Love Bugs Childcare | INDIANAPOLIS IN Licensed Home
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Description: Love Bugs Childcare is a Licensed Home in INDIANAPOLIS IN, with a maximum capacity of 16 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant-Twelve. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Additional Information: PTQ Level 1;
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
49-77802
Capacity:
16
Age Range:
Infant-Twelve
PTQ Level:
3
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Current License Issue Date:
Jul 01, 2021
Current License Expiration Date:
Jun 30, 2023
District Office:
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration – Bureau of Child Care
District Office Phone:
1-877-511-1144 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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Date Resolved
Licensing 2021-05-07
The licensee shall provide the parent or legal guardian with a written copy of the discipline policy of the child care home
2021-05-17
Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-41(a) discipline policies signed by the parents were not in two children’s files*send proof when given back from parent
Licensing 2020-06-05
Exits shall not be blocked in the child care home
2020-06-05
Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1. 1-46(g) a high chair was sitting in front of the back door blocking the exit
Licensing 2020-06-05
The licensee shall ensure that no conditions exist in the home or on the grounds where child care services are provided that would endanger the health, safety, or welfare of the children
2020-06-05
Type of correction needed:
470 IAC 3-1.1-45(a) cleaning supplies were found under the sink in the bathroom and kitchen, cleaning spray and hand sanitizer were found accessible on the counter, and weed spray was found outside
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About the Provider
Description: LOVE BUGS LEARNING CENTER LLC is a Child Care Center in SMITHFIELD PA, with a maximum capacity of 39 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
CER-00184569
Capacity:
39
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Current License Expiration Date:
Dec 17, 2022
District Office:
Early Learning Resource Center for Region 4
District Office Phone:
(724) 836-4580 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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Municipal Kindergarten “Skazka”
Municipal Kindergarten “Skazka” does not provide paid services. tel./fax 5-23-56
Type: Pre-school educational institution
Type: Kindergarten
Category: Third level
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The normative period of training children from 3 years old-4 years,
from 2 years-5 years.
The educational activities of the preschool educational institution are carried out at 2 addresses:
Kaluga region, Zhukov, st. Lenina, d. 30;
Kaluga region, Zhukov, st. Lenina, 11.
The main building of the kindergarten on the street. Lenina, d. 30 operates from 1990
A typical two-story building is designed for 14 groups, the design occupancy is 320 people. There are group rooms with separate bedrooms, sports and music rooms, a swimming pool, a medical office, a catering department, a laundry room, and specialists’ offices.
In an additional building on the street. Lenina, d. 11 since 2013, 4 groups have been working. A typical two-story building built in 1974. There are group rooms, 2 with separate bedrooms, a sports and music hall, a medical office, a catering unit, and a laundry.
Currently (since September 1, 2015) there are 18 groups, 428 children attend kindergarten:
1 group – 1st youngest (2-3 years old) – 24 children (3-4 years) – 101 children,
5 groups – middle (4-5 years) – 112 children,
4 groups – older (5-6 years) – 91 children,
4 groups – preparatory (6 -7 years) – 100 children.
In 2014, the kindergarten received a perpetual license from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kaluga Region for educational activities (series 40L01, No. 0000925, registration number 267 dated December 04, 2014).
The largest kindergarten in Zhukovsky district.
During the entire period of work, he consistently enjoys authority with parents, since he fully implements the order for the preservation of the physical and mental health of children, the development of their creative abilities. Over the years of work, MDOU MDS “Skazka” has released about 2 thousand pupils.
The founder of the kindergarten is the Administration of the Municipal District “Zhukovsky District”, methodological guidance is provided by the Education Department of the Zhukovsky District.
The institution works on a 12-hour basis – from 7.00 to 19.00 five days a week. Weekend Saturday, Sunday, public holidays.
Form of education and training – full-time.
Reception of children from 2 to 7 years old.
Children are raised and educated in Russian.
Manager – Travina Elena Aleksandrovna, work tel. (48432) 5-52-14.
The teaching staff consists of 39teachers.
The goal of our institution is to educate every child as a socially mature personality capable of adaptation and self-realization at every stage of their development.
The main activities of the kindergarten are:
– upbringing and education of preschool children;
– rehabilitation of pupils;
– implementation of pre-school education programs.
Priority directions in the activities of the kindergarten – physical culture and health and intellectual and personal development of each child.
The teaching staff is aimed at a democratic approach to the process of raising and educating children, the implementation of the principle of an individual-personal approach to pupils. The main principle of interaction with children is the pedagogy of cooperation, a friendly attitude towards the child.
Municipal preschool educational institution “Municipal kindergarten “Skazka” – an active participant in various regional and district competitions, seminars and conferences. Operates in development mode.
Since 2001, the kindergarten has been carrying out its educational activities under the program “School 2100” (edited by O.V. Chindilov), “From birth to school” (edited by N.E. Veraksa) – for pupils 1st junior groups. The programs are aimed at creating conditions for the maximum disclosure of the individual age potential of the child.
Promising areas of activity of the kindergarten include:
– maximum satisfaction of the interests and needs of children;
– increasing the level of physical fitness of pupils;
– departure from strictly regulated forms of education and training of children;
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– search for innovative approaches to interacting with families of preschoolers.
Awards and other achievements of the preschool educational institution:
– Diploma of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Kaluga Region for active participation in the regional Spartakiade of preschool educational institutions in summer sports, 2006;
– Diploma of the management of education of the Zhukovsky district to the team of MDOU – the winner of the regional review-competition “For the best organization of sports and recreational work”, 2007;
– Diploma of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports of the Kaluga Region MDOU “Municipal Kindergarten “Skazka” – the winner of the regional annual competition for the best organization of sports and recreation work for 2007;
– Diploma of the Education Department of the Zhukovsky District to the MDOU team for organizing and holding the regional stage of the Spartakiad of preschool educational institutions of the Kaluga Region in winter sports, 2008;
– Regional drawing competition dedicated to the Year of the Family – 1st place, 2008;
– Diploma of the Department of Physical Culture and Sports of the Ministry of Sports, Tourism and Youth Policy of the Kaluga Region for 3rd place in the Spartakiad of preschool educational institutions in athletics, 2009G. ;
– Letter of thanks from the leadership of the internal affairs department of the Zhukovsky district for participation in the concert dedicated to the Day of the Police – 2009;
– Diploma of the administration of the urban settlement of the city of Zhukov for 1st place in the competition “Clean street, cozy courtyard”, 2009;
– Regional drawing competition dedicated to Victory Day – 1st place, 2010;
– Diploma of the Department of Education of the Zhukovsky District to the team of MDOU for winning the regional review competition for the best organization of physical culture and health work, 2010;
– Diploma of the Education Department of the Zhukovsky District and Badge of Distinction to the staff of the MDOU “For success in teaching and educating the younger generation and in connection with the Year of the Teacher”, 2010 New Year decoration of educational institutions and cultural institutions”, 2011.
– Diploma of the Education Department of the Zhukovsky District for winning the regional drawing competition “Towards Other Worlds”, 2011.
– Diploma of the Ministry of Sports, Tourism and Youth Policy of the Kaluga Region for active participation in the Spartakiad of preschool educational institutions of the Kaluga Region in athletics competitions, 2011.
– Diploma of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kaluga Region and the Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Kaluga Region for active participation in the regional correspondence competition for the prevention of child road traffic injuries “The best corner for road safety”, 2011.
– Diploma of the Administration of the urban settlement of the city of Zhukov for 1st place in the competition for the best decoration for the New Year and Christmas, 2012
– Diploma of the Department of Education of the Zhukovsky District for winning the regional competition of children’s drawings “Wonder Tales”, 2012.
– Certificate of honor of the Administration of the municipal district “Zhukovsky district” for winning the competition “The best collective agreement – the basis for protecting the labor rights of workers” and in connection with the Labor Day, 2013.
– Grand Prix of the “Wider Circle” festival among educational institutions of the Zhukovsky district, 2015
– Certificate of honor of the education department of the Zhukovsky district for 1st place in the festival of employees of educational organizations of the Zhukovsky district, 2015.
– 1st place among preschool educational organizations of the Zhukovsky district based on the results of work for the 2014-15 academic year.
Kindergarten doors are always open for children and their parents!
Turner syndrome (TS), also known as congenital ovarian hypoplasia syndrome, is a genetic disorder. It is the most common sex chromosomal abnormality affecting girls and women. More specifically, it’s a problem with one of the two X chromosomes — the thread-like structures inside cells that are made of DNA. We get our DNA from our parents and it is the DNA that contains the specific instructions that make each living creature unique! This condition affects approximately 1 in 2,000 females.
People without Turner syndrome have 46 chromosomes, of which two are sex chromosomes. Females have two X chromosomes. However, individuals with Turner syndrome do not have part of a second sex chromosome. Sometimes the whole chromosome will be absent.
Around 1 in 2,500 girls is born with the condition, but it probably affects more pregnancies that do not survive to term. In the United States, around 70,000 women are thought to have TS. Life expectancy is slightly lower than it would be for most people.
Chromosomes are strands of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that exist in all the cells of the human body. Chromosomes contain instructions that make a human’s behavioral and physical characteristics.
Types
There are two types of Turner syndrome:
In classical Turner syndrome, an X chromosome is completely missing. This affects about half of all people with TS.
Mosaic Turner syndrome, mosaicism, or Turner mosaicism is where the abnormalities occur only in the X chromosome of some of the body’s cells.
What famous person has Turner syndrome?
World Champion Gymnast Melissa Anne “Missy” Marlowe
First on our list of celebrities living with Turner syndrome is Melissa Anne “Missy” Marlowe an American retired gymnast. She competed in six events at the 1988 Summer Olympics. Marlowe, who grew up in Salt Lake City, competed for the University of Utah gymnastics team and was a five-time NCAA champion.
Missy Marlowe started gymnastics as a young girl, training at Rocky Mountain Gymnastics in Salt Lake City. She placed second at the 1987 US Nationals which made her a favorite to make the 1988 Olympic team, but a poor performance at the 1988 Nationals put her spot in jeopardy. She came through at the Olympic Trials to secure sixth place in all-around and make the 1988 US Olympic team. After the Olympics, Marlowe retired from international competition and attended the University of Utah, where she was an All American for four consecutive years (1989-92).
After college Marlowe married former Utah football player, Joe Clausi. She announced gymnastics meets at the University of Utah, and became owner and head coach of Missy Marlowe’s Gymnastics and Sports Center. Their daughter, Milan Clausi, also became a top-level gymnast, competing at U Cal Berkeley.
Oscar Award-winningLinda Hunt
One of the most famous celebrities born with the Turner syndrome is Linda Hunt an American stage, film, and television character actress known for her resonant voice, small stature, and magnetic performances in a wide variety of roles. Hunt grew up in Westport, Connecticut, and she became entranced with the idea of acting when she saw a stage performance of Peter Pan. She studied at the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan and at the Goodman School of Drama (now the Theatre School of DePaul University) in Chicago, where she focused on directing, fearing that her unusual physique (she had hypopituitary dwarfism and was not conventionally pretty) would limit her acting opportunities.
She then moved to New York City, where she directed and stage-managed at small community theatres before joining the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut. Hunt made her professional debut in the theatre production of Hamlet, playing Lucianus.
As a teenager, Hunt was diagnosed as having hypopituitary dwarfism. Hunt stands 4 feet 9 inches (145 cm) tall. Hunt is an ambassador for the Best Friends Animal Society. She is also one of the oldest living person with Turner syndrome.
Dr. Catherine Ward Melver
Dr. Catherine Ward-Melver is a geneticist at Akron Children’s Hospital in Ohio with Turner syndrome. At 4-foot 8-inches tall, she was born with Turner syndrome. As past president of the Turner Syndrome Society, Ward-Melver is one of the leading experts in the country.
Ward-Melver, had never met another girl with Turner syndrome until she went to medical school. But now, she has adopted 4-year-old Zoe, who also has the condition.
Zoe arrived from China last winter and has delighted her new family. The little girl’s first language is English because she had been raised in a foster home in China by American parents, rather than an orphanage.
Ward-Melver hopes to get her daughter not only the best medical care, but supportive contact with other girls who have Turner syndrome. “We are having a lot of fun,” said Ward-Melver, 40. “Overall, it’s been relatively very easy for this little girl, especially her age. She has opinions and she is not afraid to voice them. She bonded with us very quickly, much more quickly than we expected. ”
Does Jessica Alba have turner syndrome?
Jessica Alba is a globally recognized businesswoman and New York Times bestselling author of The Honest Life: Living Naturally and True to You, who co-founded the nontoxic-household-goods startup The Honest Company in 2011.
The business began largely as an e-commerce subscription service for diapers and baby wipes but now sells over 100 products. The lifestyle empire has become a leader in the natural baby category and a trailblazer in clean products. She continued to build the brand’s outreach with the launch of Honest Beauty in 2015, a successful wellness, skincare, and beauty line. That same year Forbes valued the company at $1 billion.
Actress turned entrepreneur does not have turner syndrome. However, even though Jessica started her career as an actress at only 13 years old, she spent a lot of her childhood in and out of hospitals. Along with having pneumonia four to five times a year, she also suffered from asthma, collapsed lungs, a ruptured appendix, and a tonsillar cyst.
Much like her mom, Catherine Jensen, who was diagnosed with cancer at an early age, Jessica was forced to grow up a lot faster than her peers.
Does Nicole Scherzinger have turner syndrome?
Nicole Scherzinger, 41, is best known as the lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls but is also a TV sensation in her own right. Nicole may seem like she has it all figured out now but throughout her 20s she grappled with an all-consuming eating disorder.
Nicole Scherzinger first wowed the world as the lead singer of the girl group Pussycat Dolls, which went on to sell millions of records at its height. While Nicole was selling out arena tours with her fellow bandmates, she was also harboring a difficult health battle. Although
Nicole Scherzinger did not show Turner syndrome facial features, she spoke of her experiences with bulimia at the height of the popularity of the Pussycat Dolls in late 2012. She struggled with body dysmorphia before an early photo shoot with the group triggered her bulimic behavior, which lasted nearly a decade. She eventually overcame the disorder through therapists and life coaches.
What are the risk factors?
The loss or alteration of the X chromosome occurs randomly. Sometimes, it’s because of a problem with the sperm or the egg, and other times, the loss or alteration of the X chromosome happens early in fetal development.
Family history doesn’t seem to be a risk factor, so it’s unlikely that parents of one child with Turner syndrome will have another child with the disorder.
Complications
Turner syndrome can affect the proper development of several body systems but varies greatly among individuals with the syndrome. Complications that can occur include:
Heart problems. Many infants with Turner syndrome are born with heart defects or even slight abnormalities in heart structure that increase their risk of serious complications. Heart defects often include problems with the aorta, the large blood vessel that branches off the heart and delivers oxygen-rich blood to the body.
High blood pressure. Women with Turner syndrome have an increased risk of high blood pressure — a condition that increases the risk of developing diseases of the heart and blood vessels.
Hearing loss. Hearing loss is common with Turner syndrome. In some cases, this is due to the gradual loss of nerve function. An increased risk of frequent middle ear infections can also result in hearing loss.
Vision problems. Girls with Turner syndrome have an increased risk of weak muscle control of eye movements (strabismus), nearsightedness, and other vision problems.
Kidney. Girls with Turner syndrome may have some malformation of the kidneys. Although these abnormalities generally don’t cause medical problems, they may increase the risk of high blood pressure and urinary tract infections.
Autoimmune disorders. Girls and women with Turner syndrome have an increased risk of an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) due to the autoimmune disorder Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. They also have an increased risk of diabetes. Some women with Turner syndrome have gluten intolerance (celiac disease) or inflammatory bowel disease.
Skeletal problems. Problems with the growth and development of bones increase the risk of abnormal curvature of the spine (scoliosis) and forward rounding of the upper back (kyphosis). Women with Turner syndrome are also at increased risk of developing weak, brittle bones (osteoporosis).
Learning disabilities. Girls and women with Turner syndrome usually have normal intelligence. However, there is an increased risk of learning disabilities, particularly with learning that involves spatial concepts, math, memory, and attention.
Mental health issues. Girls and women with Turner syndrome may have difficulties functioning well in social situations and have an increased risk of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Most women with Turner syndrome are infertile. However, a very small number of women may become pregnant spontaneously, and some can become pregnant with fertility treatment.
Pregnancy complications. Because women with Turner syndrome are at increased risk of complications during pregnancy, such as high blood pressure and aortic dissection, they should be evaluated by a cardiologist before pregnancy.
Is there a way to prevent Turner syndrome?
No, Turner syndrome cannot be prevented because it is a genetic problem that is caused by a random error that leads to a missing X chromosome in the sperm or egg of a parent. There is nothing anyone including the celebrities with Turner syndrome can do to prevent the error from occurring.
What is the life expectancy of Turner syndrome?
Studies indicate that the outlook, for women with Turner syndrome, is usually good but life expectancy for women with Turner syndrome is slightly shorter. There’s no cure for Turner syndrome but many of the associated symptoms can be treated. Girls and women with Turner syndrome will need to have their heart, kidneys, and reproductive system checked regularly throughout their lives. However, it’s usually possible to lead a relatively normal and healthy life.
In a prospective study of 156 female patients with Turner’s syndrome who had survived infancy and been followed up for an average of 17 years, there were 15 deaths. The expected mortality was 3.6. Sixteen of the patients had a congenital heart anomaly and five of the deaths occurred in this group.
Is Turner syndrome considered a disability?
No, Turner syndrome is not considered a disability, although it can cause certain learning challenges, including with learning mathematics and with memory. Most celebrities with Turner syndrome lead normal, healthy, productive lives with proper medical care.
Celebrities with Turner Syndrome | New Health Advisor
A normal person inherits two sex chromosomes, but people with Turner syndrome have only one sex chromosome. People suffering from this condition are of a short stature, but these people can still live and do great things in life. Keep reading to find out more about Turner syndrome and celebrities with Turner syndrome who didn’t let this condition stand in their way to greatness.
What Is Turner Syndrome?
The condition only affects women and manifests itself when the X chromosome is missing completely or partially. The syndrome can cause a number of developmental problems and medical issues, including short height, heart defects, infertility, social adjustment problems, and certain learning disabilities. Failure to start puberty is yet another common symptom. Puberty may not start because the ovaries don’t develop properly due to Turner syndrome. The condition doesn’t affect intelligence, but women with Turner syndrome usually have arms that turn out slightly, a short webbed neck, a receding lower jaw, and a low hairline at the back of the neck.
Turnery syndrome can be diagnosed before birth, at the time of birth, or during infancy. Some young girls don’t experience serious symptoms until their young adult years, and this causes the diagnosis to be delayed. It is important for girls with Turner syndrome to receive ongoing medical care. Appropriate care and regular checkups can help most women live relatively independent and healthy lives.
Celebrities with Turner Syndrome
As mentioned, the condition doesn’t affect how a person thinks, so it is possible to see so many celebrities with Turner syndrome who really influenced the lives of other people in so many ways.
1. Hollywood Actress Linda Hunt
If you’ve watched ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’, a famous CSB series, the chances are you already know Lydia Susanna Hunter. However, you may not know already that this American TV, film, and stage actress is among the list of celebrities with Turner syndrome. She started her career as a singer, but made her Hollywood debut with an appearance in the Popeye film version. She has won 13 awards, including the 2012 Teen Choice Award and the 1984 Oscar Award for the Best Supporting Actress.
2. American Gymnast Missy Marlowe
Missy Marlowe is also one of those celebrities with Turner syndrome that achieved great things in lives. She competed under the artistic gymnastics and became part of the US team that competed in the Pan American Games in Indianapolis. Selected for the bichampion team, she won a number of awards and even defeated Sabrina Mar. Getting the World Champion Gymnast title was one of her most notable achievements. She has now retired and is serving as a spokesperson in the Turner Syndrome Society.
3. Dr. Catherine Ward Melver
Dr. Catherine Ward Melver is a medical genetics doctor and one of many celebrities with Turner syndrome. It’s been more than 16 years since she started practicing in the field of genetics. She was diagnosed with this disorder when she was seven – she’s only 4 feet and 8 inches tall. She received her licenses from OH State Medical License, American Board of Pediatrics, and American Board of Medical Genetics.
She couldn’t become pregnant due to her condition, but she embraced motherhood by adopting a 4-year-old girl, Zoe, from china who also has the same disorder. However, the future is definitely brighter for Zoe with growth hormone therapy and other treatment options more easily available.
4. Scottish Actress Janette Cranky
Turner syndrome didn’t allow Janette Krankie to grow taller than 4 feet and 5.5 inches, but the disorder couldn’t keep her from becoming one of the most popular celebrities with Turner syndrome. Born in 1947 in Scotland, she’s a popular actress known mainly for her performance in The Krankies Klub (1982), The Krankies Elektronik Komik (1985), and TV’s Funniest Music Moments (2008). She got married in 1969. She’s semi-retired now and was hospitalized after she met an on-stage accident in 2004. She still managed to appear in the video for the Comic Relief charity with her husband Ian Tough in 2007.
How Does Turner Syndrome Happen?
A girl receives one X chromosome from her father and one X chromosome from her mother, but sometimes, one X chromosome is missing, and that leads to a condition called Turner syndrome. The condition is basically caused by nondisjunction, which happens when a pair of x chromosomes doesn’t separate during the formation of a sperm. This sperm with no X chromosome can still unite with an egg to form an embryo that will have only X chromosome. The X chromosome will be missing even when the embryo grows and its cells divide.
This chromosomal abnormality doesn’t pass down from parent to child because it is very difficult for women with Turner syndrome to have children. In about 20% of the cases, two X chromosomes are present in patients of Turner syndrome but one of these chromosomes is defected and is often in a ring shape. However, about 30% of women with this disorder have one X chromosome missing completely in some of their cells only. These girls will notice fewer symptoms because some of their cells have both chromosomes.
How Is Turner Syndrome Treated?
The best way to treat this disorder is to use hormone replacement therapy. Teen girls usually receive growth hormone to improve their height – they may also receive androgen in small doses to encourage muscle and hair growth. Some patients also choose to take estrogen, which is female hormone essential for sexual development.
Very few women with this disorder can become pregnant without the use of any fertility treatment, but so many of them often experience subsequent infertility and failure of the ovaries early in adulthood. Women with this disorder have high-risk pregnancies, so it is important for them to work with their doctor when they are trying to conceive.
Caitlin Bawn Talks About Living With Turner Syndrome | BU Today
Genetic screening does not necessarily predict the future
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I sometimes wonder what difference it would have made if my mom knew that I had Turner syndrome (TS) while she was pregnant with me.
She is adamant that she never would have aborted me. But today, prenatal genetic screenings and other fetal tests for Turner syndrome are widely used, and I worry that too many are making irreversible decisions without understanding the disorder. Studies around the world have shown parents abort an average of 76 percent of fetuses found to have TS.
Like Down syndrome or autism, Turner is a spectrum disorder with symptoms that range in severity, and a diagnosis is no indication of what an individual’s life will be. A girl who has it—like me—can be happy, intelligent, and highly successful.
I wasn’t diagnosed until I was four. I was on the short side of average, but my grandmother was 4 feet, 10 inches, so that wasn’t completely surprising. There was, and still is, nothing visibly wrong with me. I was a pretty normal child who loved singing tunes from the The Little Mermaid.
But just search for “Turner syndrome” on Google, and you’ll find possible symptoms that would make any pregnant woman pause. Infertility. Webbed neck. Kidney failure. Learning disability. Skeletal abnormalities.
TS is a random mutation caused by complete or partial absence of the second sex chromosome. It occurs in approximately one of every 2,000 live female births. “At the basic level, the missing genetic material keeps the female body from maturing naturally,” according to the Turner Syndrome Support Society.
My mom has a PhD in biology and had taught students about the disorder before her pregnancy with me. Mom tears up when remembering the long list of problems doctors told her I could face. “You’d be put on growth hormone, your rib cage could be a different shape from normal, causing respiratory problems, you could have kidney infections…a heart murmur, low educational prospects…There were 18 or 20 scary things on there.”
She reacted by asking, “What will Caitlin be good at? Because whatever it is, we’ll just focus on that.” Over the years that followed, we were able to cross most things off the list of dread, and the symptoms that remain have had minimal impact on my life. I am only 4 feet, 11 inches, a giant among Turner girls, after being on growth hormone for 10 years. I have one very large kidney (not the worst kind of kidney deformity that sometimes comes with the condition). And, yes, I am not great at algebraic equations.
There were embarrassments: sneaking off to inject myself with growth hormone at Brownie camp and wishing I was better at catching when playing netball. And worse: the nauseating feeling when I was in a new relationship and had to decide how much detail to give. Would they still like me? Was it too soon? These questions permeate my heart-doodled diary.
I have a type of TS called mixed gonadal dysgenesis, which carries a high risk of ovarian cancer. So when I was four, my parents decided to have my ovaries removed, meaning I am now infertile. I have never disagreed with their call—they were asked to make an impossible choice.
At age five, infertility is just something to understand, almost an abstraction. But now, at 25, watching my friends become mothers makes my situation much more pertinent, and occasionally very sad. That said, I have always hoped to adopt, and with fertility treatments improving all the time, who knows what options there will be when I decide to start a family.
I find my symptoms frustrating rather than devastating, and my life has been much more normal than the horror stories many pregnant women hear when they are told their fetus may have TS. This syndrome is not my identity.
I owe this attitude entirely to my family, who never let me use TS as an excuse. If I was struggling with math, I worked harder at it. If I was gaining weight, they’d support me in doing more exercise. If I complained about my height, they reminded me that my idol, Judy Garland, was also “a smidgen under 5 feet.”
I grew up in the U.K. When I was 18, I was one of the winners of the Prime Minister’s Global Fellowship, which took me to India. I have helped set up a women’s empowerment project in Nepal and a cancer hospital in rural Kolkata. At 22, I won an international competition and was given £10,000 to found a social enterprise dedicated to small-scale human rights projects.
Despite being told that TS girls struggle academically, I have earned a bachelor’s degree and a master’s in international relations and am now in the final semester in pursuit of a second master’s, this time in journalism, at Boston University.
Right now, I am an intern at the New England Center for Investigative Reporting, where I recently helped report on issues with prenatal genetic tests that indicate the likelihood of TS and other syndromes. I’m also a teaching fellow at college, and a writer for Words in the Bucket—an online publication dedicated to promoting human rights and gender equality. And I am in a long-term relationship with a wonderful guy, who finds my wanderlust much more inconvenient than my height.
I set this down to highlight a life that many would not think possible of someone with a genetic disorder. It saddens me that expectant mothers do not see my life as an option for their unborn daughters when TS is diagnosed. If they are only told of everything that may go wrong, they naturally conjure up the worst-case scenario.
I don’t in any way mean to diminish the complications of TS. For some girls, it’s debilitating. I may be lucky to be at the milder end of it, but I am equally representative of what life with the disorder can be.
I have mixed opinions on abortion: I fully support a woman’s right to choose, but am nauseated by the thought that a mother could terminate her TS daughter because she wasn’t adequately presented with the full spectrum of examples. I worry that this variation is not explained, particularly when discussing prenatal genetic test results.
Genetics has never dictated my achievements, so I don’t think anyone should assume life with Turner syndrome will be awful. Doctors and genetic counselors need to provide a fair and accurate representation of the disorder—which should include the stories of people like me.
Caitlin Bawn (COM’16) can be reached at [email protected]. This column originally appeared on the New England Center for Investigative Reporting website.
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10. Penelope Cruz
One can argue about how sexy Penelope Cruz’s voice is when she speaks her native Spanish, but her Hollywood English-language roles in films like Vicky Cristina Barcelona or “Zoolander 2” clearly gets a sexy bonus because Cruz speaks with a Spanish accent. However, do not write off her Spanish. Listen, for example, as she sings in the video of the Spanish singer Miguel Bose Decirnos Adiós!
9. Sharon Stone
In her most famous film, Basic Instinct, Sharon Stone played a deadly, but at the same time intoxicatingly attractive beauty. The picture devoted a lot of time to the body of the star, but Stone’s voice was no less important. In episodes like the famous police interrogation scene, you don’t need to see the main character to catch how confident and sexually liberated a woman she is. The script called for Stone to play a “black widow” who drives mad even those who realize her true nature, and the actress’s voice was a key part of this image.
8. Eva Green
James Bond in his adventures changes women like gloves and does not remember them for a long time, even if they die before his eyes. This rule has only a few exceptions. One of them is Vesper Lind in Casino Royale. Bond repeatedly recalls this heroine in subsequent tapes. Of course, according to the script, he is supposed to do this, but the character of Eva Green is really not easy to forget. And not only because of her mind, wit and appearance, but also because of her sexy voice. In Casino Royale, Greene drives men crazy with her English accent, but she can also be sexy American and sexy French.
7. Demi Moore
Disney cartoon characters are not famous for being sexy – they are usually too young and innocent for that. But when Disney filmed Notre Dame Cathedral, they had to draw a very erotic Esmeralda, because the whole plot of Victor Hugo’s novel is based on her irresistibility. And who did they invite to voice the main character of The Hunchback of Notre Dame? Striptease and Indecent Proposal star Demi Moore, who didn’t have to strip to get the attention of any man and many boys.
6. Michelle Pfeiffer
Who is the best Catwoman in Hollywood? The competition is already pretty big (especially when you consider not only films, but also cartoons and TV shows), and many performers of this role have loyal fans. Even Catwoman from the eponymous picture with Halle Berry is liked by some. But if you compare not the images in general, but only the voices of the performers (a big deal for a character in a mask), then Michelle Pfeiffer from the movie “Batman Returns” will be out of competition. Her voice is the most passionate and the most sexy.
5. Jennifer Tilly
When Jennifer Tilly started working in Los Angeles, the director of her first theatrical production said it would be difficult for her to make a career because her voice couldn’t play roles like “Dinner is Served. ” If she goes on stage and says a few words, she will attract so much attention to herself that the audience will stop thinking about the fate of the main characters. So Tilly can only play significant roles in which her unique high and at the same time sexy voice will not be a disadvantage, but a virtue. Since then, Tilly has not only portrayed many “real” women, but also voiced a number of puppet and cartoon characters. In particular, in Monsters Inc. and Bride of Chucky.
4. Angelina Jolie
Many of Angelina Jolie’s recent roles have required the actress to speak with a strong rather than sexy voice. Take, for example, “Kung Fu Panda”, “Maleficent” or “Wanted”. So, in order to fully appreciate her vocal sex appeal, it is worth looking into the past and listening to how she voiced the sex bomb with gills Lola in The Underwater Tale. Her character in that cartoon was outwardly similar to Jolie, but thanks to the sweet voice of the actress, Lola would have seemed sexy even without plump lips and long hair (or whatever cartoon fish have . ..).
3. Kathleen Turner
When, at the height of her fame, Kathleen Turner was invited to perform on the sketch show Saturday Night Live, her opening monologue focused on her on-screen voice. Like, in fact, Turner’s voice is completely different, much higher and “childish”, but the directors make her speak sexy, and her ligaments always hurt from this. Of course, it was just an ironic joke. Turner has had a deep, sexy voice from the very beginning of her career, and it can be heard not only in the films where she starred, but also in the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit, where she voiced the over the top erotic Jessica Rabbit.
2. Emma Stone
Emma Stone’s screen roles rarely require her to be naked and overwork in every possible way, demonstrating sex appeal, but the star of The Amazing Spider-Man cannot be called an “inconspicuous mouse”. Often it is enough for Stone to say a few words so that the men in the auditorium begin to imagine her in seductive poses. The actress loves to joke that she “earned” her deep voice when she constantly cried from colic as a baby. We do not know if there is any truth in this joke, but Stone’s voice is really unusual, memorable and attractive.
1. Scarlett Johansson
There are no comrades for taste and color, and even more so for hearing. But still, we are hardly mistaken when we proclaim the star of the Avengers, Scarlett Johansson, the owner of the sexiest voice in Hollywood today. The easiest way to appreciate Johansson’s voice is in a film where you won’t be distracted by her appearance. In Spike Jonze’s fantasy drama Her, the actress voiced a sentient operating system. Her character has no body, but the voice of OS is enough for the character of Joaquin Phoenix to fall in love with her and even start dating her. Initially, Samantha Morton was hired for this role, but Jonze realized in time that he needed the best of the best. And we think he hit the mark.
Firebeasts: Hendrix, Turner, Stone and other red-haired actresses and their iconic roles
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As a rule, these are passionate and energetic natures, whose charm is difficult to resist. Fiery-haired actresses have long declared themselves in the world of cinema and TV shows, and many immediately remember the beauty Christina Hendricks, who turned 44 on May 3rd. It’s hard to believe that Christina is naturally blonde, because both in life and on the screen, this spectacular woman often appears with bright copper hair color, which seems very natural in combination with her porcelain skin. In honor of the birthday girl, WMJ.ru also remembers other red-haired beauties in the cinema.
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It’s hard to say what Christina Hendricks owes her fame more to – roles or stunning appearance. Esquire magazine awarded Christina the title of “The Sexiest Woman in the World”, and no one will turn their tongues to say that she did not deserve it. By her example, the actress proved that the status of a sex symbol can be earned without model parameters 90-60-90.
A lot of men, what’s there – and women also watched the series “Mad Men” only because of Joan Harris played by Christina. Each of her appearances caused a storm of emotions.
However, as is often the case, this attention has a downside. Recently, the star complained that she was simply tired of constant talk about her mouth-watering forms and red curls. Well, the position obliges!
Sophie Turner
Last August, Sophie Turner really alarmed social media users by posting a photo of herself with blond hair on Instagram. Fans bombarded the actress with questions: what happened to her beautiful red-haired Sansa Stark? Did the creators of Game of Thrones kill her?
Then all the world’s media wrote news about Turner’s hair, because in the movies, hair color is never just hair color. Well, since the “Game of Thrones” is the main series of our time, Sophie Turner is, without a doubt, the main red-haired actress of television today.
Emma Stone was looking for her style for a long time: she was both dark blond and blonde. Once, for a role in the film “Super Peppers”, the actress dyed her hair in a copper shade, and this image pleased not only herself, but also the audience. Since then, Emma decided not to change her red hair.
Now she is almost the most famous red-haired actress of the new generation. “Actually my natural hair color is light blonde, but my mom is red. Maybe it’s my skin tone, but I really like how I look with this hair color, ”she says.
Meryem Uzerli
The Magnificent Century series was released in 2011 and immediately fell in love with millions of viewers not only in Turkey, but all over the world. The main role of Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska Sultan was played by an actress of German-Turkish origin Meryem Uzerli. The film image turned out to be bright and memorable, and the actress, who is naturally blonde, had to dye her hair bright red.
The role of Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska brought Meryem fame and many fans around the world. It seems that such a beauty succeeds, she goes through life laughing, but her fate was not easy. In the last year of filming, Meryem unexpectedly left the set and on the very first flight, turning off her phone, flew home to Berlin. It was rumored that Meryem suffered from prolonged depression, but many said that the girl began the so-called burnout syndrome, when her favorite business no longer brings pleasure, but doing it is only a burden. A few weeks later, Meryem herself admitted that she went to a rehabilitation clinic in Berlin after a suicide attempt.
However, Meryem reassured her fans: “I quickly recovered, especially since I already knew that I was pregnant (a few months later the girl gave birth to her daughter Lara — ed.), so I had to take care of myself. I am no longer Alexandra Anastasia Lisowska, I had to say goodbye to her, it was no longer possible to look in the mirror and see my heroine there. For this reason, I changed my appearance: I cut my hair, dyed it in a different, lighter shade. I’m back to my real me!”
Lindsay Lohan was just made for red hair, or it would be better to say that red hair was made especially for Lindsay. In the movies, Lohan usually plays a daring jerk (Cool Georgia, Freaky Friday, Mean Girls), but in life, the actress cannot live a day without a scandal.
There is more than enough fire in the temperamental actress, so copper shades suit her perfectly. “I love my red hair. They make me sexy,” Lindsey modestly comments.
