of planning a birthday party
In the end, I asked myself if all this stress was worth it.
For me it was loud NO !
What’s the point of celebrating a birthday if you’re not having fun? There were so many people in attendance that I was running around making sure people were fed and comfortable, so I couldn’t focus on the celebration itself.
Birthday expenses
Today’s trendy pants are expensive. You will definitely spend a small fortune if you want to fix everything.
Due to a limited budget, we spent several thousand dollars on our first birthday party.
I imagine a wonderful family vacation that we could take instead.
I have found that the cost of birthday parties today can quickly get out of hand. Because of this, I did a lot of DIY work when it came to installing and decorating the backdrop.
It was super again stressful and labor intensive .
Children’s birthdays are overrated and overlooked
I think we’re at the point where children’s birthdays are no longer about them. It’s more like keeping up with everyone.
Today everyone is trying to cheer each other up with crazy birthday party trends.
Showing a child how much they are loved and special does not mean that they have to throw excessive parties. I found that children do not really care about trendy decor and picture the perfect cake.
They just want to have fun. Today’s birthday is more like the perfect Instagram shot and an opportunity to let the kid pose next to their gorgeously expensive backdrop for the umpteenth time. It is unlikely that any child would call it entertainment.
My little boyfriend had nothing! He was so busy taking photos after 15 minutes. All our photos are his chatter.
Too many forgotten gifts
I don’t know about you, but in our house seats are limited to .
We really don’t need more toys that my child won’t play with for more than 5 minutes.
I prefer a minimalist approach to toys because too much choice can be difficult and overwhelming for young children.
Besides, they will not learn to appreciate their things when they have them in abundance. You drop one on the floor and move on to the next.
Then, of course, the real exchange dance continues. You will always participate in birthday parties, give and receive gifts.
Birthday party for a child without friends
What if your child has few friends?
We’re still in the early stages and my little guy has only a few little friends, so his birthday will be mostly adult. I don’t know how much fun that would be for him.
What about a shy or clumsy school-age child with few friends? A birthday party with few or no kids showing up can be just as painful, so these birthday party alternatives might be the right solution.
What to do instead of a birthday?
I’m not saying you should never have a birthday party again. I would probably venture to say that sometime in the future I might have another big birthday party (though don’t quote me on that).
However, I will miss the annual giant birthday parties. Instead, we focus on fun things we can do together and maybe have mini birthday parties with our next of kin and maybe two best friends.
Of course, there will still be cake, decorations and balloons, but the focus is on the baby, not the party, so everything doesn’t have to be perfect.
I prefer a birthday without pressure when celebrating a child.
One way to make your child feel super special is to create a birthday tradition that they look forward to every year, no party required because is better than !
Birthday traditions to make your child feel special
Here are some birthday traditions you can start with your child to show them how special they are. They will quickly become family favorites that your children will look forward to. wait every year.
Birthday Countdown
If your child is like me, they will love the birthday countdown! You can use this super cute countdown clock, whiteboard, countdown chalkboard, or just a regular calendar to count down to your kid’s big day.
They like to change numbers or cross out dates every day and it creates excitement for their special day.
Decorating the house for birthdays
Just because you’re missing a party doesn’t mean you should skip decorating. I love decorating the house the night before so the kid can wake up for a birthday party.
I love hanging a ribbon on the door, so the joy of a birthday hits them from the moment they wake up.
You can even record streamers as a network so your kids have to blast through them, which is great fun!
Don’t forget the happy birthday banner .
When we were growing up, we had one colorful happy birthday sign that was used for every birthday for about 15 years. I always associate birthdays with this banner.
You can buy one or make your own and even add the baby’s name to make it special. You can even get versatile decorating kits these days.
Birthday Number Helium Balloon
One tradition I wanted to start with my little boyfriend is waking up to birthday balloons. We love getting helium balloons and adding a number balloon to make show how old they will be this year.
It makes amazing photographs that can be collected throughout a lifetime.
Try a regular numbered balloon on the bed.
Bonus, kids love helium balloons and my toddler spent all day doing his own! It lasted almost 2 weeks!
I know these foil numbered balloons can be expensive if you buy them straight from the party supply store.
If you want to save some money, order a balloon separately in advance and just pay to fill it up.
Another bonus to buy ahead is more choice. Many sizes, colors and themes are available.
Birthday Breakfast
What could be better than starting a birthday with breakfast?
You can make your child’s favorite breakfast whether it’s pancakes, waffles or their favorite cereal.
If you really want to add some highlights, you can even create a “custom waffle/pancake station” with all the elements like fruit, whipped cream, syrup and even sprinkles.
Why not use some trendy birthday cutlery too?
You can purchase disposable birthday utensils from your local party store or reusable special birthday plates like this one with a candle insert. How cute is that?!
Birthday interview
I think it’s such a nice idea!
You usually do an annual interview with your children, asking a series of questions each birthday and recording their answers. You can choose to video interview and write it all down or do the traditional pen and paper style.
Collect them every year and make a wonderful gift for years to come.
You will see how their answers change over the years, and it will be interesting for both of you to look back.
If you don’t know what questions to ask, I’ve included a free printout of ‘s birthday interview in another post.
Measure their height on the growth chart
Children love to see how much they have grown and how tall they are now.
Make it an annual tradition to mark your growth chart every birthday and count how much they’ve grown.
I love this giant ruler to hang on their walls.
Birth memories
I like the idea of retelling their birth story on their birthdays.
In fact, I wrote a letter to my son before he was born, in which I told about my feelings and about everything that I could not wait to share with him.
This letter has been added to a personalized keepsake box along with other items from his many “firsts”.
For example, his first baby blanket, a first-hand print, a few favorite overalls, and lots of other little knick-knacks I saved along the way.
We love to read “The Night You Were Born” and talk about that special night.
Birthday Gift Treasure Hunt
Another idea I love is a little adventure in search of the elusive birthday present.
You can start hunting with a birthday breakfast where you give the first clue and let your child solve fun riddles or answer questions to find their presents.
I like to include the whole family in this tradition so that each person can submit a clue or question.
If you’re in need of gift ideas, I have a list of great gift ideas without toys and another list of practical and useful gift ideas for kids.
We have too many toys that are barely used, so these are great alternatives to toys.
Specially packaged birthday lunch
If your child leaves for school on their birthday, prepare a special surprise lunch for them.
You can even gift wrap their lunch for a special treat.
Don’t forget your special birthday card and maybe even a birthday cupcake.
Let them eat cake
If there’s one thing I can’t live without on my birthday, it’s cake. If there’s a reason to eat cake, I’ll find it.
So, one of my favorite birthday rituals is to eat a piece of birthday cake for breakfast until it’s done!
LOL I understand that you probably don’t want your kids to eat too much cake, so even one day they can eat cake for breakfast is such a treat.
What I love about you
Another special way to celebrate a child’s birthday is to share what they like about the guest of honor.
You can do it during your birthday breakfast.
Walk around the table and make a special birthday toast, where each person adds something special about the birthday person or a special memory from that year about the birthday person.
This can also be added as part of the birthday interview series.
You’ve got mail
One of my favorite parts of my birthday is getting special birthday cards in the mail from relatives who lived abroad.
I loved them so much that I saved them all.
Send your child a birthday card (you don’t really need to send it, just put it in the mailbox so they can pick it up).
You could even write a special letter describing all of their greatest accomplishments or milestones in the past year.
Birthday Party Alternatives
Now let’s talk about fun ways to celebrate a child’s birthday without a big party.
You know your child best, think about things they like, places they like to visit, or activities they like to do.
My little boyfriend loves the farm, so this year we went to the farm with him and his best friend.
It was a super simple low key birthday, but it was all about him and he loved it.
Here are a few things you can do instead of a birthday party.
Special movie experience with all the extras – let your child choose the movie they would like to watch and enjoy a VIP movie with a special pre-show dinner (some VIP theaters even have a movie dinner plan) and let them get special treats like popcorn, candy and maybe even a cupcake
Go to an amusement park – Does your child have a favorite amusement park? I would love to go to Disney World on my birthday. You can take your child and let them bring a friend for some extra fun.
Visit the farm – for younger children, a trip to the farm can be a great party. Some farms host birthday parties and host events and games.
Play bowling or mini golf – if you have a child who loves to compete, you can do something active and fun like bowling, mini golf or an archery tag
Laser Tag is a great option for lots of family fun that will keep everyone active
Visit the arcade or carnival – if you have any local carnivals, this might be a great way to celebrate your birthday. If not, why not visit the playground or arcade.
Grant 3 wishes – if you are not sure what your birthday prince or princess will like, give them a magic lamp and let them make 3 wishes of what they would like to do that day
Visit the zoo or Animal Sanctuary – If you have a little animal lover, consider taking them to a zoo, animal shelter, or pet farm
Birthday Sleepover – Throw a small birthday party with your child’s BBF or cousins. too stressful, have a family sleepover in the living room or backyard where the child can stay up late and do something fun like board games.
Birthday picnic – visit your child’s favorite place (for example, a park) and have a fun birthday picnic. Don’t forget the birthday crown.
Have a humble gathering – Invite a few close family or friends to sing happy birthday and cut the cake together
Take a trip – Take a family trip or weekend to celebrate or even have a day trip or trip
View performance – why not see a show, performance or concert to celebrate this event?
Visit Aquarium – I’ve always loved everything underwater. If you’re a little one, take your mermaid or mermaid on a trip to the aquarium
Visit Aquapark – I also loved everything to do with water. If you have a warm weather birthday, you can plan a trip to the beach. If not, you can plan a trip to the indoor water park
Karting – if your little one is a bit of a speedster, he can enjoy a go-kart or bumper car day
Hotel Day – plan a hotel day out. Book a great room, eat room service, hop on comfy beds, order movies – all is ready! Let your little one feel like a superstar with a day at the hotel. Basically live out your Home Alone fantasies.
Giving Day – Teaching our children the principles of gratitude and giving can also be part of their birthdays. Does your child have toys they can choose to give away? Wrap slightly used gifts to gift them and reward their generosity by letting them choose the gift of their choice on their birthday.
Cake Smash – If you have a small child and need a special way to celebrate their early years, plan to smash a cake. I have a great post with all the tips and tricks for smashing an epic DIY cake.
Making kids feel special on their birthday
I don’t think having nice birthday parties is necessary to make a kid feel special on their birthday.
You don’t have to rob a bank every year and throw a big party.
There are lots of fun and free ways to celebrate birthdays that kids love.
It’s about making them feel especially loved and adored, so put aside mom’s guilt and extravagant birthdays if that tires you.
Make birthdays special with memorable traditions and events.
What do you think about parties? How do you celebrate? What do you do to make your child feel special? I would like to know.
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45 kids birthday ideas
For every parent, a child’s birthday is a special occasion. You will surely want to organize a fun, exciting birthday party that will bring a happy smile to the child’s face and create lasting memories. But then a huge cake and a bunch of balloons will not be enough. Need kids birthday ideas ? Then the list presented here is what you are looking for. Rest assured, these Kids Party Ideas will help you organize a party in such a way that you will never forget this day.
Children’s Birthday Ideas
To organize a birthday party that your child will remember for years to come, you do not need to look for expensive options. The simplest kids birthday party ideas can be just as fun and exciting.
For 1 year
Below are some great ideas.
Gentleman and Princess Theme Party Dress up your child as a little gentleman or young lady. Ask guests to bring their children dressed appropriately. Of course, adults will like it more, but why not. Parents will be happy, and children will have fun.
Special cake Cake cutting time can be the highlight of a party. You can order or bake a chic cake with figurines, numbers or your child’s favorite cartoon characters. Another good idea is to order a musical cake.
Bring your favorite teddy bear First birthday party ideas might include asking all invited children to bring their favorite teddy bear or other toy. Each child gets a new friend for their toy as a gift. Party activities can consist of coloring pictures of animals (you can use your fingers for this age) or just enjoy playing with your toys, new and old.
For 2 year olds
Some exciting party ideas for 2 year olds.
Evening light Turn your living room into an exciting place by adding some glow sticks or stickers, a strobe light and melodies. Children can paint themselves or each other’s faces with glow-in-the-dark paint.
Party make a mess Scenario for brave parents. Such a party will be a real hit, just warn the other parents to prepare unnecessary clothes, which, most likely, will have to be thrown out after the party. You can come up with anything from shooting cream balls to painting each other in all the colors of the rainbow.
Bug Party Children of this age tend to love bugs. You can make colorful invitations by cutting out oval shapes from decorative paper and gluing them onto a card. Draw the head, antennae and legs with a colored pen to make a colorful beetle. You can come up with appropriate costumes or individual details, for example, antennae on the head. At the party, kids can make homemade bug magnets by sticking pompoms or colored pictures on sticks.
Musical Party Make a birthday invitation by inserting color copies of your child’s photos on the cover of the card, along with party details. Order a birthday cake in the form of your child’s favorite musical instrument. Children’s inflatable guitars or a saxophone will come in handy.
Balloon party Children this age understand simple shapes such as a balloon. A child’s birthday balloon party can include a lot of balloons, soap bubbles, colorful plastic balloons. Let the kids splash around in the inflatable paddling pool filled with colorful plastic balls or have fun blowing bubbles.
Blowing Bubbles Organize soapy water and bubble blowing supplies. Let one of the adults inflate, and the children hunt for bubbles, trying to catch or burst. It’s like an option. You can arrange a competition for the biggest bubble. In any case, when many children blow a bunch of bubbles at the same time, it’s fun.
For 3 years old
When planning a birthday party for a 3 year old, you can use the following ideas.
Jungle theme A jungle themed birthday party is always a hit with kids. Ask guests to come in animal costumes, bake cookies in the shape of various animals, let it be a mini zoo. Children can distribute paper masks of different animals.
Puppet show or magic show You can hire a clown or magician to put on a show. Although parents can easily cope with the role of a magician if they prepare well. A puppet show is generally very cool, but it requires the necessary accessories and lengthy rehearsals;
Costume party Children can come dressed as their favorite cartoon, superhero, fairy tale or comic book character. The main thing is to notify the guests in advance about the costume party, this is a serious matter and it takes more than one day to prepare. At the party, organize a game of “10 questions” to guess the identity of each guest.
Freeze Game This is a good game for any kids party. Turn on the music and let the kids start dancing. When the music stops playing, everyone should freeze in place, like a statue. You can also prepare a CD of different music and ask the children to change their movements to suit different musical styles.
Balloon Explosion Fill large balloons with candy and treats. They can be inflated and hung in different places where you can easily get it. Kids will have fun blowing up balloons and collecting goodies.
For 4 years old
A birthday party for 4 year olds might include the following ideas.
Treasure hunting Treasure hunting will always be a favorite pastime for children of all ages. Keep in mind, for four-year-olds, the clues should be age appropriate so they aren’t too hard to solve.
Kids Art Party Prepare pots, plastic plates, t-shirts, bags, umbrellas, picture frames, and supplies such as stickers, glitter, glue, paint, brushes for the kids to color and let the kids color them all .
Chocolate Party Most children enjoy making treats, especially girls. You can provide them with various fun chocolate molds and flavors. Help melt chocolate in the microwave and let them enjoy pouring into molds. Provide an opportunity to be creative when decorating and packaging candies. The finale of the party will be the solemn eating of chocolate. Have boxes ready so the kids can take home samples of their creations.
Circus party for kids A circus themed birthday party is a great idea, it’s hard to imagine something more joyful and bright for a little birthday boy. You can arrange homemade entrance tickets, lemonade stands, vintage popcorn cans and cotton candy, polka dot cups and plates, fake mustaches, lace, and even hire a clown to entertain the kids.
For 5 years old
The following baby birthday ideas may be helpful.
Carnival in the backyard Throw a festive carnival in the backyard for children, you can organize a lot of interesting things. For example, make a point where they will draw tattoos and paint faces. Set up a table for popcorn and cotton candy, a stand for hot dogs or other snacks. Various play areas. In one, you can throw rings on bottles, in the other, knock down plastic cups with balls. You can even make a mini-golf course.
Picnic For a 5-year-old boy, a trip to nature is already an event. Organize a wonderful outdoor picnic on his birthday, you can do everything for real, with a tent, a fire and other pleasures. You can pitch tents in the open space and invite young campers to take part in a variety of exciting activities. For example, go for a walk, during which they can collect interesting stones, leaves and explore nature. And, finally, let them just fool around, but under the non-intrusive supervision of adults.
Rainbow Party Throw a colorful rainbow party for your child. You can organize an extravaganza with colorful ribbons, balloons, rainbow cake, large rainbow painting poster, rainbow lollipops. Children can make headbands with colorful beads.
Lego Birthday Party Lego is currently very popular among children. You can build towers using Lego bricks and have the kids knock them down with a toy car or a ball. Or put Lego blocks in a jar and ask the kids to guess the correct number. Lego can be used for decoration, such as making a cupcake stand or napkin holder.
Fire Party Keep kids entertained with fun activities like water games, building a fire truck out of cardboard boxes, and playing with fire hydrant rings.
For 6 years old
Try different activities so kids can win lots of prizes.
Sports themed party Guests can dress up in their favorite sports equipment. You can organize any sports games, depending on where you celebrate your birthday. Children will enjoy participating in sports activities such as racing, mini golf, mini football, croquet or even using cardboard boxes to create an obstacle course.
Disco Find out what kind of music children like and just arrange a fun disco.
Dragon Festival You can put on a whole show. Let some children dress up as dragons, other boys will be knights with swords, and girls, of course, will be beautiful princesses. It is clear that such a party needs to be prepared in advance, costumes, ammunition, princess dresses, and besides, it would be nice for adults to write some kind of scenario so that the children get into the role. And you can also make a big paper dragon and arrange a fun carnival with a procession.
Favorite Movie Party It may not be the best scenario, but when the whole group of children watch an interesting movie, it can be interesting. Especially if adults organize a full service – snacks, drinks and all that.
Treasure hunt Treasure hunting can be very exciting for kids. Pay attention to what you will be hiding. Try to create tricky prompts, such as posting a message in the form of a poem in a bottle. Divide the children into groups and have them compete against each other to find the hidden treasure.
For 7 years old
A 7 year old child can have their own ideas for a birthday party. At this stage, it is quite normal if the children want to have a party based on gender, for example, for boys or for girls.
Classic party games You can organize classic party games for kids, such as music chair, charades, twister, toss, freeze, broken phone. Birthday party ideas for a 7 year old boy can include elements based on popular TV shows like Harry Potter or superheroes like Wolverines (make paper claws), spiderman, etc.
Fishing for prizes Prepare small prizes, things like colored markers, fancy erasers, small notebooks, and attach them to giant paperclips. Put it all in a makeshift “pond”, which can be a large box or even a rug. Each child receives a fishing rod with a magnet at the end of the fishing line. Kids can have a great time catching prizes.
Cowboy party Here you need to get a little creative. First, make a large poster with a picture of a prairie or town in the style of the Wild West. Well, there already, what can be organized – horse racing, lasso throwing, stampede in a balloon, rodeo. Of course, children should have cowboy hats, bandanas and wide belts with a holster. You can see the cowboy party version here.
Hawaiian party There are a lot of Hawaiian party scenarios, it’s really a great idea to arrange a bright, cheerful holiday for a child’s birthday. Make Hawaiian lei out of paper, build a tiki bar, and host a hoop competition. You can read about the details of such a party here.
Mummy Mummy is a lot of fun to play. Divide the children into two groups. The groups then compete against each other to see who can finish wrapping their chosen “mummy” in toilet paper the fastest.
For 8 years old
This age group can be problematic because eight year olds already have their own idea of how to have fun. You may have to think about new games and themes. Children of eight years old can already perceive complex instructions and rules. Ideas for decorating a child’s birthday party should be in accordance with the chosen theme that the birthday person likes. Here are some ideas you can fit into your party script.
Team sports For children, you can organize team games such as three-legged races, relay races, blind eye games, etc.
Science Party You can hire a professional to demonstrate simple science experiments, of course with game elements to make it fun and educational. The main thing is the entourage, white coats, flasks, test tubes. Try spectacular chemical reactions as part of the school curriculum.
Charades It is better to follow a theme, such as a movie, action or word. Divide the children into two groups. One group will have to suggest a word, while the other group will have to guess it correctly within a given time.
Sleepover Host a sleepover or pajama party for the kids. Children can stay up all night playing games, watching a movie or just chatting.
Memory game Children of this age have a good ability to remember. You can offer interesting memory games where children are shown certain things at the beginning of the party. And later you can ask the children to remember these things.
First of all, it is important to plan the budget of the party. Selecting a child’s birthday theme makes it easy to select other party details such as location, invitations, food, and fun party games. You can create interesting party games, beautiful invitations and decorations with your creativity and ingenuity without breaking the family budget.
How to celebrate a child’s second birthday at home
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The second birthday of a child is in no way inferior in importance to the first. Now the baby has become more conscious, began to remember people, places, things, moments. It is important that the holiday gives positive emotions and leaves only a pleasant trace in the memory.
What is the best way to celebrate a baby’s second birthday at home so that everyone is happy? More on this later in our article.
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Who to invite
Only the closest relatives and friends who are sincerely interested in your child’s life.
It’s good if your friends have children who are the same age as your baby. They will be interesting together.
You should not invite those who hurt their son/daughter or who they don’t like spending time with. In childhood, resentment is remembered for a lifetime, and can develop into psychological trauma in adolescence and adulthood.
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How to decorate a room
When decorating a room, you can choose a certain style. For example, turn a room into a pirate or space ship, a forest corner, a paradise island, an abandoned castle room. If you decide to have a theme party, then the design of the house should match the theme.
Be sure to tell your guests about the genre of your holiday.
You can have a party of one color or a masquerade ball. The birthday boy needs to pick up a beautiful outfit. Fairy, princess, butterfly costumes are most suitable for girls. And for boys – a pirate, a superhero or a cowboy.
Decorate with balloons
Draw funny faces on the balloons or stick paper-cut eyes, ears, a mouth, a hat on them. Such a decoration will amuse not only children, but also adults.
You can order or make your own wall press with cloth, balls, paper, toys and flowers. Guests will be photographed in front of her.
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If you have a themed party
Space
Decorate the balloons with stars made of paper or foil (the main thing is that the child does not get hurt if he wants to pick up the balloon).
Marine
Glue eyes, ponytails. Let your balls become fish.
Pirate
Make faces on one-eyed pirate balloons with bandages. You can decorate the rest with the appropriate attributes – images of treasure chests, sabers, parrots.
Forest
Build animals with balloons.
Cartoon
Let each balloon turn into a character from your child’s favorite cartoon.
You can make a giraffe, a dog and other animals out of long balls without anyone’s help.
DIY
Balloons should not be the only decoration. Try to create a festive atmosphere in all corners of the apartment. The arch of multi-colored balls looks very festive. It is not necessary to order it and spend a lot of money for 1 day. Here you can learn how to make a cool balloon arch with your own hands.
Draw a poster – have it in bright colors. You can stick cute and funny baby pictures on it. The poster can be saved and, after many years, shown to an adult baby.
You can also put a stable vase with decorative branches, for example, and decorate them with photos of the “hero of the occasion” 🙂 Believe me, the guests will love it. It will be interesting for them to consider the periods of growing up of the child, funny situations with him, which you recorded in the photo.
Hang homemade garlands on the walls. They can be made from photographs, cut out pictures, images of characters, flowers, soft pompoms – any creative ideas will successfully fit into the holiday atmosphere. It is worth noting that not only horizontal, but also vertical garlands are now very popular. You can make Chinese lanterns.
Paper cartoon images can be stuck on cupboards, attached to curtains, hung on strings, on doorknobs – let everyone in the house announce the upcoming holiday.
Decorating a boy’s room
In a boy’s room decorated for the holiday, masculine motives should prevail. Decorate walls, cabinets, curtains with images of cars, pirates, cowboys, weapons. If you know what kind of cartoons and what characters your baby loves, be sure to prepare their pictures.
Girl
It is better to choose pastel colors;
Balloons and poster should be feminine;
Refresh the image of the apartment with flowers or their images, hang a garland, bows, pompoms. Use glitter.
Let your daughter feel like a real princess on this day!
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Holiday menu
Take care of the holiday menu for children and delicious and beautiful dishes for adults in advance. Remember that for children and parents it should be different. For parents, put standard holiday dishes – meat, side dishes, salads, aspic. For children, prepare lungs: cereals, mashed potatoes, baked dishes.
As a dessert for toddlers, place sliced fruits on plates: apples, bananas, pears.
It is important that there is a cake at the celebration. But it should be according to such a recipe that the birthday man can also try. Therefore, we recommend that you prepare it yourself. So you will be sure that it does not contain all products harmful to the child.
Cake for a child 2 years old
baby biscuits
400 g
Children’s cottage cheese
250 g
Low fat sour cream
150 g
Sugar
taste
You can also use bananas (or other fruits your baby is not allergic to) and some milk to soak the biscuits.
Put the biscuits into the milk to soften a little.
Mix cottage cheese, sour cream and sugar – this will be the cream for the cake.
Finely chop the fruit to be used as a dessert.
Lay out the first layer of biscuits, spread with cream and place fruit on top.
Lay out the layers in this way until you run out of products. On top of the last layer of cream, beautifully place chopped fruits.
Children’s cake is ready! Don’t forget to set the table nicely.
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Tips for organizing
You should think over the scenario of the children’s celebration in advance. It is necessary to check that no one is sad, not bored. Some ideas can be “borrowed” from the scenario of celebrating the birthday of the 1st year of the child.
Make sure that light and relaxed music accompanies the celebration throughout the day.
Provide entertainment and games for younger and older audiences.
Toddlers can play with toys, collect soft puzzles, throw balloons.
You can hold quizzes for children – ask them simple questions, make riddles. Reward your child for each correct answer. To do this, prepare small children’s prizes in advance – soft key chains, soap bubbles, small toys.
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Competitions for adults at the table
“Alphabetical congratulations”
Have the guests take it in turns to come up with greetings, starting with alphabetical letters in order. Therefore, the first begins his words with the letter “A”, the second – with “B”, the third – with “C”, and so on.
“And we wish you happiness and success…”
“Be healthy and happy! Let…”
“Merry and happy days…!”
“Let sadness bypass…”
“Day after day, let him give joy …”
True-False
Each guest writes down three statements about him. Two of them are true, one is false.
For the purity of the experiment, a person marks a false statement on a piece of paper.
The presenter reads out all three sentences, and the rest must guess which one is not true.
The winners are those who guessed correctly, or those who could not be guessed.
“What is hidden?”
If there are those at the table who can or love to write poetry, then this competition will be very useful.
Give each participant an item that is well packaged (so that others cannot see).
Let each person describe this object in verse without naming it.
The one whose poem will be the most beautiful and original will win.
“What’s next?”
The host calls the letter, and all those sitting must name the object, thing, product, whose name begins with it and is directly accessible. The winner is the one who is the last to be able to say a word with a hidden letter.
“Photographs”
Do parents really know their child well? Both mom and dad? What about grandparents? What about next of kin?
Take photos of the birthday kids and other kids you know, mix them up.
Will everyone be able to find photos with the hero of the occasion? Here you will find out!
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Celebration of a 10-year-old girl’s birthday: the theme of the holiday
To make the birthday girl and her guests memorable, it is not necessary to spend a lot of money on renting a cafe or an entertainment center – a cheerful birthday can be spent at home. The thematic anniversary of 10 years can be considered the most competent and interesting option for celebrating.
To decide how to spend a girl’s 10th birthday, you need to choose a topic that is interesting for her and her guests.
A lot will depend on the choice of theme: decoration and decor of the room, menu of the festive table, games, contests, quizzes, images of guests, etc. However, we note that the presence of a theme greatly facilitates the preparation of the holiday.
Here are 5 amazing birthday party ideas. The birthday girl and her guests will not remain indifferent!
Children’s birthday party for a 10-year-old girl in the style of “Princess”
What would be a good idea for a children’s birthday party for a 10-year-old girl? Of course, one of the first things that comes to mind is the theme of fairy tales about princesses. Every girl dreamed of becoming the heroine of such a story, wearing a chic fluffy dress and a shimmering crown.
Therefore, you can give the little birthday girl and her friends the opportunity to play the role of princesses at the royal tea party.
Make invitations for guests in the style of Disney cartoons with pink paraphernalia, rhinestones, beads.
Use paper garlands, white, pink, lilac balloons, light fabrics, themed tablecloths, plates, mugs for decoration.
As a treat, prepare light fruit snacks, beautifully decorated cupcakes, a colorful cake.
Don’t forget about contests and quizzes related to princesses, cartoons, Disney characters.
For example, you can offer contests to compare the dress of the princess and the heroine herself, try to compose your own stories based on fairy tales, arrange a talent contest.
For a 10-year-old girl’s birthday, young princesses can have hairstyles in the style of cartoon characters. Particular attention should be paid to fabulous music, which will set the tone and atmosphere of the holiday.
Video: birthday ideas for a girl
A lot of interesting ideas for decorating a themed birthday in the video:
How to spend a 10-year-old girl’s birthday in the style of Alice in Wonderland
If a girl likes a book or a movie “Alice in Wonderland”, then you can style the holiday according to the plot of this story and spend it in the form of a tea party.
Organizing a birthday in the style of a fairy tale is a little more difficult – you will have to involve adults who will play the roles of the Red Queen and the Mad Hatter, but the result will please you and the birthday girl.
The revived heroes of the fairy tale will set the tone for the whole holiday, organizing fun contests and playing situations.
Party invitations can be made from film printouts.
Pay special attention to decor: make sure that among the decorations there is a place for a hat, watch, service, candlestick.
Attributes that can be printed in large format (characters from the film, forest scenery, flowers, maps) will not be superfluous. You will also need bright paper and balloons, lanterns, paths to the festive table, bows for chairs.
The aesthetics of a fairy tale can be conveyed by black-white-red colors, a checkerboard pattern on the decorations, and large maps.
You can use various signs, posters with famous quotes from the fairy tale: “Eat me!”, “Drink me!”, “Open me!” etc.
Don’t forget about fairy tale competitions and appropriate fairy tale music. A photo zone with fairy-tale characters will surprise and delight the birthday girl and her guests.
Video: decor and entertainment ideas
Let’s go on a fairy tale journey – ideas for a party in the style of “Alice in Wonderland” in the video:
These are just some of the options for a 10 year old girl’s birthday party. Trust the wishes of your child – then the holiday will be unforgettable for the girl and her guests.
Celebrate the birthday of a 12 year old. Birthday ideas (12 years old)
Where and how to celebrate a teenager’s birthday? After all, adolescence is the period when you can still linger in childhood with its innocent joys, and at the same time you want to grow up as soon as possible.
This is a period when you still really want to take part in children’s competitions and entertainment, but doing it in public is not always willing.
This is the age when you want to celebrate “in an adult way”, but at the same time remain a child. The women’s site “Beautiful and Successful” will help its readers with advice on how to plan a birthday for a child of 10-12 years old.
Where to mark?
There will definitely not be an unambiguous answer to this question. It is important to consider several factors:
The wish of the birthday man himself.
Financial opportunities.
Number of guests.
Time of the year when a birthday falls.
The amount of your time that you are willing to spend preparing the holiday, etc.
The simplest options
You can contact special agencies and they will organize any holiday for you for your money, or you can organize a children’s holiday yourself and choose games and fun entertainment for the birthday of a child of 10-12 years old. We offer you some interesting and popular ideas.
Bowling
Bowling is the most popular place where teenagers celebrate their birthdays. Indeed, at the age of 10-12 years, children have not visited so often in the company of their peers, so it will be interesting for them to spend time together. This option is convenient in that the children all play in turn, do not quarrel for the right of primacy.
What should parents of a birthday boy take into account?
First, immediately calculate the number of tracks. For children under 12 years old, it is better to stay on the option of 1 track for 6, and preferably for 4 people. Otherwise, you will have to wait a long time for your turn.
Secondly, be sure to tell the instructor the names of all the children who will be at the party, even if they come later. Their names will be entered into the computer in advance.
Thirdly, decide on the menu and be sure to order more drinks.
If you have a group of teenagers, then you should be assigned an instructor who will primarily monitor the equipment, and also tell your guests how to play along the way. A great option where you can celebrate a birthday when a child is 10-12 years old.
Water park
Also, children of this age will have fun with friends in the water park. But this option turns out to be a little expensive for the parents of the birthday boy, since staying in the water park is not cheap.
Therefore, it is important to discuss with the child in advance that he will celebrate in a small company. We are sure that water activities will definitely not leave indifferent a company of friends.
Laser tag or paintball
If there is an opportunity in your locality to send a cheerful company of teenagers play paintball or laser tag – don’t even think about it! Excitement and drive, the desire to win and the feeling of a single team – these are the feelings that the young guests of the birthday will experience.
The essence of the game is that players are divided into teams, weapons are distributed (and in laser tag – laser guns), and they start fighting each other.
Laser tag resembles a computer game in which the child himself becomes a participant in the events. On special uniforms there are sensors that begin to vibrate if they hit the target.
In paintball, players “shoot” paintballs. If laser tag is more like a computer game, then paintball is a game of war.
There is no difficulty in these games. Children can play it from the age of 7. Teenagers should love this.
Equestrian club
Horse and pony rides are organized here. There are also options where the whole company will be taken on a sleigh or in carriages.
Picnic outside the city
Birthdays of teenagers aged 10-12 outside the city are great. It is enough to take a ball, badminton, organize a barbecue – children should like this entertainment.
If you are into hiking or have friends who are passionate about it, ask them to help organize a hiking competition with various crossings. It is interesting for both boys and girls in adolescence.
Options that require preparation
It is not always possible to celebrate a happy birthday for a child of 10-12 years old outside the home. Therefore, many celebrate the holiday in their native walls. What should be considered by parents who are considering how to celebrate the birthday of a teenage child on their own?
First, if you plan to invite both relatives and peers of the birthday boy, we advise you to divide the celebration into separate hours or days. Children – at one time, relatives – at another.
Secondly, take care of the birthday menu for a teenager 10-12 years old. Keep in mind that children at this age will not sit at the table for a long time, so it is better if you organize a buffet with many tartlets, fruit and vegetable cuts. Make sure there are plenty of drinks.
Thirdly, consider what you will bet on: the activity or calmness of children. We offer you some ideas on how you can celebrate the birthday of a child of 10-12 years old at home.
Quest
Quest (“search”) is a kind of game in which you need to go through certain stages in order to receive either a birthday present or another present (for example, a cake). It is important for the organizers to choose tasks that guests will be able to do and think over the route in advance.
If you have a lot of guests, you can divide them into teams, if there are few, each participant can play separately.
You can conduct a birthday quest for a child of 10-12 years old both in the house and outside it. Teenagers should enjoy the search, where prize will have to be searched all over the city. An agency can help you organize a large-scale quest, if there is no such possibility, think over everything yourself. It’s not as difficult as it might seem.
Examples of tasks for the quest can be found on the Internet.
Theme parties
Teenagers at this age are very fond of . But here you will not be interested in the fabulous theme of teenagers. They want to show that they are already adults, so the theme of the parties should be adult.
Here’s what you can offer for your 10-12 year old child’s birthday:
MINECRAFT themed party. This is a very popular computer game among teenagers. Consider the design of the room where you will spend the holiday, as well as competitions and entertainment.
Pirate party.