Scarlett Johansson
At the annual dinner at the White House in 2011, Scarlett Johansson not only showed off her then-lover Sean Penn (the rumors of an affair with whom began to go long before the couple confirmed them), but also a new fiery hair color. The fact is that she was part of the role of the red-haired Russian spy Natasha Romanoff, nicknamed the Black Widow, and eventually became one of the main decorations of the Avengers.
In general, Scarlett, like no other actress, knows how to transform. So, for example, in the film “The Black Dahlia” she is a gentle platinum blonde, a kind of Marilyn Monroe, and already in the film “The First Avenger: The Winter Soldier” a resolute red-haired beast. Which Scarlett look do you like best?
Kate Winslet
We can say that Kate woke up famous after the release of the film “Titanic” in 1997, at that time she was only 22 years old. She brilliantly performed the role of Rose, for which she was nominated for an Oscar. The red-haired beauty made an indelible impression on moviegoers and for a long time was megapopular all over the world.
In addition, Rosa’s appearance was quite atypical for the 1990s – and not only because of her bright red hair, but also because at that time thin and slender models with a body type were at the peak of popularity. a la Kate Moss, and the heroine Kate Winslet, like the actress herself, had feminine, rounded shapes. But it was the red-haired Briton who became the idol of millions, and natural beauty began to come into fashion.
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Star of “Game of Thrones” Maisie Williams spoke about self-hatred
Beloved by everyone Arya from “Game of Thrones”, and in the world – 22-year-old actress Maisie Williams admitted that during the filming of the series she was in severe depression. The reason for this was critical comments on social networks that made her doubt herself. Now the actress is learning to cope with a difficult condition, but she is still afraid that depression will return.
Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams admitted that during the filming of the series she literally hated herself. On May 13, on the ‘Happy Place’ podcast, she revealed that after joining the cast of the cult series as a teenager, she faced publicity and pressure from public opinion. Unable to ignore criticism on social media, she suffered extremely because of the negative comments addressed to her: “It’s very hurtful, because you always have someone’s opinion in your back pocket.”
The 22-year-old actress said that even while talking to her friends, her thoughts were constantly occupied only with what others thought of her. It turned into a real mania: “It starts to consume you. It gets to the point where you almost crave something negative to keep sitting in the hole of sadness.”
The star said that she is now actively working to get rid of this obsessive condition. However, until now, lying in bed, she often thinks about what she does not accept in herself.
But now she’s trying to figure out why she’s doing it and find the reasons: “I think a lot of the problems have to do with our past, and once you get into it, ask yourself questions like ‘Why do I hate myself?’, the answers are on their own. You have to look inside yourself to find peace!” Maisie Williams shared her thoughts on a podcast.
Although Macy has managed to overcome the most acute period of depression, she is afraid that the problem will return. “I’m still struggling with it, really struggling, trying to let the sadness wash over me but not consume me. It’s very hard to feel sad but not completely defeated.” The girl added that in such a struggle it is very important to help each other and talk about such difficulties if they arise.
Earlier, Maisie Williams’ friend and co-star Sophie Turner made the same confession. On April 16, she became a member of the “Phil in the blanks” podcast. The actress spoke candidly with host Phil McGraw and shared her experience of struggling with mental health.
Turner said she was severely affected by the negative comments she had read about herself. Haters, according to her, criticized everything from appearance to acting skills: “You see ten positive comments, and among them one negative, and he immediately just confuses you,” she said.
The girl began to believe what was written under the photographs. She worried about every kilo she gained, skin problems, and other imperfections:
“It influenced me creatively! I made my corset tighter, I thought about my face… It’s very hard to be true to the character because you’re so worried about “Sophie”.
It got to the point that the actress began to move away from everyone around. She did not see her friends, but only cried and cried. She didn’t want to get out of bed and leave the house.
“Maisie Williams and I were friends and went through the same thing. Usually, returning home from filming, we went to a small supermarket across the street and just bought food, returned to our room and ate it in bed, Sophie Turner said about the filming process. “We didn’t talk to anyone for a couple of years.”
Turner managed to change her life thanks to psychotherapy and her fiancé, musician Joe Jonas. The girl was treated in specialized centers, she is still taking medications and now she feels much better. But it was the support of the young man that became the decisive factor in the fight against depression.
“When someone says they love you every day, it really makes you love yourself a lot more. Yes, I love myself,” admitted the actress during the podcast.
She also said that she no longer reads comments on social media and only occasionally allows people to tag her in photos: “It still affects me.
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Environmental protection, environmental safety and rational use of natural resources
Advanced training in “Environmental safety”
112 hours
Certificate 9000 r3
RUB 4,500
30%
Radiation safety: concept; norms and rules; control
Advanced training “Construction safety”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500 112 hours
RUB 4,500
30%
Ensuring radiation safety in the design of facilities containing sources of ionizing radiation
Advanced training “Radiation safety”
104 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Radiation safety when handling generating radiation sources. Radiation control and protection
Advanced training “Radiation safety”
112 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Fundamentals of accounting and control of radioactive substances and radioactive waste
Advanced training in “Environmental safety”
112 hours
Certificate
6,500 rubles
RUB 4,500
30%
Rules and methods for sampling, transportation and storage of samples of environmental objects
Advanced training in “Environmental safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Methodology for monitoring the air environment at the facilities of main pipelines
Advanced training in “Environmental safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Environmental safety
Advanced training in “Environmental safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Excavation, installation of temporary fences and placement of temporary facilities in Moscow
Advanced training “Construction”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Preparatory work at the construction site
Advanced training “Construction safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Ground stabilization and piling
Advanced training “Construction safety”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Work on dewatering, organization of surface runoff and drainage
Advanced training “Construction safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5 000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Artificial ground freezing
Advanced training “Construction safety”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Occupational safety in construction SNiP 12-03-2001, SNiP 12-04-2002 (for engineers)
Advanced training “Construction”
72 hours
Certificate
r.
RUB 3,500
30%
Organization and implementation of technical supervision over the construction of buildings and structures
Advanced training “Construction”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Organization and implementation of construction control during the construction, reconstruction and overhaul of capital construction projects
Advanced training “Construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5 000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Schemes of the planning organization of the land plot. Architectural, constructive and technological solutions. Measures to ensure access for people with limited mobility, including at especially dangerous facilities
Advanced training “Design”
104 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Internal engineering equipment, internal and external engineering networks, a list of engineering and technical measures, including at especially dangerous, technically complex and unique facilities
Advanced training “Design”
104 hours
Certificate
RUB 6,500
RUB 4,500
30%
Internal systems and power supply networks, low-voltage systems, dispatching, automation, engineering systems management
Advanced training “Design”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Design and installation of internal and external engineering systems made of polymer and metal-polymer materials during the construction and repair of buildings. Gas supply systems – design features
Advanced training “Design”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Network design, installation and diagnostics of fiber-optic communication lines
Advanced training “Design”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Bridge crossings and interchanges. Issues of design, construction and operation
Advanced training “Road construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering surveys for construction (by types of engineering surveys)
Advanced training “Engineering survey activities”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering survey activities, including those at highly hazardous, technically complex and unique facilities and nuclear facilities
Advanced training “Engineering survey activities”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering survey activities for the construction of buildings and structures, including at nuclear facilities
Advanced training “Engineering survey activities”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Organization and management of engineering surveys
Advanced training “Organization and management of engineering surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Work as part of engineering and geodetic surveys
Advanced training “Engineering and geodetic surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Works as part of engineering and geological surveys
Advanced training “Engineering and geological surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Works as part of engineering geotechnical surveys
Advanced training “Engineering geotechnical surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Works as part of engineering and hydrometeorological surveys
Advanced training “Engineering and hydrometeorological surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Work as part of engineering and environmental surveys
Advanced training “Engineering and environmental surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering and geotechnical surveys. Modern technologies of full-scale testing of soils. Die, static and dynamic tests.
Advanced training “Engineering and geotechnical surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Reconstruction and restoration of buildings and structures
Advanced training “Restoration”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Restoration of decorative and artistic painting
Advanced training “Restoration”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Restoration of decorative plasters and moldings
Advanced training “Restoration”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Restoration of wooden works
Advanced training “Restoration”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Restoration of roofing
Advanced training “Restoration”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Conducting energy audits to improve energy efficiency and energy saving
Advanced training in Energy
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Valuation activities. State cadastral valuation of real estate
Advanced training “Cadastral activity / engineers”
108 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Legal regulation of land relations in the context of changes in land legislation (as of 01.09.2015)
Advanced training “Cadastral activities / engineers”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Fundamentals of cadastral activity. New in land management and cadastres.
Advanced training “Cadastral activities / engineers”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Cartography and cadastral mapping of the territory
Advanced training “Cadastral activities / engineers”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Legal support for land management and cadastral works in the design of linear facilities
Advanced training “Cadastral activities / engineers”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Production control over compliance with sanitary rules and implementation of sanitary and anti-epidemic (preventive) measures
Advanced training “Industrial control”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Rules for the protection of gas distribution networks
Advanced training “Gas equipment”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Technosphere safety
Advanced training “Safety at work”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 2,500
30%
Welding production
Advanced training “Welding production”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Radiation safety in the operation of sources of ionizing radiation
Advanced training “Radiation safety”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Radiation control and explosion safety control of scrap and waste of ferrous and non-ferrous metals
Advanced training “Radiation safety”
72 hours
Certificate
5 000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Technical supervision. Quality control and management of road construction works
Advanced training “Construction”
40 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training of employees appointed as persons responsible for ensuring transport security in the subject of transport infrastructure
Advanced training “Safety in railway transport”
40 hours
Certificate
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RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training of employees appointed as persons responsible for ensuring transport security at the transport infrastructure facility and (or) vehicle, and specialty personnel
Advanced training “Safety in railway transport”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training for employees of the transport infrastructure entity, transport security unit, managing the performance of work directly related to ensuring transport security
Advanced training “Railway transport safety”
40 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training for employees included in the rapid response group
Advanced training “Safety in railway transport”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training of employees performing inspection, additional inspection, re-examination in order to ensure transport security
Advanced training “Safety in railway transport”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Improving the reliability of bridges: errors in design, construction and operation
Advanced training “Road construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Repair and maintenance of roads. Modern technologies. Application of asphalts. Building control
Advanced training “Road construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Ensuring road safety in the design, construction and operation of roads
Advanced training “Road construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Design and construction of motor roads for oil and gas fields
Advanced training “Road construction”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Current issues of legislation in the field of cadastral activities
Advanced training “Architecture and construction”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Land and property relations. Practice of application of land legislation
Advanced training “Earthworks”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
The procedure for allocation of land for construction
Advanced training “Earthworks”
72 hours
Certificate
5 000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Supervising during the construction of oil and gas wells
Advanced training in the Oil and Gas Sector
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Oil refining
Advanced training “Oil and gas sector”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Preparation, transportation and storage of oil
Advanced training “Oil and gas sector”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Well control. Well management (in case of gas, oil and water shows)
Advanced training “Oil and gas sector”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Heads, members of certification commissions of organizations operating hazardous production facilities that use lifting structures designed to lift and move goods.
Advanced training “Lifting structures”
112 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Managers, members of certification commissions of organizations operating hazardous production facilities that use lifting structures designed to lift and transport people.
Advanced training “Lifting structures”
112 hours
Certificate
RUB 6,500
RUB 4,500
30%
Managers, members of certification commissions of organizations engaged in installation, adjustment, repair, reconstruction or modernization of lifting structures during the operation of hazardous production facilities.
Advanced training “Lifting structures”
112 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Specialist responsible for the implementation of production control during the operation of hazardous production facilities that use lifting structures designed to lift and move goods.
Advanced training “Lifting structures”
112 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Specialist responsible for the implementation of production control during the operation of hazardous production facilities that use lifting structures designed to lift and transport people.
Advanced training “Lifting structures”
112 hours
Certificate
RUB 6,500
RUB 4,500
30%
Construction control and quality management in construction_seminar plan
Advanced training “Building control”
16 hours
Certificate
5 000 r.
RUB 3,500
30%
Construction control over construction and installation works
Advanced training “Building control”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Construction control over work in the field of water supply and sewerage
Advanced training “Construction control”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Building control over works in the field of fire safety
Advanced training “Building control”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Construction control over work in the field of heat and gas supply and ventilation
Advanced training “Building control”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Employees appointed as persons responsible for ensuring transport security in the subject of transport infrastructure in automobile and urban surface electric transport and in the field of road facilities
Advanced training in “Transport security”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Employees appointed as persons responsible for ensuring transport security at a transport infrastructure facility and (or) a vehicle, and personnel of specialized organizations on a motor vehicle
Advanced training in “Transport Security”
60 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Employees of the subject of transport infrastructure, transport security units, managing the performance of work directly related to ensuring the transport security of the transport infrastructure facility
Advanced training in “Transport Security”
80 hours
Certificate
RUB 5 0002
RUB 3,500
30%
Employees included in the Rapid Response Team in automotive and urban surface electric transport and in the field of road maintenance
Advanced training in “Transport Security”
80 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Employees performing screening, additional screening, re-screening to ensure transport security in automobile and urban surface electric transport and in the field of road facilities
Advanced training in “Transport security”
80 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Comprehensive technical diagnostics of heating networks and pumping stations
Advanced training “Energy”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Installation and repair of automatic fire protection systems
Advanced training “Energy”
72 hours
Certificate
5 000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Operational management of the main equipment of thermal power plants
Advanced training “Energy”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Organization of the activities of the electrical laboratory
Advanced training “Energy”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Agroecology
Advanced training “Agronomy”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Biological protection
Advanced training “Agronomy”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Plant immunity
Advanced training “Agronomy”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Quarantine of agricultural and flower-ornamental crops, forest quarantine
Advanced training “Agronomy”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Seed system, testing of varietal crops and sampling of seeds of agricultural crops
Advanced training “Agronomy”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Modern methods of mine surveying
Advanced training “Mine Surveying”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Explosive work Explosion safety of coal mines
Advanced training “Explosive work”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Welding production equipment and technology (for specialists in welding production II and III levels)
Advanced training “Welding production”
60 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Technologies and equipment for welding production (for specialists in welding production of II level)
Advanced training “Welding production”
16 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Technologies and equipment for welding production (for specialists in welding production of III level)
Advanced training “Welding production”
36 hours
Certificate
5 000 r.
RUB 3,500
30%
Landscaping and landscaping specialist
Advanced training “Greening”
32 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Advanced training in the organization of improvement of adjacent territories
Advanced training “Landscaping”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Improvement and gardening of urban areas
Advanced training “Greening”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Determination of the estimated cost of construction and installation and repair and construction works by the resource method
Advanced training “Architecture and construction”
108 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Metrological assurance of measurements
Advanced training “Architecture and construction”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Ensuring safety during loading and unloading operations and placement of goods
Advanced training “Safety at work”
24 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Ensuring safety during gas-flame work
Advanced training “Safety at work”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Ensuring safety when working with tools and fixtures
Advanced training “Safety at work”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Ensuring safety in the performance of electric welding
Advanced training “Safety at work”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Disinfection: Safe operation of steam sterilizers, advanced training
Advanced training “Disinfection”
16 hours
Certificate
5 000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Disinfector
Advanced training “Disinfection”
16 hours
Certificate
RUB 3,500
30%
Disinfection: Medical disinfector, advanced training
Advanced training “Disinfection”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Operation of gas pipelines and gas equipment of administrative, public and domestic buildings
Advanced training “Gas equipment”
16 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Industrial safety at gas distribution and gas consumption facilities
Advanced training “Gas equipment”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Fundamentals of maintenance and repair of gas distribution networks, gas consumption and gas equipment for public use
Advanced training “Gas equipment”
16 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Organization and conduct of production control
Advanced training “Production control”
16 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Production control over compliance with sanitary rules and implementation of sanitary and anti-epidemic (preventive) measures
Advanced training “Industrial control”
144 hours
Certificate
6 500 rubles.
RUB 4,500
30%
Disinfection, disinfestation and deratization in organizations of various profiles
Advanced training “Disinfection”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Disinfection: Provision of disinfection and sterilization by managers and specialists in healthcare facilities and hospitals
Advanced training “Disinfection”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Responsible for earthworks, installation of temporary fences, placement of temporary facilities
Advanced training “Earthworks”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Modern technologies in the field of cadastral activities
Advanced training “Earthworks”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Actual issues of legislation in the field of cadastral activities
Advanced training “Earthworks”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Actual problems of interaction between subjects of cadastral relations
Advanced training “Architecture and construction”
40 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Modern technologies in the field of cadastral activities
Advanced training “Architecture and construction”
40 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering and geological surveys at unique sites
Advanced training “Engineering and geological surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Engineering and environmental surveys
Advanced training “Engineering and environmental surveys”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500 150 hours0002 6 500 rub.
RUB 4,500
30%
Mine surveying
Advanced training “Mining”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Energy saving and energy efficiency improvement
Advanced training “Energy saving”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Fundamentals of energy saving
Advanced training “Energy Saving”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Responsible for energy saving of the enterprise (organization)
Advanced training “Energy saving”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Energy service management. Management of an energy service company. Features of an energy service contract
Advanced training “Energy Saving”
72 hours
Certificate
5,000 rubles.
RUB 3,500
30%
Conducting energy audits of industrial enterprises
Advanced training “Energy Saving”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
30%
Field development and infrastructure
Advanced training in the Oil and Gas Sector
72 hours
Certificate
RUB 5,000
RUB 3,500
30%
Construction safety “Explosive works”
Advanced training “Explosive works”
72 hours
Certificate
5000 rub.
RUB 3,500
Development of training programs for your business
Educational center “Kupol” is a staff of experienced teachers-methodologists who develop and update professional development programs.
We adapt the course to the needs of your company:
We guarantee full compliance with the requirements of standards and Russian legislation;
We offer profitable discounts for organizations when paying for several courses at the same time;
We help to prepare documentation for training employees in a short time.
License of the Ministry of Education
Only educational centers with a license can engage in educational activities. Be careful, check the license on the website of the Ministry of Education.
Training guarantees at the Kupol UCPO
Entry into the register of data on received documents on training
You can always confirm your training with us if required by the employer or inspection authorities, as well as restore documents in case they are lost or damaged.
Conclusion of an agreement for the provision of educational services
We work only under a contract that clearly spells out the obligations of our training center to applicants.
As a result of training, documents of the established form are issued
Each student receives a diploma or certificate of the established form, which are valid throughout the territory of the Russian Federation.
Distance learning without interruption from work
We implement the learning process using remote access technologies. At the same time, the specifics of the method of obtaining knowledge are not displayed in the final papers and the diploma.
We offer discounts for multiple programs.
For legal entities and individuals there is a favorable system of discounts. If you need to issue several packages, please contact our managers, we will provide a special offer
Flexible tuition payment options
There are several options for paying for tuition in the UCPO “Kupol”: cash on delivery, payment by bank details or online, through state-owned secure payment systems.
Center for Professional Development UCPO “Kupol” in St.
Petersburg
UCPO “Kupol” offers professional development courses for representatives of various professions. We have developed more than 2,500 programs in the field of healthcare, labor protection, education, the service sector, industry, and production.
APE (additional vocational education) courses are designed to increase the level of knowledge of an employee, improve his skills and abilities, study current changes in legislation. Getting certified every 5 years is a mandatory requirement for many employers.
Training at the courses confirms the competence of the employee, his compliance with the position held. For example, when introducing new standards and technologies, installing new equipment, first of all, the qualifications of the personnel are evaluated. If the level of training of an employee is considered insufficient, he will have to undergo training in order to maintain his job. You will definitely find the necessary advanced training program on the Kupol LLC website.
We offer two formats for obtaining a certificate: standard and urgent. We provide each student with the course program, methodological materials, questions for testing. UTsPO “Kupol” received a license from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, therefore, certificates of advanced training with the seal of LLC “Kupol” are accepted by employers throughout Russia. Choose the right direction and apply for the course.
Who needs to improve their skills and when
New technologies, equipment and industry requirements appear in all areas of activity. Regular professional development allows employees to expand and improve theoretical knowledge and practical skills for more efficient work. Modern educational programs are well structured, meet the needs of businesses and professionals who need to combine education and full-time employment.
Programs are developed taking into account the professional standards of the Ministry of Labor and the current regulatory framework.
Professional development is necessary for employees and managers and organizations. In accordance with Art. 195.3 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, the employer is obliged to apply professional standards in terms of qualification requirements, if they are established by applicable law. This applies to specialists and ordinary personnel in the field of finance and economics, law, architecture and design, security, construction and housing and communal services, transport, mining, electricity, industry, education and healthcare.
The frequency of courses depends on the specialty, but at least once every 3-5 years. All employers are required to apply professional standards in the cases provided for by the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, regardless of status and form of ownership.
Benefits of remote advanced training courses
On the basis of the training center, there are courses in popular areas in 29 professional industries.
Learning benefits:
expansion and deepening of knowledge, increasing the competitiveness of specialists in the market and opening up new career prospects;
increase in the professional level of employees, which positively affects labor productivity;
compliance with professional standards, excluding sanctions from the supervisory authorities – issuing orders and administrative responsibility;
Obtaining a theoretical base from experienced teachers and timely updated methodological materials that provide a high-quality study of narrow-profile issues.
Kupol Business Support Center offers distance (online) advanced training courses with obtaining certificates in 1 day. You can choose a standard program or tailor it to your organization’s individual requirements.
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ALEV Stroy LLC, represented by General Director Vladimir Mikhailovich Vysotsky, expresses gratitude to the staff of the Kupol Business Support Center for providing assistance in certifying specialists at the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
We express our sincere gratitude for your conscientious attitude and mutual understanding.
We wish you success, economic and financial well-being.
We sincerely hope to cooperate with you in the future!
EngineeringStroyService LLC thanks Kupol Business Support Center for fruitful cooperation.
We express our sincere gratitude for your conscientious attitude and mutual understanding. We wish you success, economic and financial well-being.
I would like to express my deep gratitude for the highly qualified work, the accuracy of the fulfillment of obligations and the efficiency in work.
Throughout the entire period of work, your company has proved to be a reliable and conscientious partner in organizing the production activities of Azovenergoservice LLC.
We look forward to constructive cooperation in the future.
INTEHSTROY Limited Liability Company expresses its gratitude to both the management of Kupol LLC and the company’s employees for their professionalism in work and efficiency in preparing documents for joining a self-regulatory organization.
We recommend your services to all our partners!
On behalf of LLC “RegionStroyKomplekt” we express our gratitude to you for the high culture of doing business.
We express our gratitude to the certification body “Leader Standard”.
Special personal thanks to Anastasia Mikhailovna Terenchuk, Client Relations Manager.
Your professional approach to work, efficiency, conscientious attitude to business deserve the highest praise.
Thank you for your cooperation, we wish prosperity to your center, health and happiness to all employees!
LLC “SMU-7” expresses gratitude to the employees of LLC “Unified Certification and Licensing Center” and personally to the General Director Anton Rene, for their high professionalism and excellent training course in the field of industrial and civil construction.
The effectiveness of the company’s courses lies in the optimal ratio of developing practical skills and presenting theoretical material.
Staff development. is an important component of any direction in business. It is especially pleasant when training is easy, interesting and convenient!
We express our gratitude to you for the training of highly qualified personnel, for providing an opportunity to acquire professionally significant knowledge and skills through the use of a wide range of modern educational and information technologies, without interrupting production activities.
Thank you for the quality presentation of the material, as well as for the constant willingness to help, even after the completion of the training. It is these that are allocated by the company LLC “Unified Center for Certification and Licensing”.
CJSC “Engineering Center “Automation of Resource Saving Technologies” expresses gratitude to the Center for Legal Support of Builders “Kupol” for professionalism, competence, attentiveness and accuracy when working with clients.
You have established yourself as a reliable partner who clearly fulfills the set tasks and is focused on achieving results. We hope to continue cooperation in the future.
LLC “ELEKTROPROFI” expresses its gratitude to the employees of the Center for Legal Support of Builders “Kupol” for professional, high-quality and fast assistance in resolving issues in the field of ISO certification and assistance in joining the SRO.
When contacting the center, we always get the desired result. Information support is always at a high level!
We wish further professional growth, success and prosperity to your center.
Tagansky Educational Complex
Educational complex “Tagansky” is located near the metro station “Proletarskaya” and “Krestyanskaya Zastava” in a modern shopping and office center. You will be able to practice in the very center of Moscow without wasting precious time on the road.
There are 14 classrooms in the complex, equipped with the latest technical equipment, which allows you to visually study the possibilities of the most modern software products and effectively use the study hours. Ergonomic furniture, a microclimate system, soundproofing of classrooms and a dedicated seating area will make you feel like you are in class comfortable and convenient .
Microsoft courses, accounting courses, courses for users, courses for managers, web design, 3D modeling are taught in the complex.
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Sberbank of Russia:
Dinamovskaya st., 4
Absolut Bank:
(Vorontsovskaya st., 35
VTB:
Vorontsovskaya st., 43с1
Sovcombank:
Marksistskaya st., 34/8
Address 1:
Krestyanskaya Zastava Square near the Proletarskaya and Krestyanskaya Zastava metro stations
Prazhechka Restaurant:
st. Vorontsovskaya, 35B, building 2
Restaurant “Old Muller”:
st. Vorontsovskaya, 35B
Subway:
st. Vorontsovskaya, 48 (across the road from the complex)
Tagansky office. Excellent organization, high-quality equipment, ventilated classrooms, a large number of lunch and snack options, which is extremely important in the learning process!
I am a graduate of Moscow State Technical University. Bauman. Since 2003, I have regularly taken advanced training courses at the Specialist training center. I am very satisfied with the level of the material taught. All teachers are highly qualified specialists, and most importantly, all practitioners share their personal experience. After each course, you really feel that you have become more competent in a particular area.
In 2020, I took several courses in a field that was new to me. This made it possible to subsequently find a promising job with more than a decent level of pay. I plan to continue my professional development with the “Specialist” this year. I recommend this Center to everyone as a place for my development.
Clean auditoriums and free tea/coffee. Polite staff.
Daytime and evening forms of education imply a large load on students. I can study only during non-working hours, and these are weekdays – evening or weekends – day. Difficult, because the courses: the basics of programming, programming in C, C ++ are long-term training and a clear head is always needed. After work, it is difficult to sit for 4 hours in a row, due to fatigue, as a result, attention is lost. Studying on the weekend is inconvenient, because after a working week you need rest, you lose your weekend.
On the OZ form there is a live recording of classes (live questions), you can set your own learning pace: what you know to skip, what is not clear to review again. It is convenient that the teacher looks through the work (because consultations are provided), it is felt that they are taking care of you, they do not leave you unattended
The main advantage is that you study when it is convenient for you, but the quality of education does not suffer. You can combine work and study and neither one nor the other suffers.
I completed the first HTML courses. I really liked this course! Especially the professionalism of the teacher Alexei Tarasov. Everything is clear, to the point, without further ado, will always help if something is not clear. And in general, the impression about him remained only positive. The information was given in an accessible, understandable and consistent manner. The course was rich, interesting and easy to digest!!!))) Even for me, when I was not familiar with this program at all. For this, a special THANK YOU to him! There are no claims. More such teachers for you!!!))) Now I am mastering Photoshop.
Thank you for your attention to the audience!
Sincerely, Marina.
I want to once again express my gratitude to the center for new knowledge! It is extremely important for a designer to enrich his toolkit in order to think wider and better express his thoughts on the monitor screen.)) In this case, the slogan of the center “Your path to success” is not empty words, it is verified by myself!)) After all, EXACTLY “SPECIALIST” , and not a college or university, served at one time as the starting point in my career, helped me find myself (choose a specialty to my liking and consolidate my skills, get a job and realize my potential in my favorite business, receive a stable income, etc. )
The Center gives me the opportunity to develop in depth in the chosen areas, and with such an excellent teacher as Kirill (Morozov), this process is very effective and not at all routine.))
I am sure that attending his courses will continue to be a good tradition. )
It is not easy for a creative specialist to realize himself, so I will repeat: EXACTLY “SPECIALIST” served as the beginning of my personal “WAY TO SUCCESS”!
Special thanks to Kirill for today’s training and the previous course!
Hello! A grateful student writes to you, Malyukov Dmitry, together with Vysotsky Mikhail, students from MSTU, passed the 2nd level of solid with you. Yesterday we passed CSWA! Both have more than 200 points 🙂 Thank you so much for the knowledge you shared, we will definitely come again, and then we will pass the CSWP!!!
Sincerely, Malyukov D.
How grateful I am to Natalya Vladimirovna Samoilenko for the knowledge gained, an amazing teacher, I learned so much new things, explains so intelligibly, is very attentive and sensitive to each student, there is such an easy and relaxed atmosphere in the classroom, Natalya Vladimirovna with an excellent sense of humor, I am terribly to her Thank you and I will definitely sign up for the next course. Thank you very much!
First of all, I would like to note the effectiveness of the presentation of the material, which made it possible to master fairly large amounts of information in a short time and quickly learn how to apply the acquired knowledge in practice. In my case, this was especially important due to the need to promote my online store on a template, and a complete lack of knowledge in this area (attempts to comprehend the basics of HTML on my own, using materials from the Internet, took a lot of time and did not inspire at all). But already after the first HTML and CSS course, I managed to bring the site design back to normal and do a lot of optimization work, which brought good results: the business got off the ground. And if something starts to work out, then there is a desire to move on: a lot of new ideas immediately appeared, for the implementation of which I want to learn how to make more complex, beautiful and interesting sites!
As for the second course itself, I liked it very much and turned out to be really useful! The information seemed a little more difficult to perceive, but I attribute this solely to my own workload during this period. In general, the explanations were quite intelligible, so there were almost no questions during the practical work. Special thanks for the interesting links, useful recommendations and a wonderful positive atmosphere in the classroom!
In my opinion, the course is built perfectly: full of interesting material, fresh information. I would really like to expand the acquired knowledge, so I will look forward to new courses and seminars!
I really liked studying at the center on Proletarskaya, the time in the classroom flew by unnoticed, Ksenia was very interesting and professional about everything, explained, prompted, answered questions that arose … At work, I was just recently transferred from Excel 2003 to 2010, and these classes helped me a lot to start understanding this new version for me, although my relationship with Excel is rather superficial – print an invoice, copy something and paste it into a large file – but even with this, some difficulties arose at first, especially in the first the days when the 2010 version was installed. Now, even these four evenings of classes have already made life much easier)))
Initially, I wanted to take the 1C Trade and Warehouse Level 1 course, because I have been working with this program as a user for five years now, and except for receipts and expenditures, I don’t really know anything, while it was unnecessary … But I wanted to I would like to study its possibilities more, you never know how life will turn (who periodically does not have a desire to change jobs?…) from Hungary, invoices (excel documents) for the supply of prescription lenses, and after that, again in 1C, I create sales documents for clients … I read on the specialist.ru website in the recommendations that it is advisable to take an Excel 1 course before learning 1C, therefore it is I signed up and I don’t regret it at all.
In November we are going on vacation, and in December I am thinking of continuing my studies. It’s only a pity that I didn’t find the 1C trade and warehouse course in the evenings in this center, on Proletarskaya, – it’s very convenient to get to it, despite the fact that it takes me 10 minutes to walk from the work office to the Kitay-Gorod metro station, and the work ends day at 18. 00, I had time for the beginning of classes with almost no problems, and I didn’t even have to ask the authorities to leave early, and this was a good opportunity to avoid unnecessary questions … I don’t know if it will be possible to get to the center on Baumanskaya just as easily and quickly, – it seems to be nearby, three metro stops, but with two transfers, and in the evening “rush hours” you can get stuck there…
Maybe something will change before December, or something else will suddenly come to my mind…
Special thanks to Ekaterina Karanova for efficiency, attentiveness and readiness to help in organizational and other matters.
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Date
from 06.10.2022
to 11.10.2022
Learn mode
daily evening
19:00 – 22:00
Open training
Online only!
Course
1C:Enterprise 8. 3. Integration and data exchange tools [c]
Teacher
Gusev Dmitry Albertovich
Place of study
“Tagansky”
m. Proletarskaya
m. Peasant outpost
The face-to-face group is full, but you can take this course online
Full-time group, but you can take this course online
Cost for physical persons
15 990 ₽
Online
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from 06.10.2022
to 13.10.2022
Learn mode
daily evening
19:00 – 22:00
Open training
Online only!
Course
Data composition system – setting up reports by 1C:Enterprise 8.3 users
Teacher
Gusev Dmitry Albertovich
Place of study
“Tagansky”
m. Proletarskaya
m. Peasant outpost
The face-to-face group is full, but you can take this course online
Cost for physical persons
19 990 ₽
Online
Date
from 07.10.2022
to 14.10.2022
Learn mode
daily evening
19:00 – 22:00
Open training
Online only!
Course
Data composition system – setting up reports by 1C:Enterprise 8. 3 users
Teacher
Gusev Dmitry Albertovich
Place of study
“Tagansky”
m. Proletarskaya
m. Peasant outpost
The face-to-face group is full, but you can take this course online
Cost for physical persons
19 990 ₽
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Registration for a new charitable project – the winner of the competition of the Presidential Grants Fund 2022 is open!
ANO “School of Happiness” – the winner of the second competition of the Presidential Grants Fund! Registration of participants for the new Charity project 2022-2023 “FAMILY UNIVERSITY” is open. Invited to the project: children aged 5-18 with disabilities (with the ability to hear, speak, write, move independently or with additional assistance, without mental disabilities), as well as mother, father, even if desired, grandmother, grandfather + siblings 5-18 years old . Project dates: September 2022 –June 2023
Registration until September 15th by phone +7(831)4363350/51. Individual meetings with each family by appointment.
Detailed information>>
The 2nd stage of the project “BTR 2022” was completed – acquaintance with educational institutions
of higher education in Nizhny Novgorod
The children and their parents visited the UNN. Lobachevsky on April 27: the meeting was attended by heads and teachers of various faculties, as well as the UNN Career Center and its leader Romanenko Svetlana Valentinovna. In May, a series of 3 visits to Mininsky University May 16, 19 and 26. The children and parents were met by the Head of the RMC Krasnopevtseva Tatyana Fedorovna, heads of faculties, teachers. And the third university – Polytechnic University – was the third partner of the project, 2 meetings were held on the territory of the ICAAE N. Novgorod on April 18 and May 23: meetings with the university admissions officer, the guys watched educational films and participated in quizzes on topics of nuclear energy .
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Children of the Charitable Project “The Future is in Your Hands!” 2022 took part in the interactive program “Mysteries of the Atom” at ICAE.
Dear friends! As part of the program of visits to Nizhny Novgorod universities and companies April 18 2022 the first visit took place – the Atomic Energy Center. Children and parents discovered the Center from a new side, participated in the interactive program “Mysteries of the Atom” and listened to the speech of the representative of the Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University named after Alekseev about choosing the direction in life “Professional route”.
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Final lessons of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!” 2022
On April 9-10, three final classes of the Charitable Career Guidance Project “The Future is in Your Hands” 2022 were held. The atmosphere of the traveling format contributed not only to a positive attitude, but also to constructive work. The summed up results of the training program will remain a vivid impression and will be a good promise for further self-development
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March classes of the Charity project “The future is in your hands!” 2022 ANO “School of Happiness”.
In March 2022, all project participants continued to work towards achieving the set heights and goals: the art of self-presentation, the wheel of life balance, life success and financial literacy. Group practice, individual tasks. Constructive, rich and productive!
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Charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!” continues!
February 27, 2022 . The next lesson of the career guidance project “The Future is in Your Hands” was held at a new site – in the Youth Center of the Nizhny Novgorod Region “Vysota!”. New space – new topics: * SUCCESS and its criteria
* Importance of POSITIVE THINKING and Optimism in Life Practical exercises on Values and Team Building were also constructive! ALL THE GUYS WERE GREAT!
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News of the Project “The Future is in Your Hands!” 2022
On February 13 and 20, 2022 regular classes of the Charitable career counseling project “The Future is in Your Hands!” In the classroom, the guys worked out the following topics: Ability to express and defend their opinion and their point of view, Efficiency, Pros and Cons of types of work in modern society, Working out the skills of calm and confident presentation of their thoughts on current topics. All the guys are great fellows! We work further!
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The 2nd season of the Charity Project “The Future is in Your Hands” has started!
February 6, 2022 the second season of the Charitable career guidance project for children aged 12-18 with various disabilities started “The future is in your hands!” . The project participants were 20 families from Nizhny Novgorod and the Nizhny Novgorod region.
The general partner of the project is KPMG, the project partners are Charitable Foundation “Good Tomorrow”, Group of Companies “S GROUP”, Company “Mir Nasosov”.
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The second season of the charitable career guidance project “The Future is in Your Hands!”
ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” in 2022 holds the 2nd season of the Charitable Career Guidance Project “The Future is in Your Hands” for children aged 13-18 with various disabilities (congenital and acquired) and their parents. * General partner of the project – KPMG Company. * Project partners: Charitable Foundation “Good Tomorrow”, Group of Companies “S GROUP”, Company “World of Pumps”. * Participation is FREE! Registration by tel. 4363350/51
More about the project
The work of the Resource Team of Volunteer Mothers
From September 17 to 19, 2021, a presentation of the activities of the Mother Volunteer Team was held at the 5th Games of Winners (organized by the NOSC Foundation), October 5 the participants held a presentation of the Collection of Life Stories (published as part of the project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” with the support of the Presidential Grants Foundation) in the departments of oncology and hematology of the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Children’s Hospital and talked about the plans of the detachment. Details are also on the ROMV website https://romv.tilda.ws/ and a small photo report.
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Collection of stories of mothers participating in the Project
At the beginning of September 2021, the Collection of Life Stories of mothers participating in the Charity project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” was published. All stories are written by mothers themselves. They passed all the tests together with their children and won!
Compendium
Volunteer Mother Group Outreach Intensive
June 19-24, 2021 . took part in an outreach intensive for the preparation of a Group of Mothers-Volunteers as part of the Charity Project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” (supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation – presidential grants.rf)
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Final lesson of the Charity Project
June 4 – 6, 2021 the final lesson was held for both Groups of mothers participating in the Charitable project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” (supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation – presidential grants. rf). Invited specialists worked as part of the final lesson: *** Aleksandrova Olga (California/USA, fairy tale therapist, author of her own methods of group work for women using sand therapy methods, author of sets of metaphorical maps for working with female identity and disclosure of internal resources, author articles, psycho-correctional fairy tales, online courses on working with the topic “Inner Child”, etc.) *** Agarkova Tatyana (Orenburg, fairy tale therapist, perinatal psychologist).
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Outdoor classes of the members of Group No. 2
April 24 – 25 and May 22 – 23, 2021 . off-site classes of Group No. 2 of the Charity project took place. The classes were held as part of the Charitable Project “Prevention of Emotional Burnout in Mothers of Children with Cancer”, supported by the Presidential Grants Fund
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Meeting with a unique specialist Alena Shimanskaya (St.
Petersburg)
March 27 – 28, 2021 . within the framework of the Charity Project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” (supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation – presidential grants.rf), a lesson was held with Alena Shimanskaya (St. Petersburg). Alena Shimanskaya is one of the unique Russian specialists in the subject of emotional burnout, a psychologist, the closest student of the legendary Andrey Gnezdilov, the creator of the first hospice in Russia at 1999g. in St. Petersburg, almost permanently working in it to this day with staff, patients and relatives. Alena Shimanskaya has perhaps the most extensive practical experience in Russia in the topic of working with emotional burnout, the author of many articles and publications on this topic!
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First field session of Group #2
March 13 – 14, 2021 the first field lesson of Group No. 2 of the Charity project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer” 2020-2021 took place. (supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation presidential grants.rf).
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Start of classes for Group No. 2 of the Charitable Project
support of the Presidential Grants Fund (presidential grants.rf). Working mood reigned not only in the group of mothers, but also in the children!
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The last field lesson of Group No. 1 of the Charity project
(supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation presidential grants.rf) The photo report is below. You can read here
Reviews
Art therapy of participants of the Charity project Our second Art Therapy class with Polina Shilina took place in the Art Space of the “Live” Studio. Relaxed, but creative atmosphere at the lesson, creative free atmosphere helped our participants of our project to give themselves pleasant, and somewhere even unexpected moments.
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The first Art Therapy class for the Charity Project participants.
As part of the Charitable Project “Prevention of Emotional Burnout of Mothers of Children with Cancer”, on October 25, 2020, the first Art Therapy class for mothers was held. “A sea of positive emotions, a pleasant space, a friendly atmosphere!!! And what masterpieces we got, it’s time to open a gallery” – a review of one of our project participants.
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Field class of the Charity Project on October 17-18, 2020
On October 17-18, 2020, the classes of the Charity Project were held in an outdoor format. A cozy hotel, comfortable rooms, a pleasant atmosphere – everything contributed not only to constructive and useful activities, but also to a good message only to positive thoughts.
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Activities of the project volunteers with a children’s group.
During classes, a children’s group works in parallel with the mothers’ group. Volunteers of the NONC FUND (project partner), as well as children participating in our previous charitable and inclusive projects, conduct not only informative and constructive dialogues with the children, but also consider such topics as: Friendship, Confidence, Happiness. Yoga classes not only give strength not only to mothers, but also to children.
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Start of the Charity project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer”
The first group of mothers has started their training sessions, which will continue until mid-February 2021. In parallel with classes with mothers, our group of volunteers conducts classes with a children’s group (children 7-12 years old).
Photo report from the first classes >>
Working meetings of Charity project volunteers.
On the eve of the start of the Charity project “Prevention of emotional burnout of mothers of children with cancer”, which is supported by the Presidential Grants Foundation (presidential grants.rf), two training meetings were held with project volunteers. Project volunteers are guys working with the NONC Foundation (project partner), as well as participants in our previous charitable and inclusive projects.
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Registration for the new Charity project 2020 – 2021 is open
Attention! Registration of participants for a new Charity project 2020-2021 “PREVENTION OF BURNOUT OF MOTHERS OF CANCER CHILDREN” is open (will be held with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund (presidential grants.rf)). The project invites: mothers of children with cancer, their children (5-12 years old), if desired – siblings (the second healthy child from the family) 5-12 years old. Project dates: September 2020 – December 2021. Two groups are recruited for the project. Classes are held on Sundays from 14:30 to 18.00.
Group No. 1 – September 2020 – June 2021
Group No. 2 – February – June 2021
Registration until September 15 by phone +7 (831) 4363350/51. Individual meetings with each family by appointment.
Information about the project>>
Video clip from the participant of the project “The future is in your hands!”
Dear friends! Participant of the completed charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!” Ryabinina Masha made a wonderful video about the project (on her own initiative, which is especially nice!). A huge THANK YOU to Masha for her creativity!!!
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Results of the project “The future is in your hands!”
Dear friends! On March 12, 2020, our career guidance charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!”, which was supported by the Presidential Grants Fund, ended. In the appendix we publish the statements of some children and parents on its results.
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Video of the Final of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!”
March 12, 2020 ended the charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!”
At the finals, the results of the six-month project were summed up, the final presentations of all the guys were made, and a collection of essays by the project participants was presented with reflections on their future, life and profession.
All children received memorable gifts from ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” and from project partners. The final video can be viewed at the link below.
Final video>>
Collection of essays by participants of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!”
On March 12, a six-month project was completed, in which 27 families with teenagers aged 13-17 with various forms of disability from Nizhny Novgorod and the Nizhny Novgorod region took part. The project was organized by ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund. The objective of the project is to help children find their professional vocation and start creating their successful future today, regardless of the diagnosis!
At the final, the final presentations of all the guys were made, and a collection of essays by the project participants was presented with reflections on their future, life and profession.
Collection of essays
Finale of the charity project “The Future is in your Hands!”
On March 12, 2020, the grand finale of the career guidance project “The Future is in Your Hands!” took place at the Innovation Center of Rosbank ROST. (August 2019 – March 2020), held with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund. In the final, the project participants defended the final presentations, a collection of essays by the guys was presented with reflections on their future, life and profession. The finalists were: the Ministry of Internal Regional and Municipal Policy of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, CISS, the NONC Foundation, Rosbank, IKEA, KPMG, Bravo-Soft, Transavtomatika, Arsenal, World of Pizza, UNN. N.I. Lobachevsky, N.I. K. Minin, Nizhny Novgorod Provincial College. All the children were awarded memorable gifts from ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” and partner companies.
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Interview of Ekaterina Lezova TC “Volga”
Ekaterina Lyozova, General Director of ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” in Your Hands!”, held with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund, gave an interview about the implementation of this project. Watch the interview at the link below.
Interview with TC “Volga”
Visit to the Contemporary Art Center ARSENAL
February 11, 2020 was our last visit from the program of visiting companies in Nizhny Novgorod as part of the Charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!”. Children and parents visited the Center for Contemporary Art ARSENAL (the largest exhibition complex in Nizhny Novgorod, a venue for major city events in the field of culture and art, a platform for communication of many people of creative directions and professions). The guys visited the exhibition, backstage of the Arsenal and the art workshop of the Center.
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Acquaintance with the “Pizza World” company
For the first group of our guys from the Charitable project “The Future is in Your Hands!” On February 04, 2020, a visit was made to the World of Pizza company. An interesting excursion, a “delicious master class” on cooking pizza from the company’s masters and, of course, mouth-watering pizza cooked by one’s own hands – the visit was a success!
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A day with IKEA!
On February 03, 2020, a bright and very constructive (!) visit to IKEA took place. The participants of the Charitable Career Guidance Project “The Future is in Your Hands!” supported by the Presidential Grants Fund (presidential grants. rf) spent almost half a day on an excursion, got to know key employees and took part in a business game organized by IKEA trainers.
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Visit of the participants of the Charity project to the company “TransAvtomatika”
January 30, 2020 as part of our project “The Future is in Your Hands!” visited the Nizhny Novgorod company “TransAvtomatika”. The TransAvtomatika group of companies is a diversified general contractor company that performs a full range of construction and installation works in the Northwestern Federal District and the Leningrad Region, as well as in the Volga Federal District and the Nizhny Novgorod Region.
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Participants of the Charitable Project “The Future is in Your Hands!” in the company “Brafo Soft”
On January 24, 2020, the participants of the Charitable project “The Future is in Your Hands!” to Bravo Soft. The company has been operating in the market of electronic information and legal systems for more than 25 years, it employs more than 250 employees. The children and parents had a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted not only with the employees of the Nizhny Novgorod office, but to see from the inside the work of all departments.
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A visit to the TV company “Volga”
Dear friends! On January 22, 2020, as part of our Charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!”, which is supported by the Presidential Grants Fund (https://presidentialgrants.rf), an excursion to the Volga television company, which occupies a leading position in the information space, took place Volga Federal District and Nizhny Novgorod Region.
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Acquaintance with the Nicol Group and the Simona chain of stores as part of a charity project
On January 17, 2020, the next visit of the participants of the charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!” in Nizhny Novgorod companies. The children and parents got acquainted with the work of the hotel business on the example of the Nicole Group of Companies and visited a household appliances store.
Video about the visit >>
Visit of the charity project participants to PJSC ROSBANK
On January 16, 2020, a visit was made to one of the leading banks in Nizhny Novgorod PJSC “ROSBANK”. The children and parents had a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the working process of all departments of the bank, incl. and the Training Center and ask questions on topics of interest on internships and employment in the company.
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Visit of the participants of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!” to KPMG Nizhny Novgorod
On December 17, 2019, our last block of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!” – visits to Nizhny Novgorod companies. The children and parents got acquainted with the company KPMG, Nizhny Novgorod, and also met with the trainer of the company ROOI “Perspektiva”.
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ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” in the All-Russian Catalog Social Entrepreneurship in Russia 2020 forms of disability) to the catalog “Social entrepreneurship in Russia 2020” Information can be found on page 81 of the catalogue.
Catalog “Social Entrepreneurship in Russia 2020”
Participants of the project “The Future is in Your Hands!” in the Nizhny Novgorod Provincial College
Participants of the Charitable project for the career guidance of adolescents with disabilities “The Future is in Your Hands” (supported by the Presidential Grants Fund) continue to attend educational institutions in the region. On the eve of December 4, they were met at the Nizhny Novgorod Provincial College. Children and their parents were able to communicate with the head of the college and learn about the possibilities and conditions of education.
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ANO “School of Happiness” conducted a training as part of the “Path to a Career” competition
November 27, 2019 Ekaterina Lezova conducted a training “Personal effectiveness. Working with negative beliefs”. The competition is held by the Regional Public Organization of People with Disabilities “Perspektiva” and the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Public Organization of Disabled People “Ark”, with the support of the ANO “Project Office for the Development Strategy of the Nizhny Novgorod Region”, the Presidential Grants Fund, the Trafigura Foundation, the Vinchel Foundation and the Business Council on Disability Issues. Ekaterina spoke with participants about the effective structure of thinking, fears, beliefs that prevent people from being happy and successful in their personal and professional lives.
Acquaintance with NPU them. K. Minin and RMC (N. Novgorod).
Dear friends! November 26 as part of our project “The Future is in Your Hands!” acquaintance with the Nizhny Novgorod Pedagogical University. Kozma Minin and RUMC (resource educational and methodological center for the training of people with disabilities and people with disabilities). The children and parents got acquainted with the leadership of the university and heard a brief story about the faculties and opportunities for studying at the university. Parents had a wonderful opportunity to talk with the vice-rector for educational and methodological activities on the topic “Education and support of students with disabilities” and ask their questions, and the children – to participate in the master class “Territory of Opportunities” from the Faculty of Humanities
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Participants of the charity project “The Future is in Your Hands!”; in the technopark “KVANTORIUM”
The first educational block of the Project “The Future is in your hands!” for teenagers with disabilities and their parents. The project has been carried out by ANO TsPSOOD “School of Happiness” with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund since September 2019d to March 2020 In this block, the children and their parents got acquainted with the educational opportunities of Lobachevsky UNN – the largest center of inclusive education in the Nizhny Novgorod Region. The guys visited the UNN Science Park, visited the Quantorium children’s technopark with a tour. During two visits, presentations of the main areas of study of the university were held. Teachers of faculties, students studying at these faculties, representatives of the UNN Career Center spoke to the guys. Many thanks to all UNN employees who participated in these meetings. Special thanks to Svetlana Valentinovna Romanenko, director of the UNN Career Center for the excellent organization of the event!
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Visit of the participants of the Charity project to Lobachevsky UNN
The charitable project “The Future is in Your Hands!” continues. Block No. 2 of the project began: visits to Nizhny Novgorod educational institutions of higher and secondary education. And our first visit was to the “Park of Science” Lobachevsky UNN. Meeting November 8, 2019was devoted to the main areas of liberal arts education presented at UNN (Institute of Philology and Journalism, Institute of Economics and Entrepreneurship, Institute of International Relations and World History, Faculty of Social Sciences). The children and parents learned about the details of admission and education at each of the faculties, student life and activities of each faculty, and opportunities for further employment after graduation. The children had a wonderful opportunity to communicate with the students of each of the directions and ask them their questions, and the parents talked to the teachers who were members of the admissions committee. The questions were very different! And we are looking forward to the next visit to UNN, where the guys will get acquainted with the direction of the exact sciences represented at the university.
Nick Vuychich in Nizhny Novgorod!
On September 18, 2019, an amazing person visited Nizhny Novgorod – Nick Vuychich!!! It was a great joy for us – after all, each of our Charity projects always begins with a story about this super-man and his life. And his wonderful book “Life without Borders” is recommended by us for mandatory reading and comprehension for both children and parents. 38 children and parents became participants in an exclusive meeting that Nick Vujicic held at the Stadium on the morning of September 18 for people with disabilities. And 5 families were given free tickets to Nick’s big evening performance at the Sports Palace. Both meetings were unforgettable!
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ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” – winner of the 1st competition of the Presidential Grants Fund 2019!
Dear friends!
ANO “School of Happiness” became AGAIN the winner of the first competition of social projects held by the Presidential Grants Fund. Our program “The Future is in Your Hands” for children with visible and acquired disabilities (13 – 17 years old) was highly appreciated by the expert commission. For information on the project, see the news feed below!
Enrollment for the next Charity Project 2019 is open
Attention! Registration of participants for the next Charity project 2019 is open. “FUTURE IN YOUR HANDS” (teenagers 13-17 years old). The project will again be supported by the Presidential Grants Fund (presidential grants.rf). Families with teenagers with congenital and acquired disabilities (oncology, diabetes, cerebral palsy, etc.) are invited to the project, except for mental disorders. Requirement for participants: the ability to speak, read and write. Project dates: September 2019- March 2020
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Career guidance meeting from RMC
Invitation for children in grades 8-11 and their parents from our partner Minin University .K.Minina”) to a joint meeting with leading universities on career guidance for high school students and students with disabilities and disabilities “Professional Route”. The event will be held at the address: Nizhny Novgorod, st. Chelyuskintsev, 9 (building No. 7 of Minin University). The planned date of the event is May 15 at 13:00. Applications until April 25 by phone. +7 (831)4363350/51
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Dreams come true!
March 13, 2019 at the Nizhny Novgorod Opera and Ballet Theatre. A. S. Pushkin, a concert of the PELAGEIA group took place. Thanks to the participant of our first project “My Road to Happiness and Success” Irina Grobovetskaya, some participants of our later projects were lucky to attend this concert and after it meet with the singer Pelageya and ask questions of interest. “Happiness cannot be described in words!!! It is at such moments that I say that dreams come true! The main thing is to believe and strive!”
Charity Marathon “Happy Summer 2019”!
ANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” holds a Charity Marathon “Happy Summer 2019” to collect charitable assistance to 10 children with disabilities (from 9 to 17 years old), information about which is provided by the NOSC Foundation. to participate in our summer inclusive developmental programs. First results: 8 guys have already received full funding! Thanks to our partners: KPMG, Artemy Listkov – General Director of SPCC MIZ, Victoria Irinarkhova – Director of Upakovka LLC, Andrey Makoveev – General Director of Bravo Soft.
The marathon continues. You can get acquainted with the stories of the guys by calling us at +7 (831) 4363350/51 or by writing to [email protected]
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Catalog “Social entrepreneurship in the Nizhny Novgorod region 2019.”
With the support of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Entrepreneurship of the Nizhny Novgorod Region and the Social Innovation Center of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, a new catalog of social entrepreneurs of Nizhny Novgorod and the region 2019 was publishedANO TsPSOD “School of Happiness” is also presented on the pages of this catalog.
Dreams come true!
We are pleased to share with you a wonderful event in the life of one of our participants in the My Road to Happiness and Success Charity Program, which was supported by the Presidential Grants Fund in 2018, Matvey Lebedev. Matvey loves animals very much and has long dreamed of meeting his “idol” Nikolai Nikolaevich Drozdov. And his dream came true! Look what emotions he experienced at the meeting! DREAM, BELIEVE IN YOUR DREAM AND YOU WILL SUCCESS!
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Dreams come true!
We are pleased to share with you a wonderful event in the life of one of the participants of our Charitable, developing inclusive programs for children aged 8-17, Regina Parpiyeva. Regina dreams of becoming a journalist, and an important step towards her dream was the opportunity for her to interview the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
DREAM, BELIEVE IN YOUR DREAM AND YOU WILL SUCCESS!
Interview of Regina Parpieva with Vladimir Putin
The training program “My Road to Happiness and Success” has ended
Dates: September 23 – December 23, 2018
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When Do Babies Stop Drooling? (And How To Tell It’s Excessive)
..”>“When do babies stop drooling?”
“Does it ever stop?”
These are the questions I used to ask myself with our first child, and I believe that they are also the questions many parents all over the world ask themselves. Fortunately, the answer is yes. It’s not a matter of if but a matter of when. However, there are certain cases that your child’s drooling might be a little bit excessive.
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When Do Babies Stop Drooling? (And How To Tell It’s Excessive)
Drooling – What To Expect From Your Child
Why Do Some Babies Drool Excessively?Age and Diet
Neurological DisorderOther Reasons
Should I Have My Child Treated for Drooling?
Why Should I Care About My Child’s Drooling And What Can I Do?
Working With A Health Professional
Drooling – What To Expect From Your Child
Drooling, or the involuntary flowing of saliva outside the mouth is a normal part of your child’s development. This is particularly the case during the first two years of his life. He hasn’t developed full control of the muscles around his mouth yet, preventing him from fully swallowing his saliva when he has to. Here’s a quick overview of the developmental stages of your child’s drooling.
0-3 Months: From your child’s birth until his third month, he may not drool a lot when he’s reclining, although he may drool when he’s in a sitting position.
Six to Nine Months: At six months, your child’s drooling is more controlled when he’s in the supine position, but not very well when he’s seated. At times, he will also drool as a response to certain foods, and may also drool when he’s teething, babbling, or even when playing with or reaching for objects. By nine months, he’ll still be drooling in response to teething, but not as much when he’s engaged in rolling, crawling, and other gross motor activities.
15 to 18 Months: At 15 months, drooling may still be observed when your child is teething or when he’s engaged in fine motor activities like playing with blocks. This will eventually stop when he reaches 18 months of age, although he may still drool when feeding, dressing, or teething.
24 Months: As your child reaches this stage, his drooling should have gone minimal.
Why Do Some Babies Drool Excessively?
As mentioned, drooling in infants is a result of their inability to control their muscles around the mouth. This typically stops around the age of four. For some children, however, it may be excessive. In such cases, the drooling may be a symptom of developmental delay or a medical condition.
Any food, activity, medication, or medical condition that leads to poor muscle control, difficulty swallowing, and unrestrained production of saliva may also cause this. Many people think that drooling is a result of hyper salivation, also known as sialorrhea since it gives the appearance that it is so. However, it is not always necessarily the case.
The following are common causes and risk factors for excessive drooling in children.
Age and Diet
Drooling is normal in newborns and will peak between the third and sixth months of the child when he has become more active. During this period, drooling is considered normal, especially when your child is teething.
Any diet you give your child that is high in acidic content can also cause him to drool excessively. Additionally, as your child’s diet changes and his chewing skill begins to develop, he will need to learn to control the amount of saliva that fills his mouth when he’s not eating.
Neurological Disorder
Some children drool excessively due to a neurological disorder that decreases their control of their facial muscles. Cerebral palsy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease all cause muscle weakness and affect a person’s ability to close his mouth and swallow saliva properly. Down syndrome and childhood apraxia of speech may also cause excessive drooling in children.
Here’s another video showing how this condition is treated through therapy.
Other Reasons
Your child is teething. Drooling isn’t necessarily a sign of teething, but when your child is going through the process, he will drool a lot.
Your child’s mouth is constantly in an open posture. Since swallowing requires that the mouth is closed, a child’s constant open mouth posture may be a primary reason he’s always drooling.
Your child is engaged in a motor activity that requires balance. It’s normal for children to drool when they’re acquiring a new motor skill. When the skill has become automatic for them, the drooling related to the activity stops.
Should I Have My Child Treated for Drooling?
You don’t necessarily have to get treatment for your child’s drooling, unless it has become excessive and has resulted in physical skin damage around the mouth or if it’s a result of a more serious condition such. Even doctors would say that it’s normal and won’t recommend any form of treatment if your child is still under four.
The only time treatment would be required is when your child is already over four years old, and his drooling has become severe. Severe drooling is characterized by saliva dripping from the lips to the clothing and usually interferes with daily activities and creates social problems. In very rare cases, and usually only among adults, severe drooling may lead to saliva being inhaled into the lungs, causing pneumonia.
Treatment options are usually on a case-by-cases basis. Your doctor may perform a physical examination and come up with a management plan that suits your child’s need the best.
Why Should I Care About My Child’s Drooling And What Can I Do?
Aside from the fact that excessive drooling can be messy, it can also lead to social problems. This is especially true if your child looks perfectly healthy and doesn’t seem to have any conditions that may result to him drooling in the first place.
Moreover, drooling may be a sign of a serious underlying condition, and without early intervention, may lead to something worse. The good news is there are several steps you can take to help minimize your child’s drooling, especially if you know what’s causing it.
If your child is drooling as a result of teething, a good way to deal with it is to provide him with a teething toy. If your child is already over a year old, you may want to give him some cold food items to help soothe his gums. Make sure you are supervising your child when giving him something to chew on to avoid choking.
If you have a toddler, ask him to close his mouth and keep his chin up when eating. Explain to him that doing so will help him swallow his food better and not drool.
The sight of sweet food alone can cause drooling, while intake of such can lead to excess production of saliva. Saliva contains amylase, the enzyme that helps break down starch into sugar. If your child is drooling, do not offer him any sweets.
Your child may also drool when he has a sore throat as a result of a cold. He will have a hard time swallowing when his throat is hurting. Offering him cold diluted juice or water may help keep his throat moist and lessen his drooling.
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Drooling is a normal part of a child’s development and should be minimal as soon as he reaches two years old. If you’re concerned about the severity of your child’s drooling, you may want to seek help from a therapist. A licensed professional will help you determine the primary cause of your child’s excessive drooling and provide methods to intervene. In most cases, a therapist may suggest the following:
Increase your child’s oral-sensory awareness to help him assess when his mouth and face is wet.
Help your child achieve and maintain a closed mouth posture.
Improve his head and trunk control for a more controlled and efficient swallowing. Improve his oral-motor control to help him with swallowing.
Working with a health professional in dealing with your child’s drooling will give you peace of mind. Most importantly, it will help your child receive the exact help he needs.
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Teething baby symptoms and remedies
Just when you thought you’d made huge progress with your baby and managed to establish some sort of reasonable sleeping routine, their first tooth makes an appearance and you find yourself right back to square-one, waking up with them through the night to comfort and soothe them.
When your baby’s first tooth arrives it is both exciting and frustrating as your child may suddenly become more irritated from discomfort, drool excessively and wake during the night with sore gums and rashes around their mouth.
Baby’s First teeth
A baby’s first teeth (milk teeth) actually develop whilst the child is growing in the womb. Every baby experiences teething slightly differently but in most babies the milk teeth start to emerge through the gums when they are around 6-7 months old. However, there is a spectrum of normal with some babies showing their first tooth emerging as early as 3 months old and others not teething until after their first birthday.
Pattern of tooth growth
The most common milk teeth to appear first are the two front teeth in the lower gums, followed by the two front teeth in the upper gums. Then the pattern goes outward with lateral incisors, which are the next spot over, followed by the molars closest to the opening of the baby’s mouth. Finally the canines appear on either side of the lateral incisors and the last are the second molars in the very back of the gums. The American Dental Association Tooth Eruption Chart illustrates this nicely.
Teething Symptoms
Teething symptoms can precede the actual appearance of the tooth by as much as 2-3 months. Your little one clearly won’t understand why they are waking in the middle of the night with achy gums or why the skin around their mouth is so itchy but here are the top teething symptoms to be on the lookout for with practical tips on how to manage them.
Drooling
Teething stimulates your baby’s mouth to produce more saliva and results in excessive drooling. If you notice that your little one’s clothes are often soggy with saliva, try placing a simple bib to gently wipe their chin throughout the day to keep them more comfortable.
Biting
Pressure from the new teeth emerging through the gums causes the baby to be in a lot of discomfort. Biting a cooled teething ring is a good way to relieve the discomfort and offer some counter-pressure on the gums.
Crying, irritability and waking at night
Some lucky babies sail through the teething process with little disruption in their sleep whilst others struggle with a significant amount of pain which wakes your little one up periodically through the night and makes them more unsettled during the daytime. The pain is due to inflammation of the tender gum tissue as the tooth pushes through to emerge at the gum line. It is much like when you or I have dental pain and are unable to think of anything else, your baby will cry and be grisly when they are in pain from their new teeth. This may result in irritability for a few hours to a few days. Once you have exhausted all natural pain remedies, a simple acetaminophen (Tylenol) for children is a useful and sensible way to soothe your baby periodically. Do not use over the recommended doses on the box and do not mix it with other pain killing agents.
Ear pulling and cheek rubbing
The gums, cheeks and ears share nerve pathways and so an ache in the gums can travel and be felt in the structures nearby. As such some babies may tug at their ears or chin when teething. A baby tugging at their ears could also be a sign of an ear infection so make sure you consult your Paediatrician to exclude this first.
Refusal to feed
The suction of nursing may irritate the gums of a teething baby which will make it sore for them to latch on and feed. Teething babies will tend to be quite fussy about feeding and be frustrated as they are also hungry at the same time. Babies who are already on solids when teething may refuse food for a few days at a time. It is important to maintain hydration when food is refused and if this pattern continues for more than a few days then it is best to see your Paediatrician to assess their hydration status.
Teething rash around mouth
Teething stimulates your baby to produce more saliva and drool. The excess saliva produced can cause chafing, chapping and redness to the skin around their mouth and neck. Using a protective bib can be helpful as a barrier and also to gently wipe their mouth. Barrier products such as organic nipple cream or Coconut oil can also be used to form a protective moisture barrier and soothe chapped skin around the mouth.
Coughing
The excessive drool will also be swallowed by your baby and this may cause them to cough and gag. Try to keep them upright during the daytime where possible to prevent positional gagging.
Loose stools
A lot of mothers tell me that their baby has looser stools when they are teething, possibly related to poor feeding of solids and also swallowing excessive saliva during this time. The saliva is more acidic when a baby is teething to help the new teeth to emerge through the gums and this acidity can also affect the gut and cause the stool to be looser. If the loose stool lasts for more than a few days at a time then highlight this with your Paediatrician to exclude signs of dehydration and other underlying causes.
Low-grade fever
Many mothers report that their baby often has a low-grade fever when teething which is due to the immune systems response to inflammation in the gums. Any fever greater than 101 should be escalated to your Paediatrician.
IMPORTANT: Teething does not cause high fevers and you should see your Paediatrician if your baby presents with a raised temperature over 101 to exclude other underlying causes.
7 Teething remedies
Mothers complain to me about the vicious cycle of teething pain and then the baby refusing their food and drink which leaves them hungry and even more irritable. So what really works? Here are seven teething remedies to soothe your child.
Counter pressure
Cooled teething rings and teething toys can provide some counter pressure to your baby’s gums which will be soothing. You can place these teething rings in the fridge to ensure that they are the optimal temperature for your baby.
Chewing
Chewing is another way of providing counter pressure on the gums and can relieve some of the discomfort the baby is experiencing as the teeth push through the gum lines. As mentioned above, specially designed teething rings are available which can be placed in the fridge to give some instant relief to your little one. Be sure not to put the teething rings in the freezer as very cold temperatures can also hurt sensitive gums. See our Teethers & Rattles section for non-toxic teething toys.
Cold drinks and food
Icy food to suck on and chilled food to eat and drink can provide numbing properties to help soothe the baby’s inflamed gums. Frozen, mushed-up fruits with the chunks removed can be soothing and appetizing as is cold yoghurt. Using a mesh-feeder you can safely get rid of any chunks in foods and give your baby nutritional, cool foods to eat whilst teething.
Frozen wet washcloth
Using a wetted clean, soft washcloth which has been in the fridge can provide simple and fast relief when applied to your baby’s gums.
Pain relief
If you have tried all of the natural remedies to no avail, as an absolute last resort using some children’s Tylenol can be sensible and appropriate short term. Try not to use more than the recommended doses for your baby and do not to mix with other pain relieving agents.
Massage
Using thoroughly washed hands you can also try gently massaging the baby’s gums as counter pressure, but just be prepared for a little nibble.
Comfort
Extra cuddles and patience are especially helpful to comfort your baby until the tooth has finally come through.
Ultimately the key here is to temporarily soothe your baby’s gums so that you can help them to eat and drink whilst the teeth are coming through.
What to Avoid Giving a Teething Baby
Homeopathic remedies containing Belladonna
Belladonna is part of the deadly nightshade family. Although it’s common for homeopaths to use belladonna to treat a variety of ailments, it’s always meant to be diluted heavily, leaving none or or only trace amounts. I advise parents not stay away from any products containing this ingredient.
Teething gels and numbing agents
While teething gels were once considered an acceptable method to help soothe teething pain, due to safety concerns their use is now discouraged. The main ingredient in most teething gels is benzocaine which is an anesthetic that the Food and Drug Agency (FDA) have reported can cause a rare condition called Methemoglobinemia, a condition in which oxygen carried in the bloodstream is reduced to dangerous levels. These gels only have very temporary effects either way and wash away from the gum line within minutes. For these reasons the FDA issued warnings in 2006 and again in 2014 advising against use of these products in children under the age of 2.
Non-Toxic Teething Toys
Dangerous chemicals and materials can lurk in teething toys. So it’s important to do your research about what to avoid when choosing teething toys for baby. See our article on How to choose non-toxic teethers.
For a selection of cute, safe and non-toxic teethers, see our Teethers & Rattles section.
My cat drools a lot
Cats are animals that tolerate pain so well that they will only complain when they can’t take it anymore. Therefore, it is very necessary to pay attention to any changes that occur in their behavior in order to quickly identify our friend’s discomfort and act accordingly.
One of the most alarming symptoms is excessive salivation. Sometimes it may not mean anything serious, but other times you need to see a veterinarian as your life could be in danger. However, if you are interested why my cat drools a lot , here you will find your answer.
Index
1 The reason for excessive salivation
2 Poison
3 Pain in the mouth
4 stress or fear
5 Nausea and / or vomiting
6 In the mouth
7 For pleasure
C reason salivation
Excessive salivation, also known as ptyalism , it can have a variety of origins. There are more and less serious ones, and these are:
Poisoning
If your furry pet has swallowed something in a bad state, or if he goes outside and eats insecticide-treated grass, salivation will be one of the first symptoms. But it will not be a little saliva and that’s it, but it can act like foam, that is, that it can expand and cover the entire mouth of . This can also happen if you put a pipette on him or sprayed him with flea and tick spray and he licked it, thus ingesting the product.
This is very dangerous, so if you see your friend drooling like this, wipe him off quickly with a dry cloth. If you think your cat may have been poisoned, here are the symptoms of poisoning in cats.
Pain in the mouth
If you are injured, if you have an infection in your teeth, tartar and/or gum disease, you will have trouble swallowing saliva so he will tend to “pull it out”.
This is especially true in older cats when they already have osteoarthritis, but even if your fluffy pet is younger, you must not let your guard down .
Stress or fear
When people are stressed or afraid, we feel our pulse quicken, our pupils dilate, and our body prepares to fight or flee. Well, in the case of cats, something similar happens, but in addition to this set of symptoms , drool is added to them.
One of the most common times we see him drooling is when we have to take him to the vet. Almost no animal likes to go there, so many, because they cannot control the situation, they produce more saliva than necessary.
Nausea and/or vomiting
A cat that is nauseated and/or vomits often drools. This usually worries us a lot, but if the vomiting is sporadic and the animal is fine, it may just have swallowed the fur and is trying to expel it. However, If this is accompanied by other symptoms, or if you vomit for several days in a row, you should contact your veterinarian. because you may have hairballs, an internal parasitic infection, or a serious digestive tract disease.
Foreign body in the mouth
If you give your cat leftover food, especially if you give her fish or chicken, it is convenient to remove both the spines and the bones Because they can get stuck in your cat’s mouth or neck, causing pain and, of course, excessive salivation.
You can give fish and meat without problems, but clean the fish first. Bones should always be raw, otherwise they may crack. This is very important too give them something bigger than their mouth so he has to chew on it. So you can enjoy delicious and natural food, and you will not have to worry about anything 🙂.
For pleasure
Uncommon, but there are cats who drool a lot when they are very relaxed simply because they feel very comfortable. They can also do this when they smell their favorite food and know that you are going to give it to them at any moment.
To be honest, I have not seen this behavior in my cats, but in one of my dogs. The amount of saliva that can be thrown out is impressive. when she’s happy or when she’s nervous because she knows we’re going to go where she likes.
Do? Nothing, just enjoy the happiness of your furry. What could be better than a gift?