Pirate party is popular at any age. Take your kids on a treasure hunt. Performing various tasks, children will have fun.
Party on wheels. An interesting site seemed to be the idea of celebrating a birthday by renting a limousine. You can travel by limousine to all the sights in the city. Immediately negotiate with the driver where you will need to stop, and how long you will have to wait until the children work up. As stated in one review, renting a car is no more expensive than renting in a cafe. 16 children can ride in a limousine at once. You will get not only a fun birthday for children aged 10-12, but also an unusual one.
Horror style party (vampire party). If it is possible to rent a mini-hotel with several rooms, it will be generally great! The essence of the party is that the children follow the story and open the rooms of fear, where different heroes are waiting for them – vampires, cannibals, etc. After passing through all the stages, the children can go to the disco.
The theme of a 10-12 year old teenager’s birthday party may be related to a movie that the teenager likes. Girls may be interested in a fashion show or pajama party. Boys can have a football party or a celebration in the style of the Wild West.
Interesting entertainment and competitions for the birthday of a child aged 10-12
We offer you several options for what is better to have fun on the birthday of a teenager 10-12 years old.
Piñata
Compatriots know little about such fun as piñata, but among Latin Americans and in the West such entertainment for the holidays is very popular.
The bottom line is that above the surface under the ceiling (if you are going to play indoors) or on a tree (if you plan to play outdoors), a hollow container (box, ball, toy, etc.) is suspended, inside which there are presents: sweets, sweets, small gifts.
The player must break the piñata with the stick closed. You can hit 1 time. On hit, gifts fall to the ground. The entertainment is very fun. You never break a piñata the first time. Such entertainment will definitely appeal not only to children, but also to adults.
Fanta
Fantas with various tasks are popular at any age. Choose options that will be of interest to your guests.
Darts
Hang up balloons containing small prizes. Let the teens use the darts to hit the target and win prizes.
Photo session
Invite a photographer to your party who will arrange a real birthday party with friends.
Tattoo or face painting
Both girls and boys at this age want to get a tattoo on their body. You can make a temporary tattoo on the body or face painting by inviting a specialist to your house.
When choosing how to celebrate the birthday of a child of 10-12 years old, consider different options, celebrate the holiday in different ways every year. A teenager’s birthday is a new stage in his life, when today he can receive what was impossible yesterday. Good luck to parents!
For many children, birthday is one of the most important holidays of the year. They are waiting for it with great impatience, because on this day the attention of everyone around is riveted only to their persons, and adults readily fulfill their whims. The kids love to receive congratulations and gifts, the process of unpacking which becomes incredibly intriguing. Kids are sincerely happy with surprises: a soft toy, doll, car, video game or any other object of long-standing desire found in the box can make them truly happy.
But even more joy can be brought to the birthday boy if you choose the right place to spend your child’s birthday. Of course, you can have great fun at home, with a cake and other delicious treats, but for the holiday to come out really memorable, the child needs to be given impressions.
This can be done, for example, in one of the many amusement and activity parks that offer guests various attractions and interactive spaces. A visit to a water park or a petting zoo would also be a good idea. It will be possible to organize an unusual children’s birthday in the trampoline center: in this case, the whole family will also be able to improve their health perfectly. It is not difficult to choose the format of the celebration and the location: just use the recommendations of the KudaGo portal.
You will soon be 12 or 13 years old, and you have not yet figured out how to celebrate your birthday? Lucky you! We have some great ideas for you!
Birthday: 12 years old
12 years old is an interesting age. You are no longer a child, but not yet an adult girl. So, on the one hand, you already want to have a fun party, and on the other hand, you still cannot do without the permission of your parents. So let’s go like this: you come up with a detailed plan for the holiday and go to coordinate it with your parents.
Useful life hack: the more ideas you have in reserve, the more likely your parents will approve something. And don’t be upset if you have to give up something. Everything is just beginning!
Party Ideas:
1) Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
Since it’s your birthday, you’ll be Alice, and everyone else can choose any other character. And, of course, you need to do everything right.
You will need:
Long table (can be combined)
Chairs, stools and armchairs of various heights. Our task is to ensure that everyone sits at a different level. To do this, you can put pillows on some chairs.
Teapots and cups from various services. Huge cups should alternate with very tiny ones to make a real crazy service in the style of “Alice in Wonderland”.
Funny surprises. Let one of the teapots contain a plush toy instead of tea, and a white sock (clean, of course) or a hair clip under one of the cups.
Hang large painted clock faces, top hats and cardboard cutouts of pink flamingos around.
Arrange a themed photo shoot Alice in the Looking Glass with your friends! Read about other ideas.
2) Farewell to childhood
Well, maybe for the last time you will allow yourself to be a little girl? Have a pink and blue bachelorette party with teddy bears and dolls. Put on beautiful dresses with your girlfriends, braid pigtails and play fun games. For example, host a Guess the Melody contest, sing karaoke, or organize dress-up games. A few more interesting games you can .
At the end of the evening you have to blow out 12 candles on the most beautiful and delicious cake and, of course, make a wish.
3)12 months
Since you’re 12, let’s use it. You can have a party in the style of 12 months or zodiac signs: make each other the appropriate makeup and pick up interesting images.
Birthday: 13 years old
13 is a hell of a dozen, which means we just have to have a Halloween or Friday the 13th-style party. Such after all scope for fantasies:
Gothic invitations
The first thing to do is gloomy invitations. Invitations on black paper with white or silver inscriptions and drawings will look especially impressive. Such invitations will immediately prepare guests for the fact that something “special” awaits them. In addition to telling you where and what time to go, you can ask everyone to dress appropriately.
Terribly delicious treats
In addition to the usual dishes, make some Halloween-themed dishes. For example, draw a chocolate sauce cobweb on fruit and put a spider on it (better than a toy one!). And about how to make cute mummies from sausages and cute ghosts from sandwiches, you can. Don’t want to bother? Then just choose dishes of dark colors: black pasta, fried meat, brown bread canapés, chocolate cake and pastries.
Terribly interesting entertainment
The room should be dimly lit to create the right atmosphere. A laser lamp or a projector looks best. Hang paraphernalia in the form of bats, ghosts and spiders under the ceiling. For example, draw scary faces on a thin white fabric, throw it on helium balloons, and ghosts will hover over your heads all evening! You can also decorate each other in Halloween style with crayons or makeup paints. Do not forget about games and dances, but rather combine them and arrange “witch dances”: take a broom (broom or mop), turn on fun music, stand in a circle and start dancing, passing the broom from hand to hand. The witch with the broom in her hands when the song ends is out. The winner is the one who ends up alone dancing with a broom.
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Birthday 12 years are eagerly awaited by both the birthday people themselves and their parents. The transition to adolescence is the most important stage in life. This is the time of the formation of the personality, the time of affirmation of the teenager in society, in the circle of peers, parents. How to celebrate a child’s birthday at 12? How to make this holiday memorable and bright.
How to celebrate a 12 year old girl’s birthday
How and where to celebrate a girl’s birthday at 12 years old. Your pet is almost an adult now. This is no longer the same small child, which means that the holiday should be different from the previous ones. Among the options for celebrating a girl’s birthday at the age of 12, you can choose several:
Gatherings at home. Most importantly, do not mix adults and children. Teenagers at this age are very shy, they will feel constrained and uncomfortable. In addition, your daughter may want to invite a boy she likes to visit. And the presence of grandparents will obviously confuse the youth.
Entertainment center. This is one of the best options for holding a celebration. Laser Land is a place where you can celebrate a girl’s birthday at the age of 12 and make the holiday unforgettable. Organize a fun bowling event for your daughter. She can arrange team competitions with her friends.
How to celebrate the birthday of a 12-year-old boy
Long before a significant date, parents begin to worry about the question of how to celebrate a birthday at 12 years old. If mom and dad have inner artistry, then you can try to cope with the organization yourself. But, most likely, this kind of holidays will please the kids of preschool age. Teenagers are waiting for more serious and interesting entertainment. You can invite an animator to your house, but not all houses allow you to organize a grandiose holiday. Give your son an unforgettable birthday. In the company with the entertainment center Laser Land, any event will turn into a grand event.
Give your son the opportunity to become a member of large-scale space warriors on his birthday. How to celebrate a boy’s birthday at 12 is better than in a spaceship in the fight against aliens. Not a single computer game can give those emotions that a birthday boy and his guests will experience in our laser maze. If you still have doubts about where to celebrate your 12th birthday, then you are welcome to us!
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The main objective of the Child Development Program / Lab School is to serve families of children on our college campus and in our community by providing an exemplary, developmentally appropriate early childhood program for children, families, college students and faculty through modeling best practices in the field of early childhood education.
Philosophy:
Our goal is for each of our classrooms to create a place for children to enjoy learning. They actively explore the materials around them, engage in activities appropriate to their skill level and expand their natural curiosity. The program works ongoing to achieve a minimum average score of “Good” on each subscale of the Environmental Rating Scale tool. In addition, our environments are set-up using our adopted curriculum. The Foundations and Framework guide learning and is a comprehensive, research-based curriculum that features exploration and discovery as a way of learning, enabling children to develop confidence, creativity, and lifelong critical thinking skills.
We Believe:
Children construct understanding through active interactions with caregivers, peers, materials and events. Learning is sequential, building on prior understanding and experiences. Learning proceeds at different rates in each content area/domain; children will show a range of skills and understandings in any one area of development. Learning in each area is interconnected. Young children learn best through integrated, meaningful experiences. Learning is embedded in a culture. Children learn best when their learning activities are rooted in a familiar cultural context. Learning begins in the family, continues in early care and education settings, and depends on parent involvement and care giver guidance. All children have the potential to achieve learning outcomes with the appropriate supports and instruction. Each family brings a history of life experience and cultural heritage that is respected and valued within our Centers. Partnerships between families and the Center are essential to the growth and development of each individual child. Our efforts are continually directed towards identifying and improving upon the approaches and methods, which will most, contribute to the social, emotional, physical and intellectual development of each child.
Infant / Toddler Philosophy:
Daily routines are at the heart of infant / toddler care giving. They provide important opportunities for one-on-one interaction between the caregiver and the child during which both learning and the deepening of emotional bonds can take place. Program staff works diligently to maintain continuity of care for infants/toddlers in order to align with best practices set forth with Partners of Infant/Toddler Care (PITC). Our basic premise is that of early social-emotional growth and socialization and their application to the group care context. An emphasis is placed on the development of a nurturing relationship between the infant and caregiver. We address the importance of responsive caregiving, the individualization of care through an understanding of infant temperament, the critical role of family and culture in early identity development, and the stages of emotional development. We believe in the positive impact of responsive caregiving routines, well-designed learning environments, and individualized care has on the well-being and development of children from birth to three. Attention is also given to how the policies of primary care, small groups, continuity of care, individualization of care, culturally responsive care, and inclusive care of children with special needs provide the foundation for high quality infant/toddler care. We present the four P.I.T.C. domains of the infant’s curriculum: physical development, social relationships, language development, and intellectual development. We have embraced PITC’s view of infants as active, self-motivated learners. The perspective can be summed up in the following way: “All children are born wired for feelings and ready to learn” when provided nurturing relationships and a peaceful but engaging environment. We present the five keys that help infant/toddler care programs implement culturally responsive care and five keys infant care teachers can use to support their efforts to become more aware of their own and others’ cultural perspectives as well as to work through cultural conflicts and misunderstandings.
History: The Yuba College Child Development program has been open since 1994 and is funded by the California Department of Education Early Learning and Care Division and California Department of Social Services Child Care and Development Division
Non-Discriminatory Statement:
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Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible Agency or USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.
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ECE Degrees and Certificates – Yuba College
Early Childhood Education
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The Associate in Science in Early Childhood Education (ECE) is designed for students desiring an occupational or transfer course of study, providing more depth then the ECE transfer degree (ADT). This occupational course of study prepares students to work with children from birth through age eight in a variety of settings.
Early Childhood Education (Associate in Science)
Course Code
Description
Unit
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Introduction to Curriculum
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, and Community
3
ECE 1C
Positive Social Development in Young Child
3
ECE 17
The Exceptional Child
3
ECE 46
ECE 46 or 46A or B or C Field Experience
3
Total units required for degree major
30
Early Childhood Education (Associate in Science for Transfer)
Required
Courses
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Introduction to Curriculum
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, Community
3
ECE 46
Practicum-Field Experience-Preschool
3
Total units required for degree major
24
Director of Private Day Care Center/ Preschool Options
Requires 15 postsecondary units, the same 12 units as listed in above, plus ECE 2A Administration of Children’s Center. Other require ments for the director include: • High school graduation or GED, and at least four years of teaching in a licensed child care or comparable group child care program; or • Associate degree with a major or emphasis in early child hood ed u ca tion or child development and at least two years of teaching experi ence in a licensed child care center; or • Bachelor’s degree with a major or emphasis in early child hood ed u ca tion or child development and at least one year of teaching experience in a licensed child care center.
To apply for a license to operate private day care center, write to: State of California Health/Welfare Agency, Department of Social Ser vices, Community Care Licensing.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT TEACHER (Certificate of Achievement)
These programs are required to possess the California Child Development (Teacher) Permit issued by Commission on Teacher Credentialing. After completing required course work of 40 total units and 175 days of experience, apply for the permit at local county schools office.
Required
Required
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Preschool Teaching Practices
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety, and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, and Community
3
ECE 46
Field Experience
3
Total units in major required
24
PLUS GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES. 16 diversified units with at least one course in each of the following General Education (graduation requirement) areas: Humanities, Social Science, Mathematics or Natural Science, and English 1A. Total units required ………………………………………………………………….40 Note on Permit through Credentialing: After completing required course work of 40 total units (24 ECE and 16 GE) and 175 days of 3 or more hours per day of experience, you may apply for the California Child Development (Teacher) Permit issued by Commission on Teacher Credentialing through your local County Office of Education. Please see the Child Development Permit Matrix for required course work.
ECE Specialization Certificates of Achievement:
These individual Certificates of Achievement can be used as ECE Specializations when combined with the Child Development Certificate of Achievement and ECE 37 (The Mentor Teacher) when applying for the Child Development Master Teacher Permit issued by Commission on Teacher Credentialing. For the Master Teacher Permit 350 days of 3 or more hours per day of experience is required. Apply for the permit at your local County Office of Education.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TEACHER (Certificate of Training)
Required
Courses
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Young Children
3
ECE 1B
Introduction to Curriculum
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, Community
3
Total units required
12
DIVERSITY SPECIALIZATION (Certificate of Achievement)
Required Courses
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Preschool Teaching Practices
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 7B
Worldwide Arts for Children
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety, and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 17
The Exceptional Child
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, and Community
3
ECE 46
Field Experience
3
Total units required
30
INFANT AND TODDLER (Certificate of Achievement)
Required Courses
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Preschool Teaching Practices
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety, and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, and Community
3
ECE 33
Infants and Toddlers
3
ECE 46A
Field Experience (Infant/Toddler)
3
Total units required
27
PEDIATRIC FIRST AID/CPR (Certificate of Training)
Required Courses
Units
ECE 210
California Child Care Health Safety Course
5
SCHOOL AGE SPECIALIZATION (Certificate of Achievement)
Required Courses
Units
ECE 1A
Principles and Practices of Teaching Youth
3
ECE 1B
Preschool Teaching Practices
3
ECE 3
Child Growth and Development
3
ECE 7A
Creative Materials
3
ECE 10
Health, Safety, and Nutrition
3
ECE 11
Observation and Assessment
3
ECE 14
The School Age Child
3
ECE 27
Teaching in a Diverse Society
3
ECE 31
Child, Family, and Community
3
ECE 46B
Field Experience (School-Age Children)
3
Total units required
30
For more information and for course descriptions please review the College Catalog. To review the course schedule select Course Schedule
Child Development Assistant -Preschool – .50 FTE – 12 Month CATEGORICALLY FUNDED – POSITION C… job with Yuba Community College District
Job Title:
Child Development Assistant -Preschool – .50 FTE – 12 Month CATEGORICALLY FUNDED – POSITION CONTINGENT UPON CONTINUED FUNDING AND BOARD APPROVAL12 Month
Location:
Yuba College – Marysville, CA.
Job Description:
Yuba College is seeking an equity-minded, dynamic, collaborative, and innovative employee to serve as the Child Development Assistant-Preschool.
BASIC FUNCTION: Under the direction of an assigned Dean or designee, assist in the operation of a day care center for children; assist with providing a quality child development program.
Essential Duties Summary:
REPRESENTATIVES DUTIES: • Assist in the implementation of a program of activities that contributes to the care, growth and development of children and enhances their growth, development and safety. (E)
• Assist Yuba College Early Childhood Education students in implementing activities for children in a laboratory environment as part of their instructional program; provide input to Early Childhood Education student progress as directed. (E)
• Assist small groups of children follow established schedule of developmentally appropriate activities. (E)
• Assist with providing a quality child care program; assist in the planning and development of the Program; prepare lesson plans; compile resources and materials. (E)
• Attend and contribute to staff meetings as required; prepare records and reports as directed. (E)
• Record attendance of children; assist in discussions with parents as requested. (E)
• Assist in maintaining and controlling inventory of instructional supplies.
• Perform custodial and maintenance duties as required to maintain a physical environment that conforms to applicable standards of health and safety.
• Oversee the operation of the Center independently in case of absences or emergencies.
• Perform related duties as assigned.
REQUIRED DUTIES:
Demonstrate sensitivity to and understanding of the diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural, disability and ethnic backgrounds of community college students.
KNOWLEDGE OF:
• Basic child development and psychology.
• State Department of Social Services licensing requirements.
• Basic methods used in child care.
• Health and safety regulations.
• Oral and written communication skills.
• Infant and child CPR techniques.
• Basic pediatric first aid.
Required Qualifications:
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Any combination equivalent to: sufficient course work to qualify for a Child Development Associate Permit including at least twelve core units in Early Childhood Education or equivalent courses and one year of experience in a child development program.
LICENSES AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
• Child Development Associate Permit or equivalent.
• Appropriate First Aid and CPR certificates.
• California Child Care Provider Health and Safety Certificate (to be obtained within 30 working days from date of hire)
Physical Demands:
ABILITY TO: • Assist in the operation of a day care center for children. • Assist with providing a quality child development program. • Assist in the implementation of a program of activities that contributes to the care, growth and development of children and enhances their growth, development and safety. • Lead activities for children. • Understand and follow oral and written instructions. • Work cooperatively with others.
ENVIRONMENT: • Large, self-contained children’s center environment. • Outdoor play area with climbing structures, sand, and riding toys. • Constant noise.
Range/Step:
Range 19, CSEA Salary Schedule
Salary Range:
$1,384. 94 – $1,526.89/mo.
Benefits Information:
PART-TIME (less than .60 FTE): Part-time positions less than .60 FTE are not entitled to any District paid fringe benefits. The District does however; provide the employee prorated leaves including vacation, sick leave and paid holidays. Employees less than .50 FTE contribute to an Alternative Retirement System (Apple). Employees whose, FTE is between .50 and .60 contribute to the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS).
EEO Statement:
As an equal opportunity employer with a diverse staff and student population, the Yuba Community College District is committed to creating an inclusive and effective learning and working environment for all.
Internal vs. External:
External
Posting Number:
AS471P
Open Date:
03/26/2021
Review Start Date:
05/21/2021
Open Until Filled:
Yes
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This college is pretty calm there are sometimes small events going on. There are plays, music, performances throughout the year in the theatre. Most of the staff is nice and kind.I like how there are many different resources in which you can receive help from. The coffee here is good. Although the hours of cafe are short amounts. The professors actually care for your education! And so do counselors they want to see you succeed. Staying in contact with them will help achieve your goals. Campus life is good. There are different types of clubs and programs that help you succeed and stay active your time there.
I love it here, for the area I live in. I have had some really great professors, and met a lot of great people. Yuba College was a nice way to ease into adulthood once I graduated. Plus the campus is pretty beautiful sometimes!
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Kirov Regional State Professional Educational Budgetary Institution “Vyatka College of Professional Technologies, Management and Service” (KOGPOBU “VyatKTUiS”)
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Order of the Department of Education of the Kirov Region No. 5-701 of September 29, 2010 “On the Creation of Vocational Education Resource Centers”
Resource and methodological center – a certain innovative space in which material, technical, human and information educational resources are concentrated and conditions are created for the use of these resources in the regional system of vocational education.
Purpose: to promote the improvement of the quality of vocational education by promoting modern educational resources and providing material, technical, personnel and information conditions for the development of vocational education in training personnel for trade and public catering.
Areas of activity of the Resource and Methodological Center
Implementation of programs: public catering
advanced training of teaching staff of specialized educational institutions of secondary vocational education in the region, implementing training programs for skilled workers and middle-level employees.
Creation of material, technical and industrial base for the purpose of concentration, transformation and formation of educational resources.
Creation of a unified information environment for specialized educational organizations that implement training programs for skilled workers and middle-level employees, trade and catering enterprises in order to expand social partnership.
Development of innovative forms of education for students, teachers, current trade and catering personnel and organization of professional skill competitions.
Improving the material and technical base of the college at the expense of the won grant:
Technological equipment: combi steamer, convection oven, etc.
Commodity laboratory equipment.
Realized professions:
Cook, confectioner.
Seller, controller-cashier.
Waiter, bartender.
As a result of the creation of the resource center, we got the opportunity to train not only a competent specialist, but also to train the teaching staff of the region to work on new equipment, with new technologies.
Methodological activities of the Resource and Methodological Center
Current and future planning of methodological work in the college.
Coordination of the methodological work of teachers, masters of industrial training, other pedagogical and other employees;
Organization of the development of educational and methodological and other documentation necessary for the activities of the college:
– methodological support of federal state educational standards.
– development of local acts of the college, additions and changes to local acts.
– timely approval, submission of reporting documentation on methodological work.
Analysis of equipping educational laboratories and classrooms with modern equipment, visual aids and technical teaching aids, replenishment of the library with educational, methodological, artistic and periodical literature.
Assistance to teaching staff in the development and development of innovative programs and technologies, in preparation for certification.
Coordinating the process of developing the information technology base for maintaining the Federal State Educational Standards, websites and the local network of the college.
Development of modular curricula, educational and methodological support, development of new pedagogical, information technologies for vocational education, Internet education.
Development of educational programs for internships for specialists.
Development of author’s curricula and programs, their coordination with social partners or individuals.
Analysis of the state of methodological work in the college.
In the future, the creation of an information center for the concentration of all information, pedagogical, technological resources for the training of trade and public catering specialists.
The Resource and Methodological Center is an industry center for assessing and certifying professional qualifications in the profile “Trade and Public Catering” (OTsS).
The Center provides conditions for conducting voluntary qualification tests for graduates of professional educational organizations and employees of enterprises – social partners of professional educational organizations based on the requirements of regional professional standards as part of the assessment and certification of professional qualifications (hereinafter referred to as the certification procedure).
The Center operates in cooperation with the Regional Center for Certification of Professional Qualifications of the Vyatka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (hereinafter referred to as the Regional Certification Center), professional educational organizations that provide training in secondary vocational education programs that correspond to the profiles of resource centers for vocational education, on the issues of carrying out the certification procedure .
Regulations on the resource and methodological center
Alameda College community college in Alameda, California. It is part of the Peralta Community College District and was opened in 1968. Since 1970, the college has held classes on a 62-acre campus at the intersection of Webster Street and Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway in Alameda.
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Armed college and jackets are accredited ), an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Postsecondary Accreditation Council and the US Department of Education. The college was first accredited at 1973 and last confirmed in 2012. Alameda’s individual college professional programs are accredited or certified by the American Dental Association (ADA) Board of Dental Education for Dental Assistants, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
Campus
The first classes of Alameda College were held in 1968 in the temporary facilities of the historic Alameda High School on Central Avenue in downtown Alameda. Its current campus is 59acres, located at the intersection of Webster Street and Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway in Alameda, opened in June 1970. With buildings surrounding a central courtyard, the campus is designed to encourage interaction between students, faculty, and staff. to an effective learning environment. The campus can be reached by car or AC Transit via the Webster Street subway from downtown Oakland.
The college’s aviation maintenance programs are located on 2. 5 acres (10,000 m²). 2 ) on the Harbor Bay Parkway, adjacent to the North Field of the Auckland International Airport.
Academics
Alameda College offers its courses on a semester calendar, as do the other three colleges in the Peralta Community College District.
The college offers basic English and math courses, as well as private labs and tutoring. English as a Second Language courses enable second language learners to master the English language through the practice of writing, speaking, listening and reading at various levels.
Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degrees are available in many areas of the humanities and sciences, with most credits transferable to the University of California, California State colleges and universities, and other public and private four. summer colleges and universities.
athletics
Alameda College is a member of the Bay Valley Conference of the California Community College Athletic Association. [1] The college’s intercollegiate athletic program provides students with the opportunity to participate in men’s basketball and women’s volleyball. Students enrolled at Alameda College may participate in athletic programs at other colleges in the Peralta Community College District if a particular sport is not offered in the CoA.
Student Support
The college offers a variety of student services to support their academic experience, some of which are:
Alameda One-Stop Career Center
Alameda One-Stop Career Center is a partnership between the California Department of Employment Development and Alameda College. Located on the Alameda College campus, One-Stop provides a wide range of free services for job seekers and employers, including professional advice, a resource library, job fairs, onsite recruitment, and resume writing and job search strategy workshops. [2]
Assessment and Tutoring
The College Assessment Center helps students select classes that are appropriate for their level of proficiency in English, writing and reading, math, and English as a second language. Students receive course recommendations based on assessment scores and then meet with an advisor to select the most appropriate classes. Free group or individual tuition is provided to all students in most subjects taught at the college.
Children’s Center
Campus Children’s Center serves the children of students, staff, and members of the community. The center is open from 7:45 to 17:15. during the fall and spring semesters. It serves children from three to five years of age on a sliding pay scale. [3]
Parallel Education
The Translation Center provides a variety of services for students wishing to transfer to four-year colleges and universities. Through the Translation Center, Alameda College students have the opportunity to simultaneously enroll in one class per semester/quarter at UC Berkeley; California State University, East Bay; Mills College; College of the Holy Names; or John F. Kennedy University.
High school students can simultaneously attend college as part-time students and earn college credit while still in high school. This is done through the principal of the student’s secondary school.
EasyPass
Alameda College students enrolled in nine (9) semester divisions or more are eligible for an AC Transit EasyPass. The program provides an unlimited number of trips per semester. Clipper card for a big discount for students of Peralta colleges. COA is served by four bus lines including one Transbay route. [4]
Enhanced Programs and Services (EOPS)
Alameda College offers Enhanced Programs and Services for students who have educational, economic, social, cultural or language problems that interfere with their educational careers. Support services provided to EOPS students include professional and peer counseling, priority registration, tutoring services, career and academic guidance, financial and book purchase assistance, and transfer assistance and fee waivers for CSU and the University of California. [5]
Programs and Services for Students with Disabilities (DSPS)
Alameda College DSPS provides educational and vocational support services for students with disabilities who are enrolled in classes at Alameda College. Programs focus on learning skills assessment, counseling and training; facilitating computer access for students with special needs; using computers as a tool to improve the cognitive skills of students with traumatic brain injury; and training in the skills needed to find and keep a job. [6]
Student Activities
Alameda College Students Associates (ASCOA) is a student government organization operating on campus. There are also a number of student clubs that change from year to year depending on current student interest. Very active clubs currently include “Latinos Unidos” and the Psychological Club. [7]
Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI)
Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI) is a public high school in the Alameda Unified School District (AUSD) located on the Alameda College campus. The high school was founded in 2004 as a partnership between AUSD and Alameda College and was funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. ASTI provides students with the opportunity to enroll in full-time community colleges during grades 11 and 12. The school is founded on the belief that all students deserve and are eligible for a higher education and that all students are capable of succeeding at a high academic level. The student body is diverse and the school actively seeks students who are highly motivated but traditionally underrepresented in areas such as socioeconomic level, home language, first generation college students, and ethnicity. 9 http://www.astischool.com/
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Official website plant, within the framework of the RUMO heads of school museums. The guide Galina Nikolaevna Byvalova shared information about topics that can be explored together with students. For example: “Two Putilovs in the history of the Kirov Plant”, “Destroyer Novik”, metallurgical, tractor, tank and turbine directions of the plant and other topics. At the end of the meeting, organizational issues were resolved, a work plan for the 2022-2023 academic year was adopted, preparation and participation in local history and civil-patriotic events.
Thank you all for the meeting! We look forward to fruitful work during the current academic year.
On September 21, 2022, the first meeting of the heads of the ODOD was held this academic year. Topical issues on the organization of work in the ODOD at the beginning of the academic year were considered. Colleagues got acquainted with the upcoming plan for holding regional competitions for the first half of the year.
On September 12, the first general meeting of the Council of High School Students under the Education Department of the Kirovsky District Administration took place within the walls of the Palace of Creativity!
The meeting was attended by 35 people from 19 public institutions in our district.
The purpose of the meeting was to introduce students to the course, to tell a little more about the District Council, as well as about its main projects.
The participants had a very productive time!
We went through a training on getting to know each other, learned more about each other, thanks to which we were able to develop several new formats of events in a more comfortable atmosphere!
And by tradition, at the first meeting, we took a common photo as a keepsake!
On September 8, the first meeting of the regional educational and methodological association of chairmen of methodological associations of class teachers of educational institutions took place at the Children’s and Youth Youth Theater of this academic year.
The activity of a modern class teacher is the most important link in the educational system of an educational institution. Teachers are faced with the task of maximizing the development of each child, revealing his talents, creating conditions for spiritual, mental, physical perfection, educating a person – a citizen – a patriot. The practical seminar discussed traditional and modern educational technologies.
September 8, 2022, on a memorable mourning date in the military history of our Motherland – the day the blockade of Leningrad began, on the initiative of the children’s and youth civil-patriotic public movement “Guys of the Vyborg Side” (DYUGPOD “RVS”), together with the St. Petersburg Regional branch of the Russian movement of schoolchildren for the 15th time holds the action “Remember. We mourn. We are proud!
The purpose of the action was to draw the attention of the city’s residents to a memorable and mournful date in the history of our country and city. Participants of the action, members of children’s public associations of schools, primary organizations of the RDSh, class assets froze for 5 minutes, holding posters with the inscriptions “September 8, 1941 years of the beginning of the blockade of Leningrad. Remember. We mourn. We are proud!
Throughout the day, the participants came to memorial sites and stood with painted posters.
20 educational institutions of the Kirovsky district took part in the action: №№ 223, 240, 249, 264, 271, 274, 282, 284, 377, 378, 379, 381, 387, 389, 480, 481, 504, 538, 539 , 551.
Petersburg, and with it the whole country, on September 8, one of the most mournful dates in our history is remembered. 81 years ago, the blockade of Leningrad began.
In the Kirovsky district of St. Petersburg, a memorial rally was held at the monument to the Blockade tram.
Welcoming speeches were delivered by:
Deputy head of the administration of the Kirovsky district Stella Anatolyevna Larchenko, deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Alexey Nikolayevich Tsivilev and deputy head of the municipality Knyazhevo Permyakov Vladimir Nikolayevich.
The rally was attended by schoolchildren of the Kirovsky district, they laid flowers at the monument to the Blockade tram – a symbol of the courage of carriage drivers in the service of the city during the siege years.
On the 8th of September the city action “Let’s remember everyone by name” dedicated to the Day of the Siege of Leningrad was held on the Victory Square. Activists of the local branch of the RDSH of the Kirovsky district managed to attend the action. Also on that day, many other children from various children’s public associations gathered at the monument to the heroic defenders of Leningrad, who shared their creativity.
At the action, guests and participants were able to remember all those who survived the terrible years of the blockade, those whom we must remember not only on holidays, those who gave us a peaceful sky above our heads!
On September 6, a regional workshop on pedagogical vigilance “Notice in time” for class teachers was held at the State Budgetary Institution of Children and Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s Children’s Children The Theme of which was the prevention of suicidal behavior among children and adolescents.
The head of the education department of the administration of the Kirovsky district, Yulia Vladimirovna Stupak, noted the importance and relevance of the topic.
Oksana Leonidovna Kamakina, educational psychologist, head of the district methodological association of specialists of mediation services of educational institutions told the participants of the seminar how to recognize the risks of suicidal behavior of minors; what events can lead to such behavior; how to build a conversation with parents on this topic.
The participants of the seminar were 263 class teachers of educational institutions of the Kirov region.
Every year, on September 3, Russia celebrates the Day of Solidarity in the Fight against Terrorism. This day is timed to coincide with the tragic events of 2004, when, from September 1 to 3, a gang of terrorists seized and held hostage more than 350 people in a school in the North Ossetian city of Beslan.
On this day, actions dedicated to the memory of the children of Beslan were held in all cities of Russia.
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YMCA Child Care
900 Long Blvd, Lansing, MI 48911
Starting at $200/day
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Secured entrance
Educational curriculum that meets individual needs of each child
Complete meal service
2 Outdoor Play Areas
Formula for infant age group
Spring parent-teacher conferencesFamily activity events
Field trips
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Staff has education, training and experience in early childhood. ..
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We offer programs for infants to preschool and have summer care for school age children.
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Cacs North Street Head Start in Lansing, Michigan, is a child care establishment that utilizes the Montessori philosophy and materials in their classroom that self-correct and help the students in developingtheir five senses. This child care institution helps in promoting independence on the part of the children, enhancing their self-esteem and self-accomplishments from infant to five years old….
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CACS North Street Head Start is an educational facility that serves the children of qualified families in Lansing MI community. It offers a comprehensive educational program and provides developmentallyappropriate learning activities for children ages zero to five. The center encourages children to participate in the variety of center-initiated activities that will strengthen their educational foundation and will prepare them for the challenges of the future. …
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Offering a child care ministry, TRINITY LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH in Lansing, MI is meeting the needs of the people of God and helps them in times of hardship. They are worshiping together as believer’scommunity and supports each other’s beliefs and values. They are nurturing faith in various ways including fellowship, education programs, Bible studies, etc….
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Educational Child Care Center in Lansing, Michigan is a Child Care provider that can accommodate up to 142 children from infants to twelve years of age. Their curriculum seeks to provide a high quality,nurturing, fun and safe learning environment that is appropriate for the child’s overall growth and development….
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FAQs for finding daycares in Lansing
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Lansing, MI?
There are a variety of daycares in Lansing, MI 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 Lansing, MI?
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 639 in Lansing, MI as of September 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Lansing 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 Lansing, MI, 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 Lansing, MI.
Lansing Saginaw KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Lansing, MI
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Welcome to Lansing Saginaw KinderCare
Welcome to Lansing Saginaw KinderCare! We’re conveniently located off West Saginaw Highway; you’ll find it easy to drop off and pick up at our center each day. We offer a friendly environment focused on quality early education, so your child will be ready for school when the time comes. Along with our focus on education, we also know how to have fun! Everyone belongs in our circle—we love our families and meeting new friends!
Our classrooms are places to thrive! In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour!
Meet Brittany Ellis, Our Center Director
Meet Brittany Ellis! She is the Center Director at Lansing Saginaw KinderCare in Michigan. Brittany attended Schoolcraft College, where she earned an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. She has been with KinderCare since 2019, and before that, she was a lead infant teacher and assistant director. Every day, Brittany looks forward to meeting new families and helping children build confidence for life. Outside of work, she enjoys adventuring to new places with her family and breathing fresh air outdoors.