Excessive salivation or ptyalism is the body’s response to something that harms it, such as in the case of foreign bodies in the mouth, or to calm, relax and/or be happy. Going to the vet will depend on the origin, but we must be aware that whenever a cat feels unwell, paying him a visit won’t hurt Well, as we’ve seen, drooling can be an indicator of illness.
I hope this issue has solved your question about why my cat drools so much. If in the end you have a problem, take courage and calmness that recovery is usually fast . Soon he will be the same as always 😉.
Can people get worms from cats and dogs – how and where
Most of us deworm our pets to rid them of parasites, but it is also important to reduce the risk of infection for ourselves. Here you will find our recommendations on what parasites your cat or dog can get and how you can reduce the risks to yourself and your family.
Roundworms or hookworms
People can get roundworms in a variety of places, so it’s important to know where they predominate and how to practice good hygiene. After ingesting roundworm eggs, the larvae hatch and “migrate” throughout the body, causing organ damage such as blindness or respiratory failure. Here are some ways of infection with nematodes:
From puppies and kittens
One nematode can produce up to 250 thousand eggs per day. Infection of puppies can occur in the womb, and puppies and kittens – through mother’s milk during feeding. Remember to wash your hands after contact with puppies and kittens, and also anthelmintic them according to the instructions for use of the drug in order to act on these parasites.
Through pet faeces
Roundworms can cause disease in humans if microscopic eggs in the faeces of infected dogs and cats are accidentally ingested. Be sure to bag your pets’ feces and clean up their feces regularly when walking in the yard to limit the potential risk of spreading parasites. Always wash your hands after handling dog or cat feces.
Through the soil
Roundworm eggs can survive in the soil for many years. People may come into contact with them while gardening, and young children are at risk of infection if they do not wash their hands after playing outside. In addition, roundworm eggs can stick to your pet’s coat, especially if your dog or cat likes to dig in the ground. So always wash your hands after petting your pet.
Tapeworms
Tapeworms are flatworms that parasitize the intestines. The small, egg-filled segments separate and are excreted through your pet’s feces. Although they are inanimate, these rings remain mobile for some time. If your pet has tapeworms, you may notice tiny moving white segments (parts of the worms) that look like rice grains around the anus or in the feces.
Dogs and cats can become infected with tapeworms by ingesting infected fleas while hunting, scavenging for food, or eating raw meat or offal. When infected with tapeworms from fleas, symptoms such as itching in the tail area, vomiting and diarrhea appear.
People can also get tapeworm from fleas by accidentally ingesting an infected flea (for example, petting their dog or cat that is infested with fleas). Some types of tapeworm can also cause what is known as “hydatid disease” in humans, where cysts form in organs that can cause serious illness or death. Cysts formed by Echinococcus larvae are difficult to treat and control, so it is important to reduce the chance of infection by treating the dog preventively, avoiding contact with garbage, wild animals, and maintaining good hygiene.
Hookworms or hookheads
Pets can become infected with hookworms by ingesting larvae from the soil, penetrating the skin, or eating infected rodents or birds. Symptoms of hookworm infection are not common in adult dogs, but the consequences can be very serious in young dogs including diarrhea, lethargy, anemia, and even death.
Hookworms can also infect humans. If you walk barefoot on an infected area, the larvae can penetrate the skin and cause irritation and itching. When outdoors, wear shoes whenever possible to reduce the risk of hookworm infection. It is also possible to swallow the larvae.
Symptoms include itching of the skin at the sites of penetration. Some hookworms can cause overt infection with symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and anemia, while others can cause bloating.
Deworming Treatment
Pet owners can choose from a line of deworming products, including Advocate ® Cat Deworming Drops and Advocate ® Dog, Profender ® Cat Deworming Tablets and Drontal ® Deworming Tablets for cats and Drontal ® plus for dogs. For simple deworming of cats, Profender ® can be used. Profender ® targets intestinal worms commonly found in cats and is available in an easy-to-apply wither drops. Deworm your adult pets at least once every three months to control intestinal worms and prevent worm infections in humans.
You asked: Why do 5-month-old puppies drool?
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Teething puppies often experience severe pain in their gums and mouth. Because of this, they usually drool more often than before. Even if your puppy tends to drool excessively, you will likely notice an increase in salivation during teething.
Why does my 5 month old puppy drool so much?
Drooling can be the result of a problem with your dog’s salivary glands, such as an infection or blockage, but in some cases, drooling can also be a sign of liver disease or, unfortunately, kidney failure. In older pets, it is also possible that a growth in the mouth, which may be cancerous, may also cause excessive salivation.
Why does my puppy drool so much?
Caries, gingivitis, tartar formation and swelling in the mouth and/or throat cause dogs to drool more than usual. Diseases of the mouth and teeth, if they progress, can cause serious illness throughout the body and even be life-threatening in some cases.
But children with developmental disabilities often drool excessively and for longer than other children. This includes children with autism, many of whom have delays and difficulties with muscle control and sensation.
Why is my 7 month old puppy drooling?
Your puppy will have a full set of adult teeth, 42 in total, by about 7 months of age. Your dog will undergo many changes. Drooling is just one of them. Because your puppy’s adult teeth are knocking out his baby teeth, his gums and entire mouth can be sore and painful.
Why is my 6 month old puppy drooling?
Frequent drooling
Teething puppies often experience severe pain in their gums and mouth. Because of this, they usually drool more often than before. Even if your puppy tends to drool excessively, you will likely notice an increase in salivation during teething.
Can teething cause puppies to salivate excessively?
Puppy teething symptoms
Signs that your baby is teething include: Drooling. Excessive chewing.
Dogs can also drool and lick excessively when they are nervous. Changes in the eyes and ears. Stressed dogs, like stressed people, can have dilated pupils and blink rapidly.
Salivation is usually caused by excess saliva in the mouth. Conditions such as acid reflux and pregnancy can increase saliva production. Allergies, tumors, and infections above the neck, such as tonsillitis, tonsils, and sinusitis, can make swallowing difficult.
How long will my puppy be teething?
Teething in puppies is intense but usually ends when adult teeth appear at six months. Relieve teething pain and change the direction of chewing by providing puppies with safe chew toys.
Some signs of autism may appear during infancy, for example:
limited eye contact.
no gestures or directions.
lack of joint attention.
no response to their name.
muffled emotions in facial expression.
absence or loss of language.
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Have autistic children been reached to be picked up?
Because they have difficulty paying attention and understanding language, autistic children usually do not respond to their name when it is called. Do not follow an adult’s index finger. A typical 12 month old baby will look when their parents are pointing at something. Not reaching out to be taken away.
How do I know if my child has autism?
How to recognize the signs of autism
May not make eye contact or make little or no eye contact.
Unresponsive or unresponsive to parent’s smile or other facial expressions.
Cannot look at objects or events that the parent is looking at or pointing to.
Cannot point to objects or events for parents to look at.
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Why is my 8 month old puppy drooling?
Drooling can be caused by many things, including nausea, ingestion of toxins, dental disease, mouth ulcers, etc. Check his mouth for any abnormalities and make sure he is eating and behaving normally. If he is currently taking any medication, this could be the culprit.
Why does my dog drool when he meets a puppy?
Many people notice that their older dog starts to drool in the first few days when a new puppy comes into the house. Why is this happening? Drooling in dogs is usually a sign of mild stress or anxiety and usually resolves once the older dog gets used to the new puppy.
How can I keep my dog from excessive salivation?
Oral Hygiene Issues
The best way to prevent this problem and associated drooling is to brush your dog’s teeth regularly, make sure he has plenty of teeth, and get regular checkups with the veterinarian.
Not sure how to organize your preschoolers day? Here are 5 different preschool daily schedules from real moms of little ones.
Many families are choosing to have their preschooler at home for play and learning. Or you might even have the opportunity to work remotely from home with your preschooler at home.
I am often asked, what does your preschool at home daily schedule look like. Because it looks different for each family, I have asked some friends to share their general schedule with you as well.
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Everyday Preschool: Simple educational activities for busy families who never planned on homeschooling.
Tips for Designing a Schedule for your Preschooler
You may already have a successful preschool schedule and are just wondering what others are doing. You may love parts of your day, but not others. OR, you may be wondering where to start.
Consider the following options and write out a tentative schedule for your day.
Make sure to include:
1. Time for healthy snacks and meals.
2. Activities that get kids moving and shaking.
3. Outdoor time.
4. Enrichment activities to keep their brains active and learning.
Preschool Daily Schedules (Option 1)
9:00-9:30am Get dressed & eat “breakfast” (never actual breakfast food) 9:30-11:30am Play with sisters (they take turns playing with her and doing their schoolwork) They do crafts, build with blocks, read books, etc. No set time for any activity. 11:30am-11:45am Eats lunch 11:45am-2:45pm Goes to Special Ed Pre-K (only Mon-Thurs.) 2:45pm-3:30pm Eats a snack and does hands-on learning activities
Note: Sometimes I’ll suggest an activity for the girls to do together, but usually they come up with their own ideas. I’m always available to help.
Preschool Daily Schedules (Option 2)
6:30 WAKE UP, get dressed, and eat breakfast. 7:15 Bring big kids to school. 7:30 Play toy cars with Papa 8:00 Reading time – stories and songs 8:30 Building with LEGO bricks, blocks, or Lincon Logs. 9:00 Coloring and crafts. *We attend music class one day a week at this time. 9:30 Snack 10:00 Outside play 11:00 Free play inside. 11:30 Lunch 12:00 Quiet story time. 12:30 Quiet time in bed. (My three year old doesn’t nap, but I need a recharge break) 1:30 Pick up big kids from school 2:00 Puzzles 2:30 Afternoon snack and homework (my 3 year old colors or does playdough) 3:00 Outside play or errands 4:30 Pick up and dinner prep.
Preschool Daily Schedules (Option 3)
I wing it.. The older one is in school and the younger one we just play and do random things when we want.
Preschool Daily Schedules (Option 4)
6 – 7 Wake up and TV time whilst I get up and dressed for the day 7 – 8 Breakfast get dressed, 8 – 8:30 Reading aloud 8:30 – 9 School run 9 – 10 Literacy/Maths Activity including new phoneme or digraph and hands on activity 10 – 12 Play 12 – 1 lunch with TV on 1 – 2 Creative projects from art to cooking 2 – 3 Outside Nature time 3 – 3:30 school run for oldest 3:30 – 4 TV time for both 4 – 5 reading out loud, art club, swimming lesson 5 – 6 dinner time and games, play 6 – 7 bedtime 7pm COLLAPSE IN A HEAP and work through to midnight!
Preschool Daily Schedules (Option 5)
9-9:30 am Get dressed 9:30-10 Breakfast 9-10 Sensory bins or quite play if dressed and breakfast is done early) 10-10:30 Clear our space 10:30-11 Calendar time 11-12pm Shake the sillies out time (Yoga, karate class, movement games) 12-1 Learning is fun time 1-1:30 Lunch 1:30 -2 Clear our space (lunch and clear our space switches depending on the mess) 2-3 Whatever happens time (Usually a craft, game or anything that they like to do)
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One of the questions that I receive from other teachers, more than another other question is, “What does your preschool schedule look like?” This is a tough question to answer because although our routine is the same every day, the schedule is a bit flexible and it’s very much personalized to suit the needs of my own students, my own classroom, and my own day. Having said that, I’d like to offer some tips for making your own schedule to suit your own needs.
…and, as requested, I will share what our actual day looks like!
Consider these points when creating a schedule to meet the needs of your own class:
When do they arrive? At the same time, or is it staggered?
How old are the students? What is their attention span?
What are the non-negotiable parts of your day? (arrival time? meal times? outdoor time? dismissal?)
How many students do you have? Are they all the same age, or they in a mixed age group?
Just like everything we do in our classroom, the schedule has to be a work in progress! We create one, and then adjust it based on what works and what is not working as well. In my experience with creating a preschool schedule, these are the keys to making it work:
Plan the order of activities, not the exact times!
We’re talking about 3 and 4-year-olds! We have to be responsive:
to their moods (Are there lots of cryers at drop-off that require extra attention? Are they slow to warm up?)
to their needs on any given day (Does bathroom time take longer than usual? Did they make a huge mess and need more than 10 minutes for clean-up?)
to their attention spans (a little thing like a fire drill or thunderstorm can complete derail a preschool schedule!)
Balance is Important!
Create your class schedule, then take a step back and think about the balance of activities. Don’t ask preschoolers to move from one “sit and listen” activity to another. It’s a recipe for disaster and frustration. Give them movement breaks (maybe a song or a fingerplay) during circle time. Allow them to leave the table when they are finished eating.
Make sure that loud activities (music and movement) are balanced with quiet activities (snack).
Alternate periods of movement (recess and centers) with periods of relative calm (morning work or story time).
Be sure that the students have opportunities for much child-led play (centers) mixed in with some teacher-directed lessons (circle time).
Trust Yourself.
Here’s the most crucial piece of advice that I have for teachers:
Trust your instincts. Trust that you know what is best for your own students. Look at your day and figure out what’s working. Keep that! Look at the parts of your day that are frustrating. Are there activities or routines that are not working well for your children? Adjust those parts. You’re the expert on your classroom and the needs of your students.
Preschool Schedule at Play to Learn:
We are a half-day program. All of the students are supposed to arrive and dismiss at the same time each day. Our students are grouped by age (3’s and 4’s). It is important to us that they have a long period of time to engage in sustained play. That’s why our center time is almost 2 hours long. We take a snack break but otherwise, it is uninterrupted.
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Read more about these parts of our day:
Name Activities for Preschoolers
Morning Work Folder Games (and also THESE)
Name Songs for Circle Time (We sing these every morning.)
Circle Time Mini-Lessons (All of our thematic circle time activities are included in these units)
Snack Time (Tips to make it smoother!)
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Kindergarten No. 29: Our routine
DAY REGULATION – THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!
Daily routine is of great importance for the health and physical development of children. A constant time for eating, sleeping, walking, playing and studying – what I. P. Pavlov called an external stereotype – is an indispensable condition for the correct upbringing of a child. The daily routine is a system for distributing periods of sleep and wakefulness, meals, hygiene and health procedures, activities and independent activities of children. Cheerful, cheerful and at the same time balanced mood of children to a large extent depends on the strict implementation of the regimen. The delay in eating, sleeping, walking negatively affects the nervous system of children: they become lethargic or, conversely, excited, begin to act up, lose their appetite, fall asleep poorly and sleep restlessly. Based on the best practices of preschool institutions and the achievements of pedagogical science, an approximate daily routine for each age group of a nursery-kindergarten has been developed, which is included in the “Kindergarten’s Basic Educational Program”. The standard mode is designed for a 12-hour stay of children in a preschool institution. Depending on the season, some changes are made to the daily routine. However, the amount of time allotted for games, classes, walks, as well as the alternation of various activities does not change. After games and activities that require significant mental and volitional stress, relative immobility, children need mobile activities that do not involve great effort. After energetic movements, strong excitement, rest for children will be calm games.
A child does not immediately get used to a certain daily routine: teachers and parents need a lot of endurance and patience here. At the same time, it is important to take into account not only the age, but also the individual characteristics of children, their past life experience, the state of health and the nervous system. Strict adherence to the regime teaches children to order, discipline.
During periods of wakefulness, classes and walks are held with children; they play, engage in other independent activities. The number of classes and their duration are set in accordance with the age capabilities of the children. Classes are held with several children, in subgroups or with the whole group at once. The preschool educational institution has compiled a schedule of directly educational activities (the so-called classes) for a week, providing for a rational alternation of mental and physical activity for children of this age.
Walking is an indispensable part of the daily routine in kindergarten. For children, there are two walks, in the morning and in the evening, lasting 1-2 hours each (depending on the age of the children). When organizing sleep, it is important not only to observe its duration, but also to ensure that children sleep well.
Kindergarten. A book for managers, ed. L.P. Tarasova. M., 1982
Here you can see the approximate daily routines for all age groups
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MDOU “Kindergarten No. 144”. Daily routine
Daily routine is a system for distributing periods of sleep and wakefulness, meals, hygiene and health procedures, activities and independent activities of children. Cheerful, cheerful and at the same time balanced mood of children to a large extent depends on the strict implementation of the regimen. The delay in eating, sleeping, walking negatively affects the nervous system of children: they become lethargic or, conversely, excited, begin to act up, lose their appetite, fall asleep poorly and sleep restlessly.
One of the important distinguishing features of upbringing in kindergarten from home is the regime in kindergarten. In kindergarten, everything is subject to a predetermined schedule. And this is a definite plus. After all, such a system teaches even the most eccentric little one to accuracy, accuracy, order. What to say about nutrition. Any nutritionist will confirm that the correct intake of food at the same time contributes to the growth of a healthy organism.
The daily routine is a clear daily routine that provides for the alternation of wakefulness and sleep, as well as the rational organization of various activities. The correct regimen, corresponding to the age capabilities of the child, strengthens health, ensures working capacity, successful implementation of a variety of activities, and protects against overwork.
Proper organization of the daily routine becomes especially important in a children’s institution, where children of different ages are often brought up in the same group, with different limits of the nervous system’s working capacity.
The set mode must be carefully followed. Even minor violations of it can adversely affect the behavior of children, causing them to be lethargic or agitated.
The daily regimen in the group should change due to changes in the season, age composition and health status of children, and for individual children also depending on changes in their behavior and living conditions.
The daily schedule indicates the time for health and hygiene procedures, as well as special activities with children. The mode is established together with the teacher and the senior nurse.
In a children’s institution, adherence to a strict daily routine is a prerequisite for the orderly, clear work of the personnel of the children’s group and the institution as a whole.
Daily organization of life and activities of children is carried out taking into account:
building the educational process on age-appropriate forms of work with children: the main form of work with children of preschool age and the leading activity for them is the game;
solving program educational tasks in the joint activities of an adult and children and independent activities of children not only within the framework of directly educational activities, but also during regime moments in accordance with the specifics of preschool education.
Organization of the daily routine
When carrying out routine processes, the kindergarten adheres to the following rules :
Full and timely satisfaction of all organic needs of children (sleep, nutrition).
Careful hygienic care, ensuring the cleanliness of the body, clothes, bed.
Attraction of children to feasible participation in regime processes; encouragement of independence and activity.
Formation of cultural and hygienic skills.
Emotional communication during the execution of regime processes.
Taking into account the needs of children, the individual characteristics of each child.
Calm and friendly tone of treatment, careful attitude to the child, elimination of long expectations, since the appetite and sleep of babies directly depend on the state of their nervous system.
The basic principles of building a daily routine:
The daily routine is carried out throughout the entire period of raising children in a preschool institution, maintaining consistency, constancy and gradualness.
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Welcome to Livermore KinderCare
Welcome to Livermore KinderCare in California. Located just off Interstate 580, everything in our center is designed for learning, from the print-rich environment to carefully selected literature. By helping your child connect spoken words and print, we’re helping develop early literacy and writing skills. Our teachers work hard to help their students develop confidence for life. We love our circle of 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!
Livermore KinderCare Programs
Our Teachers
Family Stories
FAQs
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.
Livermore 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.
Participating Child Care Aware Center
KinderCare partners with Child Care Aware® of America to offer fee assistance for
Active Duty military families and flexible support to fit their needs when care at a Child
Development Center on the installation is not available.
Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program
Cooking Academy™ (3 – 12 Years)
In Cooking Academy, kids learn new recipes from cultures around the world and
develop a healthy relationship with food. They’ll whip up everything from Southwest
rainbow lettuce wraps to pumpkin muffins, building their skills in STEM, communication,
and more along the way. And yes—little chefs get to eat their culinary creations!
Music Explorers™ (2 – 4 Years)
KinderCare families are already giving a standing ovation to our newest Learning
Adventures program: Music Explorers! Kids will learn to sing, move, listen, play
instruments, and even create their own tunes. Our original curriculum blends math,
science, social studies, literacy, and mindfulness (think yoga!) for a uniquely KinderCare
way of learning the foundations of music.
Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years)
Learning how to read is a whole lot of fun at KinderCare! We help kids grow to love
books and words (and get ready for kindergarten) in our Phonics Adventures program.
From discovering the basics of vowels to practicing poetry, kids learn all about letters
and sounds in small-group lessons made just for their age group. (Bonus: Kids who
attend our phonics program are more prepared than their peers for school—and we
have the data to prove it.)
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
Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!
Share Your Story
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please share your story with us
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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 Livermore 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 Livermore 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.
Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Livermore, CA
KinderCare has partnered with Livermore families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Livermore, CA.
Whether you are looking for a preschool in Livermore, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.
Livermore KinderCare
Phone:
(925) 455-1560
4655 Lassen Rd
Livermore
CA
94551
Distance from address: 2. 12 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Pleasanton KinderCare
Phone:
(925) 846-1240
3760 Brockton Dr
Pleasanton
CA
94588
Distance from address: 5.66 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Dublin KinderCare
Phone:
(925) 875-0400
11925 Amador Valley Blvd
Dublin
CA
94568
Distance from address: 9. 47 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 6 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Fremont KinderCare
Phone:
(510) 796-0888
38700 Paseo Padre Pkwy
Fremont
CA
94536
Distance from address: 14.70 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
Tuition & Openings
Ran away from home with $5 and made millions in the stock market: the story of Jesse Livermore
He made millions of dollars in the stock market, especially during economic crises, but lost just as much. Telling the story of a trader called “The Great Bear”
Jesse’s parents were poor farmers from Massachusetts, wrote Richard Smitten in Livermore’s biography. The first job in his life was the collection of boulders, which were lifted from the ground by a plow. And in the yard was the end of the XIX century.
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Since childhood, Jesse was good at counting, especially mentally, and had a good memory for numbers. At school, he completed a three-year arithmetic course in one year. However, his father believed that school was not at all necessary for a simple farmer. He forced his son, who was 14 years old at the time, to drop out of school and work full-time on the family’s farm.
Jesse pretended to agree to fulfill his father’s demands. However, he conspired with his mother and ran away to Boston a couple of weeks later with $5 in his pocket. After arriving in the city, Livemore got a job at the brokerage firm Paine & Webber, where he was in charge of the quotation board on the trading floor.
Because he was good at math and had an excellent memory, Jesse was good at memorizing stock price movements. Gradually, he began to identify patterns: stock prices moved in waves up and down, and if they just started to rise, then for some time they still grew until something stopped them. Subsequently, he learned to predict whether the stock will fall or rise. And he got himself a notebook in which he recorded where he guessed and where he didn’t.
He didn’t have enough money to trade on the stock exchange with real brokers. Therefore, he made the first deal in an exchange (but in fact a bookmaker) office, which accepted bets on the growth or fall of shares. A friend from Paine & Webber suggested he invest. They folded and won. Livermore received $3.12. Soon he began to earn more from bets than from his main job.
By the age of 16, he had saved over $1,000 and went home to visit his parents. With half of these funds, he paid off his mother, who helped him get out of the farm. He continued to bet in offices, but after some time he was forbidden to appear on their doorsteps.
And he moved to New York. There were no such brokerage houses, so he went to the New York Stock Exchange. However, the trading style here was different. In the brokerage house, transactions were made faster, and in the stock exchange he had to wait for the execution of his orders, and then he was bought shares at a price that he did not ask for.
He couldn’t beat the market on Wall Street the way he did in the brokerage houses. Over time, he went bankrupt and owed money to a broker. With the help of offices in other cities, he managed to win, pay off his debts and even earn money. But he was already known everywhere, and there were fewer and fewer places where one could place bets.
Livermore decided that from now on he would only trade on the stock exchange. At 22, he had $10,000. He started buying and selling stocks on the New York Stock Exchange again and gradually learned from his mistakes.
In 1901, the stock market went into a frenzy. Trading volumes rose from 250,000 shares a day to 3 million, wrote Livemore author Richard Smitter. And on one of the trading days, Jesse lost $50,000, as the broker did not have time to fill orders at the prices he wanted. However, it was then that Jesse realized that stock prices were far behind on the stock exchange, so short-term deals on Wall Street were hard to pick up.
He always adhered to the plan and his rules, but in 1906 he earned by instinct. Livermore shorted Union Pacific shares. Due to the devastating earthquake in San Francisco, the market collapsed, and the trader received $250,000.
Interior of the New York Stock Exchange in 1930
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October 24, 1907 was a big day for the trader. Then for the first time in his life he earned more than $ 1 million, playing for a fall. At this time, a banking panic flared up, which became the first global financial crisis of the 20th century. Banks and trust companies faced an exodus of their depositors, and they had to refuse to issue short-term loans due to lack of funds. These loans were used by brokers who in turn borrowed funds from their clients. As a result, chaos ensued on the stock exchange.
According to Smitten, John Pierpont Morgan himself, a well-known banker and financier, asked Jesse to short more that day so as not to worsen the market situation. Of course, he did it through an intermediary. And Livermore agreed. At the same time, the nickname “Great Bear” stuck to him.
The next day he closed short positions
, which warmed up the market, and then began to buy hundreds of thousands of shares of various companies, and pour them back. By the end of the day, he had $3 million in his accounts. However, a few months later he lost money in a failed cotton trade on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and was on his way to bankruptcy. But failure never stopped him.
He made $5 million again within a year, and in 1925 he started trading again on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. This time, trading in wheat and corn brought him $10 million.
Crowds on Wall Street near the New York Stock Exchange, 1929
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Years passed and another crash came, but even more serious. In 1929, a stock market crash broke out in the United States, which gave rise to the Great Depression.
In the run-up to the crisis, through trial and error, Jesse realized that the market had topped out and would soon start to decline. And Livermore began to play for a fall again.
During this period, he earned $100 million, which is $1. 5 billion in today’s money. The trader was even blamed for the 1929 stock market crash. He received death threats and kidnappings. Over time, even these $100 million “dissolved”.
After the Great Depression in the United States, the Commission on securities
and exchanges, which has developed rules and standards for the work and behavior of market participants. This prevented Livermore from trading as before, and since then he has not repeated his success.
Despite many successful deals and earned millions, Livermore struggled with depression and in 1940 committed suicide. But he managed to write a book called “Stock Trading”, in which he outlined his principles. Here are some of them:
Livermore has always followed market trends. In order for the transaction to be successful, it is necessary to form an opinion about what the next movement of the selected security will be. However, it must be confirmed by the market, and until that moment it is impossible to buy securities, the trader believed;
Good traders are always patient and know how to wait for market action to confirm their reasoning. You need to choose the right time to enter the market;
Trades must be closed when the trend from which the trader profited ended, Jesse believed;
Livermore believed that one should not trade every day and year, but only when the market is clearly rising or falling. If the first happened, then the trader should take securities for a long time, and if the second, then be in a short position;
In any sector of the economy, you need to trade the leading stocks – those that show the strongest trend, he believed;
Jesse thought it was never a good idea to average losses, for example by buying more stocks that had fallen.
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A method of trading on the stock exchange, when an investor borrows from a broker shares that he does not own in order to sell them at the current market price in order to buy the same shares at a lower price and reap the benefits. In this case, the investor is limited by the terms of settlements, and opening a short position is associated with a high risk.
A financial instrument used to raise capital. The main types of securities: shares (gives the owner the right of ownership), bonds (debt security) and their derivatives.
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There are good films, but there are masterpieces. The first ones leave pleasant memories, cause a heated discussion at the time of the premiere. And the second – remain in history as a classic of cinema, and serve as an example for future generations of filmmakers.
It is the same with knowledge. Some of what we learn is relevant all our lives – while other “useful” things we forget after a week.
The list of “Best books on trading for beginners” can be opened with the following masterpiece.
Edwin Lefebvre’s Memoirs of a Stock Operator is practically a textbook for anyone who decides to get into stock trading. Larry Livingston, the prototype of Jesse Livermore – went from a boy with 5 dollars in his pocket to a very wealthy gentleman, respected throughout the stock exchange world. This book has brought up more than one generation of traders. Mr. Livermore’s knowledge and experience is invaluable.
So, stock market speculator and his thoughts. We have selected some useful quotes that were relevant more than a hundred years ago and are relevant now.
1. Wall Street is always the same. Nothing new can be, because speculation is as old as this world.
The market is changeable and evolving every day – but the basic principles of trading remain the same. They only acquire thousands of nuances and additions. Like the US Constitution, which was adopted in 1787 and is still valid – it is simply supplemented with new clauses.
2. I had a position. I was selling stocks in a market that was not yet a true bear market. I didn’t need to rush things. I knew that everything would be my way, and I could afford to wait … Everything was very logical. The World War started and sustained the boom, and the news of peace was the signal for the bear market.
Successful trading as a speculator and your only guarantee of a profitable trade is your own knowledge and the ability to apply it to any situation. And also – trading strategies. If you have clearly defined the trend, have taken a confident position in the transaction – you have no reason to retreat.
Mr. Livermore was sure that a bear market was coming. He just knew it – and nothing could change his mind about it. He knew how to see such things, had stamina and patience – and was rewarded for this with huge profits.
Why do students dread coming to school? – The MoCo Student
Five days a week, nine months a year, all students in Montgomery County have the opportunity to learn at one of the many prestigious schools in our area. These are the same schools that make our county one of the most high-achieving educational districts in the country. The educational professionals and resources we have at our disposal are second-to-none and give us an enormous advantage as we prepare ourselves for college and life beyond. Why is it, then, that students of all ages dread coming to school? You would think that the idea of a world class and free education system right at our finger tips would be enough to get students excited about learning. Yet, this is not the case. Day in and day out, students across the county are guilty of taking their education for granted. When students think of their schools, they don’t think of all the opportunities at hand for success. We think of school as our biggest chore rather than the privilege it is. This leads us to one area where MCPS falters: its students’ attitude towards learning.
To prove this is problematic, consider the following questions. How often are students forced to go practice their reading skills? How often do students complain about going to their foreign language classes? How often must you nag a student to learn their times-tables or basic algebra? The answer is too much. Now, compare the questions above to the following. How often are students forced to practice their favorite sport after school? How often do students complain about learning their favorite instrument? How often must you nag a child to learn to ride a bike? These second sets of examples are far less likely to occur than the first. Now, there is nothing wrong with a student enjoying extracurricular activities over academics, but an issue arises because of the stark difference between the students’ perceived values of the two. So what exactly is the cause of this problem? Students don’t see the value in school. First and foremost, learning should be fun. Yet, if you ask a student in MCPS, they would generally describe school as anything but such. When somebody doesn’t enjoy what they are doing, they simply don’t do it as well. When students dislike school, they generally don’t perform as well. School may seem irrelevant, overbearing with its amount of homework, or just too difficult. The solution to this issue has much to do with a student’s personal motivation, but there is still plenty that MCPS can do to help correct this problem.
First, a student’s initial impression of school comes from their teachers, who lead by example. It is very obvious when a teacher does not enjoy what they are teaching. On the contrary, if the teacher is having fun teaching, the student is having fun learning. A teacher’s interest in a subject emphasizes its significance so much more than the usual, “pay attention, this is important” scolding that students may normally get. Teachers need more liberty in devising their curriculum, so they can teach what they find exciting and are not forced to pretend to be engrossed in something that they aren’t. Trust me, the students notice. While there should be core elements in each curriculum that are required to be taught, a majority of the material, along with the method teachers use to teach it, should be unique to each instructor.
Second, homework is good, but so are other things. School does not have to be as overwhelming as it is. There is a time and place for everything, and many times, after spending seven hours at school, it is not time to go home and do more school work. Just think about the last time you ate too much dessert. It proves that too much of a good thing can be bad—everything must be in moderation. When homework becomes excessive, students no longer look forward to school and it becomes nothing more than a heavy burden. I am not saying to do away with homework. I am suggesting that teachers assign a more manageable amount so that students may make time for other activities outside of their classes. That way, when it is time to go to school, students are fresh, eager and ready to go as opposed to being burnt out from last night’s assignment.
Lastly, it is important to decrease the emphasis on grades. Students aren’t students any more. They are walking GPA’s. Students aren’t going to school with the goal of learning. Students are going to school because that is what they must do to keep their grades up. The emphasis in school should be to learn and grow. Too often students are focusing only on the numbers and whatever it takes to increase them, including cheat. A system like that is discouraging. It fosters a direct emphasis on tests and points rather than learning and curiosity. Yes, grades are needed to track academic success, but they don’t need to be used are excessively as they are. I cannot remember the last time I went more than three days without a test or quiz, but it has been months since I asked a question about something that wasn’t going to be on the test.
Let’s not take away from the extraordinary success and accomplishments of MCPS. We are a diverse, growing and unique school system, but we have room to improve. We need to revisit the basics of school. We are here not just to pass a test. We are here to learn and explore. We learn not just because the teacher told us to. We learn because we are hungry for knowledge. We excel not only in school, but we take time to develop and mature in all aspect of our life after the bell rings.
Colin McLaughlin, Damascus High School
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Musings: I don’t want my children to dread school every day like I did
Little do they know how much I hope that’s true. Arguing with your kids about getting out of bed in the morning is one thing, but I dread something much worse.
I had a terrible experience in school. I loved learning and even though I was a little shy, I enjoyed being around other children. Unfortunately, a quiet demeanor would ultimately place a target firmly on my back.
Primary school was a tough experience — I was always on the outside looking in.
If I was included, it was because other people decided I was okay that day, but most of the time I was on my own. It hurt seeing everyone else but me having a group of friends. They would invite each other to birthday parties and hang out after school.
I had one friend who I would see if she visited her grandmother, my neighbour, but even at that, I was never asked to come to her house or birthdays.
Primary school was still bearable though. Secondary, however, was a whole different story.
The couple of girls that I had been friendly with in primary went to a different secondary school. This meant starting from scratch; something I was actually looking forward to. I could cast off the previous school years and begin again.
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I found quickly that I fit in even less than ever. I was made fun of for just about everything. I was short. I was shy. I was pale. I had frizzy hair. I had never tried alcohol. I had never kissed a boy.
For the first year of secondary school, a bunch of older girls used to follow me home every day just to call me names. I had no one by my side to defend me. No one in my corner. I felt totally alone. I would cry when I got home from school wondering what was so wrong with me. I felt like the only person in the world that didn’t have a friend.
It persisted and I slipped into depression and completely shut down. I stopped interacting with everyone, even my family. My mental health suffered and I wondered if anyone would miss me if I were gone.
I then began to skip school to avoid being bullied. Eventually, it caught up with me and because I was afraid of speaking up about what was happening, I had to go back to school without anything changing.
The anxiety meant I couldn’t focus at school. My grades began to steadily slip, meaning that on top of fears about the other students, I was getting berated by my teachers for my school work.
Most days, I hid in the toilets having panic attacks and cried without anyone seeing me. I hated every moment of school and felt like I would be trapped there forever.
In second year, I decided to take part in a summer project that the school had arranged. It was a decision that would change everything.
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During the programme, I met girls from my year who felt similar to how I did. Some had been bullied, but others just felt like they didn’t fit in. We continued to keep in touch over the summer and when I went back to school for third year, for the first time, I had real friends.
I had people to sit with, friends to have lunch with. Friends to borrow notes from. Friends to go to the cinema with. Friends to go to the Debs with. Friends to text when life was tough.
I still got slagged off for being different. Wanting to listen to different music and dress differently seems to be the biggest offence you can make to your peers as a teenager apparently. I didn’t care though, because now I had people by my side and I wore my uniqueness with pride. I’m happy to say that they are still by my side.
Adopted aunts to my children and bridesmaids on my wedding day — I can’t begin to put into words how much I love and appreciate these women. They brought light into my darkest days and continue to brighten up my life.
I got through my school years and came out the other side, but I keep thinking it shouldn’t be that hard. Your school years are supposed to be carefree and fun, not filled with stress and anxiety.
As a parent, I was terrified when it came to my son starting school. I had visions of him being left out, just like I was. Every school drop-off, I had a knot in my stomach.
Fast forward to him starting fourth class and I’m delighted that his school experience has been so different from mine. He’s confident, outgoing and has a large group of friends. What really makes me proud though is how he looks after the other children and makes sure to include everyone. His natural instinct is to be kind. It’s a huge sense of relief to see that he isn’t being bullied, but also that he will never be the bully.
I do still worry about my daughter. She’s still a toddler but someday she will begin that journey and the fear rises in me all over again. I feel like a lot of the reason I was bullied was that I didn’t want to grow up as quickly as the other girls. I wasn’t interested in having a boyfriend or sneaking into nightclubs. I just wanted to be a teenager, not an adult and for that, I was ostracised.
I look at some of the younger generations in my family and I have hope that things are changing. I’ve seen my little sister and relations close to her age with gaggles of friends, enjoying transition year and class trips, without any sense of trepidation. It makes me happy and I hope my children can feel the same. I want them to love being teenagers and have good memories to look back on.
As parents, we always want better for our children than we had for ourselves. For my children, I hope they have a happy childhood. All children deserve to be happy and all children deserve the right to be children.
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Reframe A Common Teacher Anxiety — Educator Forever
Whether you’ve already started back at school or if you’ll start in the coming weeks, you’re likely feeling a variety of feelings about the new school year. If you’re not feeling excited about heading back to the classroom, you’re not alone. If the back-to-school dread has hit you, or you feel stuck in these feelings, try to uncover how you could take action to move forward.
Back-to-school dread can hit for a variety of reasons. Maybe you’re wishing you could leave the classroom and find a flexible job in education. Maybe you’re moving to a new grade level, subject or school and feeling some extra anxiety or stress. Maybe you’re experiencing teacher burnout and know the new school year will bring new challenges.
No matter why you’re experiencing back-to-school anxiety, taking action is the best way to get unstuck, but it also can be hard to figure out exactly what to do. Don’t rush it! The most important thing is that you’re tuning into what you want and making a plan for getting it.
3 Ways to Reframe Back-to-School Dread
Ready to transform back-to-school dread into motivation to help you reach your goals? Don’t wait until next summer to get things done! Instead, try to carve out tiny bits of time to propel you closer to your dreams. Even if you just make tiny bits of progress towards your goals, that’s still progress worth celebrating.
Follow these three steps to get started and reframe any back-to-school teacher anxiety or stress you might be feeling.
Get Clear on Your Feelings of Back-to-School Dread
Whatever you’re feeling, don’t ignore it. Instead, get curious about why you might be feeling that way. Try to uncover what your feelings are trying to tell you. First, write down or say aloud all the feelings you’re experiencing when you think about your back-to-school dread.
Take your time as you try to get clarity on exactly what you’re experiencing. This can be easier said than done, so allow yourself to really investigate so that you can find ways to feel better.
For example, maybe you’re feeling rundown, exhausted, and burnt out from teaching. Consider which feelings might go away with time and which feelings keep coming up. For example, maybe it’s inevitable that you feel run down and exhausted at the start of the school year. You’re working long hours and putting in extra work to make sure the beginning of the year kicks off well. But if these exhausted feelings persist throughout the year, then it’s time to think about action steps you could take to feel better.
Lingering emotions, or emotions that keep coming back over and over again, often give us clues into what we need to change.
Make a Plan
Maybe you were hoping to leave the classroom, but find yourself teaching another year. Or maybe you were looking forward to the new year, but ended up having a rough start. If you’re feeling discouraged, the best approach is— you guessed it!— to take action.
After getting clear on your feelings and what they’re telling you, make a plan for changing your circumstances. Maybe you decide that you don’t want to teach next year. Think about how much money you’ll need to have saved so that you can confidently take the leap beyond the classroom.
Then make a plan for making that money. Consider picking up contract jobs or other small jobs that will help you build experience and a cushion for when you leave teaching.
Or maybe you’re feeling like you need to be more creative and decide that you want to learn more about curriculum development. Put aside a little time each week to work towards your goals. Block out time on your calendar and hold yourself accountable for sticking to the “appointments” you schedule with yourself.
By taking control of your professional learning, you’ll likely find yourself feeling invigorated and inspired – and feeling a lot less back-to-school dread.
Adopt a Summer Mindset
Even if your plan involves working towards big moves in the future, there are things you can simultaneously do right now to feel better. Think about adopting a summer vacation mindset year-round.
No matter how busy you might be, try to build in time for joy and relaxation. The work of a teacher is truly never going to be done, so make sure you’re prioritizing what you need. Spend time outside, with loved ones, and build empty space into your schedule so you have time to rest and relax.
Practicing self-care for teachers might not do away with end-of-summer anxiety entirely. Let’s face it, the first day back to school for teachers (and sometimes the first few weeks back) can be tough! But if you prioritize time for the things that light you up, you’ll be able to find joy among the stress.
Ready to End Back-to-School Dread for Good?
What if your back-to-school stress sticks around all year? If you’re feeling perpetually down about teaching, it’s important to realize you have other options.
You don’t need to stay in a position that consistently brings you down. There are many other ways you can make an impact in education while building a more sustainable and joyful professional life. Whether you dream of working as a curriculum developer or education writer, or want to start your own education business, the possibilities are truly endless when it comes to alternative careers for teachers.
Ready to discover how? Join the Beyond the Classroom course and learn how to get clear on what you want and land flexible jobs in education.
Why We’re Dreading Going Back to School
As I walk into Target, I immediately see the gigantic “Back To School” signs and can practically smell all of the #2 pencils. I see kids with their parents going over their school supply list, making sure they got the correct number of notebooks and folders and the right brand of markers. The kids I see look happy and excited about doing their back-to-school shopping and do you know what? So do their parents. Without realizing it, I am staring at them and smiling, too. I can’t help it. Seeing the bright, smiling faces of today’s youth excited about going to school makes me happy, but my smile quickly fades when I am brought back to reality by my seven-year-old letting out a sigh and asking me, “Are we done yet?”
My child has attention deficit disorder (ADHD or ADD) and, for us, the words “back to school” create the opposite effect. Instead of excitedly counting down the days until the first day of school and being happy about starting another school year, my child has been crying every day as she sees the X’s on our calendar getting closer and closer to August 18, begging me not to make her go back to school.
My child is very smart, sometimes too smart, and I am not just saying that because I am her mother. My child was talking in full sentences before she could walk and she hasn’t stopped since. She says some of the most profound things I have ever heard, and she thinks outside the box. She is one of the most imaginative and creative people I know. Although her teachers have recognized these characteristics in her, they are not going to be measured, graded, or accounted for in school. She isn’t going to get A’s in Creativity or Thoughtfulness, that’s for sure.
On every report card last year, her teacher commented that my child needed to know her math facts better because she took too long to answer them. Despite spending extra time doing math drills with my child and getting her a math tutor, guess what? At the end of the year, she still wasn’t able to answer the teacher’s precious math facts as quickly as she would have liked. It’s not that she didn’t know the answer. It’s not that she didn’t know how to solve the problem. It’s that kids with ADHD have a difficult time focusing. They were born with these magnificent minds that allow them to think about several things at once. With time, hard work, and patience, they will learn how to manage and organize their thoughts to give their teachers (and, as an adult later, their bosses) what they want. I wish I could tell you exactly how they will do that, but ADHD affects everyone differently and so managing symptoms is different for everyone. My husband has ADHD and what worked for him as a child doesn’t work for our daughter.)
What breaks my heart is the fact that I know my daughter tries her absolute best in school, but, because of the way her mind works, she may be regarded by her teachers and classmates as unintelligent, lazy, and disrespectful. If she is treated like she is stupid, a troublemaker, or a bad kid, she will start believing it and begin behaving like it on purpose, because it’s the easier route. I would never describe my child as any of those words, but that is because I understand her mind and behaviors. If you’re lucky, your child may get a teacher that understands how ADHD affects children and will be willing to make accommodations for your child. If that is the case, consider yourself blessed. For the rest of you, your mamma bear claws will be coming out and you will be fighting every day to get that teacher to understand your amazing child the way you do. You are and always will be your child’s biggest advocate. Never be afraid to speak up and ask for the help your child needs and deserves.
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My child goes to a small private school and will be entering the second grade this year. These second graders have been at this school together for two years now and have already formed their own little cliques. Over the summer, my daughter wasn’t invited to at least two of her classmates’ birthday parties. My child has one good friend at her school. One. That is no surprise to me, though, because my daughter doesn’t have the best social skills. She gets angry and frustrated easily, she has a difficult time waiting her turn, and she is a bit immature for her age. Luckily for her, she is hilarious and she is a lot of fun to be around when she is in a good mood, so kids tend to gravitate to her at first.
However, if my daughter keeps interrupting them to shout something or gets mad at them when they don’t want to play what she wants, these kids leave. They don’t know she has ADHD or what ADHD is. They don’t understand why she acts the way she does and at this age, they are too busy being a kid to try to understand. My child’s best friend “gets” her, and I love her for that. For the kids that do stick around, they learn that my daughter is an amazing friend who they can count on to put a smile on their faces and is not afraid to stick up for them. They are definitely BFF-worthy.
With a new school year comes homework, something the parents of children with ADHD dread just as much as the children themselves. By the time my child gets home from school, she is drained. She has just spent seven hours at school trying her best to get her brain to focus to please her teachers and fit in with her classmates and now the teacher is requiring her to do math worksheets, language arts worksheets, spelling words, 20 minutes of reading, and review those damn math facts. The material is boring. She’s bored. I’m bored. She’s crying. I feel like crying. In fact, I feel like screaming and ripping my hair out, but I decide to take my own 3C’s advice to remain calm, cool, and collected.
Homework can take us hours to complete and, without the right tools, it is torture for us. What I have learned to do to keep my child interested, engaged, and stimulated during homework (and to make it go a hell of a lot faster) is to turn it into a fun game for her. You name it, and I’ve probably used it. From moving around Shopkins as math counters to me using a ridiculous Maleficent voice (her request) when quizzing her on her spelling words. If it makes her happy and gets her to do her homework without tears, I’m down. As time goes by, though, what has previously worked sometimes doesn’t cut it anymore, so I have to think of new ways to make homework fun. It’s time consuming, exhausting, and never-ending, but so is parenting. This is what my husband I signed up for seven years ago when we decided to become parents. Our baby being born with ADHD was what we were dealt with and now we’re just trying our best to play our cards right.
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After school is over for the day, I usually see other moms rushing their kids off to soccer practice or a Scouts meeting. My daughter has been begging me to let her join the Girl Scouts, but she is already in choir, a drawing class, and will be joining drama this year. I am afraid it will be too much for her to handle. Instead of taking my daughter to a Girl Scouts meeting, I am busy taking her to child psychiatrists to discuss her ADHD medication and child psychologists for behavioral therapy sessions. I am busy having her test out sitting on wiggly seats, using rubber bands on chairs, and holding fidget toys to see what is going to help her stay in her seat and focus best. I am busy sending e-mails to her teacher, asking how she did at school that day. I am busy role-playing with her in pretend social situations to help her become a better friend. I am busy reading her books about other children with ADHD, hoping she will relate to the characters and learn from them. I am busy researching all I can about ADHD. I am busy worrying about her. I am busy loving her. In other words, I am busy being her mother.
That, my dear friends, is what going back to school is like for parents of children with ADHD.
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Summer vacation is about to screech to a sudden halt. You’re on the beach Tuesday and Wednesday you’re back to Staff Preparation Days.
What happened?
Did it go by too fast? Did you forget to read that book or clean out the storage bin? Don’t worry. You’re life isn’t over because you’re heading back to work. I completely understand the complicated feelings that go with heading back to school. But that dread is easy to shirk off with a change of attitude. Nothing will bring back those beach days, but there are a few ways to maintain a sunny disposition.
And they are in order so you can do them one at a time as you get ready to enter back into your “school life.”
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Reach out to a colleague to connect, not complain
A few days before you return, give a colleague you like a call or shoot them an email, just to say hi. Share some stories about your summer and avoid too much talk about school life. Begin to renew that camaraderie that many of us truly enjoy. As a teacher, the majority of your work is in the classroom, but we are all small pieces of a greater whole, trying to help educate children and make communities better. This work takes a team and it is fun and rewarding. Remind yourself of that by reaching out to rekindle your collegial friendships.
Change your routine
For the past five years have you gotten up at the same time? Did you eat the same thing for breakfast, or worse, skip it? Did you wear the same shoes every day? Look, I have my routines that I love and trust me, I am not changing all of them. Yet sometimes, if you are feeling the dread of returning to school, a little switch in an everyday ritual might make the day more interesting. Eat something new for breakfast. Get to school earlier and leave earlier. Take a different route to work. Change the music you listen to, or check the weather on a different website.
Do something unusual, not to exhaust your mind but to break that potential rut of feeling like you have been doing the same thing, over and over again, for years. Change it up. Keep it different. It doesn’t have to be life shattering but enough of am adjustment to make your life feel a little different.
Learn something new
Even if you only have a couple of weeks left until the first bell rings, learn something new. Read a book that interests you. See a museum exhibition. Try a new type of food or enroll in a one-night class. Remember what it’s like to learn and to be exposed to something fresh and captivating. This is what your students feel like when you inspire them. It’s a very powerful feeling. And the best way to remember that is to find it in yourself.
No one likes to end summer vacation. (Trust me, I would love another few weeks.) But try a few of these routine changers. They might help you to shed the dread and get more excited about returning to school. After all, isn’t that how you want to feel?
Change work outfit
Make it more than just your shoes. Add something to what you wear, whether it be a watch, a necklace, different earrings, or a bracelet, something that you put on or keep in your desk that makes you feel different. How about a new haircut? Maybe you use a new belt, or rotate wearing a few items?
Whatever it is it should make you feel slightly different, not the same old self that has been dragging themselves to work wearing the same old thing. Your colleagues might notice, too. Maybe it will inspire them to mix things up.
Make a new friend
Reconnecting with a colleague before you return is always a good plan but reaching out to someone new at school can be really refreshing. I enjoy a quality conversation or even a passing quick chat with some of my fellow teachers during the work day, which usually has nothing to do with work. It’s a great break from the teaching day, even if only for 5 minutes.
Teaching can be very isolating, spending hours without adult contact. Find someone new at the school with whom you can casually socialize. It has been great over the years to have lunch with the same people everyday or to eat and work in your classroom alone, but mixing up your social life at school will act as another tool to shed the dread of returning back to the classroom.
I completely understand the sadness of ending summer break. No one likes to leave the beach! But don’t think about your curriculum just yet. Put a little energy into yourself and you’ll feel better about getting back to your classroom!
See you at school!
Otis Kriegel is the author of Starting School Right: How do I plan for a successful first week in my classroom? (ASCD). Kriegel has taught elementary and middle school students for 15 years. He has taught in dual language (Spanish/English and German/English), monolingual, and integrated coteaching classrooms. To support your back to school efforts, ASCD is offering a free e-book download of Otis Kriegel’s Starting School Right. Download it here.”
The Dread of Watching Your Kid Start School
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I hated school — despised it, really. The homework, the expectation of sitting still for hours on end, the false pretense that I was going to use this complicated math ever again … I disliked all of it, but it was the whole socializing thing that really got me. I felt woefully out of touch with what everyone else was doing, awkward in my own body and my own mind.
Other kids knew the rules to certain games, had a shared language around play, that, as a recent immigrant, I had to play catch-up on. I felt like someone who was just figuring out life while others were far ahead. Like they’d handed out the guidebook for how to be a person in kindergarten and I missed it because my parents always dropped me off at school super-late. Even in high school, I struggled to make sense of who I was inside my own forged-together friend group, always wondering if I really fit in.
As a young adult, I did eventually settle into a version of myself that was less insecure and nervous, and I enjoyed a rich (and sordid) social life. I gleefully left all those years of primary- and high-school discomfort long behind me. Then I got older and had kids.
Now that my 4-year-old son has started kindergarten, I am flooded with memories of those years, some incredibly visceral and overwhelming. The time when I was 8 that I finally made it to school in the appropriate outfit for whatever special-color day it happened to be and my classmate Frances vomited all over me as soon as the national anthem started and I had to walk all the way home by myself to change into the only clean shirt I could find, which of course didn’t fit the theme. Some are silly, like when, coming out of the bathroom during recess in third grade, my skirt was accidentally tucked into my tights and a group of older girls laughingly pointed it out. I’m almost 40 now, but I still check my skirts and dresses diligently when I leave a toilet stall — silly and haunting. Others are more pointy. Thinking about the depression that hit me at 16 and alienated me from most of my friend group still makes me feel like I could lose my friendships any time I start to show vulnerability, like a spell of bad fortune or injury could mean those closest to me will simply move on. These things embed in you, shape you in tiny yet permanent ways, leaving you just a little bit changed forever.
Now I’m merely imagining his days instead of living them together with him, which is both freeing and incredibly painful.
The thought of those little indignities, those small, sharp pains already shaping my son, kills me.
In some ways, we’re both going back to school. He’s learning to exist in a new social sphere, and so am I. Every morning we each face the gauntlet of new people, people who will be in our lives for the next eight years. As I watch my child struggle to integrate into the pack, I worry he gets his shyness and reserve from me, like I’ve passed on something faulty. (Did I mention that parent cliques are already forming? A social hierarchy is taking place, and I’ve returned to a state of awkward adolescence I thought I’d abandoned almost 30 years ago. )
The daily school drop-off has become a kind of ritualistic torture for me, gawking at my child and hanging around just a little too long as he walks into the playground, full of nerves, tearfully waving at us from the other side. I’m aware that part of what I’m feeling is my own bruised recollection of wanting to belong, of longing for something you think other people already intrinsically understand, something you feel like you will never grasp. A social master key you just never got. I know acutely what it is to feel those feelings I think he’s feeling. I also know that much of what I’m feeling is my own projection.
But isn’t it just a little bit heartbreaking that after years of protecting and nurturing and teaching this person how to be alive in the world, I’m simply sending him off to be molded by strangers? I can’t be there, the way I was for those first years of his life, to prevent anything bad from happening or kiss his literal boo-boos as they swell and form. Now I’m merely imagining his days instead of living them together with him, which is both freeing and incredibly painful. Some days he comes home exuberant, delighted and exhausted by everything he did that day. Other days he says he was lonely or nervous. I can’t help but obsess over what it means for such big, important feelings to be felt by such a tiny little person. The total crush of remembering those feelings is nothing compared to the thought of him feeling them, too.
There are so many important things about school that are changing him for the better too, building an independence that is surprising and endearing and inspiring. Still, nothing really prepared me for how this part of it would feel, for how much it seems like I’m suddenly parenting myself, or rather a younger version of me, healing old wounds and trying to prevent new ones.
I have to constantly remind myself that there is another side and I’m standing on it, scathed but fine, happy in fact. It still doesn’t change how strange and sometimes sad it is to watch someone else go through many of the same things you did in what often feels like slow motion. Because it’s not happening to me, it’s happening to someone I love intensely, each wound, each rejection feels as though it’s occuring twice. Knowing I can’t stop it or really change what’s going to happen to him inside that school building has been the hardest part of parenting so far. The best I can do is wait for pick-up and hope he’ll tell me something good about his day. Today, he said he and a new friend were “playing puppy dogs.” His glee was infectious, and I finally let myself relax, just a little.
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The most terrible school in the world
Adults have rather vague memories of school times. Change of shoes, recess, cool magazines, go for chalk, mop the floors in the classroom. The first call, bows, flowers on the windowsills. The place of memories of your school years is occupied by the problems of your child at school. Donate money for another repair or a gift to the teacher. And behind the word “school” there are many sounds, smells. Chalk creaking on the board, the floorboard creaking, the sound of the ball in the gym, the smells of lunch, old mats, the perfume of classmates …
Imagine that they took an ordinary Soviet school, removed all the students and teachers from there, threw them in almost 30 years. The result is a very dark place. As if overnight everything stopped and people disappeared somewhere, leaving things to lie in their places. Actually it was, because this story about a school in the ghost town of Pripyat …
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1. We ended up in Pripyat in March 2014 – probably the darkest month of the year, along with November. Light rain, gloomy weather only added drops of darkness to the atmosphere of this place. I don’t know if I could walk there on my own, knowing that there was no one else around. Probably could, but with shaking arms and legs and gray hair. Pripyat is the scariest place I have ever been. And the places where crowds of children used to run – a kindergarten, a school – are especially striking. It seems that if you listen, you will hear children’s voices …
2. This is a typical high school, with typical classrooms, desks and a ruler yard. But years later, it turned into a stronghold of horror and despair. In a few decades, it will collapse, and flowers will grow on piles of stones, as a memory of the past.
3. But for the time being, the school is a place of pilgrimage for all those who have been beaten by Stalker and who have studied Roadside Picnic. There are a lot of them here, guys who want to walk around places familiar from a computer game. I confess, I played. But in our group there were those who said “and I studied here” … I don’t know what is going on in the soul of people who see their home in such a state, the place where a happy childhood passed. For example, even now I do not like to go to my old school, there is no need to wake up old memories. And then to see what happened to the house, the yard, the native desk in the classroom. It’s definitely hard.
For many years the interiors in schools, kindergartens, shops have been practically destroyed by soldiers, marauders, and then by tourists who want to create an installation for “greater horror” with their own hands. There are many of them, and you can immediately understand that this doll in the chair is seated by the hands of a tourist, or maybe a guide. That’s how the cash register ended up in the school.
4. Once upon a time, delicious cutlets and borscht were cooked here, it smelled of delicious bread. With what anticipation I waited for the school lunch! We were always fed well and for free – the Chernobyl zone after all. And the attendants came here, 15 minutes before the call from the lesson and set the table for their class. Or maybe a line of hungry kids lined up for distribution …
5. Children from recess rushed along this corridor, shouting, jumping – trying in every possible way to relieve tension after tedious geometry. And after the lessons, everyone hurried home faster, and then to the yard, to play with friends. No iPhones, X-boxes or iPads. Everyone wanted to play football, somewhere behind the houses with knives, steal somewhere a piece of carbide. And then it all stopped in just one day. And now only the wind runs along this corridor.
6. Various textbooks, filmstrips, samples of plants and minerals are surprisingly well preserved in the classrooms. Even some conservation remained. There is a suspicion that these tomatoes in the jar were also brought by someone. Everything in the rolled up jars has rotted away for a long time, but for some reason not under the plastic lid.
7. Cool photo album. Photos – “We are going, we are going, we are going” and “Before boarding the bus.” Hundreds of photographs rot in the school for years. History disappears, only memories remain.
8. For me, such a picture is blasphemy in its purest form. Trample books, roll their dust – is simply unthinkable. And yet the floor of many classes is simply littered with textbooks, books of classics. It is very difficult to see such a sight.
9. Another installation from tourists – the main condition is that a gas mask must be present. Nearby lies the book “Lenin’s course of the world”, a plate with Ilyich’s speeches, children’s drawings. But this is not a movie, this is reality. A terrible phantasmagoria that has long been part of our world. We are used to the fact that there is an exclusion zone nearby, a cemetery of memories and unfulfilled hopes. And we live with it.
10. Pioneer truth. Who was the pioneer? I was already accepted into the Ukrainian pioneers, such an atavism of the Soviet past. I don’t know if there is a pioneer organization in Ukraine now.
11. Schoolyard, once covered with asphalt. Lines were held here, chants were shouted, and they swore to the cause of Lenin. And years later – almost a forest. A few more years will pass and the dense forest will hide the platform under its branches. There will be even more wild boars, hares, the city will return to the bosom of nature.
12. Pripyat is not just an abandoned city, it is a large open-air museum. Museum of the Soviet past, frozen time. And a museum of human tragedy. More importantly, it is a monument to family grief. The inhabitants of Pripyat experienced a lot, leaving their homes, “only for a few days” in the end, never returning there. For those who often go to Pripyat, there is a taboo – not to go into residential buildings. It’s like invading someone’s life, even if it’s been frozen in the City years ago.
13. Also see “Pripyat – Silent Hill” and “What could be bought for 1 ruble in the USSR. ”
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School swamp: children studied in terrible conditions at a rural school in North Kazakhstan region – photo
School swamp: children studied in terrible conditions at a rural school in North Kazakhstan North Kazakhstan region – photo
Parents of schoolchildren turned to the media and social networks with a complaint that their children are forced to study in a damp school with moldy walls and rotten… 23.08.2021, Sputnik Kazakhstan
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PETROPAVLOVSK, August 23 – Sputnik. In the North Kazakhstan region, schoolchildren from a rural school were forced to study for many years in an emergency school with a leaking roof, moldy walls and rotten floors, Sputnik Kazakhstan correspondent reports.
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“It’s just a cry from the bottom of our hearts. Why are only city schools being repaired, but what about village schools? In Ilyichevsk secondary school, not once during its existence (and it was built back in Soviet times) was a major overhaul done. When it’s raining, water flows in a stream from the second floor to the first, the walls are damp and covered with mold, the ceiling is swollen, the floor is rotting. There is nothing to breathe in the school from dampness, it’s just some kind of swamp, not a school, “complain the parents of rural schoolchildren.
In the Ilyichevsk secondary school, not once during the entire period of its existence (and it was built back in Soviet times) they did not make major repairs
Head of the Department of Education of the North Kazakhstan region Gulmira Karimova, answering a question from a Sputnik Kazakhstan correspondent, noted that the department is aware of this problem.
“Children of the Ilyichevsk school should study under normal conditions, they are no worse than students of other schools. Therefore, we decided to start repairs at the school without waiting for the results of the republican examination, since the design and estimate documentation is being prepared for a very long time,” she informed Karimov.
8 million tenge was allocated for the purchase of building materials so that the school would be ready by September 1st. According to her, 70 percent of the repair work, both external and internal, has been completed. The head of the educational department promised that the school would be ready by the beginning of the year. And when the design and estimate documentation is ready, the repair work will be fully completed in accordance with the project.
When it rains, water flows in a stream from the second floor to the first, the walls are damp and covered with mold, schoolchildren’s parents wrote – Vishnevskaya school and Tayynshinskaya school (both are located in the Tayynshinskiy district of the region).
“They have been considered emergency for the past three years. It is no longer possible to repair them, so a decision was made to build new schools. The construction of the Vishnevskaya school has already begun, and for the Taiynshinsky school, an examination at the exit, as soon as the documents are received, the construction of this school will begin” Karimova assured.
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By the way, the North Kazakhstan region is distinguished by a large number of small schools, that is, schools with a small number of students. There are 361 small schools in the region, which is 78% of the total number of schools.
“Today, six primary schools (one in Akzhar district, one in Akkayyn, one in Esil, two in Zhambyl and one in Kyzylzhar districts) were closed, in which only four students in grades 1-4 studied. To ensure access to quality education for children, students will be transported,” Karimova informed.
Starting September 1, it is planned to transport 2,074 children from 298 settlements, including 1,261 students with daily transportation, and 813 with weekly transportation. To upgrade the fleet, 42 vehicles were purchased in 2020, and another 18 units in 2021.
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In any tough conflict, the truth is that both sides are right – only they are not ready to admit the existence of the other side of the same coin.
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Discussing the fashionable concept of “quality of education” for the Soviet school and for the modern one, the participants in the discussion rarely think about the concept of “education”. And it is very meaningful. I now define it as “coordination of pictures of the world.” When teaching, you can simply learn what is required by the program, but not build it into a holistic view of the world around you. If you just need to pass an exam, it’s enough to remember what you were taught, what tasks you were coached on. But no one bothers to build this “knowledge” into your picture of the world – then it is easier to understand the meaning of tasks and solve non-standard tasks, and not just typical ones.
Education – that is, the conscious construction of his own picture of the world – a person will be engaged only if the learning process meets his educational request. What is the request – such is the teaching. That is why for one teacher in one class, one torturedly crawls “for a C”, and the other wins at the Olympiads. That is why I taught my children that the quality of an educational organization is determined not so much by teachers as by classmates. Where classmates “for a walk”, there Einstein in teachers will not help much. And where classmates “repair engines on the go”, there a serial lecturer is not a hindrance to development.
In the Soviet school, the standard educational request was in the logic of famous films – “a ticket to life”. The preparatory stage for life is school. Life is a factory or an institution. Therefore, as the school graduation date approached, the student picked up guidelines on where to go next – on them, an educational request matured. The school and everyone around lived in this logic and expected manifestations of this request from the teenager, supported him to the best of his ability. I omit the situation when adults impose their opinion – this is a perversion of logic, but even it fits into this scheme, albeit crookedly.
As long as the balance of request and offer was normal, everything worked fine. But over time, the balance is off. In Soviet society, the prestige of higher education was very high, and compulsory military service caused more and more fears. Therefore, there was a shortage – a hallmark of “developed socialism”, brightly castigated by Arkady Raikin. As in all other spheres of life in Soviet society, the problem of the shortage of places in universities was solved in an ugly way.
Part of the entrants did what they deserved, but at a considerable cost, both nerves and money. Oohs and aahs around nerves at the Unified State Examination – fairy tales at a children’s matinee compared to Soviet admission to a university. That is why there was a request for preparation for university exams instead of the previous request “preparation for life”. Not for everyone, but for many. Even for those who consciously chose their path to the future, the request to prepare for the entrance exams was extremely important.
At a certain stage, the level of complaints in society about the procedure for entering a university required major changes. Everyone saw the solution in the creation of an independent unified exam, which would eliminate corruption and hassle in the transition from school to university. And so the USE was born. As a solution to the problem that the Soviet school and the Soviet university gave rise to.
It would seem that everything should be resolved – but now we know that the USE has become a bogey to this day, although it suits many people quite well. The main reproach is now not education, but coaching. To a large extent, this is true. Not for everyone, but for many. The saddest thing is that not only parents with children, but also teachers were involved in this process. Moreover, it is precisely for teachers that a clear focus on passing the exam successfully turned out to be more beneficial than the same smart GEFs focused on development. GEF got into conflict with the Unified State Examination, where he won the Unified State Examination. This is natural, but initially it was not obvious. What the request wins.
With the advent of the Unified State Examination, the student no longer needed to form an educational request to prepare for the future path. The USE, with the ability to apply to different universities, allows you to postpone the task of choosing a path for an indefinite period. Moreover, the future path is now chosen not according to one’s deepest desire, which must first be born, but according to the university one managed to get into. And given the new realities of lifelong learning, it becomes indifferent where to start: what happens, we’ll start with that. And then life will lead.
So it turns out that both sides of the dispute about the Unified State Examination are right:
– Some turned a blind eye to the Soviet games with a shortage of places in universities. They remember the choice of a life path at the exit from school, how the teachers tried to help with the choice, with the preparation of the choice. Choice is a manifestation of activity and initiative of a student/graduate. They are deservedly outraged by the race for the USE score and the massive stories of cheating on the USE, police cordons to prevent abuse.
– Others remember the broken fortunes of the Soviet admissions, thieves Soviet students who did not study, but took the places of those who were unfairly flunked at the entrance. They quite rightly believe that today it is much easier for those who have chosen their path to act. At a minimum, those who have not scored points can enroll in paid education.
The fact is that in the Soviet logic it was necessary to form an educational request through the formation of a choice of a future path – school was a preparation for later life. And in modern logic it’s easier not to bother. It’s easier to make the highest possible USE score with an educational request, and then we’ll see. And therefore education as a coherent picture of the world is no longer necessary for the vast majority: memorized-passed-forgotten.
And where is the way out? It is foolish to go back to old problems. And leaving the exam with new problems is also stupid.
If we realize that there is no full-fledged education without an educational demand, we need to come up with a model where we cannot do without it. In this sense, it is worth keeping the Soviet school in mind. But the bacchanalia with admission to the university must be excluded. Since education is rarely limited to studying at one university, it is better to start not with just any one, but with one chosen according to interest. Even if later interests change, knowledge is not superfluous – but a conscious choice and motivated teaching.
I believe the solution is to remove the boundaries between school and university. The initial courses of the university, and even the entire educational cycle of the undergraduate level, could merge with the senior school into a conditionally “profile school”. There, in the logic of teaching the school, it would be possible to form a certain profile of its own, which would allow, at the level of transition to a conditional “magistracy”, to pass through the required input profile. The transformation of the institute of the Unified State Examination into an external independent test structure for the control/formation of a profile recruited on uniform conditions would allow maintaining the flexibility and independence of the current situation, returning the task of a meaningful educational request.
A flexible profile will allow you to continue further stages of education without a rigid focus on a single university. Graduates of creative universities have already been allowed to receive another higher education free of charge. The time is not far off when the state will encourage any education without restrictions. But education is not like any fact of studying at a new university, but as a fact of successful qualifications and building up a profile, regardless of the university. Moreover, it is possible to maintain different prices for different elements of the profile in order to stimulate exactly those that the state needs most.
One obstacle on this path is military service with a gap of a year from life. If we forget about the army, then the school I described lives its own life without reference to age: when I matured to something, then I went to master it, confirm it in an independent center with entry in the profile, receive compensation for expenses and live on until the next impulses to learn. And if the army is made in the manner of a Swiss one with episodic short-term training camps for a lifetime, then the problem is removed. The military part of the training can be added to a separate profile and mastered in the same logic.
Terrible school of life – Journal room
embankment” the word “fear” is mentioned 17 times … Adjective
“terrible” … 14 times, and only once – the key word
“terror”.
Semyon Ekshtut.
“Yuri Trifonov”
Yuri Trifonov could not complain about the lack of critical attention and
literary critics – all 35 years of his active writing, he was in sight. Could not complain in the next 35 years after his
death, if he knew: what he wrote remains in the center of heightened attention.
The following spoke about him: Roy Medvedev and Caroline de Magde-Soep,
Vadim Kozhinov and Yuri Oklyansky,
Alexander Shitov and Natalia Ivanova, Olga Miroshnichenko and … I mention
only those who, in his book about Yuri Trifonov, published in a small series
“ZhZL”, Semyon Ekshtut refers.
Refers. But it doesn’t repeat. Nobody. Ekshtut –
an analyst of a completely different, new profile. Or, as Akhmatova would say,
a different direction.
Firstly, in the Trifon field, Ekshtut is younger than all his predecessors. For one or even
two generations younger. And he sees things differently than they do. Secondly, he is not
literary critic and historian. More precisely, he is a sociologist, historian,
archivist. And again, he reads the text differently than the critics read. Thirdly, in his
book found a new approach not only to Trifonov
heritage, but to the era that has remained behind us.
Born – a year after Stalin’s body was placed in the Mausoleum.
I went to school when the body was taken out of the Mausoleum. It seems to have never missed a day
Stalin era. But the era has risen and hung over the memory of the first post-Stalinist generation – either in blinding flashes, or lapses into darkness.
Meanwhile, life went on as usual. Studying in the fifth year of philosophical
Faculty of Moscow State University (and already getting used to the idea that quotations from early Marx should be
truncate so as not to stick out across the obligatory Soviet ideology), Ekshtut read in the “New World” Trifonov’s
“Another Life” and found there motives that have nothing to do with
orthodox Marxism. And how did Trifonov succeed? Approach of the observer
object continued. A year later, Ekshtut finished
graduate school, defended his dissertation and began to look for work. Looking after a place in one
from provincial universities, tried to get a job, but soon figured out the fee:
before dealing with your own problems, you will have three
year “plow” on the head of the department. This situation Ekshtut
recalled, reading in “Friendship of Peoples” Trifonov’s “House
on the embankment” (and already trying on the role of a literary critic?).
Entering this role, in his book about Trifonov he naturally and without any effort
inscribed his hero in a macro-literary context,
placing in the right places references to Gogol, Tolstoy, Chekhov, and at the same time
excerpts from Innokenty Annensky, who was Trifonov’s favorite poet.
The modern context Eckstuth wrote, citing such luminaries,
like Nathan Eidelman and Aron Gurevich, not to mention Nikolai Fedorov. And this highly learned plan is butt to the most insightful
knowledge of texture, no, not mental, but most everyday.
For example: how much in Khrushchev’s times did they get change from the “troyak” when they took
“for three” half a liter, and what could be obtained from a snack for this change
(processed cheese, gentlemen, processed cheese!). And next to this “cheese mass”
– links to little-known
reference books of the city police of tsarist times, to “lists of headquarters officers for
seniority “and other rare sources, known only purely
“approved” professionals. A wonderful junction of “top” and “bottom”! Weighing
historical realities, Ekshtut is not without a provocative
humor notices that the income and expenditure book of a cook from the time of the Great French
revolution is no less valuable for comprehending that time than
unknown autograph of Napoleon.