Lansing Saginaw KinderCare Programs
Our Teachers
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AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED
We’re so proud!
Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference,
and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why.
SCHOOL-READY
What Learning Looks Like
Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.
Lansing Saginaw KinderCare Programs
Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year)
Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our
centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with
you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant
classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and
ready to explore their world.
Toddler Programs (1–2 Years)
Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s
because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the
place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll
help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn.
Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years)
This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton
of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in
discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a
classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them
get used to a more structured school setting.
Preschool Programs (3–4 Years)
This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas
about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our
preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create
artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step:
kindergarten!
Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years)
When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and
writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect
letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families
in our community. Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language,
math, science, Spanish, and social skills.
Before- and After-School Programs (5–12 Years)
You can count on us to provide reliable care for your school-ager while you’re
at work, with safe transportation from our center to your child’s school and
back! Whether your child wants to start a drama club, build a volcano, or
create a comic book, they will have a place to follow their dreams. Your child
will start and end the day with a whole lot of fun!
School Break Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)
Winter break, spring break, summer break—when school’s out (but you still need to work), you
can count on KinderCare to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that’s focused
on fun. We welcome children ages 5–12 during school break times and make sure they have a
sensational, screen-free experience they won’t forget.
Our Teachers
We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though.
KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply,
we love our teachers and your child will, too.
Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!
A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH
An Artist’s Heart
“My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.
We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award.
When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience
an amazing place to learn and grow.
Family Stories
Share Your Story
If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare,
please share your story with us
.
Who Are KinderCare Families?
They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common,
though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.
Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.
A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A
Home in Houston
Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure.
Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accreditations does KinderCare have?
We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more.
Do you offer part-time schedules at Lansing Saginaw KinderCare?
Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more.
How does naptime work at Lansing Saginaw KinderCare?
Our teachers meet every child’s needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on “10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap” to learn more.
Do you support alternative diets?
We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child’s food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we’ll work with you to figure out a plan.
Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch?
We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director.
Does my child need to be potty-trained?
Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we’ll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we’ll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning.
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Lansing Middle School / Child Care Program
WELCOME TO THE LANSING SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE PROGRAM
The School Age Child Care Program (S. A.C.C.P) is a non-profit organization that provides childcare services to students who attend the Lansing Elementary School and Middle School. The Elementary School program consists of a morning program that operates before the school day begins and an afternoon program that operates after the school day ends. The Middle School program only operates after the school day ends. The before and after school programs are way that the school can help working parents who have a family. Our program is dedicated to providing recreational activity, relaxation, and fun in a safe environment for your child. In addition, the program strives to provide care for your child at a reasonable cost. We hope that you will always feel free to voice any questions, concerns, or suggestions that you may have. We want to create a positive place for your child and look forward to working with you to help make that happen.
LOCATION & HOURS OF OPERATION
Lansing Elementary School (located in the cafeteria)
Before School Program: 7:00 am – 9:00 am
After School Program: 3:15 pm – 5:30 pm
Lansing Middle School (located in the cafeteria)
After School Program: 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm
DROP OFF/PICK UP PROCEDURES
Lansing Elementary School
When dropping off or picking up your children parents should park in the bus circle in front of the elementary school, except during the times the buses are dropping off kids in the morning or during dismissal at the end of the day. The bus circle cannot be parked in during the following times:
8:40 – 9:15 Morning Student Drop Off (Buses)
3:15 – 3:45 Afternoon Dismissal (Buses)
Parents should use the entrance that leads directly into the cafeteria. It is the entrance to the left of the cafeteria and a ramp leads up to the building. A staff member will check your child into and out of the program daily.
Lansing Middle School
Parents should park in the bus circle in front of the middle school and pick up their children using the entrance to the left of the cafeteria.
DAILY OPERATION
Lansing Elementary School (Morning Program)
When the children arrive to the program they will signed into the program by a staff member and provided with a cubby to store their belongings each morning until they are released to their classrooms. Children should not bring toys and other items from home to the program only what is needed for their school day. Morning activities include indoor and outdoor play (weather permitting). Indoor play consists of a large variety of activities such as arts and crafts, games, books to read, coloring and drawing and a variety of totes full of age appropriate toys and building materials. Outside play may consist of organized sports and activities or just free play on the playground structure. The gym may also be available for use in the mornings if we are unable to get outside and it is available. The children will be dismissed to their classrooms at approximately 8:55 am. Staff will walk Pre-K and Kindergarten students to their classrooms.
Lansing Elementary School (Afternoon Program)
At dismissal, the children attending the afterschool program are sent to the gym from their classrooms and checked into the program by staff. After checking in the kids and making sure they are all accounted for staff will walk the children down to the cafeteria where they will place their belongings in their cubby. After the kids have taken care of their belongings, they will sit at a table for afternoon snack. Snack consists of a variety of foods that change from day to day as well as a drink (milk or juice). An alternative snack will be provided if a child cannot eat what is being served. Once the children have finished up with snack and cleaned up their area there will be a brief meeting to make any announcements that need to be made. Staff will let the children know what activities have been planned for that afternoon. We will spend as much time outside as possible, weather permitting. Outside play may consist of organized sports and activities or just free play on the playground structure. We have a wide range of outside equipment children can play with. If unable to go outside, we also have use of the gym in the afternoons. Indoor play consists of a large variety of activities such as arts and crafts, games, books to read, coloring and drawing and a variety of totes full of age appropriate toys and building materials. Parents may pick up your children at any time during the hours of operation. In the afternoon, all children need to be picked up by 5:30 pm. Before leaving, we expect the children to clean up their activities and projects as well as returning any equipment to its proper place. If another person will be picking up your child, we must have a signed note from you or told verbally beforehand. We will not release a child without written or verbal approval. In the event that a child is still at the program past the closing time of 5:30, at least one staff member will stay until an authorized person has picked up the child. Staff will begin contacting a responsible party based on your registration form. If running late please call and notify the program so that we are aware that somebody is on the way. Parents will be charged a fee for late pick-ups.
Lansing Middle School (Afternoon Program)
At dismissal, each student reports to the cafeteria in order to be checked into the program. Students who are participating in after school activities such as clubs or staying after for a teacher still need to check into the program first and then sign out to the activity that they are participating in. After the students are checked into the program, they will have free time until approximately 3:00 when snack is served. Snack consists of a variety of foods that change from day to day as well as a drink. After the children are done eating snack and have cleaned up they will be directed to get out their agendas and homework. About a half an hour to an hour will be set aside at this time for homework, studying or silent reading. Please encourage your child to brink a book or other activity with them to the program each day to do in case they have no homework that needs to be done. When the students have completed their study time, they will have free time to do indoor activities or outside activities (weather permitting) until they are picked up. In the afternoon, all children need to be picked up by 5:30 pm. If another person will be picking up your child, we must have a signed note from you or told verbally beforehand. We will not release a child without written or verbal approval. In the event that a child is still at the program past the closing time of 5:30 pm, at least one staff member will stay until an authorized person has picked up the child. Staff will begin contacting a responsible party based on your registration form. If running late please call and notify the program so that we are aware, that somebody is on the way. Parents will be charged a fee for late pick-ups.
ADMISSION POLICY
Admission to the School Age Child Care Program is primarily open to all students in grades PreK-7 who attend the Lansing Elementary School or Middle School. Enrollment into the program is on a first-come basis. Near the end of the school year, parents who had children enrolled in the program during the current school year are given registration forms for the following year. They are given the first opportunity to secure a spot in the program for the following year and then any remaining spots will be opened up to families who have an interest in using the program. Parents need to return the completed registration forms as soon as possible in order to secure their placement in the program. Near the end of June, the program will start accepting registration forms for new parents that need to use the program as well. There is a non-refundable registration fee of $50.00 per child. This fee is paid when enrolling your child into the program for the first time. Once all the available openings are filled, a waiting list will be started. If openings should become available, the parents on the waiting list will then be contacted in the order that they were placed on the list. All unpaid balances from the prior school year need to be paid in full in order to register for the next school year.
PROGRAM FEES
The fee structure of our program is designed to cover the operating costs of the program. As a non-profit service, any funds in excess of the operating costs are invested back into the program in the form of equipment, supplies, special activities and staff training. Parents will be charged for the days they have signed up for each week school is in session regardless of attendance. Credits are not given for missed days due to absences or children attending other activities.
The following list of fees are per child:
Registration Fee: $50.00 (non-refundable when enrolling your child in the program for the first time)
Lansing Elementary School (Before School Program): $10.00
(Family rate of $9.00 if more than one child enrolled)
Lansing Elementary School (After School Program): $10.00
(Family rate of $9.00 if more than one child enrolled)
Lansing Middle School (After School Program): $10.50
Full Day Program Fee: $25.00
Early Dismissal Day Fee: $2. 00 extra is charged in addition to the normal afternoon fee
Late Pick Up Fee: $5.00 for every 15 minutes.
Late Payment Fee: $15.00
Returned Check Fee: $15.00
BILLING PROCEDURE
Program tuition fees are billed on a monthly basis. The billing cycle begins on the first day of the month and ends on the last day of the month. The bill for tuition is emailed to each family during the first week of each month. The charges will cover the tuition for the current month and payment will be due by the last day of the month. If any adjustments need to be made to the bill, they will be done at the end of the month and will be reflected on the next billing statement. If payments for tuition are not received before the next billing cycle, your account is considered past due. Overdue tuition balances need to be taken care of as soon as possible. Failure to pay for tuition will result in the child not allowed to attend the program.
The following guidelines are used in regards to overdue account balances. If payment for the account has not received by the due date, a $15 late fee is charged. Parents will receive an email from the Program Director reminding them that their bill is past due. If arrangements are not made to take care of the outstanding account balance and the account remains overdue after two weeks from receiving their reminder letter the parents will receive a second notice. If the account remains past due after 4 weeks, the parents will receive a final notice and will no longer be eligible to use the program. All unpaid balances need be paid in full by the last day of school or parents who have registered their child for the next school year will lose their placement in the program for the following year. In addition, parents are not eligible to use the services of the summer program as well until the bill is paid in full.
YEARLY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
The Lansing School Age Child Care Program will generally follow the regular school calendar… meaning when the buildings are closed the program is closed as well. Please be sure to pay special attention to the following dates that the program will not be open. I hope that this will give you plenty of time to plan ahead. If the school should happen to make any changes to the yearly calendar during the school year that would affect the program schedule, you will be informed as soon as possible.
DATES THE PROGRAM IS CLOSED
Columbus Day- October 10 Veteran’s Day- November 11 Thanksgiving Recess- November 23 – 25 Winter Recess- December 26 – January 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Day- January 16 Mid-Winter Recess- February 20 – 24
Spring Recess- April 10 – 14 Memorial Day- May 29
Juneteenth Day- June 19
FULL DAY PROGRAMS
During the year, the Lansing Central Schools at times will have certain days scheduled for parent conferences. When there are Parent Conference days scheduled we will often offer a full day program for those days. Attendance for the full day programs is based on the child’s enrollment. Each child is enrolled in the program for certain days of the week. If your child is “normally” enrolled in the After School Program on the same day that a full day program occurs, we will be expecting your child to attend the program that day. Please notify the director as soon as possible before the scheduled full day program if your child will not to attend the program, otherwise you are charged for that day whether your child attends or not. If your child is not “normally” scheduled to attend the After School Program on the day that a full day program is scheduled, you will need to make other arrangements for your child. A waiting list will be started, in case some openings become available. If openings should become available, the parents on the waiting list will then be contacted in the order that they were placed on the list. The After School Program currently has full day program scheduled on each of the following days. If any changes are made to the school calendar during the school year, the program will adjust its schedule accordingly.
Full Day Programs
Friday- March 17 Friday- June 23
EARLY DISMISSAL DAYS
On various days throughout the year, the Lansing Elementary School uses early dismissals for parent conferences and training. On these days, the After School Program will generally, open earlier based on what time the early dismissal takes place. There will be an extra fee of $2.00 charged on early dismissal days, in addition to the normal afternoon fee, if your child attends. If your child is scheduled to attend the program on the same day the school is having an early dismissal we will be expecting your child to attend that day. Please notify the director as soon as possible before the scheduled early dismissal day if your child will not need the program on this day. If your child is not “normally” scheduled to attend the After School Program on the same day of an early dismissal day, you will need to make other arrangements for your child. A waiting list will be started in case some openings become available. The After School Program will open at the early dismissal time on each of the following days. If changes are made to the school calendar during the school year, the program will adjust its schedule accordingly.
Possible Early Dismissal Days
Thursday- June 22
VIRTUAL INSTRUCTION DAYS
On Virtual instruction days, parents will be given the opportunity to sign up to use the child care program on these days. Information is usually sent out to parents the week before giving them the opportunity to sign up for the program. There is usually a limited amount of space available and once full no more students will be accepted. The Child Care Program currently has virtual instruction days scheduled on each of the following days. If any changes are made to the school calendar during the school year, the program will adjust its schedule accordingly.
Possible Virtual Instruction Days
Monday- November 21 (PK-12)
Tuesday- November 22 (PK-12) Friday- December 23 (PK-12)
Friday- February 3 (PK-12)
Friday- March 24 (PK-4: Elementary School Only)
Monday- March 27 (PK-4: Elementary School Only)
Tuesday- May 16 (PK-12)
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
If the Lansing Central School District is on any type of delay then the Before School Program will be on the same delay as well. If for any reason due to the weather, Lansing Central Schools are closed for the day, the School Age Child Care Program will also be closed as well. In addition, if school is dismissed early due to an emergency (weather, etc), the After School Program closes as well. The office will be sending forms home at the beginning of the school year to be filled out in the event that this happens. The information that you fill out on these forms will be used to decide what should be done with your child if school should close early. Please be sure to have a backup plan. You can usually tune into the radio and TV news broadcasts to hear or see information regarding school closings. The school will have this information posted as soon as possible.
DISCIPLINE POLICY
Children misbehave from time to time it is a normal part of learning and growing up. We try to set clear, consistent and appropriate limits for behavior. The staff will make every possible attempt to keep parents informed about their child’s behavior and to help children work through problems before they become patterns. In order to be effective we will use a time-out to discipline your child. Children will be disciplined for breaking program rules and for any behavior that is harmful or inappropriate. With the use of a time-out we hope to teach children, what behaviors are appropriate and acceptable. If a child needs to be disciplined staff members will discuss with the child the reason why they are being disciplined and will always strive to remain fair and consistent. In addition, a child will be written up and given a green sheet if the staff feel that the situation justifies such an action and a parent will be notified. A child will written up for inappropriate verbal or physical behavior. A child who continues to receive green sheets for repeat violations will be suspended from the program or permanent removal from the program will be a last option. The program rules are listed below.
Program Rules
Follow the directions and instructions given by staff members.
If a child is having an issue with another student talk to a staff member so the situation can be resolved before it can escalate into a bigger issue.
Show respect to others and their belongings.
Cubbies are off limits to other children except for the one that has been provided for them.
Keep hands, Feet and objects to yourself (no fighting, rough housing, wrestling, tackling, kicking or hitting will be tolerated).
No running inside the building.
No inappropriate language or insulting remarks toward other children.
No bullying or ganging up on other children.
No valuable items or toys should be brought to the program only what is needed for school.
Playground Safety Rules
Only one person on a swing at one time, no swinging sideways or jumping off the swings.
No running up the slides or going down the slides face first, feet first only.
No climbing on the playground structure where it is not intended.
One person at a time on the round blue spinning structures and no pushing a person who is on it.
No pushing other students on the sliding bar or slamming it across with no one on it.
No throwing sticks or rocks.
No kicking or throwing wood chips.
Children need to stay inside the designated play area.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO A HEALTHY, FUN-FILLED YEAR WITH YOUR CHILD. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH QUESTIONS, CONCERNS, OR ANY PROBLEMS THAT MAY ARISE. WE ARE OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE AND ARE HERE FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILD.
FOR REGISTRATION FORMS PLEASE CONTACT:
THE LANSING SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE PROGRAM RAYMOND C. BUCKLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 284 RIDGE ROAD LANSING, NEW YORK 14882
(607) 533-3020, Ext. 1103 (Childcare Office) (IF NO ONE IS AVAILABLE PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE)
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Dog Training in East Lansing, MI
Puppy training in East Lansing is a good idea for a dog of any age, whether you are building on good behaviors or correcting those behaviors that “aren’t so good”. It is also just a fun way for you and your dog to bond. The earlier you introduce a dog to the behaviors you are looking for the easier it is to train and the more likely it is to “stick”. This is especially true for puppies between 8 and 16 weeks old.
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Child Care Grant – Lansing Community College
Overview
PURPOSE:
The Child Care Grant is designed to provide eligible custodial parents with child
care funding assistance while the parent is attending Lansing Community College. The
grants are based on the criteria listed below and provide partial payment of licensed
child care services for the recipients.
GRANTS:
Grants are dependent on the number of applications received and the availability of
funds. Grant amounts are determined by the scholarship committee and the students
approved courses. The child(ren) must be in licensed child care during the time the
parent is in class in order to be eligible for assistance.
Eligibility:
You may be eligible even if….
you have a bachelor’s or master’s degree.
you are not a US citizen.
you do not live in district.
A recipient must be enrolled and attending class during the time that a child is in
day care.
Students income and *FAFSA information will be used to make determinations for grant
funding. You must satisfy all requests for verification to the Financial Aid Office
in order for the Adult Resource Center to make a determination about your eligibility.
*International students do not need to file a FAFSA.
Information:
Dependents: The members in the family who are claimed on the income tax return or children for
whom you have custody or joint custody are considered dependents. If married and living
in the same home, spouse should be counted as a dependent.
Deadline: All applications must be completed and received by the Adult Resource Center on the
deadline date. All applications must have complete information about the child care facility and
the child care license number filled in. All incomplete applications will be determined
ineligible.
Finding a Provider: If you need assistance in finding a provider, please call the Great Start to Quality at 877-614-7328 or visit their website before the deadline.
Award Type: No funds will be given directly to recipients of the Child Care Grant. Checks will
be made out by Lansing Community College and sent directly to the approved day care
provider with recipient’s name as the second endorser.
Application Deadline Dates
All applications for the Child Care Grant are to be submitted to the Adult Resource
Center office. You are advised to turn in your application as soon as possible. DO NOT WAIT FOR THE FINAL DEADLINE. THOSE WHO APPLY FIRST MAY BE SERVED FIRST.
Deadline Dates:
Refer to the ARC homepage for deadline dates
If the deadline falls on the weekend, applications will be accepted the following
Monday until closing. Call 517-483-1924 for office hours since hours of operation may vary.
Receipt of this grant for one semester does not guarantee its continuance in subsequent
semesters and is dependent upon availability of funds.
All applications must be completed and received by the Adult Resource Center by the
deadline date. No exceptions will be made.
All applications must have complete information about the child care provider, including
the CHILD CARE LICENSE NUMBER. If you need assistance in finding a provider, visit
the website of Greater Lansing for Kids at http://greatstartforkids.org/connect/.
You must provide documentation if you are receiving childcare assistance (MDHHS/Head
Start/GSRP). You must provide documentation of the rate you will be charged to have
your child(ren) in care.
Limitations and Continuation of Grant
All grants are made on a semester-by-semester basis. Eligibility does not guarantee
a grant and is dependent on availability of funds and approval by the committee.
A recipient must be enrolled and attending an LCC class during the time that a child,
in child care, is supported by the grant.
Students who fail to earn a 2.0 or higher in each course while receiving this grant
may be ineligible or may receive a child care grant for a limited number of credits.
Drops after the 100% refund time period, Withdrawals (“W”), Incompletes (“I”), and
lack of a satisfactory completion rate may affect subsequent eligibility. No Repeat
(“R”) courses will be funded unless approved by a staff member.
The grant funding must be used for child care at a licensed child-care home or child-care center.
If you receive child care assistance from any other source such as DHS, city scholarships,
etc. , you must use those funds first. If you have unmet child care needs, the Adult
Resource Program may be able to assist you if you meet all eligibility criteria for
the Child Care Grant.
This grant is designed to assist students in obtaining their educational/occupational
goals. LCC courses taken toward a certificate or associate degree, job oriented courses,
those taken for transfer, and other courses as approved are eligible for child care
assistance.
This grant is limited to 12 credits (6 credits in the Summer) unless the student’s
curriculum requires more. Fewer than 12 (or 6) credits may be taken.
Accounting and Administration Concepts
No funds will be given directly to recipients of the Child Care Grants. Checks will
be made out by Lansing Community College and sent directly to the approved child care
provider.
No monies may be given to the recipient by the child care provider unless money is
owed back to the recipient who paid in advance..
Contact Us For More Information
If you have any questions about this grant, please contact the Adult Resource Program
at 517-483-1199.
Drop off application to:
Adult Resource Center (ARC) LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE Gannon Building Campus Resources
Mail application to:
Adult Resource Center Lansing Community College Star Zone Gannon Building 2nd Floor 411 North Grand Avenue Lansing, MI 48933 Call to verify receipt
Fax applications to:
Adult Resource Center 517-483-9645 Include your full name. Call to verify receipt
More Contact Info
Address:
Adult Resource Center Lansing Community College Star Zone Gannon Building 2nd Floor 411 North Grand Avenue Lansing, MI 48933
Phone:
517-483-1199 Fax: 517-483-9645
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Quality Inn University Lansing
3 stars
Hotel in Lansing
Quality Inn University Lansing is located in Lansing, 2. 6 km from Jack Breslin Stadium. This property offers a fitness centre, free private parking and a shared lounge.
The staff was excellent! They went above and beyond our expectations!
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301 reviews
Price from
€89
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Hyatt Place Lansing-East
3 stars
Hotel in Lansing
Boasting a garden and a terrace, Hyatt Place Lansing-East is set in Lansing. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.
Beautiful room, nice location and super clean
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8.6
Fantastic
235 reviews
Price from
€ 136
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Candlewood Suites East Lansing, an IHG Hotel
3 stars
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Hotel in Lansing
East Lansing is located on the campus of Michigan State University. It offers spacious suites with free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen. A fitness room is available.
Spacious room with everything you need, free laundry on site and very nice staff. Quiet town area.
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8.5
Very good
240 reviews
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€ 136
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Travelodge by Wyndham Lansing
2 stars
Hotel in Lansing
Travelodge by Wyndham Lansing is located in Lansing, 15 km from Michigan State University and 19 km from Jack Braislin Arena.
The parking lot is way better than it used to be the r doing some renovation. It will be super nice when it’s all done
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5.9
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248 reviews
Price from
€79
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Lansing at Eastwood
3 stars
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Hotel in Lansing
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Lansing at Eastwood is located in Lansing, 6 km from Jack Breslin Stadium.
Kiera greeted me by name and did an outstanding job of making us feel welcome.
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8.5
Very good
176 reviews
Price from
€ 115
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Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Lansing, MI
3 stars
Hotel in Lansing
The Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Lansing, Mi is conveniently located off Interstate 496, less than five miles from downtown Lansing.
Comfort of the beds, are on par!!
Location is convenient.
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830 reviews
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Ramada by Wyndham Lansing Hotel & Conference Center
2 stars
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This Lansing hotel is a 15-minute drive from Capital City Airport. It features an indoor pool and a modern fitness centre.
Everything, the atmosphere, the service from the staff, Everything was fantastic!!!
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457 reviews
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€ 98
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Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West
3 stars
Hotel in Lansing
The 3-star Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West, Mi is located in Lansing, 19 km from Michigan State University and 19 km from Jack Breslin Arena.
The room looked like it came out of Architectural Digest. Very warm, minimal, quiet and comfortable. It is especially exceeded my expectations at such a reasonable price. I’ve paid the same price at other places and had to suffer through less comfort and utilitarian surroundings.
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Fantastic
120 reviews
Price from
€137
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Radisson Hotel Lansing at the Capitol
4 stars
Hotel in Lansing
Located right next to the banks of the Grand River, this Lansing hotel is less than 4 minutes’ walk from the Michigan State Capitol building.
staff were great. Parking was easy too.
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Good
245 reviews
Price from
€ 194
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Comfort Inn Lansing
3 stars
Hotel in Lansing
Comfort Inn is located in Lansing, Michigan, next to Sparrow Hospital and Lansing Mall.
The entire staff from the main desk to the morning breakfast area was cordial and friendly. I had several requests and they were addresses immediately. I am very satisfied, and will stay at this Comfort Suites again.
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310 reviews
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Comfort Inn is located in Lansing, Michigan, next to Sparrow Hospital and Lansing Mall.
The entire staff from the main desk to the morning breakfast area was cordial and friendly.
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Good
310 reviews
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Travelodge by Wyndham Lansing is located in Lansing, 15 km from Michigan State University and 19 km from Jack Braislin Arena.
The parking lot is way better than it used to be the r doing some renovation.
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5.9
Review score
248 reviews
Budget Hotel
This Lansing hotel is a 15-minute drive from Capital City Airport. It features an indoor pool and a modern fitness centre.
Everything, the atmosphere, the service from the staff, Everything was fantastic!!!
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6.8
Review score
457 reviews
Budget hotel
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Lansing, Mi is conveniently located near Interstate 496, less than 8 miles from downtown Lansing.
Comfort of the beds, are on par!! Location is convenient.
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7.0
Good
830 reviews
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Quality Inn University Lansing is located in Lansing, 2.6 km from Jack Breslin Stadium. This property offers a fitness centre, free private parking and a shared lounge.
The staff was excellent! They went above and beyond our expectations!
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6.2
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301 reviews
Budget hotel
Located in Lansing, Michigan, this hotel is about 15 minutes’ drive from Michigan State University and the Michigan State Capitol.
The staff were all very nice and helpful. Place is nice and clean. Room is cozy and bright.
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136 reviews
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Located in Lansing, 9 km from Michigan State University, Super inn, Lansing,mi features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
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4.0
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4 reviews
Hotels in Lansing that offer highly-rated breakfasts include Quality Suites Hotel – Lansing, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Lansing at Eastwood, and Marriott East Lansing at University Place.
These hotels in Lansing are highly rated by couples: Crowne Plaza Lansing West, an IHG Hotel, Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West, Mi and Hyatt Place Lansing-East.
On average, a 3-star hotel in Lansing costs €64.40 per night, while a 4-star hotel in Lansing costs €22.37 per night. Looking for something special? A 5-star hotel in Lansing will cost an average of €0 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West, Mi, Quality Suites Hotel – Lansing, and Candlewood Suites East Lansing, an IHG Hotel in Lansing have received great reviews for the views from their rooms.
Many families visiting Lansing enjoyed staying at Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West, Mi, Courtyard by Marriott Lansing Downtown and Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Lansing at Eastwood.
Hilton Garden Inn Lansing West, Mi, Hyatt Place Lansing-East, and Homewood Suites By Hilton Lansing Eastwood are some of the popular hotels in Lansing.
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Instantly accessible via HWY 127 and I-496, SpringHill Suites East Lansing University Area is moments from MSU, the Kellogg Convention Center and the Capitol Building. Guest amenities include free Wi-Fi, parking and a hot breakfast each morning.
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Kellogg Conference Center
219 S. Harrison RD
1.6 km n from the hotel
Lansing Convention Center
333 E. Michiigan Ave
5.5 km W from the hotel
9000 MICHIIGIGAN N Capitol Ave
5.8 km W from Hotel
Michigan State University
220 Trowbridge Rd
0.8 km NE from Hotel
Potter Park Zoo
1301 S.05 SW01 from 905 SW01 9005 SW01 hotel
Eagle Eye Banquet Center
15500 Chandler Rd
10.5 km N from the hotel
Munn Ice Arena
509 Birch Rd.
2.4 km NE from hotel
Hawk Island Park
7.2 km from hotel
River Trail
3.7 km from hotel
Impression 5 Science Center
5.5 km from hotel 9004 Old Town
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Wharton Center
3. 1 km from
Ellison Brewery + Spirits
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5.8 km from Hotel
Michigan History Center
6.8 km from Hotel
Wonch Park
6.9 km from Hotel
Activities
Bowling Alley (6.3 km) 0 km) Horse riding (20.9 km) Kayaking (5.6 km) Tennis (2.4 km) Volleyball (4.0 km) Nature reserve, trail (3.5 km)
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Pinball Pete’s
Phone: +1 517-337-2544
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Escapology Lansing
Phone: +1 517-337-2695
Phone: +1 517-679-0111
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Capital Region International Airport (LAN)
LAN
Airport phone: +1 517-321-6121
Hotel location: 14.5 km SE
We do not have a shuttle service.
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Bishop International Airport (FNT)
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Airport phone: +1 810-235-6560
Hotel location: 80.0 km NE
We do not have a shuttle service.
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From the statement of the French Ambassador to Washington, J. Jusserand Lansing, on the issue of coordinating the actions of the counter-revolutionary forces in the north and east of Russia. Washington, August 12, 1918
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From Lansing’s memorandum about the meeting held at the White House. regarding plans to strengthen intervention in Siberia. July 6, 1918
3
From Lansing’s memorandum to Counselor of the British Embassy in Washington C. Berkeley on the US government’s decision to continue intervention in northern Russia after the signing of an armistice with Germany. Washington, Nov. 27, 1918
4
From a letter from US Secretary of State Lansing to Lodge, Chairman of the US Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, on the situation in Soviet Russia. October 27 1919
5
From a letter from US Secretary of State Lansing to Lodge, Chairman of the US Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, on the situation in Soviet Russia. October 27, 1919
6
From Lansing’s message to US President W. Wilson about the talks with the Japanese ambassador in Washington, K. Ishii, regarding the joint US-Japanese intervention in Siberia. April 29, 1918
7
From a telegram from A. Morris to Lansing with a statement of the memorandum of Gen. Yudenich to the governments of the Entente countries on intervention in the Baltics. Stockholm, 14 December 1918
8
From a telegram from American consul in Harbin C. Moser to Lansing about negotiations with Kolchak regarding support for counter-revolutionary forces in Russia. Harbin May 23, 1918
9
From a telegram from US Chargé d’Affaires in Denmark Grant-Smith to Lansing about the departure of the British squadron to Reval to support the Estonian White Guard government. Copenhagen, November 29, 1918
10
From a telegram from American Ambassador to Sweden A. Morris Lansing about plans to create a counter-revolutionary government in Russia. Stockholm, June 29, 1918
11
From a telegram from the American representative in Helsingfors, T. Haynes, to Lansing about measures to involve Finland in the intervention against Soviet Russia. Helsingfors, November 3, 1919
12
From a telegram from US Consul General in Irkutsk E. Harris Lansing about plans to intensify intervention in Siberia and use the Czechoslovak Corps in the fight against Soviet power. Irkutsk, 5 July 1918
13
From Gibson’s telegram to Lansing about the need to provide assistance to Poland in the fight against Soviet Russia. Warsaw, January 18, 1920
14
From the telegram of the head of the American delegation at the Paris Peace Conference, F. Polk, to Lansing about supplying Yudenich’s army and assessing the situation in Russia. Paris, August 22, 1919
15
From a telegram from a diplomatic official for communications at the Supreme Military Council Frazier to US Secretary of State Lansing about the intervention in Siberia. Paris 2 and 3 July 1918
16
From a telegram from Frazier Lansing, a diplomatic official for communications with the Supreme Military Council, about the plans of the Entente to carry out intervention in Russia. Paris, July 2, 1918
17
From Lansing’s telegram to the American delegation at the Paris Peace Conference about the need to disrupt peace talks between Soviet Russia and Latvia. Washington, Nov. 21, 1919
18
From Lansing’s telegram to the American Ambassador to Japan R. Morris about using the military forces of the Entente countries to occupy Vladivostok and turn it into a base of occupying forces in the Far East. Washington, 6 July 1918
19
From Lansing’s telegram to the US Ambassador to Japan R.S. Morris about the attitude of the US Government towards Kolchak. Washington, November 19, 1919
20
From a telegram from US Ambassador to Russia Francis to US Secretary of State Lansing about the occupation of Murmansk and Arkhangelsk by Allied forces. June 14, 1918
21
From a telegram from US Ambassador to Japan Morris to US Secretary of State Lansing about Japanese intervention in Siberia. 12 March 1918
22
From a telegram from US envoy to Poland X. Gibson to Lansing about rendering military assistance to the Polish Army in the fight against Soviet Russia. Warsaw, January 17, 1920
23
From the telegram of the Secretary of the American Embassy in China, W. Spencer, to Lansing about the support of Ataman Semyonov by representatives of the Entente countries. Beijing, March 8, 1918
24
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about discontent among the Entente troops in northern Russia. Arkhangelsk, 18 October 1918
25
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about plans to use military instructors from the Entente countries for subversive work in the Red Army. Vologda, March 26, 1918
26
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about the plans for the offensive of the interventionist troops in the north of Russia. Arkhangelsk, September 27, 1918
27
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about the arrival of new English detachments to the north of Russia. Arkhangelsk, 3 October 1918
28
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about the aims of the Allied agreement with the counter-revolutionary leadership of the Murmansk Regional Council. Arkhangelsk, September 6, 1918
29
From Francis Lansing’s telegram about the Entente’s plans for intervention in northern Russia. Moscow June 14, 1918
30
From Francis Lansing’s telegram with a proposal to send large military forces of the Entente to the north of Russia to attack Petrograd and Moscow. Arkhangelsk, 10 October 1918
31
From Sharpe’s telegram to Lansing about the Entente countries’ intervention plans in Ukraine. Paris, November 25, 1918
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From Sharpe’s telegram to Lansing about the occupation of Ukraine. Paris, December 11, 1918
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Memorandum from Secretary of State Lansing on a meeting held at the White House regarding the situation in Siberia. July 6, 1918
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Note of the Representative of the RSFSR in the USA to the US Secretary of State Lansing. November 15, 1919
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Letter from the American delegation at the Paris Peace Conference to the Secretary of State of the United States of America R. Lansing regarding the statements of the French commissar in Siberia, General. Zhanin and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the “government” Kolchak S…
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Lansing’s letter to President Wilson concerning the memorandum of the US State Department on the withdrawal of American troops from Soviet Russia. December 23 1919
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Telegram from US Consul General Sommers in Moscow to US Secretary of State Lansing about the need for intervention in Siberia. February 23, 1918
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Telegram from Secretary of State Lansing to US Ambassador to Great Britain Page about the US attitude towards the intervention in Siberia. February 13, 1918
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Telegram from US Secretary of State Lansing to US Ambassador to Russia Francis about intervention in Siberia. Washington, 4 June 1918
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Telegram from US Secretary of State Lansing to Jusserand, French Ambassador in Washington, January 16, 1918 Response to request for measures to protect the lives of French citizens in Siberia
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Lansing’s telegram to American Consul in Harbin D. Jenkins about the need for further support for Kolchak. Washington, October 21, 1919
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Lansing’s telegram to R. Morris about the strength of the American Expeditionary Force in Siberia. Washington, 15 August 1918
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Lansing’s telegram to Francis about plans to use Japanese troops for intervention in Siberia. Washington, June 4, 1918
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Telegram from US Ambassador to Japan Morris to US Secretary of State Lansing about the military occupation of Manchuria. July 23, 1918
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Telegram from US Ambassador to Japan Morris to US Secretary of State Lansing about the attitude of the allies towards the Japanese intervention in Siberia 24 February 1918
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Telegram from US Ambassador to Japan Morris to US Secretary of State Lansing. January 17, 1918 On the dispatch by the Japanese and British governments of warships to Vladivostok
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Telegram from US Ambassador to France Sharpe to US Secretary of State Lansing about sending Japanese and American troops to Russia. January 24, 1918
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Telegram from the French Ambassador to Washington Jusserand to US Secretary of State Lansing. January 8 1918 On the adoption of measures to protect the lives of French citizens in Siberia
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Telegram from Francis Lansing about preparations for a counter-revolutionary coup in Arkhangelsk. Murmansk, July 31, 1918
Robert Lansing and American Diplomacy during the First World War
ROBERT Lansing and American Diplomacy during the First World War
V.V. Romanov
Romanov V.V. Robert Lansing and American diplomacy during the First World War. The article analyzes the foreign policy views of Robert Lansing, US State Secretary (1915-1920).