So what is more important for Eckstuth? Both!
The color of the ribbons on the folders in which Trifonov put the first manuscripts. And then
with what pen did he write the first story: “duck”, “asterisk” or “horseshoe” …
He wrote – on office paper, which those pens mercilessly tore! And others in
wartime was not available.
This textural scrupulousness is important not only in itself, but in Eckstuth it is strongly associated with the official parameters of the era,
and the biography of his hero is literally nailed to these points. Who are the parents…
hurry, comrade readers, slow down: this questionnaire question smells not only
the blood of kinship, but the blood of torture and execution.
Specifically. The writer’s father is a prominent figure in revolutionary times,
organizer of the Red Army – should be responsible for the era that went to
inheritance to his son? After all, activists also put Yury Trifonov on the bill
liberal pores: the tearful bitterness of the people’s sadness was de
is inaccessible to him … Ekshtut does not quote such philippics,
and I’ll take a chance:
“He (Trifonov. – L.A. .) belonged to –
class, by birth – not to victims, innocent victims of “revolutionary
storms”, and not even to “fellow travelers”, but to the revolutionary nomenklatura,
who first made this damn revolution, and then rode it,
admiring and disputing something over trifles, but still
admiring more: when on a horse, when under a horse, but still at a gallop, without dismounting
from this Budyonnovsk cavalry…”
Well, how was Yuri Trifonov supposed to justify himself for
his father, Valentin Andreevich Trifonov, commander of the revolutionary
vigilantes and an exiled settler who collaborated with Stalin himself?
The Stalinist state security itself resolved this issue by shooting Trifonov Sr. in 1938.
Balanced red and black… So
Trifonov Jr. had the right not to be responsible for his father’s Bolshevik affairs – era
answered her father. The only thing left for the son was a certain “hitch”, or, as he himself
later determined that a certain “bagpipe” – when filling out questionnaires, or rather – when
filling the vacuum while searching for the meaning of that terrible era.
But, digressing for a second from this “bagpipe”, I will now say about
disagreement with Ekshtut, which somewhat breeds
me with him in understanding the fundamental laws of history.
Following Trifonov (that is, imbued with his
attitude) Ekshtut believes that the horror of our
totalitarian era comes from the adopted “untruncated”
Marxism, and that in the basis of the world wars that warped and split humanity
in the twentieth century, lies the greed of the ruling classes and the brutality of governments, not
managed to divide the colonies. I myself grew up in this belief: I believed that
humanity will be freed from horrors if it accepts the only true teaching.
But – in the course of long doubts – tried to reverse the causes and
consequences: what if the basis of history is an irrevocable aggressive
human nature, which the human tries to cope with
or stupidity? What will the only true doctrine do here? If you take
the last two centuries: as soon as the peoples of Europe intuitively felt the approach
deadly fight, so the warlike spirit began to “wander through Europe” –
starting with the Germans, squeezed from all sides by the British, French, Slavs …
Communism as a pseudonym for militancy and all kinds of socialism as ways
to mobilize: national socialism, international socialism, etc. On the basis of these
total mobilizations – the initially aggressive nature of man, which with
labor restrain (or serve) certain beliefs, and she, nature,
takes its toll on a local, then on a global scale … This
– context for any biography of any time, and even ours … Following Trifonov
I save the word “terror”…
The problem is purely philosophical, and I, noting its controversial and unsolvable,
– I now return to the biography of Yuri Trifonov, as Semyon Ekshtut comprehends it, and in particular, to that “bagpipe” that spoiled
Trifonov’s life.
The matter is as follows. On the first rise of the fame of the author of “Students” around
envious people stirred. We found out that Trifonov, joining the Komsomol, hid ,
that his father is an “enemy of the people”: when asked about his father, an aircraft factory worker answered evasively:
“Father died at 1941 years old.
Hid? Or just didn’t answer the question he wasn’t asked? And
reproduced the official version: “The certificate issued by the NKVD stated that V.
A. Trifonov died in 1941. In those years (reminds me of Ekshtut)
there was an unspoken official instruction: relatives of persons shot in
1937-1938, when issuing certificates, provide fictitious dates of death of their relatives
and hide the fact of the execution.
Is this “tacit instruction” itself an oversight? Is it from thoughtlessness
authorities? From the laziness of executive bodies? Yes, both
enough: both thoughtlessness and laziness. But for the functioning of the totalitarian system
and it was not necessary: unfeasible, impractical, unnecessary – wholesale survey
everyone who went by the stream: who was allowed to conduct business, that was translucent
through, and everyone else (including aircraft factory workers) was let through
abbreviated questionnaire.
So one had to feel where the steel of the total system is, and where is the crack of normal existence. The system knew where
savings can be stopped. A person with
intelligence and talent.
(This is also how Yuri Gagarin, who survived the German occupation in the eight-year
age, ten years later, with a matriculation certificate in his pocket, not going to college
leaned, and in the “craft” – so as not to write in the questionnaire,
that his sister was taken to work by the Germans.)
And this is at all levels of the then existence. Are you having an affair with
actress of the Bolshoi Theater, and rumors are crawling around Moscow that the Bolshoi Theater
received a list of artists who were taken to Beria for erotic pleasures. Well
do? Break up with your loved one? Revolt against the all-powerful voluptuary?
Or ignore this special horror and with your beloved
a woman to live like you don’t know anything!
So you need to feel where this steel colossus leaves gaps into which
a man mobilized from head to toe must still manage to breathe!
And even be happy? I, like everyone in my generation, believed in
happiness, and certainly – in the world. In the course of life
something else was thought: no final happiness will be for any individual
grains of sand, not a total monolith (communism there, democracy or something), but
there will be an endless struggle between human consciousness and human nature. So that
you have to prepare for everything.
Did Trifonov know this? Felt confused? But he knew something else: that in the era
totality, you have to think with whom you are and against whom. Two options, and only then
– slots …
Traditionally, Russian thought accepted exactly two options. Or are you a hero
or a trembling creature (Any hero becomes our hero …). Smart option:
either you are a critically thinking person, or a tradesman (philistine, philistine, –
adds Ekshtut). And for the heroes – a choice: either Themis,
or Nemesis. Or do you, together with the warring people, know where
true, or together with him you punish apostates.
Trifonov absorbed this “dichotomy” “with his mother’s milk” (mother, from a family
revolutionaries who built this “damn power” – fell under the same rink
repression).
I embraced this total ambiguity of truth – along with my generation
“sixties”, – in which Trifonov also fell (by age
he was older, he asked for a military school – from a defense plant in 1942 he did not
released, and if released, would you return from the front?). Fate kept in
generation of rescued children of war, and doomed for life
together with the “sixties” to comprehend the era, to look in it for ways out to the “simple
human dignity” and not to accept either the role of executioners or the share of
victims – both were replenished with people of the same psychological type. I was looking for
Trifonov between these squeezed edges … what? human potential. clenched
nature. Saved from the horror of the essence.
The real essence is no longer between mobilization and death, but… “between the thaw
and stagnation.” Hidden in the “crevices” at the next shift
changing slogans and historical events.
“One historical event is replaced by another, and the private life of people goes
in its turn. ”
“The past is connected with the present by an indefinite chain of events arising
one from the other.”
By the power of intuition and talent, Trifonov felt in this black-red-white
pandemonium of its deep, original, natural basis.
At the time when he felt it, the intellectuals were still torn in soul
between the poles of faith: either Soviet, or anti-Soviet, or Stalin, or …
post-Stalin generation. I also felt what
It cost Trifonov such an intuitive insight.
“After fear disappeared from people’s lives, it was necessary to somehow enter
the recent past – the revolution, the Civil War, repression – into your picture
world and its value system. Enter, comprehend – and not go crazy … “
Don’t go crazy! This is Ekshtut’s formulation.
Trifonov in his formulations always returns to the main fatal
the concept – no, not “terror”, but – “fear”.
Not the “fear” that turns a person into a coward, but the one that
has long been specified in the concept of “the fear of God. ” That is, the fear of falling out of that
inevitability, in which a person is inscribed by the total will of the era, the inescapable will
destiny, people, country.
“Trifonov was the first and almost the only thinker who looked
on the contemporary situation in the big time of history… First,
who not only fixed the phenomenon, the “oscillatory state”
authorities, but also studied in detail the phenomenon of fear in Russia – whether it be fear
authorities in anticipation of another attempt on the life of the Narodnaya Volya on the king or fear
of the townsfolk before government or revolutionary terror.
Fear of being out of action by a belligerent power. Fear of being renegades and
outcasts of the warring era. Fear of losing a sense of reality – fluctuating,
shuddering, tossing reality. In conditions
which had to find in itself both courage and insight – not to hide from
terrible reality and still remain human.
Although to understand what it is: to remain human in the era of the total,
militant dehumanization – you can only
“trial and error” method.
What Yuri Trifonov learned from the great artist’s intuition. What can
feel, reading it, the current heirs.
Ekshtut finds stylistically in Trifonov
whimsical, but amazingly accurate formula of this state:
“Life is a terrible thing and at the same time the best school.”
Excursion in the broken school of Beslan – how many people died in the attack | 29.ru
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On September 3, the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Beslan and Solidarity in the Fight against Terrorism, Severodvinsk resident Igor Frolov tells how he visited the very school where hostages died in 2004, as well as intelligence officers who tried to save children and teachers. The quiet city today keeps a terrible tragedy in its history, which our fellow countryman touched – he showed what the school looks like today, which has become a museum of sorrow, and talks about why this museum is necessary.
We arrived in Beslan in the morning, probably at 9-11 o’clock. The weather was very cloudy, there were not very many people at all, and the city seemed quiet and calm.
A terrorist act in Beslan, a city in North Ossetia, took place on September 1, 2004: hostages were taken at school No. 1. The terrorists did it in the morning, right during the solemn line. For two and a half days they held more than 1,100 hostages in a mined building. Mostly they were children, as well as parents and school staff. The hostages were rescued by storm when an explosion thundered in the gym and the building began to collapse. Most of them were rescued, but as a result of the terrorist attack, 314 people died, of which 186 were children. In total, including rescuers, 333 people died, at least 783 were injured of varying severity.
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I was interested in this topic, I read a lot about it, perhaps, this is one of the global tragedies that simply cannot be forgotten. Tourists also came to the school with us this morning, parents brought their children here. Maybe one of them came from the service from the church, which is very close by.
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The most eerie thing is the ringing silence.
As quiet as possible: a cat was walking nearby, you could hear him stepping with soft paws. And when in such silence you see real traces of shots, collapse after explosions, then, of course, it becomes scary.
It happened right here. Hell was right there.
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Only the basketball ring says that this is a gym where children worked out
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Why is such a museum needed? And I wouldn’t really call this place a museum.
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The word for this place is strange… They don’t just look here, they mourn. And why this place is needed, in my opinion, is obvious. Firstly, those who lost loved ones in the terrorist attack need it, this is one – terribly large – tombstone. And this, perhaps, is paramount. Secondly, it is let hurting, but knowledge. This should not be forgotten, should not be repeated and allowed. And new and new generations will learn about it here today. It’s one thing on the internet. And another thing is like this – through a personal touch on grief. Thirdly, it is history through facts. Pure documentary.
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Overwhelmed by a feeling of gloomy confusion and incomprehension, how this could have happened at all.
A feeling of great injustice and intolerance for frighteningly cold cruelty.
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Lack of specialized education
The first problem of modern education is that most educational programs involve equal study of the humanities, exact and natural sciences. The interests and inclinations of a particular child are not taken into account. Each subject teacher considers his discipline to be the main one and tries to load students to the maximum.
Usually only high school students have the opportunity to choose a profile, and even then not in all schools. Children waste time on hateful and unnecessary subjects – this is a significant drawback of modern school education.
The family form of education allows you to focus on core disciplines. For example, a student of Foxford, Yesenia Prokopyeva, is engaged in academic vocals and wants to connect her life with art, so she pays more attention to the humanitarian profile.
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Problem 2. Race for performance
Each school has its own rating. The higher it is, the more preferences the educational organization has. The rating is made up of many indicators, in particular, the “average score” of students and the results of the Unified State Examination. This leads to the next problem of general education schools.
Often, grades do not correlate with real knowledge. Moreover, for many students, marks give rise to complexes and become a reason for bullying and other learning problems at school. Here is what Sofya Golova, a student of the 8th grade at Foxford, says about the five-point system.
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“In an ordinary school, you are judged by grades. No one wants to talk to a doppelgänger. In the fourth grade, we had an excellent student. Whenever I was called to the blackboard and I got a “four” or “three”, I thought I was embarrassed because I studied worse than her. I would cancel the ratings – they only spoil the mood and spoil us. Without grades, if the task is not given right away, you think, “Well, I will try better,” and with an assessment, “That’s it, I’m stupid!”.
Problem 3. Bureaucracy
Formalism pervades all areas of school life – from electronic journaling to the notorious “four cells down two to the right.” From the first grade, a child is taught the rule “You are an insect without a piece of paper” and forced to follow dozens of unnecessary rules, giving rise to new problems in the field of education.
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“The quality of education is much higher compared to a regular school. Liya now clearly lacks school knowledge, she has to google. Moreover, I note that Liika always studied well. This is precisely the difference in the depth of the material. Absolutely love the teachers. Young (mostly), cheerful, positive, enthusiastic, not exhausted people! The efficiency of family education differs from school education tenfold. Not a single minute is wasted on nonsense like “Where did you sit down ?!”, “Stop talking!”, “Didn’t you forget your head at home?”, “Where is the magazine?”. No deductions for handwriting, strikethrough, boxes, and indentation.”
Problem 4. Different levels of students’ preparation
Some parents themselves prepare their children for school, others believe that this is the responsibility of teachers. Some children read and count at the age of three, others barely add syllables and numbers at seven. And then 30-40 completely different guys gather in one class.
It is not surprising that leaders and laggards appear, and this is also a kind of problem for the modern school. The classical school system, unlike the home school, does not take into account the interests of either one or the other. The guys who quickly grasp the material get bored in the classroom, and those who need a special approach are in constant stress.
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“Everything went wrong with my son from the first day. What is called, did not fit. A conflict arose with a mathematics teacher: it was difficult for Sasha to solve problems at a fast pace and in a pressured atmosphere (at home he coped with them easily and quickly). At the end of the third quarter, the son refused to solve mathematics at all, as the teacher said that he would still fail.”
Problem 5. Less effective class
A classic school lesson lasts 45 minutes. Of these, 10–15 is spent on organizational issues (is everything in place, who is on duty, and so on), another 10–15 is spent on checking and explaining homework. 15-20 minutes are left for the submission of new material, provided that the class is calm and none of the students sabotages. This regime negatively affects the quality of school education.
Elena Yanyshina moved to Foxford Home School because every lesson at her old school was like a zoo. The children stood on their ears, and the teachers, instead of explaining the material, tried to calm them down. Getting knowledge in such an environment became a problem, and Lena decided to try an online school.
Read the full interview with Elena Yanyshina →
“I feel more responsible at Foxford. I myself get up in the morning, sit down for lessons myself, do homework myself or read a textbook. No one is forcing you: either you study or you don’t – it’s your choice.”
Problem 6. Large homework assignments
Everything that did not have time to pass in the lesson goes into work at home.
According to SanPin, homework in elementary school should take 1.5-2 hours, in grade 6 – 2.5, in grade 9-m – 3.5 hours. The real numbers are much higher. Homework is often so voluminous that the lessons have to stay up late. Especially if the child is not independent and is waiting for mom and dad to come home from work and help with assignments. This topical problem of modern education worries many parents.
Family education teaches children to be independent. Externs learn to manage their time especially quickly. Foxford student Vasily Poltoratsky is finishing 11th grade this year, although he should be only 8th by age.
Read the full interview with Vasily Poltoratsky →
“During the year of external study, I fully mastered self-education and began to enjoy learning at home. Down with the rises at six in the morning and hour-long trips to the subway with two transfers! The main advantage of an external student is a flexible schedule. If you did little today, you will catch up tomorrow.
Problem 7. Poor training of young teachers
Weak interest in learning outcomes is manifested by both young and experienced teachers. This is a common problem of the modern school system in Russia.
The first to get a decent salary, you have to take more hours, class guidance and tutoring. The quality of education, however, leaves much to be desired. Teachers have no time to prepare for lessons, a large workload inevitably leads to physical and emotional burnout.
The mother of Foxford Home School graduate Irina Fomicheva spoke very precisely about this problem in the education system. By the way, she herself is a teacher in the past.
Read the full interview with Irina Fomicheva →
“There are a lot of random people at school. First, they accidentally end up at the Pedagogical Institute (it often becomes an alternate airfield for those who did not get points in top universities), then they also accidentally start teaching.
A teacher is a vocation. But his work should be paid adequately. Otherwise, the fire in the eyes will quickly go out. Young teachers are drowning in reports and manuals. Paperwork and routine kill interest in the subject, do not leave time for self-development. Add to this the lack of material incentives, and you will understand why typical school lessons are so boring that it hurts your teeth.
Problem 8. Outdated working methods
Older teachers often cannot adapt to electronic document management, and most importantly, they do not understand the values of generation Z. Therefore, they go to work, just to “finish until retirement”, and sometimes openly demonstrate their dissatisfaction with life. But such teachers are in the majority, and their approach, of course, is a shortcoming of modern education.
In the family of Foxford Home School student Timofey Kozhin, the decision to switch to family schooling suddenly ripened. Mom was afraid that her son would be discouraged from studying.
Read the full interview with Daria Gorbacheva →
“Despite the proud title of the lyceum, Tim often encountered hostility from teachers. The son did not like the formal approach to explaining the material, and the teachers did not like his desire to study topics in depth, to get ahead of himself. And we left.”
Problem 9. Lack of preparation for the OGE and the Unified State Examination
Preparation for the main and unified state exams runs counter to the daily educational activities of schools. OGE and USE are format exams. It is not enough to understand the subject, rather specific skills are required from students: to correctly interpret tasks, write answers in strict accordance with the assessment criteria, and correctly fill out the forms. The main problem of studying at school is that this is not taught in the classroom – you have to hire tutors or attend preparatory courses.
At Foxford Home School, preparation for the USE and the USE is part of an individual program for students. For example, ninth-grader Vyacheslav Kostyushko adds OGE preparation classes to his daily plan and gradually looks through them.
Read the entire interview with Vyacheslav Kosciuszko →
“The main thing is not to be afraid and be honest with yourself when preparing. The OGE is not a monster, but an ordinary test, only in a special format. If you attended classes and did not cheat, everything will be fine.
Problem 10.
Extracurricular workload
A modern general education school does not perform an educational function – only an educational one, but must necessarily organize extracurricular activities for students.
Voluntary-compulsory attendance of additional classes, classroom hours, tea parties and concerts is not liked by most children and parents. Especially when the child has his own clubs and sections of interest. And for many students, this problem in education is relevant.
Children in family education do not suffer from a lack of socialization. On the contrary, there is more free time. So, a student of the Foxford Home School, Stepan Pavlovskikh, from the age of three was engaged in choreography, taekwondo and an artist. And when I went to school, I had to practically forget about mugs – there was not enough time.
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Psd/apple Valley Head Start | APPLE VALLEY CA DAY CARE CENTER
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Description: Head Start is a program of the United States Department of Health and Human Services that focuses on assisting low-income and disadvantaged families and children. The program was created in 1965 as part of President Lyndon Johnson’s war on poverty. The program was designed to help break the cycle of poverty by providing a comprehensive program that would meet the emotional, health, nutritional and psychological needs of preschool children from low-income and disadvantaged families. Our central premise is that “family” is the most fundamental factor influencing the lives of children. Aside from children’s educational needs, they also need a supportive, healthy home environment combined with stable and reliable relationships with adults and caregivers. In short, if you strengthen families, you automatically strengthen children.
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INLAND EMPIRE REGIONAL OFFICE
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2019-05-24
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Staff — Apple Valley School
Maureen Fox
SCHOOL DirectoR
SUNFLOWERS Preschool Faculty
Guided by a deep care for education and the environment, Maureen weaves the philosophies of Waldorf Education with her background in outdoor education. After attending a Waldorf school herself and working for NOLS for the last decade, Maureen unites both in a farm, forest and field program at Apple Valley School. Maureen holds a BA in English from Lewis and Clark College and has completed a three year Waldorf Elementary Teacher Education program at Sunbridge Institute in New York.
Keri McKain-Nachazel
Sunflowers Preschool faculty
Keri has spent the last six years teaching and learning alongside kindergarten children at Gannett Peak Elementary. Prior to that experience, she taught at the small mountain school her three children attended west of Fort Collins, CO. Keri has a B.S. in Zoology from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. She also completed Western State College’s Elementary Teaching program while working as an interpretive park ranger for the National Park Service. Keri and her husband have an active family that keeps them very busy playing soccer and hockey, hunting, fishing, gardening, and chasing after nine chickens and two dogs.
Carmen Braun
SEGO LILLIES preschool faculty
Carmen is originally from Cato, Wisconsin where her family farms sheep, dairy cattle, and crops. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she majored in Anthropology, but also dabbled in nursing and agriculture education. Having spent nine years as a live-in nanny raising three wonderful children, Carmen went on to earn her Masters in Education and a Waldorf teaching certification. She put her education into further practice teaching at Waldorf grade schools in the New York City area before coming to Apple Valley School. Carmen is thrilled to be in Lander with a little more space to garden, explore nature, bicycle, and care for animals!
Emily Cowles
BLUEBELLS toddler class Faculty
Emily believes that play is learning. Growing up in Vermont, Emily was constantly playing outside and learning about the world around her. From the cow pastures to the vegetable garden, Emily was constantly learning something new. Emily holds a BA in History from St. Lawrence University and a Master’s Degree in Learning, Family and Developmental Sciences from the University of Colorado with a partnership from Boulder Journey School in Boulder, CO. Emily enjoys skiing, mountain biking, hiking, cooking and reading.
Jennifer Yellow Boy
BLUEBELLS Toddler Class FACULTY
Mother of five and grandmother to her young grandson, Jen was born and raised on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota as well as in Nebraska and Wyoming. She graduated as class president from Flandreau Indian School in 2002 before going on to study criminal justice at Central Wyoming College and earning an Associate’s Degree in child development. Jen came to Apple Valley School having worked as a teacher with Fort Washakie’s Head Start program for six years, sharing her passion for reading with children as they developed language and critical thinking skills. Beyond nourishing a love of learning inside and outside of the classroom, Jen enjoys spending time in the mountains with her family, hiking and logging.
Aiko Bragg
BLUEBELLS TODDLER CLASS FACULTY
Aiko grew up in a big city in Japan, but fell in love with the beauty of nature and mountains while traveling the world and on annual visits to her father’s hometown in the countryside of Japan. Aiko studied Food Science at Kyoritu University in Tokyo and Outdoor Education at Central Wyoming College, where she met her future husband. In 2012, Aiko moved to the United States where she and her husband are raising their three children. In her free time, Aiko runs a small business selling custom nursery and birthday decorations as well as homemade masks. She loves cooking, hiking, camping, crafting, and sewing.
Annie Eggert
AFTERCARE TEACHER
With a background in experiential and outdoor education for all ages, Annie currently splits her time working for NOLS and Apple Valley School. She spent her early school years attending Montessori School and later received degrees in communication psychology, environmental science, and African American studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Annie loves baking sweet treats, teaching yoga classes, mushroom foraging, spotting wildlife from her back porch, and the occasional embroidery project.
Léne Epp
AFTERCARE TEACHER
Léne grew up in Minneapolis attending a Montessori school which fostered in her a deep understanding and appreciation of experiential learning. She graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth with a degree in Environmental and Outdoor Education. She has spent the past several years working as a field instructor for NOLS. Léne loves the joy and curiosity that young children bring to the world. She believes in the importance of play and time outside to encourage those qualities in life.
Liz Hardwick
aftercare teacher
Liz has years of facilitating learning experiences for teenagers and adults through NOLS, youth addiction counseling, and leading personal development workshops. She is now learning how to facilitate learning for little people through her work at Apple Valley School. When not caring for children in the school’s aftercare program, Liz works as an Integral Coach and facilitator. She is also the parent of two young kids, aspires to be in a ukulele band, and spends as much time as possible adventuring outside.
Scott Morris
aftercare teacher
Scott is from New Jersey and enjoyed formative experiences on the Appalachian Trail with his boy scout troop growing up. He studied American History and Adventure Education in college and has worked in a variety of outdoor education, guiding, and interpretive naturalist roles since. Last in Lander for an internship in 2013, Scott is now back with his partner, Grace, and their three big dogs. He is currently a PhD Candidate at the University of Utah, studying Environmental History in the American West and preparing a dissertation about the Great Salt Lake. Scott thrives on a diet principally composed of coffee and pizza.
Mary Anne Spenst
Aftercare teacher
Mary Anne is originally from Langdon, North Dakota. She worked for a daycare there prior to moving to Charlotte, NC where she taught at a Montessori school. In Lander, Mary Anne spent time supporting growing plants, rather than children, at Sprouts Greenhouse before coming to Apple Valley School. She enjoys spending time with her five siblings and three nieces as well as her constant companion, Jubilee, an Aussie/English Shepherd. Mary Anne loves to hike, walk, and bike in addition to training her dog and undertaking organization projects.
Katrin Herden
Summer STAFF
Kate deems fresh air, singing, and creative play essential for young minds and hearts to grow strong. Having grown up in Germany, England, and Wisconsin, Kate settled in Lander ten years ago and means to stay local from here on out. She holds a degree in Outdoor Education and Leadership from CWC and has led NOLS expeditions for the past six years. Currently studying at the University of Wyoming to obtain her elementary education teacher certification, Kate strives to bring hands-on and holistic learning practices to kids in the Lander community.
Anna Smedts
Substitute Staff
Anna believes in the power of curiosity to drive learning and loves to share the wonder she finds in her surroundings. She has learned and taught in a variety of educational settings including an urban research laboratory, a remote Australian medical school, local elementary schools, and her own barnyard. She and her Australian husband are raising two strong, curious adventurers (as well as a plethora of lambs, calves, chicks, piglets, and puppies) on their ranch, just across town from where Anna was raised in Lander.
Grace Templeton
substitute staff
When Grace arrived in Lander from California in 2019, she quickly fell in love with the area and community. Before moving here Grace coordinated events for the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, created a scholarship for low-income HSU students who wished to participate in recreational activities, and worked as an axe throwing coach. Grace now spends her time substitute teaching for the local school district and fills in when needed at Apple Valley School. She also served as the 2021 Event and Marketing Coordinator for the International Climbers Festival and helped run AVS summer camps. Grace is grateful to have found meaningful work and a community that shares her values here in Lander!
Anna Horn
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Having earned a B. A. in Wilderness Education, Anna has taught for and designed experiential, nature-based programs since 1992. Teaching students of all ages, in different countries and in different languages, has left her with a deep conviction that humans are meant to learn outside in community. Anna was in the fourth graduating class of her elementary school in San Francisco and has since watched it grow into one of the most established schools in the area. She is thrilled that her son, Benjamin, will be in the first cohort to graduate from Apple Valley School and believes that he too will see his school flourish in the years to come.
YDI South Valley Head Start
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Interagency Agreements | LD OnLine
Ellie put the phone back on its cradle. She slowly pushed her chair away from her desk and sighed
“What’s the matter?” asked Sheila, another child development specialist at the Apple Valley Early Intervention Program.
“Oh, it”s that school district,” said Ellie. “ ‘You know Nick W.? That little boy who is turning three in December? Well, I sent a referral to the school district and they’re saying they can’t accept it because it”s not on one of their forms. And get this, they’re also saying that they can’t use the evaluation that I just did for his latest IFSP. I guess that neither our forms nor our assessments are good enough for them. Now I’m going to have to drive over there to get the right referral form and poor Nick is going to have to be assessed all over again. I just wish that we could sit down with those people and talk about this stuff.”
Little did Ellie realize that across town, Mitch, the early childhood program coordinator for Apple Valley School District, was having a similar conversation with his colleague, Sandra. “I don’t see why it has to be so difficult,” he said. “I just don’t get it. They want us to use the evaluations their teachers conduct, yet they refuse to release evaluations from physicians and therapists. Surely there must be something we can do so we don’t keep going through this every time a child turns three. After all, aren’t we all working for the best interest of the child?”
“Well,” Sandra said, “a friend of mine who works down in Ash County told me that their school district wrote an interagency agreement with the early intervention agency that explicitly covered the policies and procedures they would follow when a child transitions to preschool services. She said that it was a lot of hard work, but once the agreement was completed and implemented, the transition process really improved. In fact, she said that things started to get better even before the agreement was implemented because the process of writing the agreement helped to improve their working relationship.”
“Really?” Mitch replied. “I’d like to learn more about that. Can you contact your friend and get more information?”
“Sure can,” Sandra said.
Transition from early intervention to preschool
Transition: The word itself denotes change. One of the first transitions faced by young children with developmental delays and their families is the shift from early intervention services for infants and toddlers to special education services, on or closely after the child’s third birthday. Children and families often must say goodbye to trusted early intervention providers and learn to negotiate a new program that may have different service delivery plans, eligibility criteria, and providers. It is not unusual for families to report feelings of stress when they move from early intervention to preschool (Hains, Rosenkoetter, & Fowler, 1991).
Successful transitions do not just happen; they must be planned. Interagency planning helps ensure that the needs of the child and the family are addressed during the transition process (Rosenkoetter, Hains, & Fowler, 1994). A written interagency agreement on the age three transition may facilitate this process by spelling out policies and procedures to be followed by the sending and receiving agencies at the time of transition (Bruder Chandle 1996; Rosenkoetter et al., 1994; Rous, Hemmeter, & Schuster, 1994; Wischnowski & McCollum, 1995). A good interagency agreement will specify how information is transmitted from one agency to another, how assessments are conducted, and how eligibility for preschool special education services is determined. This article provides information about how to write an interagency agreement on the age three transition. The fictional community of Apple Valley will be used to illustrate the process.
The content and process of writing an agreement
Components of interagency agreements
An interagency agreement on the age three transition should address a variety of topics including a purpose statement and procedures for monitoring the agreement. Legal requirements that must be addressed include the following procedures:
transmitting child information from sending to receiving agencies,
discussing transition issues with families,
determining child eligibility for services,
selecting appropriate services for eligible children, and
preparing children and families for the transition. Although not legally required, an interagency agreement also should include a mechanism for evaluating the success of the transition process.
Forming a team to write the agreement
The first step in writing an interagency agreement on the age three transition is to form a “transition” or “writing” team. This team should be comprised of individuals within the community who provide services to, or have a vested interest in, young children with special needs. While the exact composition of this team will vary from community to community, the following people should be invited to participate: representatives from early intervention and local education agencies, parents of young children with special needs, and representatives from other community agencies that serve young children with special needs.
Some communities have local interagency coordinating councils (LICC) that assist with the implementation of Part C legislation. These councils are typically comprised of representatives from various agencies that serve young children with disabilities and their families (e.g., early intervention, preschool special education, private child care, family resource centers, and hospitals). In those communities with an LICC, it is helpful to have the council coordinator assist with recruitment of team members. The coordinator in Apple Valley pulled together a team that included representatives from the early intervention program and the school district, two parents of children who had recently made the transition from early intervention to preschool, and representatives from Head Start. In Apple Valley, team members who worked for agencies negotiated release time from their Jobs to work on the agreement, while the LICC paid parents a stipend for their participation.
It is important that the team include all key players for the community involved. It was critical that Head Start participate in writing the Apple Valley agreement, for example, as many children who were eligible for special education services at age three received their services through Head Start. Administrators who are unable to attend all team meetings to draft the agreement should appoint a designee who represents the administrator at the meeting and reports back afterwards. While administrative support is paramount, service providers should be represented on the writing team as well. Service coordinators often are responsible for overseeing the transition process. Getting their input helps ensure that the provisions of the agreement will make sense and be followed.
The writing process
Writing an interagency agreement is a complex task requiring the commitment of all participants. The steps to writing an agreement are outlined in Table 1. In order to write an agreement, teams discuss and agree upon policies and procedures they will follow during a young child’s transition. Teams can expect to attend a series of meetings held over a period of several weeks or months. Teams with a strong history of interagency collaboration may have an easier time reaching consensus than those with a poor history of collaboration.
It is often helpful for teams to begin by drafting a purpose statement. This exercise helps team members clarify what they hope to accomplish by writing an agreement, while reminding them of their common goal: to provide high quality services for young children and their families. Recall that the relationship between the Apple Valley Early Intervention Program and the school district was somewhat strained. As they wrote the purpose statement, team members agreed that each wanted to improve the transition process. Apple Valley’s purpose statement is presented in Box 1.
Table 1
Steps Involved in Writing an Interagency Agreement
Identify and recruit a team to write the agreement.
Meet to discuss current practices and ideas.
Draft the agreement.
Distribute the draft and request feedback.
Revise the agreement based on feedback.
Distribute the revised agreement.
Meet to discuss any proposed changes.
Make final revisions.
Distribute the final agreement for signatures.
Periodically evaluate the agreement to determine efficacy.
Box 1 Purpose Statement for Apple Valley
The intent of this agreement is to promote a seamless service delivery system for young children with special needs as they make the transition from early intervention to preschool services at age three. This agreement will establish predictable guidelines for each agency to follow and reflects our commitment to increase collaboration between participating agencies. We wish to keep each other well informed; provide high quality services; reduce duplication of effort; and ensure that the priorities, resources, and concerns of each family are at the center of each child’s transition.
Next the team should become familiar with state and federal regulations governing the age three transition to ensure that all team members are equally informed of required policy and practice. This is particularly important in light of the 1997 reauthorization of IDEA, which calls for changes in the transition process. For example, the new regulations require that a representative from the school district attend the transition planning conference that occurs 90 days before the child’s third birthday.
Some components may be fairly straightforward and easy to address, while others may be more contentious. In some instances, it is useful to have an outside facilitator help the team work through difficult issues, such as providing services in the least restrictive environment (LRE) or providing services for children who turn three during the summer when schools may not be in session. Teams that cannot reach consensus on a specific issue should put the issue aside and address it at a later date. Compromise is often necessary and an initial agreement may not include all provisions that team members desire. However, many of these provisions may be included at a later date after the agreement has been in effect for a period of time.
Guiding questions
A set of questions can help guide teams as they work through each section of the agreement. These questions highlight key pieces of information that should be addressed. For example, a team discussing the section on determining eligibility must decide who will conduct the evaluations needed to determine eligibility for special education and related services during the preschool years. Questions to ask may include: Can evaluations conducted by the early intervention agency be used? Should the agencies collaborate in conducting the evaluation? Or, should full responsibility for the evaluation be assigned to the school district? The team also must determine when evaluations should be completed in order to ensure that children’s services are not interrupted between early intervention and preschool.
Answering these questions helps the team clarify roles and responsibilities by explicitly stating the following:
What transition-related activity needs to take place?
When will it take place?
How will it take place? and
Who will be responsible for ensuring that it takes place? Tables 2 and 3 (see following page) present guiding questions related to two components of an agreement: preparing children and families and determining eligibility.
The process of answering these questions often leads to a greater understanding of how each participating agency operates. Prior to answering the guiding questions, Ellie, the child development specialist from the early intervention agency, did not realize that the school district’s policies prevented them from using educational evaluations not conducted by a psychologist. Likewise, Mitch, the school district program coordinator, did not know that the early intervention agency was legally prohibited from re-releasing evaluations conducted by outside evaluators such as medical doctors and therapists.
Finalizing, signing, and monitoring the agreement
Finalizing the agreement
The team from Apple Valley wrote four drafts of their agreement. At each meeting, team members took turns taking notes on a laptop computer. They then distributed copies of the current draft to all team members. These drafts were shared with individuals who were not able to attend the meetings in order to obtain their feedback, which was then incorporated into new drafts. The process of getting input from others is essential, as it helps ensure that the final product is one with which everyone can agree.
Signing the agreement
Once all team members agree to the content of the agreement, it is time to signify so, by signing the agreement. Difficulties may arise if the team writing the agreement does not have the commitment of the administrators who are asked to sign it. If this happens, much team effort is lost and the team must reconvene to address issues not supported at the administrative level. This situation can be avoided by securing administrative support from the beginning.
Monitoring the agreement
All too often, agreements are signed, filed away, and forgotten. To avoid this, communities should include a plan for monitoring implementation of the agreement. In some instances, the writing team may opt to monitor implementation. In other instances, the local interagency coordinating council, school district, or early intervention agency may assume the responsibility to evaluate child transitions on a regular basis. Periodic review also helps ensure that staff hired after the agreement was written understand the provisions contained in the document. Evaluations may be based on surveys, interviews, or record review.
Table 2: Worksheet for Preparing Children and Families for Transition
Acquainting families with issues related to transition
When will families learn about the transition process, including timelines?
Who will provide them with information about legal rights?
How and when will they be informed about eligibility criteria?
Developing transition plans
When will the transition plan be developed?
What kinds of goals and objectives will be included in transition plans?
Helping families become familiar with potential service delivery sites
How will families learn about future programs?
What kind of information will be available (e.g., print, video)?
How will families set up appointments to visit programs?
What should families look for when they visit a potential program?
Providing support for families throughout the transition process
Will families need help setting up program visits?
Do families need assistance getting to and from meetings?
Helping families prepare their children
Will children be able to visit the new program before the start date?
What activities can families do with their children to help them prepare for the change in services?
Table 3: Worksheet on Determining Eligibility for Services
Assessment of children
What existing information can be used in the case study evaluation?
What information must be obtained?
How will information be obtained?
Convening the meeting to determine eligibility
Who will be invited?
How will people be notified of the meeting?
How much notice will participants receive?
Conducting the meeting to determine eligibility
How will information be solicited and shared?
Will early intervention staff have input?
What steps will be taken to ensure that families are comfortable sharing information?
Will the IEP meeting take place directly after eligibility is determined or may families elect to have the IEP meeting conducted at a later date?
Table 4: Parent Satisfaction Survey
1. Staff from early intervention made my family aware of the age three transition well in advance of our child’s third birthday.
Y
N
2. We received information about the transition process, including timelines, evaluations, and the differences between El & pre-K.
Y
N
3. We gave written permission for the El agency to release our child’s records to the school district.
Y
N
4. We met with representatives from El and the school district three months before our child’s third birthday to write a transition plan.
Y
N
5. We received information about a variety of pre-K programs.
Y
N
6. We visited programs prior to the eligibility meeting.
Y
N
7. The eligibility meeting was held at a convenient time for us.
Y
N
8. We were encouraged to provide input at the eligibility meeting.
Y
N
9. We had input into the selection of IEP goals & objectives.
Y
N
10. We had input into the selection of our child’s new program.
Y
N
11. EI worked to prepare our child for a change in programs.
Y
N
12. Our child did not have to wait for pre-K services to begin.
Y
N
13. Our priorities and concerns were respected throughout the transition process.
Y
N
14. Overall, we are satisfied with our child’s transition.
Y
N
Table 4 presents a sample parent satisfaction survey. Parents, early intervention providers, public school staff, administrators, and staff from private preschools and child care centers can all provide information about current transition practices.
Conclusion
Different communities have different reasons for writing an interagency agreement. Some communities, like Apple Valley, may want to improve their transition practices. Other communities may be satisfied with how transitions are going, yet want to formalize their existing practices in a written document. Still other communities may want to write or update an agreement to help them clarify changing roles and responsibilities resulting from the 1997 reauthorization of IDEA. An agreement also may help the school district and private preschools and child care providers determine how they will collaborate to serve children in the least restrictive environment. Whatever the rationale, communities may find that their ability to write an agreement is enhanced when they follow the steps outlined in this article.
Fast-forward one year. Mitch and Ellie are walking out of an eligibility meeting for a child who would soon be turning three. Ellie turns to Mitch and says, “ ‘You know, I have really enjoyed working with you on Rachel’s transition. She’s ready for preschool. Her family is ready. It has all gone so smoothly. Things sure have improved since we wrote the interagency agreement.”
“I agree,” said Mitch. “I think it was important for us to establish clear procedures for transition. But I also think that the working relationship we developed while writing the agreement has helped. I feel that the kids and their families are really benefiting.”
Notes
The authors wish to thank Dale B. Fink and Michael W Wischnowski for their contributions to this material. This material was developed with funding from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, Grant No. HD24D50048. Additional information about transition Is available online at the following sites:
http://clas.uiuc.edu/
E-mail: [email protected]
You can reach D. Sarah Hadden by e-mail at [email protected]
Bruder, M. B., & Chandler, L. K. (1996). Transition. In S. L. Odom & M. E. McLean (Eds.), Early intervention/early childhood special education: Recommended practices (pp. 287-307). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Hains, A. H., Rosenkoetter, S. E., & Fowler, S. A. (1991). Transition planning with families in early intervention programs. Infants and Young Children, 3(4), 38-47.
Rosenkoetter, S. E., Hams, A. H., & Fowler, S. A. (1994). Bridging early services for children with special needs and their families: A practical guide for transition planning. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes.
Rous, B., Hemmeter, M. L., & Schuster, J. (1994). Sequenced transitions to education in the public schools: A systems approach to transition planning. Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 1 4 (3), 374-393.
Wischnowski, M. W, & McCollum. J. A. (1995). Managing conflict on local interagency coordinating councils. Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 15(3), 281-295.
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Val di Non in Trentino: castles and natural treasures, museums and the best farmhouses, local cuisine, where to stay and how to get there
The landscapes of northern Italy are distinguished by their exceptional beauty: harsh Dolomites, mountain rivers and emerald lakes, which you can admire indefinitely. The picturesque Val di Non, originating between the lowland of the Adige River and the small town of Mezzocorona in the province of Trento Alto Adige, stretches for many kilometers along the Noce River to Lake Santa Giustina and further along the Rio Sass canyon to the borgo Senale San Felice in the province of Bolzano-Bozen. Its largest settlement is Cles, located by Lake Santa Giustina. From the time of the ancient Romans until the late Middle Ages, the territory of the valley had a special strategic value. This is evidenced by its many fortresses, such as the Castle of Thun, Castel Brager, the castles of Coredo and Cres, and many others.
The valley is the perfect place for anyone who wants to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the big cities in stunning natural scenery. It has long been famous for its idyllic borgos and small quiet towns around beautiful lakes. The largest of them is Santa Giustina, an artificial reservoir created to prevent the floods of the Noce River. No less famous is Lago di Tovel, whose red waters amaze with their unusualness.
The Val di Non is also the ideal starting point for hikes in the Brenta Dolomites, the Mendola and Ortles mountains, as well as the foothills of Caldaro or Merano in the stunning surroundings of South Tyrol.
Things to do in Val di Non: what to see
Traveling through the Val di Non will give you a lot of impressions and unexpected discoveries. Its territory is characterized by outlandish landscapes and numerous monuments of high cultural and historical significance. Medieval castles and fortresses deserve special attention, some of which are still in private ownership. Here you can also see abandoned hermitages and ancient churches, beautiful canyons and lakes, walk along outlandish paths in search of new discoveries and enjoy the most beautiful panoramic sunsets.
Castles and fortresses of Val di Non
Castle of Cles
Cles Castle
Not far from the town of Kles, in the geographical center of the valley, on top of a hill rises the majestic medieval castle of Kles. Its history dates back to the 12th century, but the original fortification, around which the fortress was later built, dates back to the period of the early Empire. Legend has it that it was in this castle that the witches of the Val di Non gathered every evening before setting off to embody atrocities. Throughout the centuries of its existence, up to the present day, this mighty fortress has belonged to the De Cles family. Visiting the castle is possible only a few times a year on special occasions.
Castle Valere
Valere Castle
The castle, built in the first decades of the 13th century by the Counts of Appiano, passed into the possession of the Sporo family in 1368, whose descendants still take care of its preservation. Since 2017, after restoration work, the castle, remaining in private ownership, is open to the public. The structure of the fortification complex consists of structures from different historical periods and is conditionally divided into two groups of buildings:
Lower Castle, which is a series of the oldest buildings;
Upper Castle, consisting of buildings from the 15th century.
In total there are about 100 rooms, many of which are richly decorated with frescoes. Of particular note is the chapel of San Valerio, which is still a place of Christian worship. In its interior decoration you can see the paintings of the XV century, painted by the artists Giovanni and Battista Baskenis.
Castle Thun
Thun Castle
No less interesting is the castle of Thun – one of the main attractions of the valley. Throughout the history of its existence, the building belonged to the influential family of the Counts of Thun and was their main residence. Since 1992, the building has become the property of the province of Trento. In the spring of 2010, after 18 years of work on the restoration of an architectural monument, a museum was opened in it, which today attracts many tourists. In the premises of the castle you can see the original antique furniture, interior items, a collection of paintings, silverware and porcelain. In one of the halls there is a library that stores valuable publications.
Fort Altaguardia
Fortress of Altaguardia
At an altitude of 1280 meters above sea level, above the village of Bresimo, is the highest castle of Trentino – Altaguardia, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire Val di Non. Altaguardia is the ruins of a 13th-century fortress, which belonged first to the representatives of the Livio family, and then to his descendants, the lords of Altaguardia. From the end of the 14th century, the fortress became the property of the Thun family, whose members sold it to the commune of Bresimo in 1895. At that time, the castle was already in a state of decline. You can get to Altaguardia by walking along the road from Bresimo.
Hermitages of the Val di Non: hermitage
Sanctuary of San Romedio
Sanctuary of San Romedio
Sanctuary of San Romedio is one of the most typical European hermitages. It is located on top of a cliff over 70 meters high. According to legend, it was in this place that a Christian hermit named Romedio (4th century) lived for many years in the company of … hmm .. A BEAR (!). Saint Romedio found peace here, on the top of the rock. A small chapel was soon erected on the site of his burial. Today the Sanctuary of San Romedio is a complex of religious buildings from different historical periods.
Skit San Gallo
Skit San Gallo
Getting to this hermitage can be a real adventure for those who love discovery and leisurely walks! The skete, or rather what is left of it, is located near Lake San Giustina, in the area of the ruins of the Caño Castle (Castel Cagnò). The history of this place goes far back centuries. The first hermits of San Gallo, presumably, were Irish monks. Documentary sources mention this place from the beginning of the 15th century. The path leading to the hermitage starts at the Terrazza Dei Sapori restaurant in Cagnò, where the first signposts for San Gallo are located.
Saint Emerentiana Skete
Skete of Saint Emerentiana
To the right of the road leading from Tuenno to Lake Tovel, in a rather isolated place, is the church of St. Emerentiana, a Christian martyr from the beginning of the 4th century. The building was built in the 11th-12th centuries and was used by hermits for two centuries. In the late 1400s, the religious building fell into complete disrepair. After its restoration in the middle of the 16th century, the church was re-consecrated, and the relics of Saints Martyrius, Sisinius, Alessandro and Saint Emerentiana were placed at the altar. In the middle of the 18th century, a small room for hermits was erected near the temple, which was used until the beginning of the 20th century.
Val di Non Natural Treasures
Santa Giustina Lake
Lake Santa Giustina
Lake Santa Giustina adorns the wild scenery of the central part of the Val di Non, a real paradise for fans of water sports and one of the largest artificial reservoirs in the region. The natural beauty of these places attracts with its life-giving power and contributes to a relaxing, relaxing holiday. Especially good for unhurried romantic walks is the southwestern part of the coast, which can be reached by a dirt road, leaving the main road at the fork leading to Coredo.
Lake Tovel
Lake Tovel
Lake Tovel became famous throughout the world for its red waters in the first half of the 20th century! Until 1964, the waters of this amazing reservoir became an incredible bloody color. This phenomenal phenomenon was associated with the flowering period of a special type of algae. For many years, scientists have been trying to find out what caused the disappearance of this phenomenon. Despite the fact that Lake Tovel has not been painted ruby for half a century, its natural beauty never ceases to please!
Canyon Rio Sass
Canyon Rio Sass
Another interesting attraction of Val di Non is the Rio Sass Canyon, located in the upper part of the valley. The gorge, about 60 meters deep, divides the village of Fondo into two parts. In 2001, the canyon was equipped with metal structures, thanks to which today it is possible to view it in a more comfortable and safe environment.
Museums and other places of interest
Unique house-museum of everyday life and crafts
Museum dedicated to everyday life and crafts in Sanzeno
In the main square of the small village of Sanzeno, not far from Trento, there is a unique museum of its kind dedicated to everyday life and crafts. The museum is an old shoemaker’s house that looks like a real portal to the past! Having crossed its threshold, the visitor finds himself in an amazing place that can tell in detail about the peasant life of not a single family or even a village, but an entire valley. It seems that time has stopped within the walls of this house: old, worn-out shoes, suitcases that have survived long journeys of emigrants, mattresses stuffed with hard corn leaves, pieces of black soap, tools that have served faithfully to skillful hands … The museum keeps thousands of emotional and “living” stories , every detail of the exposition is an integral part of the history of the whole valley.
Museum of Water
The Val di Non abounds in water resources, which is confirmed by the presence of a large number of reservoirs on its territory. It is not surprising that in this very place there is a museum dedicated to water – the most important element of vital necessity. This small museum is well organized, its exposition clearly tells about the role of water in our life, about its importance, and also introduces the history of the water resources of the area. Travelers who have visited this place recommend it as a must visit.
Mendola funicular
Funicular
An unusual and exciting adventure can be a trip on the Mendola funicular, which connects the Mendola pass (Passo della Mendola) with the town of Caldaro, or rather with its faction – Sant Antonio, located at an altitude of 1363 meters above sea level. This funicular is the largest in Europe, its length is 2374 meters. The cost of a round trip ticket is 10 euros.
Gastronomic delights of the Alpine valley
Val di Non, like any Italian region, has its gastronomic treasures. One of the most popular products produced here is honey, the varieties of which are left without words. In local retail shops you can find apple, dandelion honey, as well as honeydew honey from honeydew with a high content of potassium.
Apple strudel
Among the wines produced in the area is Groppello di Revò, a red wine characterized by a ruby color and rich aromas of herbs and wild berries. In addition, the Val di Non is famous for its excellent grappa and various herbal tinctures. If we talk about local culinary traditions, the most popular dishes are:
Canederli (ka-ne-de’r-li) is the first dish common in the Trento region. It is a large gnocchi served in broth or seasoned with butter.
Strangolepreti (stran-go-la-pre’-ti) – stale bread gnocchi with spinach.
La panada (la pa-na’-da) – soup made from breadcrumbs and roasted pig.
Polenta with baked rabbit.
Apple strudel.
In addition to the Val di Non dishes mentioned above, in the restaurants and trattorias of the valley you can taste dishes made from roe deer, deer, hare and pheasant, traditionally served with baked potatoes.
Farms and agro-complexes of the Val di Non: tastes and traditions
Each region of Italy has its own tidbits. As you travel through the Val di Non, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the local farms and get to know the typical regional products made according to old family recipes passed down from generation to generation. Small family businesses can please any Italian fan with a choice of products offered: from delicious peasant cheeses and local stroganina to strong and aromatic spirits.
Miele Thun – the best Italian honey for every taste and color
Address: Via Castel Thun, 8 – Vigo Di Ton
Miele Bee Farm Thun. Honey lovers are strongly recommended to look here! There are so many varieties of this natural delicacy here that any sweet tooth will find a product to their liking. The collection of Miele Thun honey takes place all over Italy. The most popular types are:
. It is here that grappas and liqueurs have been prepared according to family recipes for many decades. Friendly hosts will be happy to introduce you to their production, tell you about the features of distillation processes and even offer to try drinks. In addition to grappa, liqueurs and herbal tinctures, in the distillery you can buy fruits and berries, alcoholized in grappa: cherries, dried apricots, raspberries, blueberries, etc.
Cantina Lastre Rosse – the best wine traditions of the Val di Non
Address: Via 4 Novembre 33 – Romallo
produced by Lastre Rosse. Silvia and Pietro, who have devoted their lives to the family business, will be happy to show their plantations, talk about growing grapes in a mountainous climate and offer to taste the products of the winery. In addition to several types of wine, Lastre Rosse produces Metodo Classico Extra-Brut champagne and Di Groppello grappa. The winery is located in the village of Romallo.
Malga di Coredo – family farm and peasant delicacies
Address: loc. Predaia, Predaia
Family Farm Malga di Coredo
The large farm of Malga di Coredo is located near the town of Coredo, in the province of Ternto. Amazing nature, the cleanest mountain air and natural products – what could be more beautiful for relaxing in the bosom of nature. The farm belongs to the Rizzardi family, each member has an important role and follows a certain daily routine. Visitors to the farm can enjoy home cooking, dishes prepared with love by the hospitable hostess – mother Mikaela, accompanied by father Lino, get to know all the animals of the farm (with cows, horses, sheep, pigs and even bees!), see how cheese is produced with their own hands and ricotta signor Igor and even personally take part in the daily life of the farm!
Take part in the daily life of the farm
Where to stay in the Val di Non: combining business with pleasure
Weidlhof B&B
Situated in a picturesque mountainous area, only 4 km from the small town of Caldaro, the hotel is very popular with tourists from Austria and Germany. A well-maintained farm with a large garden and a heated outdoor pool in the middle of vineyards, the level of comfort is not inferior to many other accommodation options in the city. Guests have at their disposal 2- and 3-bed rooms of the Lux class, which can rather be called apartments – with a small terrace or balcony and a private bathroom. Half a kilometer from the 3-star hotel, there are several restaurants and bars, a small supermarket and a market where you can buy organic farm products. Bicycle rental is available to the guests, as well as organized bike rides and excursions to nearby attractions – several lakes and to the foothills of the mountains.
Pineta Natural Chalet
This offer is best suited for those looking for a romantic getaway. Situated in the Val di Non, in Trentino, where there is a large number of ancient castles and private residences, the hotel consists of several authentic chalets. Each of them has two bedrooms, a kitchen with all necessary equipment, and a bathroom with a hot tub. The hotel has a heated swimming pool and an Italian restaurant. It offers a small wellness center with a fitness room, sauna and solarium, a tennis court and a golf course. At the request of the guests, for an additional fee, horseback riding trips to the mountainous regions are organized.
Il Nido dei Sogni
The apartments at the disposal of guests are quite true to their name – this is a real Dream Nest, which has already been chosen by many tourists visiting the small town of Sanzeno, 35 km north of Trento. The apartment consists of a spacious living room, bedroom and kitchen with pod coffee machine, fruit extractor, microwave and induction hob. After skiing on the slopes, guests will find here everything they need for a good rest and can relax in the hot tub. In summer, bicycles are available to guests free of charge, a trip on which will reveal the amazing places of the Val di Non. And for lovers of hiking, just fifty meters from the hotel is the entrance to the mountain path leading to the Sanctuary of San Romedio, consisting of five churches, the first of which was built in 1080.
How to get to Val di Non by train
Val di Non is located on the border of Trentino with Alto Adige. Getting to the main settlements of the valley from different parts of the region is not difficult: both by train and by car. For reference, we took the city of Cles, located in the geographical center of Val di Non, as our destination. The Val di Non can be reached by train on the old Trento-Malè-Mezzana railway. Travel time from Trento to Cles station is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.
If you plan to get to Val di Non from Brennero or Bolzano, then first you need to get to the Mezzacorona station on the regional train, and then change to the Trento-Malè-Mezzana branch. The ticket can be purchased directly at the station before boarding at the automatic ticket office. If it does not work (and this happens quite often), then the ticket must be purchased directly from the controller immediately after landing. The road to Kles from Medzokoron will take about 50 minutes.
ATTENTION! Trains on the Trento-Malè-Mezzana line are operated by Trentino Trasporti, not Trenitalia (!). The schedule of trains in this direction can be viewed on their official website: tesercizio.it Another feature of these trains is that they can only stop on demand. In order not to pass the desired stop, you must immediately notify the controller at which station you plan to get off when landing.
How to get to Val di Non by car
By car from Trento
You can reach Cles from Trento via the provincial highway SP235. After the village of Zambana, you must be careful and follow the direction of Val di Non. Having passed the tunnel, you need to move onto the SS4 highway, which will lead to the final destination. Travel time will take about 40 minutes.
By car from Bolzano
From Bolzano you can reach Val di Non by the SS42, SS43Dir and SS343 motorways, following the direction of Passo della Mendola. Along the way, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views. Travel time is about 1 hour 20 minutes.
By car from Merano
If you have to drive to Val di Non from Merano, take the provincial road SP38 or SS238 to the village of Lana, after passing which, continue towards Cles. Estimated travel time is about one and a half hours.
Val di Non on the map
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Moscow | In the reserve “Valley of the Setun River” prepared a lecture on the Apple Savior
Photo: gazetafilidavidkovo.ru
A lecture about the Feast of the Apple Savior was prepared in the Setun River Valley nature reserve. It is posted on the institution’s Facebook group.
From the lecture, everyone can learn that the Apple Savior is associated with a number of signs and rituals. The main tradition is to consecrate the fruits of the new harvest, primarily apples, on Apple Spas.
It was believed that the fruits consecrated on the Apple Spas acquire healing power and are the best suited for “salvation” during the Dormition Fast.
Consecrated apples were eaten raw that day, all kinds of dishes were made from them, they were baked with honey. Drinks were prepared from apples: compotes, broths, ciders, and also on this day they began to harvest the fruits of the new crop for the future – they cooked jam, jam, and so on.
In Russia, on Apple Spas, a mass trade in apples and other fruits began, they were sold in whole carts, arranging fairs and festivities.
On this day, it was customary to present apples to friends, relatives, neighbors, and beggars; people arranged family tea parties, gave each other apple pies. The tradition of presenting loved ones with apples and apple pastries on this day is still alive today.
More information about the holiday can be found here .
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Majestic Kullu Valley|Magical India. Tatyana Kulba’s blog
Today we will talk about an unusually beautiful corner in the Himalayas, located in the heart of Himachal – Pradesh – the Kullu (Kullu) valley. Kullu Valley (“Valley of the Gods” or “end of the inhabited world”) is one of the most popular tourism destinations in India. The valley stretches along the banks of the Beas River and is located at a distance of 235 km from Shimla. Loquacious rivers, charming mountain villages, snowy peaks, rocky mountains bordering a wide and green valley, pine forests, apple orchards, ancient temples, a measured rhythm of life and colorful festivals – all this attracts here lovers of nature, culture, mountains and coolness.
Valley of the Gods (the second name of this valley) arose because of the myriad of gods that are revered in towns and villages scattered around the valley. Nowhere in India are there so many gods as here. Each village worships its own god. Driving along the roads, you constantly see how the inhabitants carry a structure decorated with ribbons and flowers on their shoulders, resembling a high chair. This means that one deity is sent to visit another. He is accompanied by a whole procession led by trumpeters and drummers. In ancient Hindu manuscripts, the Kullu valley was called “ end of inhabited world “.
The entrance to Kullu opens with a narrow gorge between two rows of rocky ridges. Gradually expanding, the corridor passes into the valley. The width of the valley in some places reaches several kilometers. The Kullu Valley stretches 80 km north from the beginning of the dangerous and narrow Larji Gorge to the foot of the Rohtang Pass. The village of Largy is considered the best place for trout fishing. The swift river Beas (or Beas) boils and foams between boulders, peasant fields climb green slopes in terraces, cumulus clouds look like fantastic animals, and white caps of never-melting snow are piled on mountain ranges. For centuries, the valley served as the most important trade corridor between Central Asia and the Ganges plain. In recent years, English families have begun to settle in the valley, using its alpine climate to grow apples. Today, apple orchards, along with plantations of Indian hemp, form the backbone of the rural economy.
The administrative center and largest settlement of the Kullu Valley is the city of Kullu . The city is not popular with tourists, but if you are tired of the resort environment, then Kullu is the place to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of real India with its hustle and bustle, bazaars, temples and colorful religious festivals. Local highlanders flaunt in typical Kullu topi hats, and women cover their heads with colored scarves. One has only to climb above the line of the forest to luxurious meadows, and you will find yourself on the paths of nomadic shepherds who drive their flocks from pasture to pasture, carrying orphaned lambs in their arms under long coarse-haired capes. Good 9 in Kullu0773 shopping for woolen shawls. A quality wool shawl starts at $10.
In October the city is transformed and celebrates. This is the most important month in the life of the Kulu gods. The apple crop is harvested, the corn has painted the roofs of houses orange (this is how the cobs are dried in the villages), there is not a cloud in the sky and the weather is beautiful warm. At this time, the king of Kullu – the little god Raghunath calls all the gods of the valley to visit his residence – the city of Kullu. One of the most amazing festivals in India takes place here, when more than 200 units of gods are brought to the temple of Rama from all over the valley.
Retinue, musicians, tailors are preparing for this campaign, gathering the gods on a long journey. Through the crests of mountains, from other valleys, through dense forests, through fast rivers, villagers carry their gods to the Kullu-Dussera holiday. The main god – Raghunath is also preparing. By his order, a whole tent city is being built – a temporary refuge for guests – the gods. A huge tent is erected in the center. It is here that King Kullu will receive his guests, here sacred songs will sound day and night, here residents of cities and villages will come to bow and bless. The celebrations and procession last for a week.
The most significant of the stone shikhara temples in the Kullu Valley is the temple of Basheshar Mahadev (Master of the Universe). It is called the largest stone temple of the valley, although it is small in size. There are no large monumental structures in the Kullu valley. Everything here is on a relatively modest scale. The Basheshar Mahadev Temple is dedicated to Shiva and in its sanctuary there is a symbol of Shiva as the lord of the creative energy of the world in all its manifestations. A distinctive feature of this temple is the four large protruding porticos of small shrines located on the four sides of the shikhara. The entrance to the temple faces east, while the other three porticoes face north, west and south. The temple is decorated with fine stone carvings and is a prime example of the classical Himachal style of temple architecture.
The most ancient Hindu temples can be found in the village of Nagar . This small village is located in a very picturesque place with a panoramic view of the Kullu valley. The settlement is famous for the well-known Russian scientist, mystic, artist and traveler N.K. Roerich. He spent the last 18 years of his life here. Today, a museum has been created in his residence, protected by the Government of India. In the house-museum on the first floor there is an art gallery, where paintings of the Himalayan cycle of the artist and his personal belongings are exhibited. On the second floor there is an office, a living room, living rooms that have preserved the furnishings and household items of the Roerich family. On the territory of the estate, not far from the house-museum, there is a place of cremation of Nicholas Roerich, as well as a small house-memorial dedicated to the youngest son – Svyatoslav and his wife Devika Rani.
A few kilometers from the Roerichs’ estate there is an ancient temple Murlidhar Krishna Mandir . It is located in a very specious place on top of a hill. Krishna is worshiped here. The entrance to the temple is open only to Hindus. Tripura Sundari Devi Temple is a three-storey wooden temple resembling a pagoda, located on the left side of the road leading to the Roerichs’ house-museum. The deities of Tripura Sundari Devi, Shiva-Parvati, Brahma, Narayana, Lakshmi and Ganesha are installed in the temple and on its territory. Vishnu Temple is located near the Nagar Palace and is a small stone building in which the deity Vishnu is installed. Just below the Vishnu temple is the ancient temple Gauri Shankar . At the entrance to the temple there is a stone statue of the bull Nandi – the companion of Lord Shiva.
There is Tibetan Medical and Astrological Center in the Kullu Valley, which is located in the city of Manali. The main principle of Tibetan medicine is to influence the cause of the disease. The doctor’s opinion is based on the results of pulse diagnostics and extrasensory scanning. The most skillful doctors will consult and help identify the cause of the disease, or prescribe an excellent preventive program to maintain health. When visiting a Tibetan center, remember that you must strictly follow the prescription to use preparations made from Himalayan plants.
The picturesque mountain town Manali is a major tourist center in the Kullu valley . He is famous for its excellent ecology, wonderful panoramic views, clean air, apple orchards and amazing nature. A visit to Manali makes a really strong impression: wooden temples, similar at the same time to ancient Russian monasteries and Chinese pagodas; houses covered with slate, national costumes of local residents, centuries-old pine trees and an amazing panorama of mountains that opens from every corner and window. Mountain lovers come here to admire the snowy peaks of the ridges, as well as supporters of outdoor activities. Manali is popular honeymoon destination .
There are a number of interesting sights in and around Manali. Hadimba Temple is located in the upper part of Manali. On foot it can be reached in 15-20 minutes, a rickshaw from the bus station costs 20 rupees up and 10 down. The temple is actually in the forest and dark pine trees give the three-story dark wood pagoda a certain gloom. The facade and walls of the temple are decorated with carvings and horns of goats, which are sacrificed here. Before entering the temple there is a drain for the blood of sacrificial animals. Entering the temple, we immediately see a huge stone, under which there is a small altar with the image of the feet of the goddess. Near the temple, you can always see men and women dressed in traditional and bright clothes, offering to take pictures for money.
The village of Vashisht (3 km northeast of Manali) is popular with long-term western tourists and spiritual seekers living in India. The whole Vashisht, with its hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, souvenir shops and shops, is located along one street, which ends in a small square. Near the square there are several ancient temples – temple of Rama and temple , dedicated to the Vedic sage and guru Rama named Vasishta Muni ( Vasisht Mandir ). On the territory of the temple there are ancient baths with hot water coming from sulfur-hydrogen sources. The baths are free and open from early morning until late at night. There are separate baths for men and women.
Yogini waterfall is located 2 km north of Vashisht . A picturesque road leads there, starting near the school across the river. The waterfall has several levels. At the level of the upper cascade there is a cave that allows you to go behind the waterfall. Above Vashisht there are several more waterfalls and beautiful places for meditation and contemplation of nature. One yoga class costs about 150 rupees. In Vashisht big choice of housing – from 1.5 to 2 dollars per day. Restaurants offer the usual range of Indian and European cuisines. An auto rickshaw from Manali to Vashisht costs about 50 rupees. If there is no transport, you can walk. The walk will take about 40 minutes.
In the vicinity of Manali there are opportunities for active sports . On the east bank of the River Beas, Aleo is home to the Mountaineering and Allied Sports Authority, which runs 26-day mountaineering course from March to October and cost about $500 (all inclusive). In Manali travel agencies you can rent a jeep with a driver and go on a trip to the Lahol Valley, Spiti and Ladakh, visiting mountain lakes, Buddhist monasteries along the way, admiring the mountain scenery and spending the night in special tent camps or hotels. Renting a jeep costs about $50-60 per day, including gasoline and driver services.
Zorbing is a descent from a mountain slope inside a transparent ball. Such entertainment is available in the Solang Valley near Manali and costs about $ 5-8 per descent. You can arrange through a travel agency in Manali or on the spot. Paragliding is practiced in the Solang Valley from April to October. Prices from $15 for a two-minute descent in tandem. Some travel agencies in Manali rent out mountain bikes (about $6-8 per day) and arrange organized bike rides in Ladakh, Spiti and Lahol. A bike guide can be hired for $10 per day. You can also rent motorcycle for about $6-12 and have a fun ride.
Route for rafting (inflatable rafting) can be arranged through travel agencies in Manali or directly in the village of Pirdi. The cost of the rafting itself is about $ 15 per person (including helmets, life jackets and other equipment), plus the same amount of round-trip transport from / to Manali and lunch. Specify what exactly is included in the paid package. Rafting possible late May to early July .
The tributaries of the Beas River in the Kullu Valley are rich in trout and other fish. Season fishing falls on March-June and October-November . To fish, you need to get a license from the state tourism department in Manali – 100 rupees per day. In the area of Vashishta, Solanga and Aleo there are climbing routes of varying difficulty. This pleasure costs about $15 for half a day and $20 for a day, including equipment. Independent climbers are advised to bring their own equipment, including 30-60m safety lines.
A convenient starting point for hiking in the mountains ( trekking ) – Manali. Hiking can be organized through local travel agencies (from $30 per person per day) or on your own by hiring porters with horses and a guide. The cost of the guide service is from $10 per day. For trekking, you need to carry with you all food, fuel, sleeping bags, tents and other necessary equipment. The best time for trekking is mid-September to the end of October . Popular Routes : Manali – Lake Beas Kund (3-4 days), Manali – Lahol via Hamta Pass (4-5 days), Nagar – Parvati Valley via Malana (3 days), Vashisht – Lake Bhrigu (2 days).
To be continued….
About the origin of the name of the city Maikop
There are several hypotheses about the origin of the name of the city Maykop (Myekkuape) in local lore and scientific literature, but none of them gives a satisfactory answer, but raises even more questions. The lack of certainty becomes the reason for the emergence of new, more and more fantastic versions. It is this circumstance that prompted us to conduct our own investigation. We have studied all known versions, without exception, both correct and erroneous. By arranging them in chronological order, according to the time of their appearance and publication in the press, we were able to better understand the historical conditions under which they were born and the reasons for their occurrence, as well as what is true in them and what was originally a delusion. As a result, all the material on the origin of the toponym Myekkuape (Maikop) was conditionally divided into two large groups: 1) variants explaining the Adyghe origin of the toponym Myekkuape, recorded in Russian as Maykop, 2) versions that are based on attempts to explore the etymology of the name Maykop, based on its Russian-language form, not taking into account that it comes from the Adyghe toponym Myekkuape. The article “On the question of the origin of the name Maikop” [1] was published on this topic.
In this work, we will touch specifically on the history of the emergence of the name of the city of Maykop, as well as some of the problems associated with its study.
The first mention of the Adyghe toponym Maikop (Myekkuape) in Russian documents of the Caucasian War dates back to 1825. In June 1825, a detachment under the command of Gen. Velyaminov made the first campaign from the Ust-Labinsk redoubt beyond the Kuban, to the lands of the Abadzekhs. In a report to the head of the Caucasian Corps, General Yermolov, on this occasion, Velyaminov reported: “Our detachment stands out of any danger on a vast and open plain from everywhere on the right side of Saguash (Shkhaguashche, Belaya River – N. E.), ten versts below the known height under the name “Maikop” [2].
The answer to the question of where this “Maikop height” was located can be found in M. Kharlamov: “The remains of Velyaminov’s trenches are pointed out by local old-timers to the left of the road from Maykop to Kelermesskaya, in the area now owned by the heirs of Colonel Malykhin” [3]. Apparently, the camp of the Velyaminov detachment was located in the area of \u200b\u200bthe current state farm No. 10. From there, at 10-12 kilometers, the ascent to the hill begins, which General Velyaminov indicated as “Maikop height”, and the Adygs called, and still call, Myek’ope zhegyu (Maikopskaya hill, Maikop descent). From this hill, which rises the road from the city of Maykop to st. Kelermesskaya, the entire Maykop lowland (Myekʻope kIakh, or simply Myekʻuape) opens up to the eye like a huge bowl. The word zhegyu (zhegu) in the Adyghe language literally means “lower part of the chin”, “second chin” (in geographical names – “place under the mountain, foot”). The name Myek’ope zheg’u (Maikop Chin or Maikop’s Chin) perfectly conveys the beauty and character of this hill, bordering the bowl of the Maikop Lowland from the northeast.
Velyaminov’s expedition to the land of the Abadzekhs lasted more than two months. During this time, a temporary fortification was built, which was later called the “Maikop camp” or “Velyaminovsky trenches”, the forest was cut down covering the entire right bank of the Saguasha (Belaya) River, and a crossing was erected on the left bank of the river, through which detachments were transported to exterminate the surrounding auls. Probably, it is this place of crossing to the left bank of the Belaya River in later military documents that is referred to as the ford or crossing Top-Gogdab, Topoguap, which in Adyghe can sound like Top geuapI – “the place where the guns shoot”. Judging by the descriptions [4], it was located where there are now two bridges across the Belaya River – road and rail, on the road from the city of Maikop to the village. Tula (behind the village of Pobeda, where the dachas are located).