The personality of Robert Lansing, US Secretary of State in the administration of Woodrow Wilson (1915-1920), received the most controversial assessments of contemporaries and historians. Some considered the head of the diplomatic department as just a simple clerk who only assured the decisions made by the president [1]. Others saw him as a representative of the interests of financial and industrial circles in the American government [2-4]. Still others ranked Lansing among the most capable US secretaries of state in the 20th century [5]. At the same time, it should be noted that so far the activities of this politician have not yet become the subject of a special and comprehensive study. This article attempts to analyze the nature of Robert Lansing’s foreign policy thinking and determine his contribution to the formation of the most important conceptual foundations of the international course of the United States.
Robert Lansing was born in 1864 to a prominent New York lawyer. The beginning of his diplomatic career is associated with his marriage to the daughter of J. Foster, Secretary of State in the administration of President B. Harrison (1892-1893). From the end of the 19th century, Lansing began to be involved in international legal activities, in particular, to work as a representative of the United States in various arbitration commissions. He was known in the country as one of the founders of the American Society of International Law, was a permanent member of its executive committee and editor of the magazine – the official publication of this society [6]. With such a solid experience as an international lawyer, Lansing, at the age of 1912 hoped for an official appointment to the Wilson administration. However, he managed to get into public service only in March 1914. After J. Moore’s resignation, the most important post of adviser was vacated in the State Department, who, according to the nomenclature of the US diplomatic department, was the second person after the Secretary of State.
Determining Lansing’s approaches to foreign policy problems, one should single out, first of all, his serious knowledge of international law. According to his convictions, he belonged to the number of conservative and realistic thinkers. In one of the works written at the beginning of
1914, Lansing noted that politics should be based on concrete facts, and not on utopian theories. “Idealism,” he emphasized, “is worse than a worthless thing” [7].
Lansing’s early days as an adviser to the State Department were mostly routine. Gradually, however, President Wilson began to seriously listen to his opinion. This was especially true after the outbreak of the World War, since during the period of neutrality declared by the United States, a thorough international legal study of the positions of American diplomacy on such issues as the operation of the London Declaration on the Law of Naval War and trade with European countries was required. The degree of Lansing’s influence on the president in shaping the policy of American neutrality is clearly expressed, for example, in the following fact. Just for one day, 17 September 19At the age of 14, Wilson sent several letters to the State Department adviser on various aspects, demanding consultations or asking him to express his point of view |8].
Lansing’s understanding of the concept of American neutrality clearly demonstrates the realism of his approaches to foreign policy issues. Lansing, for example, did not share the views of his boss, Secretary of State William Bryan, about avoiding loans to warring powers. He considered the financing of European countries quite legal and in line with international practice and the policy of neutrality
[9]. As you know, the official position of the State Department did not stand the test of time mainly under the influence of the real circumstances of the US financial situation. In this regard, many appeals went to Lansing justifying the need to change the administration’s policy on the issue of loans [9, p. 135]. In a letter to President Wilson, an adviser to the State Department, summing up the proposals made, unequivocally linked the permission for private commercial loans to the Entente countries with the problem of further developing American foreign trade and stabilizing the country’s domestic economic situation [9, R. 139-140]. As a result, it is through Lansing that Wilson informs financial circles of his readiness to approve the provision of loans.
Wilson’s position on the question of trade with the Entente countries was also largely determined by Lansing’s considerations. In December 1914, the president asked him to prepare a response to letters from a number of pro-German intellectuals who accused the administration of pro-Ententine sympathies. Responding to them, Lansing first of all singled out the circumstances that determined the neutral position of the United States in the conflict. He referred to them, firstly, international law and international treaties concluded by the United States; secondly, the desire of the American leadership to ensure the internal unity of the country; thirdly, the need to maintain friendly ties with all the peoples of the world and to contribute to the cause of a post-war settlement. The fact of closer contacts with the Entente countries, especially in trade, was explained by Lansing by the advantage of their geographical position, the predominance of their maritime potential, which cannot be considered as a US departure from a neutral position [9, R. 168-169].
However, it should be borne in mind that Lansing was one of those politicians in the American leadership who were quite definitely pro-Entante. These convictions were based on considerations of the national interests of the United States. Following this logic, Lansing was skeptical of various American mediation projects as long as German military power existed [7, p. 19]. In February 1915, Lansing predicted,
, that US war with Germany was imminent and that German submarine action would be the cause of American entry into the conflict. In a memorandum dated February 15, he concluded that Germany had little to lose by breaking off relations with the United States, since US-German trade was practically at a minimum during the war and its termination would not seriously undermine the Central Powers’ overall supply. In addition, the United States will not be able to quickly deploy large naval and military forces in the theater of European operations. Consequently, according to Lansing, the German leadership will go to unleashing a submarine war in order to hit the United States trade with the Entente countries (9, V. 1, p. 367-368].
Important features of Lansing’s foreign policy thinking emerged in connection with the discussion in the administration of the death of an American citizen on the English liner Falaba in March 1915. While Bryan insisted on banning US citizens from ships of belligerent countries under these conditions, and Wilson emphasized the importance of the moral aspects of the problem, Lansing turned primarily to the analysis of international legal issues. In letters to Brian dated 2 and 7 April
19For 15 years, a State Department adviser has been proposing to demand from Germany serious responsibility for the lives of American citizens. At the heart of his position is the problem of the legality of the military zones declared by the German government [9, V. 1, p. 373-374].
Lansing’s tenure as an adviser to the State Department demonstrated that his foreign policy thinking was fully in line with the strategic goals of Wilson’s wartime diplomacy and complemented the president’s position with precise formulations based on a solid international legal framework. This circumstance played an important role in choosing a successor to Brian after his resignation in June 1915 years. Presidential adviser Colonel Edward House, in a letter to Wilson, defending Lansing’s candidacy for the post of head of the foreign affairs department, emphasized that the most important thing in choosing a new secretary of state was to find a person who would not have too many of his own ideas and therefore would accept unconditionally presidential leadership in international
affairs [8, V. 33, p. 203]. The president himself, according to the memoirs of Cabinet members D. Houston and W. McAdoo, commented on Lansing’s election as follows: “He (Lansing. – V.R.) is not a significant personality and does not have sufficient imagination, but he (Wilson. – V. .R.) all that is needed is a clerk who would polish diplomatic documents, since Wilson himself intends to remain his own secretary of state “[10].
However, Lansing, having come to the head of the American diplomatic department, managed to introduce important innovations into the administration’s foreign policy ideas. Interesting, in this regard, is the memorandum of the new Secretary of State dated July 11, 1915. This document further developed Lansing’s ideas about the nature of the world war. Emphasizing that Germany posed an extreme threat to US national interests, Lansing attempted to outline a proposed response by American diplomacy. In his opinion, it is necessary to delay the deepening of the crisis associated with submarine warfare, protect the United States from German sabotage and focus on the Latin American region, which is the center of German economic and political intrigues against the United States. In his memorandum, Lansing contrasted Germany with nations based on democratic traditions. In this regard, he saw a real possibility of collusion between the absolutist states (Germany, Russia and Japan), which could create a united anti-democratic front [11]. In other words, Lansing put forward, on the one hand, a completely definite ideological conception of the world war, which would subsequently determine Wilson’s program for the post-war order of the world. But, on the other hand, his analysis is also based on the positions of realism, since he took into account both the national interests of the United States and the need to maintain the global balance of power.
While at the head of the American Foreign Office in 1915-
1916, Lansing based his actions primarily on the above concepts. Since the United States officially followed a policy of neutrality, the Secretary of State had to maintain a position of equidistance from the belligerents. This is evidenced, for example, by diplomatic documents from the Anglo-American correspondence regarding the British government’s measures to tighten the blockade of Germany and include cotton and other materials in the list of smuggled goods [12]. At the same time, Lansing continues to defend the course towards a rapprochement between the United States and the countries of the Entente. He, along with a number of other members of the Cabinet, initiated the permission of long-term loans to these countries. At the same time, the Secretary of State is also thinking about the prospects for a peaceful settlement. In a letter to Wilson dated 24 August 1915, Lansing points out that the entry of the United States into the war on the side of the Entente will enable the United States to take a seat at the post-war conference [9, w.1, p. 470-471]. Indicative is the fact that Lansing directly connects the post-war system of the world with the establishment of democratic principles. So, for example, in a number of documents relating to December 1916 – January 1917, the Secretary of State notes that only democratic states should be represented in the future international organization [7, p. 148, 154]. 20 March 1917 years at a cabinet meeting, Lansing stressed that the revolution in Russia makes it possible to consider the participation of the United States in the war as entry into a united democratic front against absolutism. The only hope for permanent peace, in his opinion, remains the establishment of world democracy, and therefore the United States that entered the war will fight precisely for democratic ideals [6, V. 10, p. 97].
Thus, during the period of neutrality, Lansing was engaged not only in the international legal formulation of Wilson’s policy, but also made a significant contribution to the development of its ideological aspects. He tried to infuse the administration’s foreign policy concepts with pragmatic elements aimed at protecting the country’s national interests and stimulating domestic economic development. These circumstances, in our opinion, give grounds to assert that the logic of Lansing’s foreign policy thinking largely formed the basis of President Wilson’s most important decision to enter the United States into the world war.
The position of the US Secretary of State after the country’s entry into the World War remained unchanged in its fundamental provisions. As before, he called the defeat of Germany the main task of the United States. Lansing’s speeches relating to this period were directed against the “Prussian autocracy”, militarism, which, in his opinion, were deeply rooted in German philosophy and character. Therefore, the head of the foreign policy department spoke out against any compromises with the existing German government. On August 1917, when the pope took the initiative to mediate in the organization of peace negotiations, it was Lansing who dissuaded Wilson from supporting such mediation. As the reason for the rejection of the Pope’s peace proposals, the US Secretary of State cited the rejection of the main principle of negotiations – the establishment of the status quo in Europe. Lansing connected the defeat of Germany with the direct national interests of the United States. Lansing stressed: “Let’s realize that this war is not about establishing abstract principles of justice. This is a war in which the future of the United States is at stake” [5, p. 119].
It should be noted that already during this period there was a certain divergence in the positions of the Secretary of State and the President. At the beginning of 1917, Wilson even intended to relieve Lansing of his post [8, V. 40, p. 445]. The conduct of business with the Entente and the preparation of the conditions for the post-war peace are increasingly entrusted to Colonel House. The documents do not allow us to directly find out the reasons for the differences between the president and the secretary of state. However, in our opinion, we can agree with the American historian D. Smith, who concluded that the leading role in the divergence of positions was played by the realism of Lansing’s foreign policy thought. Smith emphasized that Lansing’s realism, his knowledge of international law, completely suited Wilson during the period of American neutrality, but, from the president’s point of view, this was clearly not enough in the period of preparation for a peaceful settlement [7, p. 8-9].
A comparison of Lansing’s and Wilson’s approaches to the problem of post-war organization makes it possible to single out the fundamental aspects that emerged in their differences. Thus, for example, in February 1917, the Secretary of State prepared a memorandum entitled “Fundamentals of Peace”, in which he repeated his idea that he saw the triumph of democracy as the main guarantee of the future of the world. According to Lansing, the world is moving too slowly towards a world federal state and therefore the United States would be better off sticking to traditional diplomacy, to which should be added some mechanism for the peaceful settlement of international disputes (arbitration, court). The American historian D. Smith qualifies this position as “conservative internationalism” (5, pp. 120-121].
The final divergence in the foreign policy views of Lansing and Wilson on questions of the post-war order of the world occurred during the work of the Paris Conference. First of all, back in November
, 1917, the Secretary of State spoke out against the trip of the president himself to the conference. From Lansing’s point of view, Wilson’s arrival in Paris can only bring about the loss of the dominant influence of the US president on the peace process [13]. Nor did Lansing agree with Wilson’s fundamental ideas about the League of Nations. It should be noted, however, that the President informed the head of the State Department very little about the content of his project for an international organization. In fact, Lansing found out all the nuances of the Wilsonian plan only in December 1918 years on the way of the American delegation to Paris [13, p. 46]. What provisions of the Charter of the League of Nations aroused objections from the Secretary of State? He expressed his thoughts on this matter in a letter to the President dated December 23,
, 1918. This is mainly about the disagreement of the head of the diplomatic department with the presidential idea of direct guarantees, enshrined in the draft Charter. Lansing points to the inconsistency of this provision with the Monroe Doctrine and the constitutional prerogatives of Congress [13, p. 50-52]. In his opinion, the adoption of direct guarantees, up to the use of military force, can have a serious negative impact on the national sovereignty and national interests of the United States. “I don’t think,” concludes Lansing, “that it is wise to limit our independence in action” [13, p. 39]. Lansing considered the concept of direct guarantees as the transfer of all powers for this to France, since it was at that time the most powerful land military power in the world [13, p. 78].
Describing the Wilsonian principle of the self-determination of nations, the Secretary of State stressed that its proclamation would cause enormous difficulties in many parts of the world. “This phrase is just filled with dynamite” and will inevitably lead to a whole series of unreasonable demands at the conference [13, p. 97].
Summarizing his criticisms, Lansing put forward counter proposals on the Charter of the League of Nations. His concept is reduced to the following provisions.
1. As the basis of international organization, he put forward a “negative guarantee”, according to which each member of the League of Nations would renounce aggressive intentions towards other countries and would undertake not to violate the territorial integrity and political independence of each other. The Assembly of the League and its Council, from Lansing’s point of view, should apply measures for the peaceful prevention of interstate disputes, mainly through a certain international legal system, through arbitration.
2. Establishment in the League of Nations of the principle of “legal equality of states”, in which there is no place for either the right of veto of the great powers, or the old system of balance of power.
3. Publicity of diplomacy, primarily in the issue of concluding international agreements.
4. Equality of trading privileges for all members of the League of Nations.
Defining the essence of his proposals, Lansing reduced them to three doctrines: “free hands”, “open doors”, “glasnost” [13, p. 53-66, 75]. It can be concluded that the Secretary of State’s conceptual ideas about the proposed international organization were more realistic than the President’s plan. Wilson, however, completely ignored the point of view of the head of the foreign policy department and did not introduce the changes proposed by Lansing into his draft.
As a result, during the conference, Lansing’s role was practically reduced to nothing, and he himself, seeing the complete rejection of the ideas put forward by him, did not even try to talk about them publicly. According to the Secretary of State, later described in his memoirs of the conference, “only a sense of responsibility did not allow him to resign at the same time” [13, p. 3].
In his memoirs, Lansing points out other issues on which he had differences with Wilson in Paris.
In particular, he did not approve of the inclusion of the Charter of the League of Nations in the text of a peace treaty with Germany, the conclusion of an agreement on Anglo-American guarantees for the security of France, a compromise with Japan on the issue of Shandong [13, p. 110, 216-264].
Despite the fundamental differences between the president and the secretary of state about the foundations of the post-war order of the world, Lansing nevertheless put his signature on the Paris documents. Later, during the internal political struggle in the United States over the ratification of the Treaty of Versailles, he insisted on the need for its approval in the Senate. At the same time, Lansing spoke about the possibility of certain concessions to the president’s opponents [6, V. 10, p. 173].
Nevertheless, Lansing could no longer reach an understanding with Wilson, which was the reason for his resignation on February 13, 1920 years.
An analysis of Lansing’s foreign policy thinking shows that it was based on a kind of mixture of idealistic and realistic attitudes. A striking example of this is his belief that the German government threatens not only the national interests of the United States, but also undermines democratic principles throughout the world. Lansing’s conservatism became the basis of his skepticism about Wilson’s idea of collective security in the League of Nations. Speaking against isolationism, he argued for the need for US diplomatic freedom. All this allows us to conclude that Lansing’s ideas had a significant impact on the definition of the conceptual foundations of the foreign policy of the United States, mainly during the period of American neutrality in the war.
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2. Utkin A. I. The Diplomacy of Woodrow Wilson. M., 1989. S. 75-76.
3. Tansill Ch. America Goes to War. Gloucester, 1963. P. 176.
4. Daniels J. The Wilson Era. Chapel Hill, 1946. V. 1. P. 438.
5. An Uncertain Tradition. American Secretaries of State in the Twentieth Century / Ed. by N.A. Gracbner. N.Y., 1961. P. 101.
6. The American Secretaries of State and Their Diplomacy / Ed. by S.F. Bemis. N.Y., 1963-1964. V. 10. P. 47-48.
7. Smith D.M. Robert Lansing and American Neutrality. 1914-1917. Berkley – Los Angeles, 1958. P. 8.
8. The Papers of Woodrow Wilson / Ed. by A.S. Link. Princeton, 1966-1994. V. 31. P. 38-39.
9. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States. The Lansing Papers. 1914-1920. Washington, 1939. V. 1. P. 124-125, 135.
10. Houston D.F. Eight Years with Cabinet, 1913-1920. Garden City, 1926. V. 1. P. 141.
11. Lansing R. War Memoirs. Indianopolis-N.Y., 1935. P. 19-21.
12. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States. Supplement. The World War, 1914-1918. Washington, 1938-1939. V. 3. P. 578-579.
13. Lansing R. The Peace Negotiation. A Personal Narrative. Boston – N.Y., 1921. P. 15, 22.
HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATER
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Blinkova I.S. A history of the development of children’s music theatre. Children’s music theatre, as the most fragile, most ephemeral and receptive of all the arts, cannot be understood without comprehending the changes in the practical experience and history of theatre. The article looks at the process of the development of children’s amateur music theatre, interprets its stage function and explains characteristic and distinguishing features of different historical situations.
The prehistory of children’s musical theater goes back to the most ancient types of theatre, which inherited their synthetic character from ritual performances. In ancient and ancient Eastern musical theater, words, music, and dance were united on an equal footing.
In the ancient Greek theater, which grew out of the dithyramb, the musical basis was the choral singing of children, accompanied by noise instruments: the introductory
song of the choir (parade), the central songs (stasima), the final choir (exodus), the choirs that accompanied the dances (emmeleia), lyrical dialogue-complaint of the actor and the choir (kommos).
In India, children’s musical theater included several types of theatrical performances: lila (musical and dance composition), katakali (pantomime), yakshagana (combination of dance, dialogue, recitation, singing). In the future, the theater retained its musical and dance nature.
The leading role in the history of Chinese children’s theater belongs to mixed theatrical and musical performances; the synthesis of music and action is carried out in a peculiar way in one of the leading musical and dance genres of the Middle Ages – zaju. In zaju, the action was concentrated around one acting character, who performed several songs on special songs for this
chanting situations. Songs of this kind are moments of communication, concentrations of emotional stress.
In Japan, children’s musical and theatrical performances were called no (XIV – XIV centuries), jeruri (XVI century), kabu-ki (XVII century). Noh plays are built on a declamatory-melodious basis with a drawn-out pronunciation of the text. The participants of the performance comment on the action in chorus, conduct dialogues, narrate, dance. At the beginning of the performance, narrative songs (miyuki) are played, and at the climax, a dance for contemplation (yugen) is performed. In jzeruri – children’s puppet theater – the singer-storyteller accompanies the pantomime with a chanting narration to the accompaniment of a three-stringed plucked instrument – shamisen. In the kabuki theater, children also chant the text, sound effects (genza on gaku), symbolically depict the sounds and phenomena of nature (beats of drumsticks convey the sound of rain or splashing water, a certain knock indicates that it has snowed, hitting special boards “ki” means appearance of the moon). Children with elementary skills in playing musical instruments are placed behind a screen of bamboo sticks. A drum sounds at the beginning and end of the performance. A large place in the kabuki theater is occupied by pantomime (dammari) and dance scenes (keiroto, sesagoto).
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No more struggling with picky eaters at dinnertime! Here are recipes kids are sure to love.
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Young relatives were coming for a Christmas party, so I wanted something fun for them to eat. Instead, the adults devoured my mini mac and cheese. —Kate Mainiero, Elizaville, New York
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Craving comfort food in a hurry? Grab a box! We snagged seven to find the best boxed mac and cheese.
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For parties, we shrink down lots of foods, including these quick hot dogs, to slider size. Pile on the easy but irresistible fruit salsa for a burst of fresh flavor. —Carole Resnick, Cleveland, Ohio
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We love lasagna, but it takes too long on weeknights. My solution: meatball taquitos. My kids get the flavors they want, and I get a meal on the table in a hurry. —Lauren Wyler, Dripping Springs, Texas
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These fruity kabobs are so refreshing on a warm day. They’re also a quick and easy treat for get-togethers. —Kathleen Hedger, Godfrey, Illinois
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When we were first married and poor college students, I found this sloppy joe recipe and tweaked it. The fresh bell peppers give it a wonderful flavor. —Kallee Twiner, Maryville, Tennessee
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I try to get as many fruits and veggies into our menus as possible. A smoothie is a great way to load up on nutrients. This banana one is a favorite! —Tiffany Van Zee, Pella, Iowa
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We serve these quesadillas as chili dippers or load them up with salsa and sour cream for a super starter. —Terri Keeney, Greeley, Colorado
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I cannot throw a party without making this recipe. It’s fast and easy, and my kids love it. —Courtney Wilson, Fresno, California
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My first experience with this dish sent my taste buds into orbit. I first made this chicken and waffles recipe into appetizers, but we all love them as a main course, too. —Lisa Renshaw, Kansas City, Missouri
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I created this recipe based on our family’s love of chocolate-dipped ice cream cones. Red heart-shaped sprinkles make them fun for Valentine’s Day. Vary the color to match the occasion. —Jennifer Gilbert, Brighton, Michigan
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Kids love this casserole because it combines two of their favorite fast foods. And I like the fact that I can whip it up with just four ingredients. —Karen Owen, Rising Sun, Indiana
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I love finding new ways to combine peanut butter, chocolate and bananas. I was shocked when my nephews (who are very picky eaters) loved these sammies. —Charlotte Gehle, Brownstown, Michigan
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We eat a lot of peanut butter, so I decided to make my own. My homemade version is easier on my wallet, and I know what ingredients are in it. It’s also a lot tastier! —Marge Austin, North Pole, Alaska
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Fun-sized corn dogs add a little “wow” factor to any cookout or get-together. Kids and adults equally love them, so expect them to disappear fast. —Deb Perry, Bluffton, Indiana
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A colorful and fun snack mix does’t get any easier than this. Mix and match with your sweet and salty favorites. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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My family loves this flavorful casserole with hearty chunks of sausage and green pepper. The recipe makes a big pan, so it’s nicely sized for a potluck. —Carol Carolton, Wheaton, Illinois
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These crispy chicken nuggets have just the right amount of spice. Yogurt makes them extra tender. —Lee Evans, Queen Creek, Arizona
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I came up with this recipe for one of my daughters who loves peanut butter and pork! The result has become a favorite—kids and grown-ups alike often request it for dinner. —Jill Cox, Lincoln, Nebraska
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My mac and cheese is simple and has lots of flavor from the cheeses and ground chipotle chile. I use conchiglie pasta because its shape allows more melted cheese to pool inside. Yum! —Colleen Delawder, Herndon, Virginia
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I’ve prepared these for many brunches—peaches are my favorite fruit to add, but you can use strawberries or blueberries. People of all ages enjoy dunking crispy waffle strips into creamy dip. —Bonnie Geavaras-Bootz, Chandler, Arizona
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This family-friendly supper is simplicity at its finest. Golden-brown, melted fresh mozzarella and a sprinkling of fresh basil give these personal pies Italian-inspired flavors. —Jerry Gulley, San Francisco, CA
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When my kids were small, I could never get pancakes on the table while they were all still hot. Then I got the idea for these breakfast tarts. They’re a good and simple recipe for any busy family. —Joan Elbourn, Gardner, Massachusetts
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My mom gave me a fundraiser cookbook, and this is the recipe I’ve used most. My whole family is on board. For toppings, think sour cream, tomatoes, jalapeno and red onion. —Judy Hughes, Waverly, Kansas
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Dip fresh strawberries in melted candy-coated discs to create a rainbow of color. Or get adventurous and make a unicorn. The creative possibilities are endless. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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This is a nice little twist on a classic dish. If you love cheese, feel free to add more, and green peppers are a great taste if you want some vegetables. —Barb Kondolf, Hamlin, New York
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These little pizza pockets are a fun mashup using a waffle iron. Try adding your favorite toppings or even a few breakfast fillings, such as ham and eggs. —Amy Lents, Grand Forks, North Dakota
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Kiwi, pineapple, sugar and water are all you need to make these easy, breezy freezer pops.—Colleen Ludovice, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Friends came over for a spur-of-the-moment bonfire, and I dreamed up these quick chicken sliders so we’d have something to eat. Bake them till the cheese is gooey. —Sara Martin, Whitefish, Montana
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I used to help my mom make this when I was growing up, and the recipe stuck. It was a beloved comfort food at college, and is now a weeknight staple for my fiance and me. —Kristin Michalenko, Seattle, Washington
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For tailgates and after-game parties, we dip these crisp, tender chicken bites into marinara, ranch dressing or barbecue sauce. They’re all winning combinations. —Lynne Nevrivy, Malta, Montana
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I converted a basic sweet dough into this incredible apple-filled pull-apart loaf. The results are anything but basic. It takes time, but I guarantee it’s worth it. Using both sauces is twice as tasty. —Gina Nistico, Denver, Colorado
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This is the family favorite dish for special occasions, and we always make it for my granddaughter’s birthday. Mushrooms are a wonderful addition if you like them. —Vickie Oldham, Dubuque, Iowa
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Every year my husband and I take our two daughters to an orchard to pick apples so we can make this luscious applesauce for family and neighbors. —Jennifer Purcell, Vermilion, Ohio
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My husband is a big garlic fan, so we use garlic bread crumbs and garlic sauce for our baked chicken sandwiches, so comforting on a chilly day. —Bridget Snyder, Syracuse, New York
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Could these be any more adorable? To treat your guests to this chocolaty, peanut buttery goodness, just cover Nutter Butter cookies with chocolate and decorate! They’re a lot of fun to make and even more fun to eat. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Yep, they’re made with corn chips, but don’t let that fool you. These salty sweets were a staple after meetings at the quilt guild I once belonged to. —Carol Tramp, Wynot, Nebraska
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Buffalo chicken is a favorite in our household. Combine it with pasta and
you have the ultimate comfort food. If you prefer less spicy food, the addition
of sour cream, ranch dressing and mozzarella provides a creamy texture and cooler flavor that nicely balances the spice in this buffalo chicken pasta dish. —Kathy White, Henderson, Nevada
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These baked hot dog sandwiches appeal to kids of all ages. Even my husband, Allan, admits to enjoying every bite! We like to dip them in ketchup and mustard. —Linda Young, Longmont, Colorado
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Topped with creepy peepers, this tasty taco salad is packed with beef, cheese, tomato and satisfying southwestern flavor to make everyone in your freaky family happy. —Jolene Young, Union, Illinois
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Cheddar cheese, fluffy biscuits and BBQ sauce combine to make these hearty muffins. Try them with ground turkey or other shredded cheeses to vary the flavor. —Karen Kenney, Harvard, Illinois
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When my wife is craving comfort food, I whip up this chicken pot pie with puff pastry. It’s easy to make, sticks to your ribs and delivers soul-satisfying flavor. —Nick Iverson, Denver, Colorado
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Crisp mahi mahi pans out beautifully when dressed up with fresh lime, cilantro and smoky adobo. One bite and you’ll be hooked on these baja fish tacos! —Brooke Keller, Lexington, Kentucky
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I’m always looking for ways to serve my family healthy and delicious food, so after I started experimenting with my favorite veggies and ground beef. I came up with this favorite that my three kids actually request! This healthy take on sloppy joes reminds me of my own childhood. —Megan Niebuhr, Yakima Washington
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This is a super fun way to serve lasagna for make-ahead lunches, potlucks or other fun get-togethers. My daughter took some of these to work and by noon was emailing me for the recipe. —Sally Kilkenny, Granger, Iowa
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My children love to bake (and eat) all kinds of banana bread. They make this all by themselves, with just a little help from me to put it in the oven. —Kristin Metcalf, Charlton, Massachusetts
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Leftover chicken gets Mexican flair from cumin in this fun main dish. The chicken quesadilla recipe has an impressive look and taste yet requires little preparation. —Linda Wetzel, Woodland Park, Colorado
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Gently spiced corn chowder is always a good option for kids, but feel free to rev up yours with hot pepper sauce. This chowder’s a lifesaver on busy weeknights. —Andrea Early, Harrisonburg, Virginia
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Everyone needs a fun, friendly way for kids to play with food. These rich bites are nutty and yummy. Just coat bananas in chocolate and dip them into peanuts, sprinkles or coconut. —Susan Hein, Burlington, Wisconsin
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Take an ordinary chicken breast into wow territory with just a few extra ingredients. Use prosciutto instead of ham to make the dish extra smoky. —Naylet LaRochelle, Miami, Florida
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I wanted a healthier approach to fish sticks and developed a baked tilapia with a slightly peppery bite. My husband and sons love the crispy coating. —Candy Summerhill, Alexander, Arkansas
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My husband’s favorite foods are pizza and cheeseburgers, so I combined the two in a pizza with mayo and dill pickle juice topping. People who try it always laugh in surprise because it’s so good. —Angie Zimmerman, Eureka, Illinois
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This satisfying easy baked spaghetti recipe comes together and will please everyone at your table. Add a salad and breadsticks, and dinner’s done. —Betty Rabe, Mahtomedi, Minnesota
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The kids will love these pepperoni and beef wraps. They’re easy to assemble because each tortilla is simply wrapped around a portion of hearty meat filling with a piece of string cheese. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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I love the chicken roll-ups my mom made for special occasions, filled with spinach and cream cheese. My own kids wouldn’t eat those, so I came up with a pizza-flavored variety the whole family enjoys. —Tanja Penquite, Oregon, Ohio
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Homemade Easter candy really doesn’t get easier than this. It’s so simple—all you need are three ingredients, a microwave and a pan! It makes a perfect gift. —Mavis Dement, Marcus, Iowa
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These strips are designed for kids, but tasty enough for company. The tender strips are moist and juicy and would also be great on a salad. —Becky Oliver, Fairplay, Colorado
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I found something similar to this years ago and have recently added my own spin. Here’s the outcome: an easy, cheesy meal your family can’t get enough of. We don’t have to tell them it’s healthy. —Deborah Williams, Peoria, Arizona
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Our three kids just love the fun wagon wheel shapes in this easy recipe. The mildly seasoned sauce is something that even the pickiest eaters enjoy. For variety, try it with Italian sausage instead of ground beef. —Janine Freeman, Blaine, Washington
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Cheeseburgers are delicious in any form, but I’m partial to this creamy pasta dish that seriously tastes just like the real thing. It’s weeknight comfort in a bowl. —Tracy Avis, Peterborough, Ontario
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This tasty pizza offers a new way to experience Mexican cuisine. Serve it at your next party and watch it disappear before your eyes. —Jackie Hannahs, Cedar Springs, Michigan
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When guests bite into these juicy grilled kabobs, their eyes always widen with satisfaction. Our four kids are crazy about the spicy-sweet sauce. —Joni Hilton, Rocklin, California
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I’m a working mother with two young boys. Our family leads a very active life, so I make a lot of casseroles. It’s so nice to have a hearty side dish the kids will eat. Topped with cheese and french-fried onions, this tasty spaghetti casserole recipe is a hit at our house. —Janet Hibler, Cameron, Missouri
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I’m a busy teacher and mom, so weekday meals with shortcuts are a huge help. I always have to share the recipe when I take these to school. —Julie Ahern, Waukegan, Illinois
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Prep once and feed the family twice when you double this chicken mac and cheese and freeze half of it. I created it for the people I love most, using ingredients they love most. —Angela Spengler, Tampa, Florida
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Kids and adults alike will love the taste of these moist and mouthwatering mini burgers. Juiced up with pickle relish and topped with cheese slices, these “sliders” will disappear in no time flat! Be sure to make plenty. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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Once upon a time, my husband and I owned a pizzeria and this dish was always popular on the menu. We’ve since sold the restaurant, but I still make the soup for all kinds of potlucks and gatherings. It’s always a big hit and everyone asks for the recipe. —Estella Peterson, Madras, Oregon
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Since I found this quick-to-fix recipe a few years ago, it’s become a regular part of my menu plans. Everyone loves the combination of sloppy joe ingredients, shell pasta and cheddar cheese. —Lynne Leih, Idyllwild, California
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These Walking Tacos are perfect for an on-the-go dinner, a campfire meal or an easy game-night supper. The ingredients go right into the chip bags! —Beverly Matthews, Richland, Washington
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“Whether a cold winter night or rainy summer day, this is quick-and-easy comfort food at its very best!” And a great way to jazz up boxed macaroni mix. —Carol Wohlgemuth, Riding Mountain, Manitoba
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These spicy, savory muffins are always a hit at parties. We love them as a simple snack on game day, too. —Jasmin Baron, Livonia, New York
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This comforting soup satisfies our pizza cravings. It’s super versatile, too, and I sometimes substitute light Italian sausage for the chicken or add a little Parmesan cheese. Go nuts and add all your favorite pizza toppings! —Joan Hallford, North Richland Hills, TX
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No matter how hectic the weeknight, there’s always time to serve your family a healthy meal with recipes this easy and delicious! —Kami Jones, Avondale, Arizona
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After tasting a similar recipe at a sandwich shop, I knew I had to try my own version at home. Personally, I like mine even more! I like to mix equal parts salsa and ranch dressing to make a tasty sauce for these sandwiches. —Blair Lonergan, Rochelle, Virginia
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In this fun family-friendly supper, we add our favorite taco toppings to beef ravioli. It’s easy for kids to customize their own fixings for a no-fuss meal. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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This bacon cheeseburger tater tot casserole is the perfect dish to bribe your kids; homework, chores, piano practice—consider them done! —Deanna Zewen, Union Grove, Wisconsin
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We love Mexican night at our house, and I love to re-create dishes from our favorite restaurants. This burrito-inspired dish is ready for the table in almost no time! —Krista Marshall, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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I was running late one night, so I shopped in my own fridge and came up with ingredients that became taco wraps. Everybody at the table was a happy camper. —Katie Mitschelen, La Porte, Indiana
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This creamy recipe brings two of my absolute favorite foods together in one! The tomato, fresh lettuce and crisp bacon toppers make this soup taste as if it’s burger time. —Geoff Bales, Hemet, California
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On your next snow day, pass out these frothy floats and everybody will be glad they’re cooped up with you. Cream soda works with the peppermint ice cream, too. —Julianne Schnuck, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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When my family is planning a get-together, I can count on three or four people asking if I’m bringing this chocolate peanut butter poke cake. If you don’t have a chocolate cake mix, use a white or yellow one and stir in 3 tablespoons of baking cocoa. —Fay Moreland, Wichita Falls, Texas
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My secret to these rich no-bake bites? Pretzels in the crust. They add a salty crunch to the classic peanut butter and chocolate pairing. —Jennifer Beckman, Falls Church, Virginia
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The way my boys eat them, I would spend a fortune on honey graham crackers at the grocery store. So I decided to make a homemade version that is less processed—and less expensive. These are wonderful, although they still don’t last long. —Crystal Jo Bruns, Iliff, Colorado
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When it starts warming up in Colorado, my kids ask for ice-cold treats. This rosy pink cream float is one of our household favorites. —Crystal Jo Bruns, Iliff, Colorado
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When it comes to mini versions of anything, I’m sold! These muffins are ooey-gooey individual-sized monkey breads made with frozen dinner roll dough, graham cracker crumbs, chocolate chips and mini marshmallows. They couldn’t be easier to make, and kids just love them. —Tina Butler, Royse City, Texas
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Sandwich fixings get rolled into this dinner favorite, thanks to refrigerated pizza dough. Use any combo of cheese, deli meat and veggies that you like or whatever you have on hand. —Catherine Cassidy, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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My mom and I used to prepare these Rice Krispie cookies for Christmas every year. Making them with just the microwave means they’re super easy and fun to mix with the kids. —Savanna Chapdelaine, Orlando, Florida
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It’s easy to turn sloppy joes into hearty hot pocket snacks. I make the filling ahead and use refrigerated biscuits. I time them so they’re done baking just before kickoff. —Shelly Flye, Albion, Maine
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My grandpa made an awesome breakfast for us grandkids: French toast that started on the griddle as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. —Lindsey Folsom, Dorsey, Illinois
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We were hosting a bunch of friends, and after a comedy of errors, I had to come up with a plan B for dinner. I realized that much-loved meatball subs are even better as a hearty casserole—so delicious! —Rick Friedman, Palm Springs, California
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My family loves Hostess Zingers, especially the raspberry flavor coated with coconut, inspiring this treat to make for school bake sales. We can make about four dozen in 30 minutes, and they sell out fast! —Pam Clark, Wheaton, Illinois
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The nutrition department at my local hospital inspired me to create this refreshing summer sipper. I tweaked their recipe slightly to create this drink full of sweet-tart flavor. —Dawn Lowenstein, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
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When I was a kid, my mom made this recipe often. I’ve adapted it to make it more chewy and gooey than her crunchy, nut-loaded version. I get requests to make this for every event that I host, and have never had a single leftover! —Shannon Dobos, Calgary, Alberta
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These crunchy chicken tenders are a little sweet, a little tangy and a whole lot of fun. In half an hour, your family’s new favorite dish is ready to eat. When I have extra time, I roast garlic and add it to the sauce. —Andreann Geise, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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My grandmother bakes this recipe every year for the holidays. She uses homemade blackberry jam that she makes fresh every summer. These cookies are so delicious! —Jacquie Franklin, Hot Springs, Montana
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Kid-friendly and quick, these crunchy oven-baked chicken fries are coated with a mixture of crushed potato chips, panko bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. Dip them in ranch dressing, barbecue sauce or honey-mustard sauce.—Nick Iverson, Denver, Colorado
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Peanut butter is a favorite of ours, and it brings a fun element to these cupcakes. They’re good with or without garnishes. —Holly Jones, Kennesaw, Georgia
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I eat this tasty treat just as much as (if not more than) the kids! Have fun with it by adding other goodies into the mix, like nuts, cereal, pretzels and more. —Jeff King, Duluth, Minnesota
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I combined a couple of recipes to create these crunchy, chocolaty peanut butter marshmallow bars that burst with flavor. The bars could also pass for fudge! —Dawn Lowenstein, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
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This slow-cooked potluck chili makes an awesome filling for a little bag of walk-around nachos. Cut the bag lengthwise to make loading your fork easier. —Mallory Lynch, Madison, Wisconsin
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My husband’s love for classic peanut butter and jelly inspired this recipe. The strawberry buttercream and peanut butter frosting are a delicious combination. —Kelly McCrea, North Kingsville, Ohio
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My children like these so much that they ask for them every day for lunch during the summer. Whenever I have leftover chicken or turkey breast, this is a delicious way to use it up. —Patricia Nieh, Portola Valley, California
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One time when making sloppy joes, I wanted mine spicy, so I doused it in hot sauce. After that, my mind went wild and I made it Buffalo chicken-style with ground chicken, diced celery and blue cheese crumbles. I’ve been making it this way ever since. —Jennifer Nielson, Spanish Fork, Utah
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One of my favorite slow-cooker recipes is this impressive buffalo chicken egg rolls appetizer. You can wrap the filling in egg roll wrappers and bake, or, for a bite-size version, use smaller wonton wraps. —Tara Odegaard, Omaha, Nebraska
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This slithering sub makes a fun and tasty centerpiece. Add your own zany, creative touches and feel free to mix and match the meat and cheeses to suit your family’s tastes. You also can add breadsticks to make “legs” if you want the sub to look like a centipede. —Linda Overman, Wichita, Kansas
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I created this deep fried mac and cheese recipe for my husband. He describes this recipe as unbelievably delicious because of the crispy deep-fried coating on the outside and the creamy richness on the inside. —Shirley Rickis, The Villages, Florida
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The cool colors and tangy flavors of vanilla yogurt and cream cheese are brightened with the sweetness and crunch of cheery red grapes in this refreshing and delicious salad. —Geraldine Saucier, Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Our family never quite liked the taste of canned pizza sauce, so one time I tried mixing some barbecue sauce into spaghetti sauce to add some sweetness. I’ve made my pizzas with this special and easy sauce ever since, and my family loves it! —Tonya Schieler, Carmel, Indiana
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I’m on a gluten-restricted diet. I came up with this snack mix one day when I wanted something fast and easy that tasted like lemon bars. It makes a great gift, and folks love the light and fresh citrus flavor. —Patricia Sensenich, Olanthe, Kansas
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I remember being excited right before Thanksgiving and Christmas, because that’s when my family made this salad. There were five children and only the oldest helped peel the apples. It was fun when one of our boyfriends would come for the holiday for the first time. My dad would give him a huge bowl of grapes, hand him a sharp paring knife and tell him to start peeling. We all kept a straight face until he had the first grape peeled. —Debra Slone, Crossville, Tennessee
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Turkey and bacon give the classic sloppy joe a frightfully tasty new spin. Freddy Krueger may invite himself to dinner! —Janine Smith, Columbia, South Carolina
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Originally Published: October 16, 2018
Rashanda Cobbins
When Rashanda’s not tasting and perfecting Taste of Home’s recipes, you’ll find this food editor sifting through our recipe collection, curating digital content or tracking the latest culinary trends. While studying for her bachelor’s degree in culinary arts, Rashanda interned in Southern Living’s test kitchen and later spent nearly a decade developing recipes and food content at ConAgra Brands. In her spare time, she loves scoping out local farmers markets and having picnics in the park.
11 Fast Food Kids Meals, Ranked
Having kids makes your life incredibly busy. Between taking them to school, after-school activities, and sports, you probably feel like you barely have time to cook dinner. You may find yourself hitting up the drive-thru more often than not.
My life is busy with two little ones. We eat out two to three nights a week, especially during the busy months. The one problem I have is that they always want to eat the same thing. It’s fine for them, but I’m not happy hitting up the same fast-food restaurant a few times a week.
I’ve created a list of some of the best fast food kids meals so that we can have a little variety when we eat out.
Our Favorite Fast Food Kids Meals
These meals keep my kids happy while also letting me eat something other than a hamburger every night. I also added some that have healthy options so I don’t have to feel like my kids are eating junk every night.
Chick-Fil-A Kid’s Meal
Chick-Fil-A kid’s meals are always a hit with my kids and I. My kids love that they offer some of their favorites like chicken nuggets and fries.
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I appreciate the healthy options offered. The chicken is fried in peanut oil, which is a little healthier than the grease other restaurants use.
Meals come with a choice of fried or grilled nuggets or a chicken strip. There are lots of side options, including waffle fries, fruit, applesauce, mac and cheese, and chips.
For a beverage, kids can choose between 1% milk, a soft drink, or lemonade.
Chick-Fil-A offers two surprises – one for kids under four and one for older kids.
McDonald’s Happy Meal
In 1979, McDonald’s invented the kid’s meal with its Happy Meal. For many kids, its name has become synonymous with any kid’s meal.
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The McDonald’s Happy Meal is still a solid choice today, especially since McDonald’s has made efforts to include their healthy options.
Entree options include a hamburger, cheeseburger, and four- or six-piece nuggets. For a side, kids can choose between fries and apples, or get both.
Most McDonald’s offer 1% white or chocolate milk, a juice box, or a soft drink.
Happy Meal toys are famous in their own right. The brand often partners with large franchises like Disney to make toys that are incredibly appealing to kids.
Wendy’s Kid’s Meal
The Wendy’s Kid’s meal offers similar options to McDonald’s. Kids get a choice between a hamburger, cheeseburger, or four-piece nuggets from Wendy’s menu.
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There are also spicy nuggets for kids who want to kick it up a notch.
For a side, the kid’s meal comes with either french fries or apple bites. Beverage choices include milk, chocolate milk, soda, a fruit punch juice box, or bottled water.
One thing I love about the Wendy’s kid’s meals is that they come with interactive toys.
In the past several months, my kids have constructed cardboard vehicles, completed sticker books, and worked on activity books.
They get a little more out of these toys than the plastic figures some other restaurants offer.
Burger King Jr Meal
Burger King offers the standard kids meal – but it has a plus because I can get a Whopper or another burger from their menu for myself when I take my kids.
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The Burger King Jr. meal offers an entree choice of a hamburger, cheeseburger, or nuggets.
I do appreciate that you can choose between four- and six-piece nuggets as my older child eats more.
For a side, kids can choose between fries, applesauce, and onion rings. Burger King offers milk, orange juice, soda, or a Capri Sun for a beverage.
Burger King also tends to join up with character franchises for their toys. These toys are usually small, plastic figures that kids can collect.
Popeyes Kid’s Meal
Do you kids “love that chicken from Popeyes?” The Popeyes kid’s meal offers plenty of food to satisfy their appetite.
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My kids both like fried chicken, but they don’t like the same kinds. I appreciate that Popeyes has plenty of options for them.
Kids can choose from a chicken leg, chicken tender, and four- or six-piece nuggets. Nuggets are available in mild or spicy.
For kids who don’t like chicken, Popeye’s has a mac and cheese option. The meal comes with apple sauce and an apple juice box.
Some Popeyes will let you substitute the juice box with a soft drink and the apple sauce for one of their other sides, such as fries, mashed potatoes and gravy, or mac and cheese. Plus, I can enjoy their famous chicken sandwich or other menu items!
Arby’s Chicken Tender ‘n Cheese Slider
Arby’s is known for their roast beef and other sliced meats, but they also have great options on their kids’ menu.
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Kids can choose from chicken nuggets or tenders or a roast beef or turkey slider. My kids’ favorite is the chicken tender ‘n cheese slider.
The slider is a small sandwich with a chicken tender and a slice of swiss cheese. My kids like to eat theirs with Arby’s sauce.
For a side, your kid has a choice of crinkle or curly fries or applesauce. They can choose between milk, chocolate milk, water, or an apple juice box for a beverage.
Kid’s meals do come with a toy, usually, one based on a popular franchise like Sonic the Hedgehog or Cuphead.
Dairy Queen Kids’ Meal Combo
While we usually go to Dairy Queen for dessert, we’ve recently discovered that the Dairy Queen kids’ meals are pretty great, too.
The entree offerings are a hamburger, chicken tenders, and a hot dog.
For a side, kids have a choice of french fries, applesauce, or a banana. Drinks are a choice of water, milk, or soda.
What sets the Dairy Queen kids meal apart is that it comes with dessert – an ice cream cone. My kids are extra so they usually upgrade their cone to a Blizzard.
Dairy Queen’s kids’ meals don’t come with a toy, as the ice cream is considered a prize. I’m happy with this because we don’t have to add any toys to our growing collection.
Panera Signature Mac & Cheese Kid’s Meal
Panera Bread offers one of the best fast food kid’s meals because it has fresher and healthier options than many of its competitors.
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One of my kids’ favorites is the Signature Mac & Cheese kid’s meal, made with Panera’s special aged white cheddar cheese sauce.
Panera offers plenty of other options, including soups, salads, sandwiches, and pizza. It’s the perfect place to go when the kids (and you) are tired of burgers and chicken nuggets.
For sides, kids can choose from a baguette, yogurt, apple, or chips. They can get a tomato-cucumber salad or a fruit cup for a small upcharge.
My only complaint with the Panera kids meal is that it doesn’t include a beverage. However, you can purchase milk, chocolate milk, or an apple juice box separately.
I don’t mind the extra cost as much because the food is healthier than the standard fast-food fare.
Subway Black Forest Ham Mini
Subway is always a great option when we’re in the mood for a sandwich.
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My kids enjoy watching the sandwich artist prepare their food and my oldest appreciates all of the vegetables he can choose from.
The Black Forest Ham Mini is a four-inch sandwich and is one entree option for the Fresh Fit for Kids meal.
It comes on your kid’s choice of bread and with their choice of cheese, veggies, and condiments. If your kid isn’t a fan of ham, they can get the sandwich with turkey or just veggies.
The Fresh Fit for Kids Meal also comes with an applesauce pouch and milk.
While some Subways will let you substitute chips, a cookie, and soda, most require you to get the juice and applesauce. Subway teams with popular franchises like Scooby-Doo for their toys.
Jack in the Box Chicken Sandwich Kids’ Meal
Jack in the Box is one of the few fast-food restaurants that offer a chicken sandwich in its kids’ meal.
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It comes dressed with lettuce and mayonnaise. The meal also comes with fries or apple bites and a kid-sized soft drink.
If our kid isn’t feeling the chicken sandwich, they can opt for a cheeseburger, nuggets, or chicken strips.
Jack in the Box Kids’ Meals stopped including a toy with their kids’ meals in 2011.
Sonic Wacky Pack
The Sonic Wacky Pack is always a favorite with my kids, and not just because it has such a fun name. Sonic offers a few more kid’s meal options than your standard fast-food restaurant.
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Entree choices include a hamburger, corndog, hot dog, grilled cheese, or chicken strips. For a side, kids can choose between french fries, tater tots, or an applesauce pouch.
Beverages include a choice of milk, apple juice, or one of Sonic’s many soft drink options. My kids like to upgrade to a slush.
Sonic partners with franchises for their toys, but often offers something more fun than a plastic figurine.
For example, they’ve offered magic tricks, color-changing spoons, and Nickelodeon slime in the past.
Final Thoughts
These are some of the best fast food kids meals that my kids love. I’ve gone through the typical junk food that kids enjoy while also giving you some healthier options so you don’t feel as guilty about feeding your child fast food.
When I have a busy week, we may hit up a drive-thru two or three times. I try to make at least one or two of these meals something healthier than fried food. While it’s not as healthy as a home-cooked meal, my kids at least get some vegetables and protein.
Be sure to try some of these meals with your kids to see what their favorites are.
Looking for something different? Check out the best fast food mac and cheese if that’s all your kid will eat, or find the best fast food for Weight Watchers if you’re on a diet!
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Kids menu ideas for your restaurant
12 April 2022
Today families want and expect to eat out with their kids more than ever. In the UK for example, families dine out twice as much as they did 40 years ago and half of families eat out at least once a week. With busy work schedules and less time to cook, many parents see eating out as an opportunity to enjoy quality family time together. However, dining out with kids can be expensive and anything but relaxing unless the restaurant is genuinely welcoming and prepared to accommodate children. And one of the most essential features of any successful family friendly restaurant is a kids menu designed to delight both children and their parents 🌟. Of course friendly, attentive staff and child-friendly facilities are also top priorities;
But an attractive kids menu that both appeals to the palates and appetites of kids of different ages while satisfying the concerns of parents especially in terms of budget and quality is a must. So here are a few kids menu ideas to create a relaxing, pleasurable dining experience for the whole family and keep everyone smiling.
Healthy kids menus: Until quite recently, most kids menus were limited to a predictable offering of hamburgers and fries, pizza or chicken nuggets. However, with growing public awareness of the importance of healthy eating and increases in child obesity in many parts of the world, many parents want more nutritional, diversified kids menu options. At the same time, kids today are willing to try and even interested in a wider range of foods including more fruit and vegetables. This is thanks in part to the efforts of schools to educate kids about nutrition, healthier lunch programs and the popularity of cooking shows. But restaurants also have an influential role to play in educating the food tastes of kids. So here are a few tips to design a kids menu that is both tasty and nutritionally balanced:
🥗 Delicious healthy kids menu mains: while you may want to maintain an ever popular “safe” option such as burger and fries, you can give it a healthy upgrade by substituting a whole grain bun for a white flour one and pairing sweet potato with regular fries. Try offering lower-fat alternatives such as baked or pan roasted potatoes or vegetables in olive oil, oven baked crunchy chicken instead of deep fried or grilled marinated pork strips with a yogurt dipping sauce. Whole wheat pizza with a choice of vegetable toppings in addition to the regular options is also likely to be popular with everyone.
🍪 Delectable kids desserts with less sugar: many children love fruit. Serve fresh seasonal sliced fruit with a dark chocolate sauce for dipping, mixed berry sundaes with homemade ice cream or yogurt, frozen fruit pops along with fruit tarts, mousse and crumble. Whatever the dessert, reduce the added sugar content and try replacing white sugar with honey, brown sugar or maple syrup..
🏆 Kids menu incentives for healthy eating: offer kids a small reward for trying the healthier menu options such as a button, sticker or pencil with the name of the restaurant on it. You could also give the little ones healthy eating cards and for each healthy option they get a star sticker and a free menu item when the card is filled. Both parents and kids will thank you!
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Amusing kids menu ideas: Kids of all ages like to be involved in the creative process of preparing food and they enjoy the sense of independence when they are allowed to select their own ingredients. Why not offer a few build your own kid-friendly dishes such as tacos with a choice of sauces and toppings (cheese, avocado, chopped tomatoes..) in small bowls to choose from, or let kids make their own sandwiches for a kid-friendly lunch. For dessert, let kids customize their own sundaes with a selection of toppings such as fruit, nuts, chocolate chips or sauces. Some restaurants even give kids cookie dough with a choice of ingredients to decorate it. The cookie is then baked at the end of the meal.
Engaging foodie flights for curious younger eaters: a flight is a sampling of menu items often from the same group served together on a board or long dish (ie 3 kinds of BBQ appetizers, 3 varieties of pancakes. .). Try offering teens or older kids an attractively priced flight option from the adult menu that gives more adventurous eaters the chance to try several new dishes. And why not create a sampler plate for younger kids from the kids menu (i.e. nutritionally appropriate sized sampler portions of 3 entrees, 3 mains or 3 desserts)?
Fetching food design ideas for younger kids: toddlers in particular like food that is colorful and fun to look at. Why not offer a few signature playful dishes such as pizza or quiche with a face made from different ingredients, animal shaped boiled eggs, vegetable or fruit flowers or smiley face cookies. Playful, kid friendly sturdy dishware is also a good idea.
Fun kids menu design ideas: Giving kids their own actual menu designed especially for them will both make them feel important and give them a sense of autonomy even if mom or dad helps choose. Preferably printed on recycled paper, the kids menu should be visually appealing and easy to read with very clear, legible printing. Try devising funny, imaginative names for the dishes and you might want to include drawings or pictures of at least some of the dishes for younger kids. Make it fun and engaging with puzzles, riddles, games, mazes and word searches as well as space for drawing. Kids menus are a great way to keep younger kids busy while waiting for the food to come and giving parents the chance to relax.
Kids menu pricing to put parents at ease: one of the most stressful things about going to a restaurant for many families is the cost involved, especially if there are several kids, and even more so if you have hungry teenagers. This is why it is important to think carefully about kids menu pricing. Especially for teens who tend to be more adventurous eaters but don’t always know yet what they like and don’t like, we recommend offering the option of smaller portion-reduced price servings of regular adult dishes. This way they can try several dishes with a good chance of finding at least one that they will enjoy, while wasting less food and money if they don’t happen to like one of the dishes. The kids menu for younger children, should also feature significantly smaller portions to avoid food waste while being attractively priced. Another option could be to allow young children (i.e. six and under) to eat free for special early dinner reservations when it can be harder to fill tables.
It’s said that kids bring happiness but with all these ideas and tips your restaurant will be the one bringing an amazing dining experience to them. So let your inner child come out and start preparing the best kids menu for your restaurant! 🧒
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10 Fast Food Kids’ Meals, Ranked From Best to Worst — Eat This Not That
Kids are incredibly impressionable—bad eating habits learned in childhood can carry into adulthood, so it’s important that children learn healthy eating habits at a young age to prevent chronic diseases such as obesity and diabetes later in life. Fast food is a large contributor to the increasing obesity rates in children, which is why we thought it was crucial to identify the best and worst kids’ food options.
So the next time you don’t have time to whip up a meal and have to resort to a fast-food drive-thru, we hope you can refer to this simple guide so that can you feel confident that you’re ordering a healthy meal for your child.
Methodology: In order to separate the best kids’ meals from the worst, we ranked primarily off of calories. For our ranking, any kids’ meal combo that clocked in at 400 calories or below made the best list, while those that exceeded that figure made the worst. We also factored in other nutritionals, such as saturated fat, sodium, and sugar content.
Now, here are 10 fast-food kids’ meals, ranked from best to worst.
Courtesy of Subway
Per mini sandwich and applesauce: 205 calories, 2.5 g fat (0.5 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 435 mg sodium, 39 g carbs (4 g fiber, 12 g sugar), 11 g protein
We did not factor in the milk here, but even if you added it in, this would still be the most nutritious fast-food kids’ meal you can buy. Why? This Subway meal offers 11 grams of protein, which will help keep your child full. The sandwich itself is low in calories and offers fresh vegetables on top of the ham, and the mini size is a more manageable meal for your kiddo. Plus, the applesauce is a sweet treat for them to eat after!
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Per slider: 290 calories, 12 g fat (3.5 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 720 mg sodium, 30 g carbs (1 g fiber, 1 g sugar), 15 g protein
Arby’s is known for its roast beef sandwiches, but did you know they also offer chicken sandwiches and sliders, too? On the kids’ menu, you’ll find this fun little sandwich—a chicken tender made into a slider. While this may not seem like the most nutritious option, we did want to point out that if your child wanted to have a little fried food, this portion size will offer them a substantial amount of protein without adding a lot of saturated fat. The sodium content could be better, but it’s not a complete dealbreaker for us in this circumstance. They can enjoy it by itself or with a side of Tree Top Applesauce for an additional 45 calories.
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Served with applesauce and 1 percent chocolate milk: 330 calories, 8 g fat (4 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 535 mg sodium, 41 g carbs (1 g fiber, 15 g sugar), 18 g protein
For just 330 calories, kids can sink their teeth into four pieces of chicken nuggets, applesauce (or fresh fruit), and their choice of either 1 percent chocolate or regular milk. Even when we factor in applesauce and chocolate milk, the nutrition for this particular Chick-Fil-A’s kids meal combo is still reasonable. Chicken nuggets are always a go-to kids’ choice, so we’re happy to see this one isn’t too unhealthy if you’re out at a fast-food restaurant.
Courtesy of Burger King
Per sandwich and applesauce: 350 calories, 16 g fat (3 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 290 mg sodium, 46 g carbs (5 g fiber, 22 g sugar), 11 g protein
Peanut butter jelly time! At Burger King, picky eaters can order a crustless PB&J sandwich with applesauce and still receive a good source of protein and healthful fat. Not to mention, they avoid consuming fried foods! A true rarity when it comes to fast food meal options. This sandwich might be an unexpected choice, but there are plenty of meal options to stay far away from!
Courtesy of McDonald’s
Includes 4-piece chicken McNuggets, kids fries, 1 percent low-fat milk jug, and apple slices: 395 calories, 17.5 g fat (4 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 535 mg sodium, 41 g carbs (1 g fiber, 15 g sugar), 18 g protein
Are you surprised that McDonald’s Happy Meal made the top five? The classic red bow with golden arch handles houses four pieces of Chicken McNuggets, kid-size fries, 1 percent low-fat milk jug, and apple slices. At just under 400 calories and less than five grams of saturated fat, we would consider this to be a harmless kids meal, especially for a fast food place.
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428 calories, 23 g fat (9 g saturated fat, 1 g trans fat), 1,047 mg sodium, 38 g carbs (4 g fiber, 0 g sugar), 18 g protein
Popeyes kids’ meal needs a nutrition makeover. This combo will wipe out almost half your child’s daily needs of sodium, and that’s for a meal that falls under 500 calories! Not to mention that the saturated fat content is way too high for a lunch of this small size.
Courtesy of Dairy Queen
Per kid’s vanilla ice cream cone, 2 chicken tenders, one percent low fat milk carton, and one squeezable applesauce: 555 calories, 19 g fat (6.5 g saturated fat, 0.2 g trans fat), 830 mg sodium, 69 g carbs (3 g fiber, 37 g sugar), 27 g protein
Our biggest concern with this kids’ meal combo from Dairy Queen is the trans fat and high sugar content, largely due to the ice cream cone. After all, how could you go to DQ and not order a soft-serve vanilla cone?
Courtesy of Wendy’s
Served with jr. fries, apple bites, and Honest fruit punch: 600 calories, 23 g fat (6 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 965 mg sodium, 72 g carbs (6 g fiber, 19 g sugar), 23 g protein
If you ordered the wrap from Wendy’s all by itself, your child would have a reasonably healthy lunch. However, if made into a combo with a junior size box of French fries, apple slices, and a glass of fruit punch, you can see how the calories, sodium, and sugar contents drastically increase.
Courtesy of Jack in the Box
Served with curly fries: 470 calories, 32 g fat (4.5 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat), 1,320 mg sodium, 63 g carbs (4 g fiber, 4 g sugar), 17 g protein
At Jack in the Box, a child may be tempted to order the chicken sandwich with a kids’ size box of curly fries, and while the calorie count is rather low, the sodium content is sky-high.6254a4d1642c605c54bf1cab17d50f1e
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Served with 1 percent milk and fries: 710 calories, 30.5 g fat (8 g saturated fat, 0.5 g trans fat), 1,520 mg sodium, 85 g carbs (3 g fiber, 36 g sugar), 27 g protein
A junior burger with fries and milk? That will be over 700 calories, half a gram of trans fat, over 1,500 milligrams of sodium, and more than 35 grams of sugar. Sorry Sonic, but this is the farthest thing from a healthy kids’ meal!
Restaurant Chains With Vegan Kids’ Meals | Food
So you want a kids’ meal that’s friendly to animals, your health, and the environment but you’re not sure where you can get one? Look no more—we’ve got you covered! From Ike’s Love & Sandwiches to Olive Garden to Flower Child, lots of restaurant chains offer delicious vegan kids’ meals. So grab your grown-up and hop on over to one of these to get your grub on. ☺️
Veggie Grill
Veggie Grill already has locations up and down the West Coast as well as in Chicago, New York, and Cambridge, Massachusetts—and this chain is always expanding, so as its biggest fans, we’re hoping more and more spots will keep popping up! Its kids’ menu is loaded with delicious staples like vegan chicken nuggets, grilled cheese, mac and cheese, and even a tasty burger. You get a side (like fries, carrot sticks, steamed kale, or cauli-mashed potatoes) and a dessert, too, and there are even some gluten-free options.
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Chipotle
Chipotle has locations everywhere, so being able to have a tasty, filling, and animal-friendly kids’ meal from here is super-exciting! Just order the Kid’s Build Your Own option—choose from soft flour or crunchy corn tortillas, guacamole or Sofritas, and two sides, like rice and beans. Plus, you can add pico de gallo, corn, and hot sauce (if that’s your thing). On top of that, you get to choose between fruit or a small bag of chips and a box of apple juice or a small soft drink. Yum.
Earth Burger
This chain, which was once only in Texas, is now in Minnesota as well. And we’re stoked—because all the options are vegan and so delicious. Grab a burger and fries, chick’n tenders with apple slices, or a grilled cheese and a drink, all for just around $5.
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Cheesecake Factory
The kids’ bowtie pasta can be mixed with marinara sauce for a super-tasty meal. Plus, with so many other vegan options on its menu, Cheesecake Factory offers the whole family something delicious to enjoy.
Subway
Subway is another chain that seems to have locations just about everywhere. To grab a vegan kids’ meal here, ask for a Veggie Delight sandwich loaded with all your fave toppings, a squeezable applesauce packet, and a fruit juice or a small soda.
Plant Power Fast Food
This vegan fast-food chain has more than 10 locations in California and one in Las Vegas. It offers delicious kids’ meal options—like a cheeseburger and chicken nuggets. You can enjoy your meal with a side salad or fries and oat milk.
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Moe’s Southwest Grill
Moe’s has a vegan kids’ meal option that we can’t get enough of: Order the Kids Live Well meal, which comes with a bean-and-rice burrito. Ask for the tofu protein option in it, and hold the cheese. It comes with a side of black beans and an apple juice.
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MOD Pizza
There are a lot of build-your-own personal pizza chains out there with delicious vegan options—like Pizza Rev, Blaze Pizza, &pizza, and others—but MOD Pizza made this list because it has a 6-inch build-your-own-pizza, which is basically one made just for kids! The regular and gluten-free crusts are vegan, and you can get BBQ sauce, garlic rub, olive oil, or red sauce to cover them. Ask for no cheese or add Daiya cheese, then add your toppings (skipping the meats, obviously), like raw or roasted veggies, fruits, leafy greens, and some herbs. Now that sounds like the perfect kids’ meal.
Panda Express
Since Panda Express recently stopped putting chicken broth in its chow mein and eggplant tofu, it’s become a delicious, vegan-friendly place to eat. It has a kids’ meal, too: Get the eggplant tofu or two veggie spring rolls for your entrée, and ask for chow mein, brown or white rice, or steamed broccoli for your side. It comes with a drink and a cookie, but be sure to ask for a fortune cookie instead of the chocolate chip one (which has eggs and cow’s milk in it).
Ike’s Love & Sandwiches
Ike’s is full of mouthwatering vegan sandwiches—and it makes small ones for kids, too! Make sure you double-check with the location where you’ll be eating beforehand, but you should be able to order any vegan sandwich you want in a kids’ size. Our fave is the Meatless Mike—after all, it won a PETA award for best vegan meatballs.
Panera Bread
Panera Bread offers two vegan kids’ meal options. Choose the Kids Ten Vegetable Soup or the Kids Seasonal Greens Salad (and you should definitely add avocado to this tasty salad). Each one also comes with a side: an apple, a French baguette, or a bag of kettle chips.
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Freebirds World Burrito
Freebirds offers a Weebirds menu with a kids’ burrito—it may be smaller than the regular burrito, but trust us, it’s still mighty! Choose a veggie burrito (which comes with guacamole), one with no meat, or one with Beyond Meat. Add some black or pinto beans (but not the refried beans, which aren’t vegan) and Spanish or cilantro lime rice. Now it’s time to add in your freebies—all freebies are vegan except the ranch dressing and sour cream. If you want to spice things up, add a sauce to your burrito (but not the BBQ sauce, which isn’t vegan). And last, the guacamole is extra but makes a great addition.
Mellow Mushroom
This pizza place is loaded with tasty vegan options! And the great thing about pizza is that you can share it with the whole fam. But if you want to get your own meal or if you like your food a certain way, that’s OK—because you can make two of the kids’ menu items vegan. The kids’ pretzel can be made with no cheese or butter (get oil and salt instead, if you want). And the kids’ cheese bread pizza can be made with vegan cheese—or you can even skip the cheese altogether and make it a vegan garlic bread, instead. You get a side of apples or celery and carrots, too.
Mellow Mushroom
Flower Child
This restaurant has more than 24 locations across Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.. It focuses on whole foods, including delicious fruits and veggies. With its kids’ meal, you get to enjoy some yummy tofu and two sides of your choice, like brown rice and a tasty fruit medley.
Olive Garden
Choose your favorite pasta (they’re all vegan) and pair it with tomato sauce—plus, have a side of grapes, broccoli, or French fries, and you get a soft drink or lemonade, too. Mmmm. You can order the gluten-free rotini with marinara if you don’t eat gluten or just prefer spiral-shape noodles. ☺️ And don’t forget to chow down on some breadsticks, as they’re always vegan.
Olive Garden
TGI Fridays
This restaurant has the Beyond Burger, so if you’re feeling extra-hungry, you can skip the kids’ meal and go for a tasty vegan burger—just be sure to get it on the challah bun (as the gluten-free bun isn’t vegan), ask for dairy-free sauces, and skip the cheese. But if you’re craving some yummy pasta, the kids’ fettucine with marinara sauce is vegan and comes with steamed broccoli.
Bareburger
This burger chain has tons of vegan options, including three for kids. So the question is: Do you feel like having a burger, a veggie dog, or a vegan grilled cheese? Plus, it offers a kids’ vegan sundae—with nondairy whipped cream and sprinkles!
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Value, Taste, & Best Toys
If you’re looking for something quick and easy, fast food is the way to go. As a parent, you may be a bit wary about things like nutrition and quality, Meanwhile, your kids are probably most concerned about the fun toys that come in each kids meal.
So we’ll tackle both! This is a list of the best kids’ meals in terms of value, taste, and toys. Every kid deserves a treat every now and then, right? From fast, casual restaurants to drive-through joints, check out our roundup that’s sure to please kiddos of all ages.
Wendy’s Kid’s Meal
Wendy’s perfectly portions their kid’s meals for little ones and offers a few different entrees – chicken nuggets, hamburgers, and cheeseburgers. Each meal comes with the main dish, a drink, and a side.
For sides, you can pick from Kids’ Natural-Cut Fries, strawberries and blueberries, or apple slices. For drinks, you have a few more options, including Nestle Pure Life Bottled Water, Honest Kids Apple Juice, or 1% regular milk, or 1% chocolate milk.
But what about the toys? Currently, Wendy’s kid’s meals come with Wild Wild Animals Smartlinks paper animals that you can put together and customize with stickers.
Here’s Wendy’s menu so you can find what you want too, and their coupon page so you can save a few bucks while you’re at it.
Applebee’s Cheesy Pizza
Applebee’s has a huge variety of kids meals, so if you’re not in the mood for a drive-thru meal, we suggest ordering takeout or delivery from your Neighborhood Bar and Grill.
The kid’s Cheesy Pizza is a fan favorite, and it comes with a side and a drink. Sides include garlic mashed potatoes, mozzarella sticks, steamed broccoli, apple sauce, and French fries. There’s a whole slew of drinks to choose from, as well, like shakes, sodas, milk, iced tea, and lemonade.
Of course, we have the Applebee’s whole menu, but did you know about Applebee’s secret menu? If Applebee’s feels tired, take a look, there are some great finds!
Popeyes Kid’s Meal
If your kiddo has a taste for fried chicken, Popeyes has a few delicious options. Kids’ meals include chicken nuggets, tenders, or legs and come with a signature side and a small drink.
Side options include cajun poutine, coleslaw, mashed potatoes, onion rings, Mac and cheese, cajun fries, red beans and rice, and corn on the cob.
The Chicken Leg meal comes with one leg, so if you’re feeding an older child, opting for a combo meal may be a better idea.
We have you covered with KFC’s menu if that’s the case, as well as KFC secret menu if you’re interested in something a little different.
Cheesecake Factory Kid’s Meal
Ordering Cheesecake Factory’s kid’s pasta is always a good idea because it’s customizable. And who doesn’t love a giant bowl of noodles and their favorite sauce? Your little one will get the chance to order a bowl full of buttered noodles and parmesan cheese, marinara sauce, or Alfredo.
Bonus: Cheesecake Factory uses bowtie pasta instead of spaghetti for their kids’ meals, which equals less mess for you to clean up.
If you’re going to grab takeout from the Cheesecake Factory, check out their whole menu and our reviews on their food too!
Subway Black Forest Ham Mini
An entire six-inch sub may be a bit much for a little one, but Subway’s got the perfect portion with their mini kid’s subs. The Black Forest Ham is one of the more popular options on the Subway menu and comes with your choice of toppings, applesauce, and a toy.
Have a child under three years old? Subway has toys for them, too! And we have Subway coupons that might come in handy if you’re headed there.
Chick-Fil-A Chick-n-Strips Kid’s Meal
Chick-Fil-A is always a treat, no matter what age you are.
The Chick-n-Strip meal is one of the hottest items on their menu and is rounded out with Cinnamon Apple Sauce, Waffle Potato Fries™, or Fruit Cup, along with milk or juice, and a toy. Choose between one or two Chick-n-Strips depending on your little one’s appetite.
McDonald’s Kid’s Meal
Enjoying a Happy Meal as a kid is a right of passage every now and then. Over the years, McDonald’s has invested in offering healthier menu options for their young consumers.
We love the simplicity of the Hamburger Happy Meal, which comes with a regular hamburger topped with ketchup, mustard, onions, and pickles.
On the side, you get fries with the choice of apple slices or Yoplait® GO-GURT® Low Fat Strawberry Yogurt. To wash it all down, pick between the 1% Low Fat Milk Jug, DASANI® Water, or Honest Kids® Appley Ever After® Organic Juice Drink.
Of course, you can order the Happy Meal with 4 or 6 McNuggets, as well.
Arby’s Kids Ham ‘n Cheese Slider
From tasty sliders to crispy chicken tenders, Arby’s has the ultimate lineup for kids.
We think any of the entrees is a solid choice, but the Ham ‘n Cheese is a no-fail option for little ones with picky taste buds. Pair it with kids curly fries or apple sauce, as well as a Capri Sun juice, low-fat white milk, or low-fat chocolate milk.
Or you can check out the whole Arby’s menu before you decide.
Chipotle Kid’s Quesadilla
To get your hands on an adult-sized quesadilla, you’d have to order from the Chipotle secret menu, but kids are lucky enough to have it as an option on their menu.
Plus, the beauty of Chipotle is that you can customize everything, so even if you have a picky eater on your hands, there’s bound to be something he or she will like. The quesadilla comes with melted cheese and your choice of protein, like chicken, steak, barbacoa, and carnitas.
On the side, you can add white or brown rice, as well as black or pinto beans. Each kid’s meal comes with a side of tortilla chips, fruit, and a drink (organic milk, organic chocolate milk, organic apple juice, soda, or iced tea.)
Burger Kid’s Meal
The King Jr. menu is filled with BK’s most popular menu items, including nuggets (regular and spicy), hamburgers, and cheeseburgers.
Older kids tend to love the spicy nugs, while the younger ones can’t take the heat quite yet. Either way, they come in four-piece combos with dipping sauce, a side (applesauce, fries, or onion rings), and a drink (milk, chocolate milk, apple juice, soda, or orange juice).
Panera Signature Mac & Cheese Kid’s Meal
No matter what age you are, Panera’s Mac and cheese is a total hit. (We even created a Panera Mac & Cheese recipe so you make your own at home.)
Kids of all ages will love a creamy, comforting bowl of mac, paired with a fruity yogurt and iced cold drink.
Bonus: Panera usually sells bakery items for a dollar when you order food, so there’s always an incentive for your kids’ good behavior when you eat out. And that’s not the only way you can score Panera on the cheap(er).
If you were hoping to feed your kiddo something more nutritious, check out the healthiest fast food items for kids.
150 dishes with step by step photos
Recipes according to GOST for children in kindergarten from 1 to 7 years. Proven recipes with step by step photos, calories and cooking time. Breakfasts for children, lunches, dinners
Breakfast like in kindergarten
Porridge like in kindergarten
Soups like in kindergarten
Second courses like in kindergarten
Side dishes like in kindergarten
Kindergarten vegetable recipes
Desserts and pastries like in kindergarten
Salads like in kindergarten
Children are often reluctant to eat in kindergarten. The food is unusual, not homemade, “strange”.
But it often happens the other way around: “I want it to be like in a kindergarten!”. If this is your case, then this collection of kindergarten-style recipes is perfect for you and your child. Read more
With or without apples, with jam or sour cream, these pancakes are good for everyone.
Sauerkraut soup like in kindergarten is recommended for older children.
Kindergarten-style cheese omelette is a wonderful breakfast for the whole family. Due to the presence of cheese in the recipe, the omelet is not bland, so parents will also like it.
Oranges are citrus fruits that we see on the shelves of shops all year round.
Fish baked in an omelette like in a kindergarten – a dish that is absolutely predictable in taste.
So many parents experience their children’s dislike for vegetables, and this is often frustrating.
Adding another great soup to my kindergarten recipe box. Bean dishes are always hearty and healthy, and green peas, moreover, not only cook quickly, but also please with their beautiful green color.
After a year, the children’s menu expands significantly and one of the first dishes that are introduced into the diet of babies is puree soups.
Pretty satisfying, thanks to potatoes, and fresh, thanks to cucumber, the salad will surely appeal to children.
In winter and spring, it is recommended to introduce dried fruits into the children’s diet, since fresh fruits at this time of the year contain much less vitamins and nutrients.
Another salad in the piggy bank of recipes according to the kindergarten’s technological maps.
From the age of about a year, fruits are introduced into the child’s diet. Of course, if a child has few teeth and still cannot chew pieces, then we can only talk about fruit purees.
I would never have thought that rabbit meatballs like in kindergarten can be so tender and juicy!
Carrots stewed with rice and prunes, like in kindergarten – hearty, tasty, slightly sweet and, thanks to prunes, very fragrant dish.
Almost everyone remembers this pasta and cottage cheese casserole, it was a frequent guest on the tables in many kindergartens.
Boiled pasta baked with eggs, as in kindergarten, is suitable not only for a children’s table, but can also be an interesting side dish for people on a diet (suitable for diets No. 3, No. 4c, diets No. 6, 7, 8, 10 , 11 and 15).
Soup-puree from zucchini, like in kindergarten, turns out to be very tender, calm, pleasant to the taste.
How many children love cauliflower? I don’t know them 🙂 Usually, the very smell of boiled cauliflower already drives the children out of the kitchen, but not in this case.
Fish patties with vegetables baked like in kindergarten – quite an interesting dish.
Delicious and fragrant garnish with a golden crust is potatoes baked in sour cream, like in a kindergarten.
Now even small children know that it is healthy to eat vegetables, but few people realize that the color of these vegetables is also of great importance.
Delicious, hearty and healthy chopped chicken fillet with scrambled eggs and vegetables, cooked like in a kindergarten, the whole family will like it.
Using the most common and familiar products in every kitchen, let’s cook krupenik like in kindergarten.
Kindergarten-style juicy vegetables in a milky sauce are sure to please the smallest eaters.
You will not find anything tricky or unexpected in this salad of fresh vegetables with vegetable oil like in kindergarten.
Potato fritters with curd filling, prepared like in a kindergarten, are tender and satisfying.
Vegetarian borsch mashed like in kindergarten – a simple and good soup for the whole family, especially if you have small children.
Viscosity refers to a rather thick sticky porridge that is difficult to mix and does not spread on a plate.
I propose to bake apples stuffed with raisins, as in kindergarten. A very tasty combination of sour apple pulp with soft raisins and sugar will not leave indifferent neither children nor adults.
It is a pity that in those days when I visited the kindergarten, I could not appreciate the usefulness and deliciousness of the dishes that were prepared for us.
Kindergarten-style pumpkin puree is smooth and tender.
Perhaps, for someone, an apple is not the most familiar ingredient in a salad. But I add it very often and, as it turned out, kindergarten cooks do the same.
Fish dishes must be present on the menu of both children and adults.
Vegetables are a very important part of the nutrition of children, and adults too. But what if the child refuses them? One of the recommended ways is to prepare colorful salads.
“Health” cupcake, prepared like in a kindergarten, turns out to be very light, finely porous and moderately moist.
If you want to treat your family with Stroganoff cookies cooked in the same way as in kindergarten, then you will need to follow the technology of creating this dish, because it is prepared without frying.
Not always a child wants to eat vegetables, but this is so necessary for a growing organism.
Spinach soup with sour cream like in a kindergarten – with a slight sourness, dietary, with a fresh taste.
Personally, I don’t remember any fruit salads on my kindergarten menu. But this does not change anything, fruit salad, like in kindergarten, is definitely provided there.
Children’s diets are useful not only for children, but also for adults, especially for people who care about their figure or follow various diets.
Probably the simplest and most familiar salad is tomatoes with cucumber and onions.
This light vegetable soup is perfect for both children and adults who are tired of heavy meals.
For me, dried fruit compote is strongly associated with childhood and winter, or rather with Christmas, because my mother always cooked it for this particular holiday.
Is it possible to give a child fried food and from what age? Isn’t yeast harmful? I am not particularly competent in this matter, I just prepared delicious pancakes for you according to a kindergarten recipe.
Kindergarten-style vegetable soup that will appeal to both children and adults.
I love simple and precise kindergarten recipes: you can always add your own flavors, seasonings, but the base… The base remains unshakable.
Fish is introduced into the diet of children quite early. It is prepared in different ways, including in the form of cutlets.
Dracena is a type of regular omelette. But if the main ingredients in an omelette are eggs and milk, then in addition to the above, sour cream and flour are added to the drachen.
These Kindergarten cupcakes turn out golden beauties! The taste is simple, creamy and fragrant.
Children’s menu – the most useful and safe, both for kids and adults.
For some reason I don’t remember such porridge in childhood, although I went to kindergarten, it turns out that porridge is included in the diet of children’s institutions.
Kindergarten meals are very often on my home menu.
Milk soups begin to be included in the children’s diet very early. They are mainly made with cereals or pasta, but vegetable dairy products are much less common, but they are wonderful.
Delicate vegetable soufflé can be prepared for lunch as a second course for a baby or as a main course or a side dish for dinner.
I propose to cook sour cream sauce from the kindergarten menu. This sauce is in perfect harmony with vegetable casseroles, main courses, pancakes, pancakes.
I propose to cook liquid Hercules oatmeal from the kindergarten menu, which your kids and not only will surely like!
Surely, on the Internet, you have come across a lot of recipes for rice casseroles!
Very often I cook dishes from the kindergarten menu for my home. It’s so delicious, tender and healthy.
Of course, everyone knows that mashed potatoes are the most delicious vegetable food, well, at least for me.
Beetroot salads appear quite often on my dinner table: beetroot is a healthy vegetable for both children and adults.
Beetroot caviar is a cold appetizer that can be prepared at any time of the year, since beetroot is a vegetable that is on the shelves of our stores all year round, and for a very small fee.
I met this salad a long time ago, but definitely not in kindergarten.
Pleased the family with another dish according to kindergarten recipes – beef patties like in kindergarten.
By and large, pancakes are loved by both young and old. And these airy pancakes on kefir, like in kindergarten, will definitely not leave anyone indifferent.
Like all kindergarten soups, the one below is neither complex nor full of ingredients or seasonings.
This raisin rice porridge is claimed to be runny. But, in my opinion, it lacks at least 200 grams of milk, or even more, to liquid.
A side dish in a child’s menu is very important, especially if it is made from vegetables.
Kissel as a child I loved: both the one that my grandmother cooked, berry, and the one that was sold dry in packs, remember? True, I don’t remember absolutely milk jelly from kindergarten, so many years have passed.
To be honest, I didn’t have any pleasant memories of kindergarten food, the more interesting it was for me to cook several children’s dishes according to the recipes of their technological maps for the Menu of the Week website.
In my practice there were sweet casseroles using pasta, vermicelli and lasagna plates, with the addition of cottage cheese, raisins, vanilla.
By and large, such a vegetable salad can be not only a side dish, but somewhere an independent dish.
Another salad for the kindergarten piggy bank. Simple ingredients, no complicated processes.
The name of the salad speaks for itself – “Sunny” – light, bright and cheerful!
Children are often reluctant to eat in kindergarten. The food is unusual, not homemade, “strange”.
But it often happens the other way around: “I want it like in a kindergarten!”. If this is your case, then this collection of kindergarten-style recipes is perfect for you and your child.
In addition, all the recipes from this collection are prepared according to technological maps for preschool institutions and are ideal for organizing baby food.
If your “Nehochuha” eats mostly pasta and refuses to eat anything else, you will find suitable options here to diversify your child’s diet.
For example, if a child eats semolina in kindergarten but refuses to eat it at home, you can find here the recipe for semolina in the form in which the child eats it in kindergarten.
The same applies to recipes for other breakfasts, as well as soups, second courses and side dishes. The taste and appearance of the dishes is the same as in kindergarten. Suitable for children from 1.5 to 7 years and their parents. After all, we often have to eat up for our “Nehochuhs”, don’t we? 🙂
By the way, you will surely be interested in our training “ How to teach a child to eat right in two weeks? .
What dishes to include in the children’s menu so that it is tasty and healthy
In winter, children’s vulnerable immunity needs to be strengthened by any available means. And for this, you should add as many healthy dishes with a shock portion of vitamins to your daily diet as possible. Mostly it is vegetables in all possible variations. They are good to bake and stew, serve as a side dish, make soups and even delicious desserts based on them. This topic is dedicated to our selection of recipes.
Soup classic
Chicken soup with vegetables is the perfect embodiment of a balanced vitamin meal for a child. To prepare it, take 2 chicken thighs, pour 3 liters of water and leave to cook over low heat for half an hour. In the meantime, we will make a ruddy frying of the onion, carrot and celery stalk in a saucepan. Just don’t overcook the vegetables. As soon as they soften, pour 3 potatoes into cubes and fry for another 5 minutes.
Strain the finished broth and pour the contents of the pot. When the potatoes are completely cooked, lay 50-60 g of egg noodles, salt and pepper the soup to taste, add fresh herbs. Grind the cooled chicken thighs and also pour into the pan. It remains to bring the soup to readiness and let it brew under the lid.
Peppers with a surprise
For the second, offer your child hearty stuffed peppers. Let’s start with the filling first. To do this, cook until half cooked 100 g of rice. While it is quietly boiling in a saucepan, we pass the onion into cubes and grated carrots until golden brown. We mix the frying with semi-cooked rice and 300 g of any minced meat, which the child likes best. Add a little salt and dry herbs, knead the mass with your hands. We cut off the caps of 4-5 medium-sized bell peppers, remove the seeds and partitions, fill with minced meat and put upright in a wide pan.
Now let’s fill it. Stir in 300 ml of hot water, 3 tbsp. l. tomato paste and thick sour cream, put salt and black pepper. Pour the stuffed peppers in a saucepan, bring to a boil and simmer over low heat under a lid for 40–45 minutes. At the end, put the bay leaf and keep the peppers without fire under the lid for a quarter of an hour.
Fish delicacy
In winter, it is especially important to alternate meat in the children’s diet with seafood. Grilled red fish with sauce is just what you need. We rub the lime zest on a fine grater, squeeze the juice from the fruit and mix everything. Shred 5-6 sprigs of cilantro. We cut the onion into a small cube. Mix citrus juice with zest, herbs and onions. Lubricate 5 portioned pieces of salmon with marinade, leave for 15 minutes.
It is better to cook such fish in a grill pan in order to preserve the maximum of nutrients. Fry the salmon on both sides until golden brown stripes appear. Light yogurt sauce is perfect for it. Chop as finely as possible 1 tbsp. l. capers, a clove of garlic, 2-3 sprigs of tarragon. Add 100 g of natural yogurt, juice of half a lemon, season with salt and black pepper. Little gourmets will be pleased, especially if you serve fish on wooden skewers.
Potatoes with vegetable vitamins
Experience shows that children prefer potatoes to many other vegetables. And therefore, you won’t have to persuade them to eat baked potatoes for a long time. We wash 4 oblong tubers in water, wipe dry, grease with oil and bake whole with the skin in the oven at 220 ° C for 45–50 minutes.
Let’s make the salad while the root vegetables are ready. Cut 6-8 cherry tomatoes into slices, fresh cucumber into half circles, red onion into half rings. Do not forget to pour boiling water over the onion to remove unpleasant bitterness. We chop 5-6 sprigs of parsley, mix with vegetables, salt to taste, season with Greek yogurt.
We cool the finished potato tubers, cut off the side part and remove part of the core, we will also mix it into the salad. We fill potato boats with salad and decorate with lettuce leaves.
Curd breakfast
All food for children in the cold season should be healthy, and desserts are no exception. In this regard, the traditional cottage cheese casserole is a win-win option for all occasions.
Whisk the egg vigorously with 1 tbsp. l. sugar and a pinch of salt. Add 300 g of cottage cheese with a fat content of at least 9%, 1 tbsp. l. semolina, 0.5 tsp. baking powder and a pinch of vanilla. We knead the resulting mass well and leave it for 10-15 minutes so that the semolina disperses. If desired, you can put a grated apple, a handful of raisins, banana slices or dried berries here.
Lubricate ceramic molds with oil, sprinkle with ground breadcrumbs and fill with curd mass. We put them in the oven at 180 ° C for about half an hour. This cottage cheese casserole can be prepared for breakfast. Just let it cool down properly, garnish with mint and serve with sour cream.
Cake with an orange mood
Even homemade cakes can be loaded with vitamins and made extremely healthy. Spicy carrot cake is just such a case.
In one container, mix 130 g flour, 1 tsp. baking powder, 70–80 g of sugar, 0.5 tsp each. cinnamon and ground ginger, a pinch of vanilla and nutmeg. In another container, beat 2 eggs with 80 ml of vegetable oil, pour 300 g of grated raw carrots. We combine dry and liquid bases, carefully knead the dough until a homogeneous consistency.
Fill buttered muffin tins with it and bake in the oven at 180°C for 40-45 minutes. When the carrot muffins cool down, they will taste even better. Serve a healthy dessert with whipped cream, and there won’t be a crumb left.
Health cocktail
Almost all children drink milk with pleasure. Why don’t we make a strawberry and banana milkshake?
Grind 200 g of fresh strawberries in a blender and rub the resulting mass through a sieve to get rid of small seeds. Mash a large ripe banana with a fork into a thick gruel. We combine strawberry and banana puree, add honey and vanilla sugar to taste, beat everything until a smooth consistency is obtained. Pour in 400 ml of milk and continue whisking until a fluffy foam appears. Pour the cocktail into tall glasses, decorate with mint petals and treat the children. Don’t forget the colorful straws. It is much more pleasant to sip a thick fragrant cocktail through them.
This is the vitamin menu we propose to prepare for your children. For more fun ideas, check out the recipes page from Eat at Home readers. And what vitamin dishes do you prepare for your child? Share branded recipes in the comments and tell us what helps you keep children’s immunity normal.
Menu in the children’s camp for a week
High-quality, healthy and tasty portioned meals for children are among the main priorities of the Next Camp children’s camp. All races
in the summer camp
five meals a day are organized in accordance with the wellness menu recommended by the Institute of Nutrition of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and approved for use in children’s camps by Rospotrebnadzor.
The daily diet of each child includes: meat, fish, dairy products, bread and bakery products, vegetables, fruits, berries, juices, confectionery, pastries of own production. If necessary, there is the possibility of replacing meals for children with food allergies!
We carefully monitor the preparation of food in the camp, and the cooks cook very tasty. The food at the Next Camp children’s camp is not like “canteen food”, children compare it with how their mothers and grandmothers cook at home. Very often this comparison is in favor of our chefs 🙂
Children’s camp menu,
1 day
Wheat bread, rye bread, drinking water at the table every meals0 -15 at each meal!
Breakfast:
– Semolina porridge with milk – Hard-boiled egg – Cheese sandwich – Coffee drink with milk
Lunch
– Cucumber and tomato salad – Fresh cabbage soup – Boiled pasta with oil – Compote 15 chicken from seasonal apples
Snack
— Fruit juice — Apple — Moskovskaya bun
Dinner
— Children’s salad — Cod meatballs in tomato sauce — Potato puree 9 — Black tea with sugar0256 Fifth food (Dream Interpretation)
– Drink Milk -Sokovy – Waffley Artek
Children’s camp menu
PEACH BREASE 90 every meal!
Breakfast:
– Porridge “Druzhba” with milk – Yoghurt – Sandwich with hot sausage – Cocoa with milk
Lunch
– Fresh cabbage salad with carrots – Pea soup with brisket -Greek porridge -liver Liver in Straganovsky -compote from kuraga
Polkatnik
-Fruit juice -pear -Cotor with maple syrup
Dinner
-SAMISTIC SAMISE -KOTKOMS BODICS -KOTKOUS potato — Black tea with sugar
Fifth meal (dream book)
— Drinking yoghurt — Cake “Barney Bear”
Cake bread day 3,
children’s camp bread
0157 drinking water – on the tables for every meal!
Breakfast:
— Sausages “Milk” boiled — Omelette natural — Sandwich with the words. butter and cheese – Tea with sugar and lemon
Lunch
– Vinaigrette with herring s / s – Potato soup with stars – Boiled rice – Beef cutlet – Pear and prunes compote
Lunch
-7 — Banana — Cookies “School”
Dinner
— Lightly salted cucumber – Potato casserole with cod – Windle with ham – Black tea with sugar
Fifth power (Dream Interpretation)
– Bifilif – Guliver candy
Wheat bread, rye bread, drinking water – on the tables for every meal!
Breakfast:
– Millet porridge with milk – Curd mousse – Ham sandwich – Tea with sugar
Lunch
– Carrots with pears – Yushka from zucchini – rice boiled – Chicken portioned baked – Dya compote
Power Polter
– Fruit juice – Bolka with apples
– Bolka with apples
– Salad from St. cucumbers — Stewed beef with vegetables — Boiled pasta with sl. oil — Black tea with sugar and lemon
Fifth meal (dream book)
— Drinking yogurt — Choco Pie cake
Children’s camp menu,
Day 5
Wheat bread, rye bread, drinking water – on the tables for every meal!
Breakfast:
— Corn porridge with milk — Breakfast bun with melted cheese — Pink salmon sandwich with s/s — Coffee drink with milk
Lunch
— Cucumber salad — Moscow borscht — 9015 – Veal steak with gravy – Apple and plum compote
Afternoon snack
– Acidophilus – Mango puree (sorbet) – Honey cake
Dinner
– Seafood salad – Potato casserole with meat – Apple chips – Black tea with sugar 9025 – 9026 fifth meal (9026) Ryazhenka — Pie with fruit filling
Children’s camp menu,
Day 6
Wheat bread, rye bread, drinking water – on the tables 9015!
Breakfast:
— Cottage cheese and fruit pudding — Hercules oatmeal porridge with milk — Red caviar sandwich — Hot chocolate with milk
Lunch
— Vitamin salad — Starorusskaya fish soup from river fish boiled with greens — Veal zrazy with vegetables — Fruit juice
– canned mackerel – rice of boiled scattered – Salad from asparagus and celery – Black tea with mint and sugar
Fifth 902 – kefir 9024 – gingerbread.
Children’s camp menu,
Day 10
Wheat bread, rye bread, drinking water – on the tables for every meal!
Breakfast:
– Porridge “Artek” with milk – Pancakes with condensed milk – Sandwich with beef tongue – Cocoa with milk
Lunch
– Carrot and pear salad – Potato soup with meatballs – Seasonal vegetable stew – baked in sour cream sauce from raisins and figs
Afternoon snack
– Fruit juice – Grapes – Apple marshmallow
Dinner
– Vegetable slices – Home-style roast with veal – Envelopes with ham and cheese – Black tea with herbs and sugar
Fifth meal (dream book)
– Ryazhenka – Wafer rolls with filling
menu, or maybe a buffet. Specify the “type of food” with the camp manager when buying a ticket.
what are the problems, how the menu is compiled, calorie content, norms of sugars, fruits and vegetables
Vika Vishnyakova
nutritionist
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Ekaterina Tabatchikova
collected data
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I am a nutritionist — I help people build a balanced diet and healthy relationships.
I work not only with adults, but also with children. For example, I am compiling menus for private kindergartens that are focused on an evidence-based approach to health.
The menu in the kindergarten must comply with the sanitary and epidemiological standards for children’s institutions and the methodological recommendations of Rospotrebnadzor. These norms should support the health of children – future adults.
But in practice, Russian nutritional standards are very different from global recommendations: children are offered too many calories and few nutrients.
I will tell you what is wrong with the food in Russian kindergartens and how it can be corrected.
How the menu is made in kindergartens
Food for children can be prepared directly in the kindergarten or ordered from catering organizations. If the garden prepares food on its own, it will have to fulfill all the requirements for catering: premises, equipment, raw materials. For example, the kitchen should include seven rooms. Not every kindergarten has such opportunities.
SP 2.4.3648-20 – sanitary requirements for organizations of education and training, recreation and rehabilitation of children and youth
are eating. In this case, the number and area of premises are tied to the number of children: there should be at least 0.7 m2 per person.
No matter how the kindergarten gets food, the menu must comply with certain rules. These rules are set not by the kindergarten or the city administration, but by Rospotrebnadzor and the sanitary doctor of Russia – it was they who prepared the documents that underlie menu planning in kindergartens in Russia:
Guidelines for rational nutrition.
Sanitary and epidemiological norms for the nutrition of children in preschool and school institutions.
Guidelines for rational nutrition explain how many calories, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals a Russian should receive depending on gender, age and type of work – mental or physical. These recommendations were developed by the Research Institute of Nutrition of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, and approved by Rospotrebnadzor in 2008.
The recommendations generally do not contradict global practice. For example, the share of animal proteins should be 60% – the same amount is recommended in other countries. The number of vegetables and fruits on our menu is also similar to global norms, but there are significantly more sugar and calories.
The new version of the sanitary and epidemiological norms for children’s nutrition, or sanpin for short, came into force in January 2021 and will be valid for at least six years. In this document, the chief sanitary doctor of Russia explains how the menu should look and what the products should be, as well as how to store them. For example, chilled meat and vegetables should not be stored on the same shelf in the refrigerator, and drinking water in a jug should be changed every three hours, even if the children have not drunk everything.
Sanpin has special requirements for the daily nutrition of orphans. They need to be given more vegetables – 300 instead of 220 g, fruits – 260 instead of 100 g. But the volume of unhealthy foods is also increasing. For example, the daily intake of sugar reaches 55 g, while children aged 3-7 without orphan status receive 30 g.
If you violate the norms of the sanpin, you can get a fine: the head of the kindergarten will pay from 5,000 to 10,000 R – these are amounts for officials. Rospotrebnadzor checks how the rules are observed in the kitchen: after a complaint from the parents or according to the schedule – once every three years.
Art. 6.6 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation
But there are also requirements in this sanpin that will not be able to somehow improve the health of children, but rather, on the contrary, in the long term can lead to the development of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity. This is especially true of an excess of sugar, calories and a simultaneous lack of fiber and unsaturated fats.
How people die in Russia
Some points of our sanpin are at odds with the recommendations of international associations involved in child health: the World Health Organization, the United Nations Children’s Fund, the European Society of Gastroenterology, hepatologists and food industry specialists, the US National Institutes of Health and the UK Department of Health.
Feeding young children – WHO guidelines
Children, food and nutrition – summary of the UN Children’s Fund
Dietary recommendations: USA, Canada, UK
with the practice of other countries and WHO recommendations. To do this, we studied 10 daily menus in randomly selected kindergartens in major Russian cities: two Mondays, two Tuesdays, and so on. To correctly estimate the amount of fish, we took the menu of two Thursdays – “fish” days.
Here are the menus, you can also study them:
Monday and Tuesday at Kindergarten No. 102 in Novosibirsk.
Wednesday and Friday at Kindergarten No. 39 in Kazan.
Thursday and Friday in kindergartens in St. Petersburg.
Tuesday and Wednesday at Kindergarten No. 99 in Yekaterinburg.
Monday and Thursday in Moscow kindergartens.
So, here are the problems on the menu in Russian kindergartens.
On the website of the educational institution, you can see the menu for kindergartens, nurseries and schools. It is standardized for everyone, so most often in the state gardens of Moscow the menu will be the same or with minimal discrepancies
Too many calories
Sanpin recommends that children aged 3-7 years consume 1800 kcal per day. In practice, this figure is higher. For example, the menu in one Moscow kindergarten contains dishes with a total nutritional value of 2220 kcal.
Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the organization of public catering for the population. Appendix 10, table 1
WHO recommends that girls aged 4-6 years consume 1545 kcal per day, boys – 1715 kcal. The average value for preschoolers regardless of gender will be 1630 kcal.
Here are the norms in other countries:
USA: 1200-1600 kcal/day. At the same time, the calorie content of the diet is tied to physical activity, and the largest number of calories – 1600 – is necessary for boys whose daily physical activity is more than 60 minutes a day. Other children need fewer calories.
UK: 1378 kcal/day for girls aged 4-6 and 1482 kcal/day for boys of the same age. The average caloric content of the diet for children of both sexes will be 1430 kcal per day.
Estonia: 1200-1810 kcal/day. The maximum is in seven-year-old boys with high physical activity, the minimum is in four-year-old girls with low activity.
In Canada, daily calorie intake is tied to age, height and weight. For example, a three-year-old child needs 1500 kcal/day.
It is worth considering that Western recommendations indicate calorie rates for the whole day. But children eat not only in the garden, so the Russian 1800 kcal just for the time in the kindergarten can be too much for a preschooler. Perhaps such a high calorie content of dishes in sanpin is due to the fact that not all children willingly eat in kindergarten: many leave half a portion or even more on the plate. Nevertheless, every third Russian child under the age of 13 is overweight – and this figure is growing every year.
Too many free sugars
According to Sanpin, a kindergartener can eat from 30 g of sugar per day. But the European Community of Child Nutrition Specialists recommends eating only up to 20 years
At the same time, in fact, the daily menu in kindergartens contains more sugar. For example, on Tuesdays in a kindergarten in Kazan, children receive 40 g of sugar – we could easily calculate this because the administration indicated the amount of sugar in the daily menu.
In gardens where the total amount of sugar in the menu per day is not indicated, we counted it according to recipes for cooks – technological cards. In Russia, meals that catering establishments can prepare for children are listed in approved collections. Cooking other dishes or deviating from approved recipes is prohibited.
Therefore, if we want to know exactly what recipe is used to prepare semolina porridge or how much sugar, semolina and milk are put into it, we can look at this information in the collection of recipes. For ten selected orchards, we got an average figure of 67 g of sugar per day.
This does not contradict sanpin, since the rules do not indicate the upper limit of sugar, but the minimum.
Some gardens show how much sugar is in each dish Others indicate the number of the flow chart, from which we can find out the recipe and ingredients of the dish
It turns out that every day children eat 3.5 times the safe amount of sugar. The main sources of free sugars in the diet of children in kindergartens are compotes, teas and fortified drinks.
There are special rules for orphans: about 40% more sugar is added to their excessive sugar intake, and instead of 30 g, children receive at least 55 g of sugar per day.
Too much salt
The current Russian norm is 5 g of salt per day for children aged 5-7. For adults, the figure is the same.
However, WHO recommends salt reduction for children based on their energy needs compared to adults. For example, if an adult consumes on average 3,000 kcal per day, and a preschooler consumes 1,630 kcal, then the child should receive 2.7 g of salt per day. This means that the norms of salt consumption in sanpin are almost twice as high as compared to the WHO recommendations.
In fact, it is almost impossible to calculate how much salt a child in kindergarten eats per day: manufacturers in Russia are not required to indicate how much salt is contained in 100 g of a product.
Replacing fruits with juices and an unknown amount of fiber
Sanpin allows replacing some products with others: for example, instead of beef, give children beef liver, instead of drinking milk – condensed with sugar, and replace fresh fruits with juice. Substitutions are formulated with nutritional value, i.e. calories. The amount of fiber, vitamins and minerals does not seem to matter.
Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for public catering. Appendix 11
On the menu in kindergartens, we see that children receive fresh fruit once a day – for second breakfast. Usually it is a pear, an apple or an orange: each kindergartener will eat 80-100 g. If the kitchen decides to replace the fruit with juice, then the portion will be larger: 106-133 g of juice.
But this substitution of fruit for juice reduces fiber intake and increases the already high content of free sugars in the children’s menu.
Fruit Amounts for Children and Adults – USDA Guidelines
Fiber is an indigestible component of foods, an important food source for microorganisms in the human intestine. It reduces the risk of developing non-communicable diseases and death from them. Adults are recommended 25-29 grams of fiber per day. Children need less: children over 3 years old – 10-20 g of fiber per day according to the standards of Rospotrebnadzor and 15-20 g according to the standards of the UK Ministry of Health.
We do not know if this norm is maintained in kindergartens: the menu parameters include calories, proteins, fats and total carbohydrates, but how much fiber is there, we can only guess.
Although fiber is classified as a carbohydrate, it is impossible to talk about its amount based on the total amount of carbohydrates in the product. For example, 30 grams of carbs could be in one banana, two carrots, or one Twix bar. At the same time, there will be almost no fiber in chocolate, but there will be 18 g of sugar, and in banana and carrot – 0 free sugars and 5.4 g of fiber.
Too few vegetables
For children under 7 years of age, Sanpin recommends eating 220 g of vegetables and 140 g of potatoes per day. This is in line with world practice, but there is a problem: in fact, this norm is not observed in kindergartens.
We compared 10 menus, and judging by them, on average, children receive about 190 g of vegetables and 93 g of potatoes – this is 21% less than the required amount.
This is the menu in a kindergarten in Novosibirsk. Children will receive 50 g of salad vegetables and 88 g of borscht. Only 138 instead of 220. Potatoes are found only in borscht – a maximum of 132 g, depending on the season. This is close to the requirements of sanpin. We counted the number of vegetables thanks to the technological map
A lot of ultra-processed products
This category includes processed meat – sausages and sausage – and other products of deep processing: pastries, confectionery, sweet drinks. According to Russian standards, children should not be given raw smoked sausage, and boiled sausage can only be included in the menu in orphanages: a pupil of 3-7 years old will receive 10 g of sausage per day.
Classification of products by degree of processing
Study on the association of frequent consumption of fast food and obesity in children
Scientific review on the impact of fast food on children’s health
Study on the relationship of fast food in the diet of children and their lipid metabolism disorders
Study on the relationship of regular consumption of fast food and an increased risk of premature death
On the other hand, other ultra-processed foods are allowed in ordinary kindergartens: pastries, bread, fruit juices. These foods are high in calories but low in nutrients.
Studies show that children who regularly consume 30-50% of their calories from ultra-processed foods are more likely to develop lipid disorders and obesity. Studies in adults show that people who get more than 15% of their total calories from ultra-processed foods have a 58% higher risk of dying from cardiovascular disease.
In a typical kindergarten day menu, more than 21% of calories are presented in the form of products with high calorie content but low nutritional value: juices, compotes and tea with sugar, pastries, jams and bread made from premium flour.
This is the menu in the Moscow garden. Your child will get 2,659 calories per day, of which 36% comes from ultra-processed foods
These diets can increase the risk of obesity, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. In addition, ultra-processed foods can crowd out other foods from the diet: children are more likely to eat sweet cereals, white bread and pastries than vegetables, fruits, fish and legumes.
Too little vegetable protein
Rospotrebnadzor recommends consuming 35 g of vegetable protein per day. Such protein is found mainly in legumes and nuts, and there are very few of them in the current menu in kindergartens or not at all. Deficiencies in these food groups lead to deficiencies in fiber and unsaturated fatty acids, the main components of dietary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Of the 10 menus examined, none contained nuts. Children get vegetable protein mainly from buckwheat porridge, green peas and some bread.
An example of a daily menu in a kindergarten in Novosibirsk, which contains 21 g of vegetable protein A is a daily menu in a kindergarten in Yekaterinburg: vegetable protein is found in bread and carrot salad. Total 9.3 g
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Too little fish
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the British Ministry of Health recommend eating two servings of fish per week, and one serving should be fatty fish, such as mackerel or salmon. For children, this amount of fish is about 60 g per week.
American Academy of Pediatrics Guidelines for Fish in Children’s Diets
UK Department of Health Guidelines
Current regulations recommend giving Russian preschoolers 37 grams of fish per day, including light or lightly salted. This is an adequate amount, however, in practice, fish is often replaced with meat or dairy products. So you can: in the table of substitutions in sanpin it is indicated that instead of 100 g of cod, you can offer the child 87 g of beef or 105 g of cottage cheese.
But in this case, the norm of fish is not maintained. And fish and seafood is the only guaranteed source of omega-3 unsaturated fatty acids in the diet. The ones that are associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.
Of the 10 kindergarten menus we studied, fish dishes were only in half. If we calculate the average weight of fish dishes, we get 57 g – it looks like a normal amount. But in fact, the weight of a portion does not consist only of the weight of the fish. For example, potatoes, carrots and butter are put in pollock ear. Most likely, children receive about 30-40 g of pure fish per week – this is two times lower than the norm.
There is one fish dish on the daily menu – fish soup. It seems that the weight is not bad – as much as 200 g. But if you look at the technological map, it becomes clear that the child will receive 32 g of canned fish
Why is this a problem
Such a menu will not harm the child for a day, a week, or two. But over a few years, unhealthy eating habits can form.
A child who is accustomed to breakfast with semolina, a loaf and tea with sugar, with a high degree of probability, grows into an adult for whom such a breakfast is the norm.
Regular nutritional imbalance is a risk factor for obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. It turns out that by instilling unhealthy eating habits in children, we are raising them into adults with the risk of developing fatal diseases.
What can be changed? Any deviation from the menu is fraught with both the kindergarten administration and the food supplier who decides to put less sugar in the compote.
Therefore, blaming the kindergarten for a bad menu is unproductive.
At the state level, it is necessary to revise the calorie norms – this is likely to help reduce the daily amount of sugar in children’s menus. It is also necessary to revise the norms in sanpin: increase the amount of vegetables, fish, legumes, nuts and whole grain carbohydrates, reduce the amount of salt, exclude the replacement of fruits with juices, and do not give drinks with added sugar to children at all.
However, private kindergartens can do something themselves to make children’s nutrition more balanced. For example, they can approve the menu, choose another food supplier, or cook on their own. Yes, the menu must meet the requirements of the SanPin, but the norm of 1800 kcal can be obtained not through sweet buns and processed grain porridge, but thanks to legumes, oily sea fish, whole grain carbohydrates, a large number of vegetables and fruits, dairy products without sugar.
This way, children will have a chance to reach the norm for fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, vegetable protein and not exceed the norm for salt and sugar.
How to help your child
Feed breakfast at home. Try to include unsaturated fats, such as nuts and seeds, and whole grain carbohydrates: rye flour and second-grade flour breads, cereals with shells, vegetables, and fruits. A quick and healthy option is a smoothie with oatmeal, nuts, fruit, and a sugar-free fermented milk drink.
Teach your child to drink water and ask for it when he is thirsty. The current sanpin provides for the mandatory availability of drinking water in any kindergarten, so the child should always have a choice whether to drink sweet compote or a glass of water. Separately, you can ask the teacher not to specifically remind about compote, but to put a glass of water.
Bring your own food. This item is especially relevant for children with special diets or medical nutrition. It is possible that you will be able to get a certificate from the pediatrician about the need to eat less sugar and more vegetables. To accept a child with their own lunch box, the kindergarten must have a refrigerator and a microwave. If there is no technology, then talk with the teacher so that the child is not forced to eat up if he does not want to.
Teach your child to make healthy choices. The family plays a decisive role in shaping a child’s eating habits: children are more likely to eat vegetables and fruits if they see that their parents themselves choose such food. After the kindergarten, the child often has dinner at home, so it’s better to offer him something that he didn’t get in the kindergarten: cutting fresh vegetables, broccoli or cabbage salad, fish, legumes and other foods that are more healthy than sweet semolina.
What is the result
The menu in kindergartens and schools in Russia has drawbacks: it contains more sugar, salt and calories than the international scientific consensus allows. There are few vegetables and fruits, and carbohydrates are mainly refined sources, almost completely devoid of fiber: semolina, sugary drinks. Red meat is more common than fish and legumes.
Here is what can be done to ensure that Russian children in kindergartens are fed in accordance with international recommendations:
Set the upper limit of free sugars to 15 g per day.
Reduce the amount of salt to 2-3 g per day.
Do not replace fruits and vegetables with juices.
Meet your daily fiber requirement. To do this, enter the breakdown of carbohydrates into free sugars and fiber into the menu and indicate it on the menu along with calories, proteins and fats.
Enter the required minimum of dishes – sources of vegetable protein.
Exclude industrial sweets like juices and jellies from the menu in kindergartens.
Increase oily fish intake to a minimum of two 30g servings per week.
Revise the allowance for orphans – keep the amount of sugar at an acceptable level, and increase the calorie content through foods with a rich nutritional value.
Children’s birthday menu: how to organize the perfect party for your child
Children’s birthday is a special holiday. Little guests in cute outfits. Gifts in bright packaging. Funny games and contests, laughter and running around. But there are also troubles that every mother knows about. How to entertain kids. How to make sure that no one is shy and does not get bored. And, most importantly, how to feed them. It’s no secret that many children are hard to please when it comes to food. Besides, not everything is possible for them. In this article, we will tell you how to properly compose a menu for a children’s holiday. And in the end we will give some simple and tasty recipes.
Food selection
Are you planning a menu for a birthday party? First of all, ask the invited parents if the children have allergic reactions to any products. Even if not, we advise you to give up too spicy, fatty and salty dishes. Here – spicy seasonings, spices, garlic. Here are ten simple rules to help you.
The simpler the better. You can cook multi-ingredient salads all night, but practice shows that children are unlikely to appreciate these delicious combinations. Let the dishes be simple: fruit and cheese canapés. Salads of two or three ingredients, pancakes.
Speaking of canapes. Different children may not eat certain foods. You will spend several hours stringing meat, vegetables, fruits. And when the guests gather, whims will begin: “Remove the olives!”, “Can I have a fish separately?”, “I don’t eat cheese!”. To avoid this, offer the kids a constructor: skewers for canapes separately, components cut into pieces – separately. And let everyone choose combinations to their liking.
Remove bones. Necessarily. A children’s holiday is always outdoor games, running around, hustling … In such an environment it is easy to choke. Therefore, the fruits are thoroughly washed, peeled, and seeds are selected. Cut into small pieces and serve.
Make several different fillings. For example, vegetable oil, sour cream, yogurt without filler. So your salads will definitely taste everything.
Give up fish. No matter how carefully you choose the bones, small ones will still remain. Which means you can choke on them. In addition, not all children love seafood.
Chicken is the best option for hot. Almost all kids love it. In addition, chicken meat involves a large selection of dishes: there are kebabs, meatballs, and roasts.
Be careful when choosing desserts. Now there are many confectioners offering to order very beautiful cakes and pastries – bright, with figurines of cartoon characters. But if there are children under five years old at the holiday, it is better to cook sweets yourself – so you will know exactly what products were used.
Take care of drinks. All kids love soda, but it’s not very healthy. A great alternative is homemade fruit drink or compote. Dilute them with mineral water, and it will taste exactly like store-bought lemonade.
Table setting is important. Dishes should be not only tasty, but also beautiful: a child will eat unusually decorated dishes much more willingly than “simple” food. The first and second can be decorated with vegetables. Sweets – berries, whipped cream, powdered sugar.
Break the meal into three parts. Children do not like to sit at the table for a long time: five to ten minutes is enough for them to eat. We advise you to do this: light snacks, then games. The main course is games again. Dessert – and the end of the holiday.
Menu and age
Thinking over the children’s birthday menu, be guided by the age of the invitees. After all, three-year-olds are one thing, and ten-year-olds are quite another. Their tastes and preferences are very different. Here are a few key points.
1-2 years. We take only neutral products without allergenic properties. Chocolate, strawberries, purchased cakes – it’s better to wait with this for now. Chicken pate crackers, meatballs and mashed potatoes for a hot, light soufflé for dessert are good options for the little ones.
3-4 years. At this age, babies become finicky and capricious in food, it can be difficult to feed them. So have a few options. These can be “constructors” for canapes, which we wrote about above. For hot – chicken, for a side dish – mashed potatoes or spaghetti. Dessert – cake with yogurt or sour cream.
5-7 years. The list of allowed dishes is wider here. You can cook three or four simple salads, sandwiches with lightly salted fish. For hot – pizza: make it yourself or order in a trusted place. You can also order a cake: ask the pastry chef to make it not too sweet.
8-10 years old. At this age, children are more interested in the holiday itself, so if the birthday is themed – pirate, cartoon, princess style – the menu should match. If not, then again, pizza, nuggets, meat and sweet pies are perfect.
Recipes for children’s parties
Finally – a few simple recipes that your kids will definitely like.
Sweet salad
Preparing quickly and simply: thoroughly wash apples, pears, kiwi, bananas and grapes, peel and pit. Cut into small pieces, mix. Top with low-fat yogurt and ice cream. The composition can be changed at will: add tangerines, raisins, nuts.
Chicken balls
Chop two large onions and fry in sunflower oil. Mix with 1 kg of minced chicken, add 100 g of bread soaked in milk there. Put the minced meat in the refrigerator for several hours. Then form small balls and fry them until crispy. After that, bake for 20 minutes in the oven at 180 degrees. Before serving, stick a plastic skewer into each ball.
Potato boats
Bake large potatoes in the oven according to the number of guests. When ready, cut each in half and scoop out the flesh. Fry minced meat with onions. Fill their boats. Sprinkle grated cheese on top and place back in the oven. Bake for 10 minutes at 180 degrees. Ready!
What about pizza?
Like it or not, birthday pizza is the perfect dish. Firstly, all children love it – you must admit, a rare child will refuse pizza. Secondly, it will save you energy – after all, pizza can be ordered. And the time freed from cooking should be spent on organizing the holiday itself – games, contests and other entertainment.
Of course, you need to order pizza only in a trusted place – in one where they cook from fresh ingredients and vouch for the quality. Some Ufa restaurants, such as Gusto, have a special children’s menu. It includes pizzas prepared with children’s tastes in mind. In the composition – tender ham, sausages, mashed potatoes, tomatoes. And no spices, hot sauces. The menu also includes French fries and nuggets. Therefore, if you decide to order food for a children’s birthday in Ufa, Gusto is a good option.
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Monday
Tuesday
Medium
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
breakfast
Porridge
milk semolina
Porridge
millet milk
Porridge
herculean dairy
Porridge
rice milk
Omelet
natural
Curd
casserole with condensed milk
Vermicelli
boiled in milk
Cheese
mild varieties
Omelet
baked
Cheese
mild varieties
Sausage
boiled
Jam
industrial for a sandwich
Omelet
natural
Cocoa on
fresh milk
Coffee
drink with milk
Cocoa on
fresh milk
Coffee
drink with milk
Cocoa on
fresh milk
Coffee
drink with milk
Tea with
sugar
Cheese
mild varieties
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Oil
creamy
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
2 breakfast
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
Juice
fruity
lunch
Salad from
canned corn. with r/m
Tomato
fresh
Salad from
St. cucumbers with r/butter
Cucumbers
fresh
Salad from
boiled carrots with r / oil.
Cucumbers
fresh
Salad from
green peas
Rassolnik
on m / b with meat with sour cream
Soup with
vermicelli on chicken b-not
Borsch on
m/b with sour cream
Vegetable soup
in chicken broth with sour cream
Puree soup
pea on m / b with croutons
Puree soup
from different vegetables
Fish soup
(salmon)
Cutlet
meat baked
drumstick
broil chicken.
Beef Stroganoff
from resp. meat
Cutlet
baked chicken
Meatballs
meat and cereals
Soufflé from
baked meat resp.
Roast
at home
Macaroni
boiled.
Rice
boiled with vegetables
Macaroni
boiled
Potato
puree
Stew from
vegetables
Macaroni
boiled.
Decoction
rosehip
Compote
from svezhezamor. black
Compote
from dried apricots
Compote
prunes
Kisel
cranberry
Decoction
rosehip
Compote
from dried apricots
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
afternoon tea
Oranges
Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Apples
Pears
Tea with
sugar
Patties
with cabbage baked
Yogurt
Bun
with jam
Curd
children’s with fruit. fill.
Bun
rich
Wafers
Bun
baked with raisins
Tea with
sugar
Cookies
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Yogurt
Oranges
supper
Tomato
fresh
Salad from
resp. beets with butter
Tomato
fresh
Vinaigrette
with r/oil
Tomato
fresh
Vinaigrette
with r/oil
Cucumbers
fresh
Cutlets
chopped fish
Stew from
birds (turkey)
Cutlets
chopped fish
Soufflé from
baked boiled meat
meatballs
fish
Cutlets
chopped turkey
cabbage rolls
lazy with boiled meat
Stew from
vegetables
Potato
puree
Porridge
buckwheat spill.
Potato
puree
Rice
boiled crumbly
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar and lemon
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Tea with
sugar
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
wheat
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
Bread
rye
dinner2
Kefir with
sugar syrup
Ryazhenka
with sugar syrup
Biokefir
with sugar syrup
Kefir with
sugar syrup
Biokefir
with sugar syrup
Ryazhenka
with sugar syrup
Yogurt
We ask you to send gifts only from the list of allowed products!
Children in the sanatorium are on a therapeutic dietary balanced diet and the use of prohibited foods often leads to disruption of the gastrointestinal tract.
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Dallas, Texas is a southern mecca of culture, family entertainment and beautiful scenery. Dallas school districts are also some of the best in the state. Thousands of families move to Dallas each year and the number one priority for most is education. Any family wants to ensure their child is receiving the best education possible. Dallas is an excellent place to make this a reality.
Dallas County has about seventeen school districts in total. Some of these districts have only small portions situated in the county.
Here is a list of the school districts with most, or all, of the students residing in Dallas County, including their school district grade:
Highland Park (A+)
Sunnyvale (A+)
Coppell (A)
Carrollton-Farmers Branch (B+)
Garland (B+)
Richardson (B+)
Irving (B+)
Mesquite (B+)
Dallas (B+)
Duncanville (B-)
Grand Prairie (B-)
Lancaster (B-)
Cedar Hill (B-)
Desoto (C+)
To learn more about the best neighborhoods for school districts in Dallas, Texas, continue reading.
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Highland Park
If you are looking to live in a neighborhood with the best public schools in Dallas, then Highland Park is for you. The Highland Park Independent School District received an A rating with a high score of 97. This is the highest ranking school district in Dallas County.
The neighborhood is one of the most sought after communities due to its beautiful, historic homes and pristine streets. Families living in Highland Park get to enjoy luxury shopping, five-star restaurants and high quality entertainment. Homes in Highland Park typically range in the low millions, making it a prime spot for the Dallas elite.
Stoney Creek
The quaint neighborhood of Stoney Creek is located within the Sunnyvale Independent School District. This district received an A rating with an overall score of 97 by the Texas State Department of Education. Sunnyvale ISD is the second best school district in Dallas County.
Stoney Creek is a master planned community with homes ranging from 2,345 to 4,622 square feet. This community offers incredible amenities such as a catch-and-release lake, two pools with splash pads, beautiful parks and recreational facilities. A convenient 30 minutes from downtown Dallas, Stoney Creek provides family fun and great educational opportunities.
Homestead
Also in the top performing Sunnyvale ISD, Homestead is an incredible neighborhood to live in. Homestead is located east of downtown Houston and next to Lake Ray Hubbard. Homes in this community are surrounded by beautiful walking trails that traverse through the neighborhood.
With Samuel New Hope Park nearby and all kinds of places to discover, residents are sure to love living in this community. A short 30-minute drive to downtown Dallas, many residents commute for work or enjoy heading to the city for family entertainment.
Copperstone
The neighborhood of Copperstone is located in the Coppell Independent School District. This school district has an A rating of 95, making it an incredible place to raise a family. Copperstone is located in north Dallas by Denton and Cottonwood Creeks.
This established community features traditional style single family homes on tree-lined streets. Minutes from Andrew Brown Park West, residents can enjoy all kinds of sports facilities, walking trails and playgrounds. Homes in this neighborhood have a wide range of prices, making it perfect for families with different budgets.
Chapel Glen
Chapel Glen is located in the town of Farmers Branch, an area within the Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District. This school district has a B rating with an excellent score of 89 from the Texas State Department of Education.
The town of Farmers Branch, on its own, boasts over 20 parks as well as a variety of sports facilities. Chapel Glen is a quaint and quiet neighborhood with beautiful brick homes. The sidewalks and large trees make it a wonderful place for children to play outside or for families to take walks together. Only a short commute to downtown Dallas, with a public transportation stop located at the front of the neighborhood, residents get a slice of suburban life while staying close to the city.
Valley Ranch
Located within both the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD and the Coppell ISD, no matter where residents are located they have access to some of the best educat in Dallas. Valley Ranch is situated in the town of Irving, east of Grapevine Lake.
If you are looking for amenities and things to do, then Valley Ranch is the place for your family. This community has incredible parks, beautiful creeks with walking trails, playgrounds and an event calendar that is sure to keep any family busy. The neighborhood of Valley Ranch encompasses a few different housing developments, including single family home neighborhoods as well as apartment buildings and townhouses.
Riverset
The master planned community of Riverset is located in the Garland Independent School District. This school district has a high score of 88 and a B rating, ensuring that your child can attend some of the best schools in the area.
Riverset is a walkable community with beautifully built townhouses and single family homes. Families in this neighborhood get to enjoy a large park with a playground and plenty of green space, an amenity center with a pool and other activities, as well as a dog park for your furry friends.
University Place
University Place is a beautiful community located within the Richardson Independent School District. This school district has a B rating and a score of 88 from the Texas State Department of Education. Parts of the neighborhood are also within the Plano Independent School District, another excellent ISD.
Built on 163 acres, University Place has incredible homes just waiting for families to move in. The recreation center, community pool and sports facilities are a great place to spend an afternoon. Less than 20 minutes from downtown Dallas, University Place offers a peaceful refuge from big city life.
Families Moving to Dallas, TX
As a parent or guardian, you want the best for your child, especially when moving to a new city. Often that means finding an area that provides high quality education. Even if you don’t move into the neighborhoods listed above, Dallas offers high-ranking institutes of learning all throughout the area. Whether you live 10 minutes or 30 minutes from downtown, the Dallas community invests in their students.
Dallas is an amazing place for families. With safe, gated communities, exciting activities and amazing scenery, parents and children alike are sure to love living here.
Dallas, TX public school ratings and districts
Dallas Isd School District
9400 N Central Expy
Dallas, TX 75231
145,113
Students enrolled in District
237
Schools in District
14
Students Per Classroom
(State average is 14)
District
Quality
Compared to U.S.
(10
is best)
Better than
of U.S.
school districts.
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60
50
40
30
20
10
0
44%
48%
40%
47%
47%
50%
Proficiency in Reading and Math
Proficiency in Reading
Proficiency in Math
District
State
School
Grades
Adelfa Botello Callejo Elementary School
7817 Military Pkwy
Dallas, TX, 75227
PK-05
Adelle Turner Elementary School
5505 S Polk St
Dallas, TX, 75232
PK-05
Alex Sanger Preparatory School
8410 San Leandro Dr
Dallas, TX, 75218
PK-08
Alex W Spence Talented/gifted Academy School
4001 Capitol Ave
Dallas, TX, 75204
06-08
Ann Richards Steam Academy School
3831 N Prairie Creek
Dallas, TX, 75227
06-08
Anne Frank Elementary School
5201 Celestial Rd
Dallas, TX, 75204
PK-05
Annie Webb Blanton Elementary School
8915 Greenmound Ave
Dallas, TX, 75227
PK-05
Anson Jones Elementary School
3901 Meredith Ave
Dallas, TX, 75211
PK-06
Arcadia Park Elementary School
1300 N Justin Ave
Dallas, TX, 75211
PK-06
Arlington Park Early Childhood Center School
5606 Wayside Dr
Dallas, TX, 75235
PK-PK
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Ethnic/racial Groups
This District
This State
White (non-hispanic)
5. 9%
27.5%
Black
21.6%
13.1%
Hispanic
70.7%
54.0%
Asian Or Pacific Islander
1.3%
4.9%
American Indian Or Native Of Alaska
0.5%
0.5%
Economic Groups
This District
This State
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED
85.1%
60.2%
FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE
83.9%
56.2%
REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE
1.2%
4.0%
For
This District
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$5,642
$875,181,398
41.8%
Support Expenditures
Student
$559
$86,711,521
4. 1%
Staff
$735
$114,012,465
5.4%
General Administration
$87
$13,495,353
0.6%
School Administration
$619
$96,018,661
4.6%
Operation
$950
$147,363,050
7.0%
Transportation
$254
$39,400,226
1.9%
Other
$447
$69,338,193
3.3%
Total Support
$3,651
$566,339,469
27.1%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$4,191
$650,103,729
31.1%
Total Expenditures
$13,484
$2,091,624,596
100.0%
For
The State
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$5,805
$31,189,688,040
44. 7%
Support Expenditures
Student
$503
$2,700,328,864
3.9%
Staff
$486
$2,610,147,638
3.7%
General Administration
$147
$788,336,796
1.1%
School Administration
$584
$3,136,323,720
4.5%
Operation
$1,044
$5,609,178,188
8.0%
Transportation
$277
$1,490,194,430
2.1%
Other
$449
$2,411,656,042
3.5%
Total Support
$3,489
$18,746,356,603
26.9%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$3,688
$19,813,642,886
28.4%
Total Expenditures
$12,982
$69,749,648,503
100. 0%
For
The Nation
Per Student
Total
% Of Total
Instructional Expenditures
$7,549
$372,153,103,143
49.7%
Support Expenditures
Student
$792
$39,020,154,935
5.2%
Staff
$618
$30,487,652,661
4.1%
General Administration
$258
$12,720,931,842
1.7%
School Administration
$730
$35,978,592,512
4.8%
Operation
$1,169
$57,607,988,317
7.7%
Transportation
$527
$26,002,463,553
3.5%
Other
$459
$22,633,739,814
3.0%
Total Support
$4,553
$224,451,138,461
30. 0%
Non-instructional Expenditures
$3,074
$151,519,765,183
20.3%
Total Expenditures
$15,176
$748,124,887,521
100.0%
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Recently Emmy-nominated actress Christina Ricci was the keynote speaker at The Family Place’s Texas Trailblazer Awards Luncheon on September 23 at the Omni Dallas Hotel.
Ricci — known for her roles in such movies as The Addams Family, Mermaids, and Now and Then, and the hit Showtime series Yellowjackets — posed for pictures and mingled with VIP guests prior to the luncheon’s start.
As the more than 550 guests found their seats in the ballroom, they listened to recreated calls received through The Family Place’s 24-hour crisis hotline. The Family Place CEO Mimi Crume Sterling then welcomed patrons and shared how The Family Place removes barriers to ensure brighter futures for survivors of family violence.
Host Andrea Lucia from CBS Channel 11 introduced the invocation from Rabbi Nancy Kasten with Faith Commons and Chaplin Carlos R. Bell of Baylor Scott & White Health.
Co-chairs Jeannie Barsam, Stacee Johnson-Williams, and Lisa Sherrod shared their personal connections to family violence. Each guest was given a “shoe card” at their place setting that lists the signs of abuse and The Family Place’s contact information to share with anyone in need.
The Texas Trailblazer Awards have, since 1996, honored those who create positive change in the community. This year’s recipient was Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, who is set to retire in January 2023 after serving her 15th term representing the 30th Congressional District of Texas.
She is the first African American female to chair the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, and is also the highest-ranking Texan on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. In 2020, she introduced the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act, which received bipartisan support, was signed into law, and created the recently introduced 9-8-8 hotline.
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In addition to donations, guests were encouraged to purchase raffle tickets in support of The Family Place. Raffle items included a $1,000 gift certificate to Miron Crosby; a two-night stay at any Omni property valued at $1,000; a $400 gift certificate to Al Biernat’s; $4,000 toward a Naturepedic mattress; and 1 ct. solitaire diamond earrings and a Bulova Latin Grammy watch, both donated by Zales.
All funds raised go to support prevention, intervention, restoration, and educational programs for survivors of family violence. For more information on The Family Place, visit familyplace.org.
To conclude the afternoon, Lucia announced the 2023 Texas Trailblazer Awards date, September 29, 2023, and announced next year’s event chairs, Lindsay Jacaman and Holly Krug.
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Austin (TX) Best Schools – Russian Cultural Center
The best schools in Austin are the so-called magnet schools :
LASA – Liberal Arts and Science Academy [HIGH SCHOOL]
Ann Richards School – [HIGH SCHOOL and MIDDLE SCHOOL, girls only]
Magnet program at Kealing Middle School [MIDDLE SCHOOL]
Fulmore Middle School [MIDDLE SCHOOL]
6px”> School ratings: There are official statistics that can be found on the Austin Independent School District (AISD) website and are published every year (for example here), but there are also forums where non-test results are used (for example – percentage of children who can read by the end of the 1st grade ), and people themselves evaluate the school (like/dislike) – this is an example of such a site. If your realtor is asking “what’s the best school in Austin?” answers not “LASA”, but something else – feel free to look for another realtor, there are only about 50 Russian-speaking realtors in Austin.
The best schools in Austin
From early childhood, a person tries to find out his place in life, learns to build relationships with others; learn, remember, practice. This ability to learn is one of the most unique human beings. Education is the process of assimilation and application of acquired knowledge in real life, in practice. It is a set of beliefs, skills and experiences that shape and represent the appearance of the person himself. Education is a historical phenomenon, a way of transferring and accumulating the spiritual culture of mankind. And various institutions have been placed at the service of education, one of which is the school. Which school to send the child to, so that his possibilities are revealed in full, so that natural curiosity and the ability to learn help him to know the world from its most diverse sides, this is a topical issue for many parents. So, the best schools in Austin.
School rankings are based on official statistics found on the Austin Independent School District (AISD) website and people’s feedback found on various forums. Based on a study of over 21,000 high schools, U.S. News and World Report ranked the top seven in the nation:
LASA sixth in Texas, 36th in the nation;
Ann Richards – 24th in Texas, 123rd in the nation
McCallum – 101 in Texas, 963rd in the country;
Anderson – #106 in Texas, #1022 in the nation
Bowie – #117 in Texas, #1170 in the nation
Austin – 126 in Texas, 1252 in the country;
Akins – 180th in Texas, 2024th in the nation.
Based on surveys of Russian-speaking residents and based on their recommendations, we have compiled our list of the best schools in Austin.
LASA – Liberal Arts and Science Academy
Ann Richards School
Magnet program at Kealing Middle School
Fulmore Middle School
LASA is number one. This is not surprising, because the school ranks sixth in Texas and 36th in the country. However, it is not so easy to get into it, you need to pass the exams and be selected. For admission, you must provide grades, recommendations from teachers, several essays, an IQ test. Then a lottery among the best candidates.
Bowie High School in south Austin also received good reviews. This school is ranked 117th in Texas and 1170th in the nation.
Ann Richards is an excellent school (both middle and high school) where children receive a good education and high values in life. Only girls study there. In the overall ranking, Ann Richards is ranked 24th in Texas and 123rd in the nation.
Austin Russian School SPUTNIK . The school is part of the non-profit organization Russian Cultural Center in Austin (https://russianaustin.com/). The school conducts classes in Russian, organizes holidays and events. Classes for children (Russian, literature, creativity – drawing / clay / music, theater, chess, robotics, science, etc.) and for adults (Spanish, English, yoga, drawing, business in the USA, Russian for Americans, etc.) ). The school is taught by both professional teachers (for example, Alexander Gorelov and Anastasia Shimanskaya) and volunteers.
A lot of talented and interesting people come to Austin who want to teach new subjects to children. The school has a wonderful and friendly atmosphere, the entire administration is exclusively volunteers (there are no “profits”, “salaries for directors” and the like, please do not confuse SPUTNIK school with other organizations). If you want to keep the Russian language with your children, make new friends or just meet interesting people, use this social platform and visit on Saturdays at 2008 Justin Ln, Austin TX 78757.
And about Austin Russian Academy – read on the pages of our magazine – https://russianaustin.com/RA2.pdf
but on the formation and education of the personality itself, through which the implementation of a wide variety of services, activities and production is possible in the future. Education affects the person himself, influencing his intellectual, moral, cultural and physical development. Therefore, when choosing a school, it is so important to choose exactly the place where your child will not only be given good knowledge, but will also be helped to reveal his unique personal characteristics and talents.
Compared to the rest of the country, Austin … after evaluating more than 21,000 high schools throughout the country, U.S. News and World Report Ranks 7 AISD High Schools Among Best in Nation :
LASA – sixth in Texas, 36th nationally | Ann Richards – 24th in Texas, 123rd nationally | McCallum – 101st in Texas, 963rd nationally | Anderson – 106th in Texas, 1022nd nationally | Bowie – 117th in Texas, 1170th nationally | Austin – 126th in Texas, 1252nd nationally | Akins – 180th in Texas, 2024th nationally
G&T). Formally, the grading of Elementary Schools is based on test results, and based on these data, the school is assigned a rating, for example, 5 out of 10 or 10 out of 10 (10/10). In addition to this, from 19For 82 years, the federal program Blue Ribbon School (US Dept of Education) has been introduced – the school will definitely indicate the rating, for example, 10/10 and add that it is the Blue Ribbon School.
We conducted several surveys of Russian-speaking residents of Austin (in the largest Russian-speaking Austin FB group Sputnik ) and, according to Russian-speaking residents of Austin, we identified recommendations for the best schools. After all, I would like to give the child the best education and at the same time live in a good area, but where it is not too expensive.
1) High schools: The best schools according to our Russian-speaking community (Magnet Schools):
LASA – Liberal Arts and Science Academy [HIGH SCHOOL]
Ann Richards School – [HIGH SCHOOL and MIDDLE SCHOOL, girls only]
Magnet program at Kealing Middle School [MIDDLE SCHOOL]
Fulmore Middle School [MIDDLE SCHOOL]
LASA received the best reviews, but you still have to get into it. You have to pass the exams and be selected. This school is the best in Austin. For admission, you need to provide grades, recommendations from teachers, a couple of essays, an IQ test. And then a lottery among the best candidates. http://www.lasahighschool.com Applications must be submitted by January 20th. Essays can be written at home. IQ test at school.
Ranked All America LASA – sixth in Texas, 36th nationally. In Austin, this is definitely the best school .
Bowie High School in South Austin also received good reviews. Those whose children go to Kealing middle school usually go to LASA after it, but there are those who choose not to and go to Bowie school in South Austin. A very decent school. In the overall ranking, Bowie is 117th in Texas, 1170th nationally.
Ann Richards is a wonderful school (both middle and high school), children receive a strong education and the right values in life. But only girls study there.
Overall Ann Richards – 24th in Texas, 123rd nationally. Ann Richards School – HIGH SCHOOL and MIDDLE SCHOOL, girls only, http://www.annrichardsschool.org
There are really only 2 magnetic high schools in Austin: LASA and Ann Richards (this school is for girls only). Both schools are located not in the elite, but in the most ordinary areas of the city. There is an example of a child studying at Ann Richards for several years and then transferring herself to LASA. The level of education of LASA and Ann Richards is so radically different from other schools that it really makes no sense to compare, it’s like heaven and earth. But, keep in mind, in reality it is not at all a fact that a particular child needs such a large academic load. For example, if a child still reads something even in her free time, then this round-the-clock study at LASA is well suited for her, and if the child does not spend all her free time reading books, then it’s probably not worth sending the child to LASA or Ann Richards .
We also received the following opinion from LASA: “Our sons both went to LASA, after Kealing HS. mixed feelings. Depends on your kid. If your daughter is motivated (as seems to be the case), doesn’t need to be pushed & wants to be best prepared for college (LASA’s College Readiness Index is 99.0 vs. 64.7 for Westwood, 64.9 for Vandegrift & 67.8 for Westlake HS ), then you can go for LASA. Distance and traffic can be e factor though, like in our case (we live in far south Austin). Our kids had to get up around 5:45am to be in time for school. If you choose to live north (but still within AISD), that shouldn’t be a factor. But if you choose NW Austin, consider twice. Once you know your approximate location, you can play with the Bus Stop Finder https://www.austinisd.org/transportation to find your route/closest bus stop or call AISD Transportation at 512-414-0238. The program itself is great, even though I think it’s overloaded. The teachers are incredible. They regularly hire engineers from major companies in Austin to evaluate students’ science projects. Great after-school programs too. Looking back, I’m glad our older son went to LASA & regret having sent our younger son there. As for our location… we chose South Austin because we wanted a new, “affordable” house with a good sized backyard & greenbelt behind. And south kind of has more character too. You move to the area you want to move to and then chose the best school for your kid as she’ll most likely be out of your house in 4-5 years.”
But, what is important, in these magnetic schools children receive not only an excellent education, but also high moral values. It is also worth paying attention to the McCallum school – 101st in Texas, 963rd nationally. And they recommend taking a closer look at the schools in the Circle C area in the south. These schools are well rated and the children adapt quickly.
Our community is kindly asked to treat Westlake school, despite good ratings, there is a drug problem there. This is the feedback we received from parents: “Westlake is great, but very cliquish. A lot of very privilege kids and wonderful athletic program. “Who is your daddy” is very important. Hard to compete with parents that use personal helicopter to drool off school principal. Might be not the easiest school to fit in for a young lady that is new to the area. I moved to Westlake when my daughter was 9and she went to elementary and middle school there. She tells me now she is happy at LASA because teachers and students care more about academics. Every kid is different though, just want to share.”
2) Middle schools : Kealing middle school and Gorzycki middle school are highly recommended after them many go to LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy).
Many students at Hudson Bend middle school comment on the good atmosphere. Canyon Vista middle school, Hudson Bend middle school, Small Middle School, Walsh middle school also received positive feedback.
Small Middle School is suitable for those who live in the south of Austin, in the Sunset Valley area. Walsh middle school is located in Round Rock. People are very happy that there is no bullying in these schools and there is communication with the teacher by email. If there are any problems, such as homework debts, overdue work, then usually teachers call. At the beginning of the year, tests are carried out and, based on their results, the level of the student is determined, they can be transferred to a higher level.
Worth noting Gorzycki, this is a really great school with a strong academic program and good teachers. Sometimes they involve parents, for example, to take the children to the Houston Science Museum and spend the whole day there with them (this is part of the school program, parents may or may not participate).
There are also comments about magnet schools that Kealing and Fulmore magnet schools are by far one of the best schools in Austin, but are suitable for highly and self-motivated children. Very “competitive schools”. School rankings are mainly based on STAARs results. So the rating does not affect the presence of bullying and social problems. There are exceptions.
3) Elementary schools: Kiker Elementary School 9 received the best reviews in our community0109 (5913 La Crosse Ave, Austin, TX 78739), Clayton Elementary School (7525 La Crosse Ave. Austin, TX 78739), Mills Elementary School (6201 Davis Lane Austin, TX 78749), Gullett Elementary School 90 (6310 Treadwell Blvd. Austin, TX 78757). School rankings can be checked at https://www.austinisd.org
Austin, choosing Meridian and Leander Classical Academy. For example, if the issue of vaccinating children is important to you, then there are interesting statistics – on average, the percentage of unvaccinated children in Austin and Texas schools is 1-2%, and in the Waldorf School, unvaccinated children are more than 40%. Another quite interesting Gateway College Preparatory School in Georgetown, a fairly good school for such a small town. You can also highlight Grace Academy, also a good school. In Georgetown – Classical Christian School. NYOS Charter School is considered one of the best charter schools in the North Austin area: https://www.niche.com/k12/nyos-charter-school-austin-tx/ — brand new campus is opening on N Lamar next school year. There’s a lottery to get in and for some grades there are as many as 10 applicants for each available spot.
Harmony Public School also has good reviews with an emphasis on science. ordinary public schools have relaxed during quarantine. You can enter there through the lottery and the waiting list (the place of residence and which school your house is assigned in this case is not important – they are not tied to the district). The study is very intensive, from 9 to 3. Our parents liked their system of education (schoology) + they give grades even to small children, and they drive children and parents so that they don’t miss and complete tasks. Every Tuesday there is a warm-up/yoga class and on Wednesday an art class.
— How are Elementary Schools ranked?
AustinISD.org and txschools.org ratings – based on these data, the school is assigned a rating for example “10/10, Blueribbon” = best elementary school.
Be careful with GreatSchools.Org – information from there is not based on real statistics (real rankings can be found at www.austinisd.org and txschools.org). For example, if you believe GreatSchools.Org, then the Westlake school will have a very high rating and realtors will tell you that the school is just super, but in reality this is not true – this school has problems with drugs, the ratings are really not bad, but far from top, but the cost of houses is high and, accordingly, most realtors naturally try to earn and sell a house in this expensive area.
— How can I choose public schools?
Most often, it is recommended to choose an apartment near the school, since registration determines it. But you can live wherever you want and choose a school on the other side of the city if it’s a magnet school. For example, the case when you went to Kealing Middle and then LASA. Both are great schools, especially LASA, although they are not really in the best area. Magnet schools provide free transportation regardless of where you live, but within Austin. And you can also transfer outside the place of residence, although this procedure in AISD is quite complicated.
— Parents are often interested in how they determine in which class to enroll a child who has just arrived from Russia? In an age-appropriate class? Based on test results? Depending on the level of English?
Judging by the answers of the Russian-speaking residents of Austin (in the largest Russian-speaking FB group of Austin Sputnik) , are mainly enrolled by age , and to the school to which your address of residence is assigned, but new arrivals can be sent for additional ESL lessons ( English as Second Language). Sometimes they are determined by the level of knowledge, but then you need to pass tests at school. Some children move from private schools to public schools and go to grade higher. But it is difficult socially and without the language in the beginning it will be more difficult to learn. For the language, they will send it to ESL. Read more here https://www.theclassroom.com/skip-grade-texas-8542720.html
Someone decides to take a smaller class because of the language. Also affects the age of the child and the time of arrival. The older the child, the more the issue of class less will be considered. If you arrive in the middle of the school year, you are also more likely to be in a smaller class. It is important to have time to collect loans.
4) Russian school SPUTNIK. Physical Russian school (not one of the many online schools).
Austin Russian School is located at 2008 Justin Lane, Austin TX 78757. The school is part of a non-profit organization Russian Cultural Center in Austin (https://russianaustin. com/) and conducts classes in Russian, organizes holidays and events. Classes for children (Russian, Literature, art – painting/clay/music, theatre, chess, robotics, science, etc.) and classes for adults (Spanish, English, yoga, drawing, business in the USA, Russian for Americans, and etc.). The school is taught by both professional teachers (for example, Alexander Gorelov and Anastasia Shimanskaya) and volunteers. Many wonderful and interesting people come to Austin who go to teach new interesting subjects to children, but sometimes the teachers move and therefore the schedule changes and some classes are not offered on a permanent basis, for example: Family Soft School, ESL for high school students, chess, dances of the peoples of the world, yoga , spoken Russian for foreigners, fitness, music, etc. Information about the schedule, classes, payment, etc. – https://russianaustin.com/nashi-proekty/russkaya-shkola-sputnik Learn about suitable classes for your child and You can sign up for classes with Olga Ovcharenko. The school has a wonderful and friendly atmosphere, the entire administration is exclusively volunteers (there are no “profits”, “salaries for directors” and the like – please do not confuse the school SPUTNIK with other organizations). If you want to keep the Russian language with your children, make new friends, and just meet interesting people – use this social platform and come to 2008 Justin Lane, Austin TX 78757. See you at Austin Russian School SPUTNIK !
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“If you know two languages, the level of your intelligence is multiplied a hundred fold in other people’s eyes .”
The issue of preserving the Russian language sooner or later worries all Russian-speaking parents.
Having gone through the stages of formation in a new country, we begin to wonder whether it is worth keeping the Russian language in the family. We want our children to speak a language that is foreign to us (native to them), unlike us, without an accent, so that they do not waste energy on an “unnecessary” language for them, and, moreover, we prefer to speak English at home thus doing a disservice to himself and his children.
Some people believe in the so-called myths about the dangers of a second language.
Myth 1
The study of an additional language leads to a decrease in academic performance, as it interferes with other subjects.
It is known that a properly balanced workload teaches self-discipline, responsibility and the ability to plan tasks from childhood. Such students have better developed interdisciplinary connections, they show higher results when passing tests. And in combination with the study of mathematics in the Russian program, which is ahead of the curve and has a deeper approach than the American program, the results will not be long in coming.
Myth 2
Why learn Russian, what practical benefits it will bring in life.
In our time of general globalization and taking into account the growth of Russia’s international influence, knowledge of the Russian language is simply necessary.
Myth 3
The child begins to confuse languages and, as a result, does not know any.
It has been proven (and from my own experience) that with the right training, children can become fluent in 2-4 languages.
I will only mention some of the positive aspects of bilingualism:
In the cognitive process, such students develop much better abstract thinking, higher academic development, richer vocabulary, which leads to a wider range of associations, it is much easier for such children to master new subjects, to succeed in life. Here are a few examples:
Pierre Omidyar, founder of e-Bay, billionaire. Fluent in French, Arabic, English.
Carlos Ghosn is President and CEO of Renault and Nissan. Fluent in French, Arabic, Spanish, English.
Madeleine Albright – Diplomat, former Secretary of State. Fluent in French, English, Czech, speaks and reads Russian, German, Polish.
And the list goes on.
A certain number of Russian-speaking families continue to speak Russian at home and try to read Russian literature to their children, but for one reason or another, parents do not send their children to a Russian school. At best, at some stage these families hire a tutor. Their children, as a rule, having reached adolescence, master good Russian pronunciation and oral speech at the everyday level, but they cannot write correctly (with rare exceptions), read fluently, or reason in Russian.
For some reason, in some families, especially well-to-do families, there is an opinion that individual Russian language lessons will be more beneficial for their children, and that “only those who cannot afford a private teacher go to group lessons. ” Such an opinion is erroneous. I will quote the director of a Russian school in London: “We believe that language classes should be held at school, in a group of children of approximately the same level and age. And we are not alone. Dozens of teachers from the European Association of Russian Schools also regularly talk and write about this.”
The Russian School of Dallas is located on the grounds of the prestigious private school Dallas International School and is open to children aged 3 to 12.
Classes are held once a week on Saturday for 3 hours with a 15 minute break for snacks provided by the school.
Classes are divided by age and language level.
The program is based on Russian programs for children of preschool and school age and is designed for 3 cycles during the academic year. Children study the Russian language and literature, grammar, spelling, the history of the Russian state, the world around them, elements of Russian art using interdisciplinary connections.
Special attention is given to mathematics. After all, it’s no secret to anyone that children who studied in Russian (Soviet) schools were credited for a year or even two in American schools. Mathematics classes will be taught by a college teacher. The Russian School of Dallas also plans to take part in subject mathematical Olympiads: Math Kangaroo (individual participation), Continental Mathematics League (team).
The school has separate groups for children who do not speak Russian.
Currently enrolling for a cycle that starts in March (first class on 7 March). Each session consists of 12 weeks (36 hours).
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90,000 series about werewolves-TOP-10
“Wolf”
“Ancients”
“Scary Tales”
“Supernatural”
“From the Floody of Wolves”
“Tenth Kingdom”
“Once in a fairy tale in the story »
Hemlock Grove
Being Human
Bitten
Edward’s team or Jacob’s team? Vampires or werewolves ? Fans of The Twilight Saga answered this question in different ways, but we can definitely say that after this franchise, interest in wolf people has increased many times over. We have collected ten of the most interesting serials about werewolves. From some of them you can find out alternative versions of the appearance of the worst enemies of vampires. In any case, there is an opinion that the main bad guys are far from wolves. And this collection is proof of that.
Teen Wolf
Teen Wolf, 2011–2017 Country: USA Rating: KinoPoisk 8. 0, IMDb 7.7 Genres: Fantasy, Action, Drama Directors: Russell Malkei, Tim Andrew, Jennifer Lynch
Main roles:
Tyler position
hallend Roden
Linden Eshby
diode diode borne Borne BorN comes to mind when it comes to werewolves. This is a remake of the 1985 film of the same name, starring Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly from the Back to the Future trilogy). Schoolboy Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) finds himself in the woods at night, where he is bitten by a mysterious wolf-like beast. Now his strength and reflexes are twisted to the maximum.
Over the course of six seasons, we observe the evolution of the hero, who turns from a shy teenager into a real leader of the wolf article. He investigates a series of mysterious murders and other crimes, loses and finds his love. And also – he just goes to trigonometry classes and tries to get a certificate of higher education.
The Ancients
The Originals, 2013–2018 Country: USA Rating: KinoPoisk 8.0, IMDb 8.3 Genres: Fantasy, Drama, Detectives, Horror0003 Directors: Matthew Hutings, Chris Griesmer
Main roles:
Joseph Morgan
Daniel Gillis
Charles Michael
Fibi Fiberi
9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 much more attention. Haley (Phoebe Tonkin, star of the Australian TV series h3O: Just Add Water) was abandoned by her parents and raised by a foster family. All her life she thought that a crescent-shaped birthmark was just a cute feature. It turned out that this is a sign of belonging to the clan of wolves. The wolf gene was activated when she killed a guy drunk and destroyed her home. Since then, she was forced to wander, until she fell into the Klaus clan and turned into a hybrid – a creature that can be both a werewolf and a wolf.
If this convoluted mystical tale appeals to you, five seasons of wool-flavored love-and-blood adventures await you. And another spin-off, Legacy, about graduates of a mystical school, among whom, of course, werewolves.
“Terrible Tales”
Penny Dreadful, 2014–2016 Country: USA, Ireland, Great Britain Rating: KinoPoisk 7.4, IMDB 8.2 Genres, Drama, Fantasy Directors: James, Kirk , Juan Antonio Baiona
The main star of the series is Eva Green, who plays the psychic Vanessa Ives. Her partner, American hunter Ethan Chandler (Josh Hartnett), turns into a werewolf every full moon and can deal with a flock of vampires in one fell swoop. In the course of the series, we observe a difficult story of relations between two heroes who are united by a common cause. The first season can be considered a reference, the second – tolerable. If the creators managed to stop in time and not shoot the third season, then this show would be in the top of our “wolf” top.
“Supernatural”
Supernatural, 2005–2020 Country: USA Rating: KinoPoisk 8.2, IMDB 8.4 Genres: Fantastic, Horror, Fantasy Directors: Philip Sigrikkia, James L. ECLS
Main roles:
Jared Padaleki
Jensen Ecles
Jim Beverers
Misha Collins
Circle Old Divaries (Dzhezen Podel Podel (DZHENSEN for 15 seasons. During this time, the heroes who kill the undead managed to face a whole galaxy of werewolves. By the way, the series distinguishes werewolves (those who turn into wolves) and werewolves (those who can turn into other people).
Almost every season has its own werewolf antagonist, two most memorable episodes can be singled out: in the 5th episode of the 4th season, the villain reincarnated in the images of his favorite movie characters (for example, Dracula) and in this form attacked people and complained about his a miserable life, and in the 2nd episode of the 6th season, the heroes save a werewolf boy and name him Bobby John after himself.
Wolfblood, 2011–2017 Country: United Kingdom Rating: MovieSearch 7.2, IMDb 7.4 Genres: Fantasy, Family Director: Matthew Evans
Main roles:
Aimi Kelly
Bobby Lokwood
Kedar Williams-Stirling
Louise Konolly-Burnham
in a small town of Zhuzhnzh. They are the only monsters in the area and do nothing wrong by holding back their animal impulses. Maddie is preparing for the initiation ceremony, when she must turn from a man into a werewolf, but then the orphan Rydian, already turned into a wolf, arrives in the city.
A friendship develops between them, which constantly balances between jealousy and falling in love. They have to check what kind of monster is hiding in the forest and stop it. Various fairy tale characters from European literature regularly appear in the series, such as Rumpelstitschen and Pinocchio.
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The Tenth Kingdom
The 10th Kingdom, 1999 Country: USA, UK, Germany0005
Scott Cohen’s wolf is a real crash, he goes the way of a hero from a robber to a faithful and reliable friend, with whom Virginia imperceptibly falls in love. For its time, the shooting of the series was very expensive (a budget of $ 44 million is no joke to you). Fairyland looks really magical, and the use of special effects is kept to a minimum.
Once Upon a Time, 2011–2018 Country: USA Rating: KinoSearch 7.9, IMDb 7.2 Genres: Fantasy, Drama, Adventure Directors: Dean White, Greg Biman, Mark Malod
Main roles:
Jennifer Morrison
Ginnifer Goodwin
Lana Parria
9000 9000 in series, the main ones are the main ones, the main ones countries, mythologies, legends, meeting a werewolf is a simple matter. The concept of the show is that the inhabitants of the fictional seaside town of Storybrooke once lived in fairy tales, but have forgotten about their past and are now trying to live like ordinary people. And only Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison), the daughter of Snow White and the Prince, can reverse this spell.
The team of werewolves in the show is in charge of… Little Red Riding Hood. For many years she did not know that she could transform into a wolf, until one day she bit her boyfriend to death. Grandmother gave her a magical cape to contain her powers, but for the sake of herself and loved ones, can she stay in her human form for a long time?
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Hemlock Grove, 2013–2015 Country: USA Rating: MovieSearch 7.1, IMDb 7.0 Genres: Horror, Thrillers, Detectives, Drama
Peter and Roman investigate, and along the way try to make friends, not knowing that they belong to different types of monsters. The series is praised for the oppressive atmosphere of loneliness and pain in which all the inhabitants of Hemlock Grove live, despite money and power. Is friendship between a vampire and a werewolf possible – find out in the series!
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Being Human
Being Human, 2008–2011 Country: United Kingdom Rating: KinoPoisk 7.4, IMDb 7.8 Genres: horrors, fantasy, drama, comedy Directors: Philip Jones, Colin Tig, Daniel O’Hara
British series about the life of three friends and part-time magical creatures – a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost. They are not like those who scare children and adults: on the contrary, the vampire tries not to drink human blood, the werewolf tries to protect everyone during her transformation, and the ghost girl is just obsessed with cleanliness, cleans the house, prepares sweets and does not scare anyone.
And friends are also involved in investigations as a detective agency, which allows them to forget about their double life for a while and help those who need protection. Starring Russell Tovey, Aidan Turner and Lenora Critchlow. There is an American remake for four seasons. But the British original is still better – more soulful and touching.
Bitten
Bitten, 2014–2016 Country: Canada Rating: KinoPoisk 6.2, IMDb 6.9 Genres: Horror, Fantasy, Drama, Detectives Directed by: James Dunnison, Grant Harvey, T.J. Scott
Main roles:
Lora Vanderwurt
Graston Holt
Steve Land
Greg Brike
Michael Xavier
Lena Mikles (Laura Vanderworth, which is a photographer. He thinks that he killed her because there were no female monsters in the world yet, but the girl survives and begins to feel new powers in herself. And, like all wolves, he goes in search of his pack. But I’d rather not look! Ironically, one of the werewolves is her ex-boyfriend.
This is an interesting series built according to the standard patterns for the genre: mysticism, murder, love, overcoming oneself. At the same time, he manages to keep the viewer’s attention due to a strong female character, who will stop a galloping horse and scatter a flock of vampires with one left.
Bonus: What else to see?
1. What We Do in the Shadows
2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
3. “Blood Call”
4. “Grimm”
5. “Secret Order”
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when the war will end in 2022
Astrologers about the war with Ukraine in 2022 and the mobilization in Russia on September 21 published hundreds, if not thousands of opinions, which are often contradictory, difficult for citizens to understand or run counter to their vision of what is happening.
Therefore, let’s compare and analyze what famous astrologers say about the war with Ukraine, mobilization in the Russian Federation, popular services from specialists, and at the end we will summarize.
Victoria Tsarigorodtseva on mobilization in Russia
Astrologer Victoria Tsaregorodtseva, with her forecast in March, predicted the beginning of mobilization in Russia. She is also known for her individual horoscopes for the military and the fate of military personnel in Ukraine. According to the astrologer, many mothers, wives, the military themselves, as well as men who are subject to mobilization in the future, turn to her daily with requests to find out the fate and what needs to be done to avoid calls or the death of relatives and friends in the war with Ukraine. March forecast from Victoria Tsarigorodtseva
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Vanga’s forecast about the war between Russia and Ukraine
Vanga, or Vangelia Pandeva Surcheva, as she was named at birth, is not an astrologer in the classical sense of the word, but she became a world famous Bulgarian clairvoyant whose predictions are still authoritative for many. Of course, among her prophecies there was one that fits perfectly into the context of the ongoing war, so we included it in the list.
It is important to clarify that many sources report that Vanga predicted events in Ukraine in 2022, but this is contrary to the truth. Her forecasts have always been characterized by generalization, allusions and have never been limited by geographic or political boundaries. However, based on the book “Unfulfilled Prophecies about the Third World War”, in it every now and then you come across signs that refer to the events in Ukraine.
Vanga does not say when the war will end – today, tomorrow or in the next decade, but gives answers to disturbing questions:
Peace to be. Trials and strife will be replaced by prosperity and life in comfort, people will gain confidence in the future, and economic recovery will come in a peaceful direction.
The hierarchy of power will change. 2022 will be marked by cardinal political reforms. The old faces will be replaced by new ones who will take care of the common people.
Donbass will probably no longer be part of Ukraine, but it will not be annexed to Russia either. One sees a scenario in which the republic will gain final independence.
In general, Vanga gave an optimistic forecast for 2022. Let us believe that the clairvoyant was not mistaken.
Vladislav Chukreev about the special operation in Ukraine
The most accurate and truthful was the forecast of the astrologer Vladislav Chukreev about the events in Ukraine. The astrologer predicted the start of hostilities at the end of February 2022 – the special operation began on February 24. The astrologer also predicted sweeps in Russian government circles a month later and the activation of the United States in the supply of weapons to Ukrainians. Vlad spoke with caution about the end of the conflict. “Peace will not come immediately,” the active phase of hostilities is expected to end at the end of May, the beginning of June, as a result of which Ukraine must compromise in the Donbass.
Astrologer Khayal Alekperov about the war with Ukraine
It is curious that the former participant of the TV project “Battle of Psychics” and now a recognized astrologer Khayal Alekperov began talking about the war in Ukraine in 2022 long before it began. Today, his forecasts on this issue can hardly be called encouraging, but they take into account not only the supernatural side, but also logic, as well as an assessment of the political alignment:
Military operations. The conflict between Russia and the United States will not exhaust itself in the coming years, the conflict of interests of the two superpowers will continue to be resolved in the east of Ukraine. It follows from this that the issue of peace in Donbass will be untimely postponed.
Economics. Sanctions for Russia will result in dire consequences, but Ukraine will also suffer no less. However, in this context, the greatest troubles will overtake the DNR and LNR.
Astrological forecast about the war with Ukraine in the long term. A protracted conflict will exhaust all its participants, Ukraine will lose the support of the West, and Donbass will eventually gain independence, including from the Russian Federation.
Khayal’s version, though gloomy, is justified. Let’s see what other famous astrologers say about the war with Ukraine.
Pavel Globa about the special operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine
Pavel Globa was the first among astrologers to speak about the war in Ukraine in 2022. Even at the beginning of the year, he issued a general annual forecast, where he warned of the imminent establishment of peace in the Donbass. As of April of this year, the expert’s opinion has not changed.
“Apparently, the stars show an early end to the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine. Most likely, the special operation will come to an end in the next 2023. During the hostilities, the state under the leadership of Vladimir Zelensky will lose some territories. The most likely outcome is the annexation of Donetsk and Lugansk regions to the Russian Federation,” the astrologer believes.
Pavel Globa pays special attention to critical periods, believing that May 31-August 9 will serve as the best time when new leaders of states are secretly nominated. They are obliged to form clear tasks by offering an idea that satisfies both sides.
Alena Kurilova: prophecy for 2022
Kurilova is a professional astrologer and psychic whose predictions are quite accurate. For the most part, she agrees with what astrologers say about the war in Russia today, but she also shares her own opinion on this matter:
The phase of active hostilities is coming to an end. During the year, clashes are possible in the border areas, but they will not threaten the civilian population. The fighting in the Donbass will stop altogether.
Peaceful life will gradually resume, people will return home.
RF will provide assistance to the recognized republics, but there is no talk of joining.
“The fate of Russia and Ukraine after the war depends on many factors, it is too early to make a forecast on this score,” says Alena Kurilova.
Astrologer Mikhail Levin on how long the military clash will last
Head of the Moscow Astrological Academy Mikhail Levin commented on the tense situation between the confrontation between the two states and their heads Putin and Zelensky. Having given a forecast about the war for 2022, the seer took into account that in his school of astrology they do not specify when the war will end. With a high probability, the military conflict will not end quickly and will last for several years, perhaps a decade. The astrologer suggests that over such a long period, the people of both countries will begin to live in poverty. Society is impoverished not only for political but also for economic reasons.
Regarding Ukraine, Levin speaks unequivocally: “The flow of refugees will not stop. Everyone who can, sooner or later will leave the country. A similar picture awaits Russia against the backdrop of aggravated relations with the EU and sanctions.”
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Astrological forecast of Svetlana Dragan about the war 2022
The astrologer about the war in 2022 says almost the same thing as many colleagues. So Svetlana Dragan agrees with other experts that the special operation will fulfill its goals and move closer to the Eastern part of Ukraine. In this zone, the greatest accumulation of energy is expected, which indicates the imminent end of the conflict. This will be followed by the rapid restoration of the infrastructure, as well as the economic system of the region. Rebuilding will not take place instantly, but it will not drag on for decades either.
Among other details that Dragan talks about when sharing an astrological forecast about the war, the following should be noted:
Ukraine expects a change in the top of power. Pressing circumstances will force the incumbent President Zelensky to change the direction of the state’s development. It is likely that the president will need to surrender his powers to implement the plan.
A complete settlement of the situation will have to wait for several years. After the change of the ruling regime, political instability will still be a distinctive feature of individual regions.
Citizens of Ukraine will finally feel that life is getting better. Financial assistance will come from Russia, the country’s budget will be replenished with funds from taxes. At the end of 2022, there are opportunities to improve the quality of life in the Donbass.
It is obvious that astrologers are talking about the war with Ukraine without predicting a miraculous outcome of events. Including the forecasts of Svetlana Dragan are sober. She points to the ongoing disputes over Donbass among the world community, even after the lull.
Valeria Mamicheva: the opinion of an astrologer, what awaits Ukraine
Astrologers, when they say when the war in Ukraine will end, are not one-sided in their predictions. So Valeria Mamicheva, commenting on the situation from the point of view of celestial bodies, indicated that the difficult situation would be eased from 03/12/22 thanks to the trine of Jupiter to Pluto. Jupiter, being in a powerful abode, will provoke attempts to bring the negotiation process to a new level, attract higher ones to it, and also accept a favorable outcome for ordinary citizens.
According to the psychotherapist and astropsychologist, at the end of March there should be a strong confrontation, as well as local disputes. They will end in early April as Saturn aspects Mars. It will be marked by a ceasefire throughout Ukraine, the return of a significant number of residents who left the state. By the end of May, a complete cessation of the outflow of refugees to European countries is expected.
Astrologer Vasilisa Volodina on the impact of the special operation on states
Astrologer Vasilisa Volodina, making predictions about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, speaks carefully. The only thing that the specialist says is a pronounced trend towards life as in 1941: people are expected to save on food, clothing, and hygiene products. The transits of strong planets, as well as their aspects, will not allow the war to be resolved during the current year.
Angela Pearl’s 2022 War Predictions
Astrologers speak about Russia’s war in 2022 with Ukraine using a variety of tools. So the tarologist Angela Pearl predicts positive changes by using layouts on popular Tarot cards. The latest videos on YouTube dedicated to the armed conflict say the following: “From 04/12/2022, powerful planets Neptune + Jupiter join in the sign of Pisces. They not only promise positive dynamics in resolving the conflict situation, but are also capable of bringing peace to the territory of Ukraine.”
Pearl points out that the last connection took place in 1856, when the Treaty of Paris was signed. They put an end to the Crimean War. The astrologer says the war will not be able to continue, and the victory will be for Ukraine – which is very doubtful. When the war in Ukraine ends, the astrologer here is confident that the conflict will be resolved in 2022. This does not exclude the possibility of ordinary local battles in certain territories.
Witch Olga: when will Russia’s special operation in Ukraine end?
Olga sees the future in positive colors, but not for everyone:
Answering the question when the war in Ukraine will end, the astrologer is convinced that by the end of 2022 peace will come. The second scenario provides for the prolongation of battles until mid-2023, but no more.
The Ukrainian government will make a last attempt to return the occupied territories of Donbass, but it will not be successful.
The risk of division of Ukraine is growing. The seer warns that the authorities will face the problem that Poland, Hungary and Romania will put forward claims to the territories that once belonged to their states.
The good thing is that from Olga’s position the situation is moving towards resolving many political issues, but the end of the war, apparently, will not justify far from all reliable people in power.
Anastasia Lavrentieva about the special operation and the “escort of freedom”
Astrologer Anastasia Lavrentieva considers the armed clash between the two states from the point of view of planetary transits. She points out that 2022 is a difficult year, so it will take several more years to wait for a complete settlement of the situation. This does not mean that civilians will be in danger.
The expert says: “The so-called “freedom convoy”, which includes Trudeau, Macron, NATO and Putin, plays a huge role in resolving the war. They disrupt the natural course of events by interfering with the logistics of the conflict. The Western authorities are deliberately wreaking havoc and profiting from it.”
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Max Gordeev about when the war will end
Astrologer Max Gordeev, considering the question of how long and when the special operation will end, highlights only the number 8. Here it is worth understanding that it means only the time necessary for recovery. The expert says that 2022 will be difficult. A huge economic crisis is coming and famine is approaching in many countries. The weather won’t be great either. Nevertheless, there is no threat of global conflict this year. However, between 2029and 2032 “some countries in the world may face conflicts and wars.” Max notes that in addition to the Russian-Ukrainian war, there are many more bloody armed conflicts in the world, including in Syria, Myanmar and Yemen. However, nuclear weapons will not be used.
Vlad Ross: astrologer’s forecasts and what the stars say about the war
According to Vladislav Ross, Russia will not win the war, if we talk about the results of armed skirmishes. Although the astrologer does not name a specific date, he believes that the conflict will soon turn into a cold confrontation. Putin may make a personal decision to retreat, convinced of the inability to conduct a full-scale operation. This will turn the tide and bring in the US along with its allies.
Well, this is the opinion of a Ukrainian astrologer – so no other opinion was expected
Well-known astrologer Tatyana Lukashevich about the results of the special operation
Tatyana Lukashevich’s astrological forecast primarily concerns the state of affairs in Ukraine. So in one of the latest videos, the expert said: “I am convinced that 2022 will be the year of a change of president in a neighboring state. Zelensky will have to call early elections in order to preserve the sovereignty and integrity of the country. This will serve as an impetus for a ceasefire throughout the territory, so there will be only a few sharp moments in late July and early August. The war will also end due to difficulties among personnel in the Russian Federation. Large holders of power will leave their seats, perhaps the Russian Federation will also have to defend its own borders.
Astrologer Lyudmila Kossovich about when the war will end
Ludmila Kossovich’s predictions and forecasts about when the war will end are today based on a star alignment from the point of view of the Chinese direction. So the astrologer believes that by the end of March the situation will stabilize, the conflict year itself will bring improvements this month. However, one should not hope for a complete ceasefire. A favorable window is not able to solve the problem.
Astrologer Sara Saraswati’s War Predictions
The astrologer considers the fate of Ukraine in the war by analyzing the main tendencies of the planets in the astrological forecast. Sara Saraswati notes that the state is currently in the Sati Garden – a period when the Moon and Capricorn form a transit.
“Saturn will dominate throughout the year until January next. This will have a negative impact on Ukraine,” the expert notes. Among other nuances about the war in subsequent years, you need to know the following:
2024: Jupiter/Venus period, responsible for conflicts and wars. Retrograde provokes the parties to the resumption of hostilities.
2025: the fading of the influence of Venus, and hence the special operation.
2026: complete end of the war.
According to Saraswati, after April 8, 2022, the conflict will begin to unload.
What does astrologer Yulia Ovchinnikova say about the war in Ukraine in 2022?
The most pessimistic astrological forecast was given by astrologer Yulia Ovchinnikova, believing that the peak of hostilities is yet to be observed. The seer believes: “September of this year will be the most difficult period, when the war will gain new momentum. It is impossible to talk about the cessation of skirmishes and the emergence of local disputes this year. However, taking into account the changing position of the planets and stars, we can interpret the information in a slightly different way. We can talk about the date of the economic collapse in Russia due to constant sanctions from European states and the United States.”
As for the end of the war, astrologer Ovchinnikova responds cautiously, believing that the tense situation will come to a logical conclusion in 2024. It is impossible to talk about the complete stabilization of Russia and Ukraine, their economic and political situation before the 1930s. From Julia’s astro forecast, we can conclude that after 2030 people will live in a new society with a different charter in countries. The real flowering of the post-Soviet countries will begin.
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Forecasts of the astrologer Anna Efremova about the situation in Ukraine
Astrologer Anna Efremova in a new prophecy about the military conflict in Ukraine with the Russian Federation emphasizes that it is too early to expect the end of the special operation. Russia is able to enlist the help of North Korea and Belarus by going for broke. According to the expert, everything indicates that a new wave of clashes with numerous casualties and losses among the military will begin in April.
“Those who are not ready to watch the bloodshed and the difficult situation, if possible, can leave Ukraine. Before September of this year, you should not expect silence. If respite is possible, then they will be local and short-lived, ”says Efremova, relying on astrology and Tarot cards.
According to the astrologer, while Saturn is in Capricorn, it is not necessary to think that everything will be relaxed and rosy. There is only hope for a favorable outcome during the negotiations.
What does astrologer Anastasia Makarova think about the war in Ukraine?
Anastasia Makarova’s astrological forecast concerns only the near future. So the specialist is sure that if the partners keep their promises, a full-scale war will end closer to June. Otherwise, it is not worth waiting for the weakening of hostilities.
“Approximately from May 12-15 until the first days of June, there is a high probability of exacerbations, but they will not cover the territory of Ukraine completely. Most likely, the solution to the conflict is possible within the framework of Donbass, as it was before February 24, ”the seer says and adds that there is a global restructuring on the maps of Russia, which, like wars, is not visible in the neighboring state.
Igor Vasiliev: what does the astrologer say about the war between Russia and Ukraine?
Astrologer Igor Vasiliev, speaking about when the war will end, noted that the end is near, and its bloodiest “phase” will leave with March. Concrete solutions for a ceasefire will be determined already in April. But the peace agreement will be signed only after the elections in Ukraine of a new parliament, as well as the president. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu will play an important role in this.
One way or another, both states will face dire consequences on the economic, social and all other fronts. Russia will probably return to a capitalist regime if the people do not prevent it.
Julia Amelina – how long will the war last and when will it end?
Numerologist and astrologer Yulia Amelina sees the war ambiguously, its completion is possible in several planes of development of the situation at once. According to the girl’s forecast, the last heavy battles will take place in May 2022, after which no exacerbations are expected. But neither Putin nor Zelensky will lay down their arms in an instant. Nevertheless, Julia does not see the third world in omens.
The sanctions imposed on Russia, as well as the consequences of the war in the civilized world, will echo for many years to come, but after 2026 the processes of stagnation and degradation will be replaced by development, the emergence of new opportunities and the return of confidence in the next day.
Astrologer Natalya Nesterenko about the war in Ukraine in 2022: the outcome will happen soon
Nesterenko is firmly convinced that the war unleashed in Ukraine is the end of the ruling regime of Vladimir Putin. However, there is a clarification that there is a risk of protracted hostilities locally. It also follows from the forecast that at the end of August the situation will escalate due to the direct intervention of the United States and NATO.
2022 will be a year of radical change throughout the world and the established order of things, the course of history will change, which will most actively manifest itself from September to October. The woman added that a year later, a 30-year cycle of the formation of new life values, generations and views in the world, where there will be no place for totalitarianism, starts its start. By 2024, the processes of destruction of the former destructive institutions will finally be completed in the Russian Federation, the country, including due to sanctions, will face the need to rebuild international relations, regain lost authority and compensate for the unprecedented rollback in the economy.
Astrological forecast Nesterenko continued by saying that the end of the war as such will occur from August 2022 to February 2023. Sooner or later, a “suitable window” is not expected.
Output
Having figured out what famous astrologers say about the war with Ukraine in 2022, according to the majority, in April of this year, the first steps towards peace will be taken. At the same time, the situation at the front will escalate, but the worst will be left behind. A repeat of the escalation is possible from August to September, lasting until 2023, but without catastrophic consequences for the civilian population.