Subsequently, in different years of the Caucasian War, other short-term military operations of the Russian troops were undertaken in the area of the Maikop valley. So, in September 1829, a detachment of Gen.-m. Antropov from the right bank of the Kuban went to the Maykop Gorge. According to the results of this military expedition, the head of the Caucasian line, Gen. Emanuel turned to the commander-in-chief of , Field Marshal Paskevich, with a project on the need to build a number of fortifications between the Kuban and Belaya rivers, including the fortifications “at the Maykop tract.” The names of the Maikop gorge and the Maikop tract mentioned here correspond to the Adyghe names of this area Myek’ope kIey, Myek’ope kIakh, Myek’kuape (Maikop valley, Maikop lowland, plain), where the modern city is now located.
The construction of a new line of military fortifications along the Belaya River began in 1850, with the beginning of the construction of the Belorechensky fortification at the confluence of a small river into the Belaya, according to the documents of Psipse [5] (Adyghe PsyptsIe – “Black River”). In order to reinforce the new Belorechenskaya line and put pressure on the nearby Circassian villages, in November 1851 Evdokimov’s detachment entered the Maikop Gorge and camped on one of the elevated banks of the Belaya River, where a plan of the area was taken. Then the detachment made one more stop at the confluence of the Chudnduk River (Adyghe Tsundyko – “Voronya Balka”, modern name – Shuntuk) into the Belaya River “for a new survey of both banks of the river, of which the right one rested against the mountains, and the left one was quite vast open space” [6]. During this expedition, several reconnaissances were carried out and a topographic map of the Maikop valley was compiled.
The implementation of the idea of building a fortification in the Maikop Valley began in early May 1857. For this purpose, in the Tenginskaya fortress, located on the Black Sea coast, at the mouth of the river. Shapsuho, the Maykop detachment was formed under the command of Gen.-l. Kozlovsky. On May 1, 1857, the detachment moved to its destination and on May 3, moving from the Belorechensky fortification along the right bank of the river. White, approached the Maikop valley, where he occupied the low right bank of the river. White. According to the descriptions of M. Kharlamov: “The right bank of the Belaya, rising at some distance from the river in the form of a steep cliff, sazhens 10-15 in height, was a wide valley covered with small shrubs and thick grass, among which there were dirty impenetrable swamps of various sizes. One of these swamps, in the form of a long beam, crossed the western part of the present old city and served as the abode of a whole mass of wild pigs. Not without reason, therefore, the space occupied by the Maykop detachment was known among the Circassians under the name “kogozh”, which means “pig base” [7].
A locality called Kogozh (variants: Hoozh, Kokosh) is also found in other sources. For example, on the military map “The route of movement of detachments under the command of Gen.-l. Kozlovsky from Ukrainian. Maikop up the river. Kurdzhipsu and Bzhin to the upper reaches of the river. Dizhi with the indication of clearings” marked “Tract Kokosh” [8], which corresponds to the place described above. It is a small island formed by a semicircular beam that flows out of the Belaya River and flows back into it (the area of Nizpotashnaya and Kozhevennaya streets, where fragments of this beam in the form of ponds are still preserved – N.E.). The Adygs called this place and this beam K’oIeshch or K’oIoshch (k’o – “boar”, “boar”, and in geographical names – “beam”, “ravine”, “gorge”), and Ieshch (Ioshch) – “pen”, ” bases”, “enclosed place for keeping livestock” and it is most likely translated as “a place fenced with a beam”, and not “pig bases”.
Further, restoring the events related to the beginning of the construction of the fortification according to military documents, M. Kharlamov wrote: “On May 4, part of the Maikop detachment set out from the camp to view the Maikop Gorge. Having traveled 10-12 versts along the Belaya shore, the reconnaissance detachment, after small skirmishes with the Circassians, destroyed the three notches blocking the path, and, having removed the plan of the Maykop Gorge, returned to the camp the next day. On May 6, the cleaning of the low-lying bank of the Belaya from the age-old trees that covered it was started, and then the construction of a fortress at some distance east of the camp (the place where the military hospital is now located on Pushkin Street – N.E.). This is the highest bank of the Belaya, and, moreover, at such a point that it is located approximately at the same distance from the Maikop and Kurdzhips gorges, due to which the fortress should have taken a dominant position over the entire space that lay opposite it” [9]. The construction of the fortress took 10 months and was completed in February 1858. About how it looked and what size it was, M. Kharlamov wrote: surrounded by a moat and a rampart, sazhens 1.5 in height. Starting from the east side of the steep bank of the Belaya River near the current Gorst Pharmacy (Zhukovskogo St., former Polkovaya St., presumably the building where the editorial offices of the republican newspapers Sovetskaya Adygeya and Adyge Mak – N. E. are now located) and, reaching its northern side to Drovyanaya Square (modern Friendship Square – N.E.), the rampart in the west ended at the bank of the Belaya, capturing all the places where the bazaar is now located (“old bazaar” – N.E.) and adjacent quarters of the old city to it” [10].
The military fortification erected on the high right bank of the Belaya River was named Maikop or Maykop for short, in accordance with the name of the area where it was built. Since 1858, during the last years of the Caucasian War, the Maykop fortress was an important junction where the roads of all detachments converged during their expeditions to the area of the Belaya River, to the lands of the Abadzekhs. After the war, the name of the Maykop fortress was transferred to the settlement that arose under it, and then to the city. This is a brief history of the origin of the name of the city Maykop (Myekkuape).
Immersion in historical material allowed us to recreate the history of the appearance of the Maykop fortress, as well as to confirm the fact that the name of the locality Myekkuape, recorded in Russian in various versions: Meakop, Mayu-Kupa, Maykop Height, Maykop, Maikop Gorge and Maykop Tract is mentioned in military sources since 1825. In addition, we found out a very important circumstance that all these names refer not only to the area where the modern city is now located, but also to the entire valley of the Belaya River, at least from the river. Shuntuk to st. Khanskaya. We also managed to restore a number of other lost Adyghe toponyms associated with the surroundings of Maykop, which helped us better understand the origin of the city’s name.
Now what does this name Myekhuape (Maikop) mean and where does it come from? In fact, there are two options for translating the meaning of this word from the Adyghe language. All discrepancies occurred due to the fact that initially researchers who did not speak the Adyghe language turned to the interpretation of the meaning of the toponym Maykop. So, K.F. Gan, for the first time in the article “The Experience of Explaining Caucasian Geographical Names” (1909), tried to explain the meaning of this toponym: “Maikop is a Circassian word: mei -“ apple tree ”and kuape -“ corner ”; there are many apple trees in the vicinity of the city” [11]. Formally K.F. Gan correctly conveyed the meaning of each of the words mei and kuape, but in general the meaning of the toponym was misinterpreted. The fact is that the name Myekkuape does not consist of two, but of three words: mye (kab. mei) “wild, forest apple tree”, k’o – in the geographical names “beam”, “gorge”, “river bed” (other meanings : “son”, “boar”, “boar”), and – pe “mouth of the river” (other meanings: “nose”, “beginning”, “edge of something”). At first glance, everything is clear and simple, but since all components have several meanings, it is easy to make mistakes when translating. It is necessary to take into account certain principles of word-formation models of Adyghe toponyms, otherwise the distortion of meaning is inevitable.
Another researcher M. Kharlamov (1912), following K.F. Gan, when translating the word Maykop, divided it into two parts: “Maikop is a Circassian word somewhat modified by Russians, even two words are more correct – mei -“ sour forest apples ”and kuape -“ pork snout”, “valley”, “beam”. Hence Maykop, or in Circassian Meikyuapé, means “apple valley”, “apple beam” [12].
Indeed, the word kuape can be translated both as “corner” and as “pig nickel”, but they have nothing to do with the meaning of the toponym Myekuape. In order to isolate the meaning of “beam” in this word, it was necessary to divide it into two more parts: ko and pe “mouth”, but M. Kharlamov did not know about this. Further, the concept of “valley” (kIey) is absent in this word at all, it is only in the full version of the name – Myek’ope kIey, and in the abbreviated Mye- kuape is only implied. Without understanding all these subtleties, as a result, M. Kharlamov offered two options for translating the meaning of the word Myekhuape – “apple valley” or “apple beam”.
All these inaccuracies in M. Kharlamov’s translation could not have been given so much attention if they had not become widespread in the future. So, in the book “Maikop. A Brief Historical Sketch” (1957) by P.F. Kossovich, M. Z. Azamatova and S.N. The small meaning of the word Maykop (Myekkuape) is translated as “valley of apple trees” [13]. Over time, this confusion in the Adyghe geographical terms led to the fact that the word ko, meaning “beam, gorge” in dictionaries began to be translated into Russian as “valley” [14].
The second version of the explanation of the meaning of the word Myekhuape, more accurate, appeared later than the first. It belongs to Caucasian scientists and was published in scientific publications that are inaccessible to a wide range of readers. It should be noted that in these works the toponym Myekkuape (Maikop) was not the object of a separate study, but was cited as an example. Thus, Georgian scientists I.A. Javakhishvili (1939) and S.N. Janashia (1940), studying the origin of the geographical names of Abkhazia and Western Georgia, noted in some of them the presence of an ancient layer of Circassian (Adyghe) elements – a word-forming component p / pe, which they interpreted on the basis of the Adyghe languages \u200b\u200bas “nose”, “end”, “mouth of the river” (Bzy-p, Gu-p, Akha-pa, etc. ). In support of their hypothesis, they cited examples from the toponymy of the historical Adyghe territory and modern Adygea, when the name of the river and the component p / pe together often form the names of settlements located at the mouth of the respective rivers: “aul Afypsy-p (at the mouth of the river Afips), Leba -p (at the mouth of the Laba River – Ust-Labinsk), Ulya-p (at the mouth of the Ul River), Mye-kua-pe “Maikop” (literally: “mouth of the apple valley”), etc. ” [fifteen]. Thus, for the first time in the scientific literature, Georgian scientists put the toponym Myekkuape (Maikop) on a par with geographical names formed according to the type “river name + mouth”, to which it belonged in its structure. But later, when translating the name of the river Myek’o, they did not avoid the same mistake as M. Kharlamov, and translated the component k’o as “valley”. The result was the “mouth of the apple valley”, and not the “mouth (beams, rivers) of Mieko”, as it should have been.
Authors of “Grammar of the Adyghe literary language” (1941) N.F. Yakovlev and D.A. Ashkhamaf, also considering the common roots in the Caucasian languages, drew attention to the word ko in the meaning of “beam”, “gorge”, “riverbed”, which, in addition to the Adyghe languages, is found in the Georgian and Balkar languages. As an example, they cited the name of the Kudeko (Kudako) river, where kude – “oil”, koo – “beam”, “river bed” – “oil beam”. At the same time, they made a footnote: “Compare: Myyak’o - the Miyako River, literally:“ Apple River ”, whence the name of the city of Maykop: Mye-kuape letters. “the mouth of the Yablonova River” (Cited in the text – N.E.) [16]. So, for the first time in the Adyghe scientific literature, the correct translation of the meaning of the toponym Myekkuape (Maikop) was recorded – “the mouth (of the river) Mieko” or “the mouth of the Yabloneva river”, but this note, printed in small print in the “Grammar of the Adyghe literary language”, remained for many years unnoticed not only for a wide range of readers, but also for linguists.
Adyghe toponymy in general, and the toponym Myekuape (Maikop), in particular, became the object of a special study of Adyghe scientists in the 60s of the last century. Two researchers: first J.N. Kokov in Kabardino-Balkaria, and then K.Kh. Meretukov in Adygea, began to study the Adyghe geographical names, including the name Myekkuape (Maikop). So, J.N. Kokov in his article “On the formulation of the issue of Circassian toponymy on the Black and Azov coasts” (1960) deduced the origin of the name Maykop from Meikyueps, which means “river of an apple-beam gully” [17]. Indeed, he translated the hydronyms Meikueps (kab.) and Myekkops (Adyghe) correctly – “river of an apple-tree beam”, but, as we know, the name of the city Maykop comes from another word – Myekkuape – “the mouth of the Mieko River”. Despite this, this etymology against the background of other untenable versions was recognized as the most convincing, and the famous Soviet scientist V.A. Nikonov published it in his Brief Toponymic Dictionary (1966). [eighteen].
In 1968 K.Kh. Meretukov published an article under the heading “The city at the mouth of the river. Once again about the origin of the name Maikop. In it, he wrote that many misunderstand Maykop as a “valley of apple trees”, where mie is an “apple tree”, ko is a “valley”. “In this case, “Maikop would have a truncated form of Mieko. But at the end of the word Maykop – Miekuape, the element p / ne is clearly heard, which for some reason always falls out of the field of view of researchers. And without this element, the interpretation of the semantic meaning of Maikop as “valley of apple trees” remains incomplete, partial, and therefore incorrect. Maikop consists of the name of the Mieko River (mie – “apple tree”, ko – “valley”, pe – “mouth”, i.e. Maykop is a city located at the mouth of the Mieko River, and literally – Ustdolinoyablonovsk. Derivative model of the Maiko + p type (name of the river + mouth) is quite productive in the Adyghe language. In this way, a number of names of the Adyghe settlements were formed. For example, Ulyap, located at the mouth of the Ul River, etc. “[19].
As we can see, K.Kh. Meretukov, following I.A. Javakhishvili and S.N. Dzhanashia, put the toponym Myekkuape on a par with the names formed according to the “name of the river + mouth” model, to which it refers, but when translating the meaning, the component ko translated incorrectly, like M. Kharlamov, and in the end he got: Ustdolinoyablonovsk. Subsequently, this interpretation of the meaning of the toponym Maykop was included in all editions of the Adyghe Toponymic Dictionary (1981, 1990 and 2003).
J.N. Kokov in the monograph “Adyghe (Circassian) toponymy” (1974) again turned to the etymology of the toponym Maykop and, in contrast to his previous version, proposed a new version. He, like K.Kh. Meretukov attributed this toponym to a number of formations such as “Afypsyp (e), Lebap (e), Ulap (e), PsyshIuap (e), etc.”, but gave the correct translation: Myekkuape – “the mouth of Myekko (apple river)” , where my “apple tree (wild), ko – “beam”, “river” [20].
So, we found out that the name Myekuape (Maikop) in translation from the Adyghe language means “the mouth of the Mieko (apple river, beam)”. Now another question arises: where is this gully or the Mieko River? M. Kharlamov in the article mentioned above wrote: “The word Maykop serves as a designation for a small river that flows into the Belaya River on the right side, a little south of the village of Tulskaya” [21]. This is confirmed by military maps, on which the small river Mieko is marked as Maikop, (modern – Maikopka or Maikopskaya). So, we have established that the mouth of the Mieko River is located above the village of Tulskaya, then why the fortification, built 17 km downstream of the river. White, was named Maykop (Myekhuape), i.e. “Mouth of the Mieko River”? This question baffled all researchers. For example, K.Kh. Meretukov, in the mentioned newspaper article, suggested the following answer: “At first, the name Maykop was given to a settlement located at the confluence of the Mieko River with the Belaya. Then this name spread to nearby geographical objects (Maikop gorge, Maikop tract, Maikop heights), and later moved to the erected fortress” [22]. In later publications, he limited himself to the assumption: “Apparently, some settlement called Maykop was once located here” [23]. J.N. Kokov: “At the confluence of the Myek’o River into the Belaya, under the stormy terraces, there was an Adyghe settlement called Myekkuape. Then this name was transferred to the modern city and transformed on Russian soil into Maikop” [24].
Apparently K.Kh. Meretukov and J.N. Kokov, by analogy with the given examples of the names of settlements: Afypsyp, Lebap, Ulyap and others, concluded that Myekkuape was also the name of a settlement that was once in close proximity to the mouth of the Mieko River. From a linguistic point of view, Myekkuape really stands in the same toponymic row with the above names, but the assumptions of K.Kh. Meretukov and J.N. Kokova have no historical basis. It is quite possible that some village was once located at the mouth of the Mieko, but there is no reason to assert that it was called Myekkuape. As is known, the names of the Adyghe settlements were historically formed mainly according to two schemes: “family name + khabl (village, aul)” – Abido-khabl, Daur-khabl, etc., or “owner’s surname + possessive suffix -iy, -ay” – Patuk-ay, Khachemz-y, etc. And the names of villages like Afypsyp, Ulyap are new formations of the late time, and date back to the time of the Caucasian War, when there was an intensive resettlement of the Circassians from the conquered lands. When moving to new places, auls were mixed, renamed, while there were circulars according to which the names of auls, derived from the family names of the former owners, were to be replaced by the names of tribes, rivers and tracts [25]. This is how the names of auls such as Afypsyp (the mouth of the Afips River), Ulyap (the mouth of the Ul River), etc., appeared according to the name of the area where they were located.
Toponyms such as Afypsyp, Ulyap, Lebap and Myekkuape existed earlier as the name of the area, before the emergence of settlements there. Until now, there are many other names of this type of locality in the language, which are not the names of auls. They exist as a designation of the area – the mouth of the river, such as Farzape (the mouth of the Fars River), Tiopsape (the mouth of the Tuapse River), etc. In all these cases, we are talking not only about the place where one river flows into another, but the area – a valley, a lowland adjacent to it. The Adyghes, calling the entire area adjacent to the mouth of the river, with one common name, consisting of “name of the river + mouth”, thereby emphasizing that this is a “place of power”, that a certain landscape and microclimate formed here, different from the rest of the territory. In the same way, the name Myekkuape meant not only the place where the Mieko River flowed into the Belaya River, but also the entire valley of the Belaya River, adjacent to the mouth, starting from Khadzhokh to the village of Khanskaya. The Adyghes called this whole valley by the common name Myekʻope kIey (Maikop Valley), and abbreviated Myekʻuape (Miekuape).
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The John Kenney Child Care Center is the fulfillment of apromise made by developer Isaac Heller to the people of Edison. In 1987, Mr. Heller, Chairman of the Board of Heller Industrial Parks, Inc., established the John Kenney Child Care Center as a non-profit corporation. It provides affordable quality child care to children of employees in Heller Industrial Park, as well as Edison residents and Edison employees….
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We are a daycare preschool facility. We have 3 locations. We are a family like environment with a private well rounded curriculum. Our curriculum has a hand on approach to learning and a variety of differentteaching techniques to enhance every child’s different learning abilities. Our subject line consist of handwriting, language, reading, music, lesson, math, physical activity, outdoor recess, me and my world (a combination of science, health and geography), and cooking/creations. We treat families and children with care and professionalism. All teachers and assistants are respectful. We have large spacious classrooms decorated for the months current events. Our learning stations are set to provide children with a great variety of playing activities and choice. We are open Mon – Fri 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. We are certified in CPR and First Aid. Our schools are clean and take pride in the entire environment. Our locations are in Edison, Sewaren and Port Reading NJ. Our doors are always open to families and we are here to help children be prepared for the early education journey….
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Every child is different. Every child is one-of-a-kind. So at Tutor Time, every child’s unique set of skills and interests are utilized to his or her advantage in the way that they learn, grow, buildself-esteem, and develop their imagination. It’s our job to bring out their best. Your child’s day at Tutor Time is educational. It’s social. And it’s highly energetic. The secret ingredient is our LifeSmart curriculum, which creates fruitful, hands-on learning and confident self-expression. Inspired by Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory, LifeSmart recognizes and embraces the different strengths and abilities of individual children. Those differences are embraced and used to drive a customized early education that addresses the specific needs of your child….
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Hello to all Edison, NJ families! Lightbridge Academy is so excited to be a part of the community and we welcome all Middlesex County families to visit us and discover what sets our school apart! Parentsexperience peace of mind knowing that their children are receiving the best possible care, along with a quality early childhood education. Our child care center located at 8 Jane Place, is currently under construction and enrolling for our Infant, Toddler, Preschool and Pre-K programs.
Call us at (908) 222-0900 for more information. We look forward to meeting you & your family!…
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Primrose is an accredited private preschool that provides a premier educational childcare experience. As the leader in Educational Child Care, we partner with parents to help children build the right foundationfor future learning and life. Our goal is to help children have fun while building Active Minds, Healthy Bodies and Happy Hearts.
Primrose School of North Edison offers childcare and preschool programs for infants to kindergarten as well as before / after school care and Summer Adventure Club for elementary school age children.
We hold ourselves to high standards of safety and cleanliness while maintaining a caring and nurturing environment where children can thrive….
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Little Treasures Learning Center is a part of the Big Blue Marble Academy family, currently supporting essential workers in need of FREE child care. We are currently open and operating as a trusted and safeemergency child care center under the New Jersey state government’s guidance.
At Little Treasures Learning Center, we understand what developing minds need to be successful in preschool and in life. We’ve designed our programs around what children need at each age and stage – providing structure, while also encouraging their natural curiosity and love of learning.
If you are an essential worker in need of childcare, please contact us for more information about how to enroll your child at Little Treasures Learning Center today!…
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Ken Shirk Child Care Center is an early childhood facility in New Jersey that offers NAEYC-accredited programs for children, ages 18 months to 5 years old. The company offers child care and early educationprograms for toddlers, preschoolers, and prekindergarten children. The company also provides before and after-school programs for school-age children attending schools around the Edison community. …
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Our Savior’s Child Care is an NAEYC-accredited early childhood center that offers learning and enrichment programs for children between the ages of 6 weeks to 5 years old. Located in Edison, New Jersey, OurSavior’s Child Care implements the Creative Curriculum in all of its programs to create positive and productive experiences that assist in children’s total development….
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Edison Y Child Care is an early child care and education provider in Edison offering NAEYC-accredited infant, toddler, and pre-kindergarten programs with an age and developmentally appropriate curriculum.Edison Y’s programs focus on developing the whole child by providing them with hands-on and significant experiences that will nurture their physical, intellectual, social, and language skills….
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The Yeshivat Netivot Montessori is an early childhood care and education provider located at 91 Jefferson Boulevard, Edison, New Jersey. It can accommodate up to 110 children in its safe and clean facility. Itprovides quality care and education utilizing the Montessori method that allows children to grow and develop at their own pace. Yeshivat Netivot Montessori provides hands-on activities that enhance the children’s creative skills and develops their independence and confidence….
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Little Flower Montessori School LLC provides a school environment suited for children three years up to six years old. It strives to help children reach their fullest potential and develop a love of learning.It offers Montessori-based programs that promote every child’s physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development. The School offers Pre-primary, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Extended Care, and Summer Program….
Kassandra Daycare
58J Reading Rd, Edison, NJ 08817
Costimate: $254/day
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Stay at home mother of 2, Son is 4 in preschool, have a 5 month old that stays home with me. Looking to watch 3 to 4 kids a week for working moms in the area. Have classroom teaching experience as well as mymasters in school counseling. Love children, looking to stay home with my daughter and watch kids from home, during the day for working parents….
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Full NJ Environmental Compliance.
Will beat Competitor Prices.
Transportation Now Available.
Open Mon- Fri, 6:45am-6:30pm
Please call us to schedule a tour at (732)225-4432
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Plaza Child Care is a family-owned and operated business that offers child care and early learning programs. Located in Edison, New Jersey, Plaza Child Care offers its services to children between the ages of 2months to 6 years old. The company offers flexible schedules (part-time and full-time) and also provides various enrichment programs during the summer….
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FAQs for finding daycares in Edison
In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Edison, NJ?
There are a variety of daycares in Edison, NJ 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 Edison, NJ?
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 200 in Edison, NJ as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Edison 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 Edison, NJ, 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 Edison, NJ.
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Daycare in Edison, NJ for Ages 6 weeks to 12 years
KinderCare has partnered with Edison families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Edison, NJ.
Whether you are looking for a preschool in Edison, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.
Clark KinderCare
Phone:
(732) 340-1900
89 Terminal Ave
Clark
NJ
07066
Distance from address: 5.37 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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KinderCare Learning Center at Piscataway
Phone:
(732) 699-1017
659 Hoes Ln W
Piscataway
NJ
08854
Distance from address: 6. 39 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Easton Avenue KinderCare
Phone:
(732) 249-5437
1422 Easton Ave
Somerset
NJ
08873
Distance from address: 7.83 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
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Mountain Boulevard KinderCare
Phone:
(908) 412-8707
19 Mountain Blvd
Warren
NJ
07059
Distance from address: 8. 10 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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KinderCare at Kenilworth
Phone:
(908) 620-1391
25 Market St
Kenilworth
NJ
07033
Distance from address: 9.02 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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KinderCare at Somerset
Phone:
(732) 873-0176
435 Demott Ln
Somerset
NJ
08873
Distance from address: 9. 89 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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KinderCare at Old Bridge
Phone:
(732) 360-0155
83 Ferry Rd
Old Bridge
NJ
08857
Distance from address: 12.24 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Chatham KinderCare
Phone:
(973) 635-0009
45 Main St
Chatham
NJ
07928
Distance from address: 12. 50 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years Open:
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Aberdeen KinderCare
Phone:
(732) 817-0200
1330 NJ-34
Aberdeen Township
NJ
07747
Distance from address: 14.03 miles
Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open:
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Keith Wold Johnson Child Care Center
Your child’s home away from home!
Important News & Announcements
We are happy to announce that we have successfully completed The GROW NJ KIDS rating process and have been awarded 3 STARS!
Keith Wold Johnson Child Care Center Earns National NAEYC Accreditation click here to read NAEYC announcement
School will be closed for the following holidays 9/2/2019 – Labor Day 11/28/2019 – Thanksgiving 12/25/2019 – Christmas 1/1/2020 – New Year’s Day 5/25/2020 – Memorial Day 7/3/2020 – Independence Day
2019-2020 Parent/Teacher Conferences Click here for conference tips
Sign-up for Infant Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences; Dates: Nov. 11- 15, 2019
Sign-up for PS – Pre-K Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences; Dates: Nov 18 – 22, 2019 and Nov 25 and 26, 2019
Sign-up for Kindergarten Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences; Dates: Dec 4,5,6 2019
Sign-up for Infant-Pre-K Spring Parent/Teacher Conferences; Mar 16 – 20 and 23 – 27
Sign-up for Kindergarten Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences; Dates: Mar. 9,10,11, 2020
ESI-R (Early Screening Inventory Revised)s
creening assessments will be administered during the months of October and November. Students who are 3.0 – 5.11 yrs old as of October 1, 2018 will be screened. We ask that you complete and return the Parent Questionnaire by TBD (distributed by classroom teachers). The Parent Questionnaire provides an opportunity for parents to share valuable information that will be considered as part of the assessment. Click here to view Parent Notification Letter Click here for Frequently Asked Questions
What is your Emergency Backup Child Care Plan? We encourage all parents to have an Emergency Backup Child Care Plan in place just in case. Click on the Parents tab to find tips for creating your Emergency Backup Child Care Plan.
Linen/Cot Sheet Reminder:Don’t forget to bring your child’s cot sheet to school weekly. Sheets must be labeled with child’s first & last name. Click here for more information.
Diaper Supply Reminder:Don’t forget to bring your child’s diaper supplies weekly (diapers, wipes & ointment). If you forget, click here for KWJ Diaper Service Policy.
Top 4 Things Parents Need to Know About Measles Click here to read CDC article
Enterovirus-D68 (EV-D68)– Frequently Asked Questions regarding EV-D68 from the New Jersey Department of Health updated on September 29, 2014. Click here to view document
About Ebola click here for information provided by the CDC
Full-Day Kindergarten 2020-2021 Open Enrollment Call for more information or schedule a tour today. **Limited spaces available ** click here to download flyer 2020-2021 Full-Day Kindergarten Join us for an evening information session/tour (5:30pm-6:30pm) Dates: Monday 10/21/2019 Thursday 12/5/2019 Wednesday 1/8/2020
***Applications Due: Currently accepting applications. Limited spaces available.
1st Day of School for Kindergarten 2019-2020 August 26, 2019
1st Day of School for everyone else 2019-2020 September 2, 2019
Open Enrollment: 2020-2021 Full Day Kindergarten NAEYC Accredited Kindergarten Program
**Limited spaces are still available ** Call or email us for a tour and/or program information 732-379-5101 [email protected] Download Flyer Below…
Edison – Woodbridge Ave Preschool & Daycare
Edison – Woodbridge Ave Preschool & Daycare
A lifetime of happiness and success starts in Edison
At Apple Montessori Schools Edison Woodbridge Ave., we offer toddler, preschool, kindergarten, and summer camp programs. Through our modern Montessori approach, nurturing educators, and multi-sensory materials we promote academic achievement as well as social and emotional growth.
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18 months to 6 years
Hours
7:00 am – 6:30pm (school day is 8:30 am – 3:30 pm)
Apple Montessori Schools Edison Woodbridge Ave. is a charming, brick schoolhouse with easy access to Route 1, Route 287, the NJ Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway.
This location offers plenty of parking for easy drop off & pick up. The outdoor space contains a playground with safety turf and support padding.
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“My daughter has joined Apple Montessori in March this year. It has been 4 months, and I see lot of positive developments in her skills. Teachers are nice and open to discuss any concerns that you may have. We are looking forward for her next school year at Apple Montessori.”
Sri Latha
Why Apple Montessori
Children develop skills to reach their full potential — academically, socially & emotionally
Our modern Montessori approach offers enrichment beyond the traditional educational experience. We continue to evolve as the world evolves. Apple Montessori Schools is not just school—it’s a place where children develop their best self in preparation for their best life.
Well-Rounded Curriculum
Apple offers more than just superior academics. Our curriculum includes enrichment such as music, art, yoga, foreign language, character development, and technology.
Literacy Focused
Unique phonics-based reading program has most of our students reading by age 4.
Structured Freedom
Each child is treated as an individual and given the freedom & space to develop at their own pace within the classroom.
Highly Trained Staff
Our dedicated Training Department is experienced, creative and passionate. They guide and educate our teachers & staff so they can be the best they can be for our students.
Parent Partnership
We collaborate closely with our families, ensuring they receive consistent communication, education, and support.
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Recognized by numerous accreditations and loved by families, we have guided children into becoming kind, successful, and happy individuals for over 50 years.
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Your child will flourish through rich experiences that support their growth. Our nurturing educators guide students on a path towards independence, positive character/social development, and a lifelong love of learning.
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6 weeks to 18 months
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18 months to 2 1/2 years
Building independence and fostering natural curiosity
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2-6 years
Fostering each child’s BEST potential—academically and beyond!
There are 20 adult daycare facilities serving Edison, New Jersey. This includes 2 facilities in Edison and 18 nearby. Adult daycare costs in New Jersey range from about $20 up to $140 daily, with an average cost running approximately $86. The monthly expense averages about $2,580 and ranges between $600 and $4,200. On an annual basis, the average cost is about $22,360, which is greater than the nationwide average of $16,900.
The cost of adult daycare in Edison, NJ ranges from around $69 per day to $115 per day. The median cost is around $85 per day, or about $21,970 yearly.
Located in Middlesex County, Edison is a mid size city in the State of New Jersey. It is included in the New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island metro area. It is the 6th biggest city in New Jersey. Though the city itself is home to 100,058 inhabitants, the encompassing metropolitan area includes a populace of 5,372,907. The 55-and-over community currently represents around 25% of the overall population.
The SeniorScore™ for Edison is 74. The city’s mean household income is $92,000 ($37,000 per person), compared to the average of $84,000 for the whole of New Jersey. The mean home price in Edison is $318,000, which is much lower than the New Jersey average of $547,500. Edison has an average unemployment rate of about 8.08%.
Edison has tolerable mean temperatures, with tolerable winters and calm summers. The area receives very heavy amounts of rainfall each year. Compared to other cities in the US, Edison has average water quality, poor air quality ratings, and a very low crime rate.
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Edison, New Jersey
CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class . ..
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Edison, New Jersey
CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Edison, New Jersey
CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
Get Pricing Info See Details
Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
Get Pricing Info See Details
Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class . ..
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Edison, New Jersey
CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Edison, New Jersey
CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
9 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Millennium Memory Care is a senior care community situated within the Whittingham area of Monroe, New Jersey. With an average family income of $76,536, the facility is in a predominantly upscale area. It has a dense population, with …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center is a 378 bed skilled nursing facility located within the Lighthouse Hill area of Staten Island, New York. With a median per-family income of $75,212, the facility is in a mostly upper class …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sea View is located within the New Springville area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 304 room senior housing facility. With a median family income of $78,414, the facility is in a primarily wealthier area. …
13 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located around the Kendall Park neighborhood, Buckingham Place is a senior housing community in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. With a median household income of $93,959, the facility is in a generally upper class area. It has a medium-density …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at Holmdel is located at 188 Highway 34 in Holmdel, New Jersey. It is a 130 room senior housing facility. With about 18,000 residents in the zip code of 07733, the neighboring area has a medium-density population. …
14 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Alaris Health at Essex is a 212 unit nursing care facility situated near by the Lower Vailsburg area of Irvington, New Jersey. The community is in a generally middle class area, with an average family income of $41,922. …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Situated in the Old Town neighborhood of Staten Island, New York, Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehab Center is a 300 unit nursing home facility. With around 43,000 individuals living in the zip code of 10304, the neighboring area has …
15 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Richmond Center For Rehab and Specialty H C is situated within the Stapleton area of Staten Island, New York. It is a 300 room nursing facility. With a median per-household income of $46,260, the facility is in …
16 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located nearby the Leonardo area of the city, We Care Adult Care is a residential care facility in Red Bank, New Jersey. With approximately 25,000 residents in the zip code of 07701, the encompassing area has a dense population. …
17 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Sinai Post Acute Nursing and Rehab Center is a 430 room nursing facility situated in the University Heights area of Newark, New Jersey. The community is in a mostly lower income area, with a median family income of $30,901. …
18 miles away from Edison, NJ
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St Ann’s Home For Aged is a 120 unit senior care facility situated in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. With a median per-household income of $54,392, the community is in a largely middle class area. …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Windsor Gardens Care Center is situated within the Lower Roseville area of East Orange, New Jersey. It is a 215 room senior housing community. The facility is in a generally middle income area, with an average per-household income …
19 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located within the New Utrecht area of the city, Asian Senior Day Care Corporation is a senior housing community in Brooklyn, New York. With around 90,000 people residing in the 11214 zip code, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
20 miles away from Edison, NJ
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CareOne at The Highlands is a 122 bed senior care facility situated in Edison, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with about 41,000 people residing in the zip code of 08820. It is a mostly wealthier …
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Located at 62 James St, Whispering Knoll Assisted Living is a senior care facility serving Edison, New Jersey. The facility is in a mostly well-to-do area, with an average per-family income of $111,084. With around 41,000 people residing …
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Jfk Hartwyck at Cedar Brook is a 106 bed senior housing facility situated in Plainfield, New Jersey. The encompassing area is densely populated, with around 46,000 residents in the zip code of 07060. It is a mostly middle …
6 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Margaret Mclaughlin Mccarrick is a 120 room senior care community situated in Somerset, New Jersey. With roughly 51,000 individuals residing in the zip code of 08873, the surrounding area is densely populated. It is a largely upper class …
7 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Aristacare at Norwood Terrace is a 120 bed senior community. It is located at 40 Norwood Ave in Plainfield, New Jersey. With around 46,000 individuals living in the zip code of 07060, the surrounding area is heavily populated. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Located at 350 Demott Ln, The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living Residence is a senior housing facility serving Somerset, New Jersey. The community is in a primarily upper class area, with a median family income of $85,950. …
8 miles away from Edison, NJ
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Delaire Nursing and Conv Center is located at 400 W Stimpson Ave in Linden, New Jersey. It is a 240 room nursing care facility. The surrounding area is densely populated, with about 43,000 individuals living in the zip …
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Edison, New Jersey Edison, New Jersey
Edison is a county located in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States. The Edison Hotel is located in downtown New Jersey, at the heart of the state’s Raritan Valley region and is part of the New York metropolitan area. Home to Little India, the 2010 United States Census reported that Edison had a total population of 99,967, allowing it to remain the fifth most populous municipality in New Jersey.
What’s Now Edison Township was originally incorporated as Rare Township by Act of the New Jersey Legislature on March 17, 1870, from parts like Piscatawa Township and Woodbridge. The township takes its original name from the Raritan indigenous people. Portions of the township were taken to form Metuchen on March 20, 1900 and Highland Park on March 15, 1905. The name was officially changed to Edison Township on November 10, 1954, in honor of the inventor Thomas Edison, who had his main laboratory. in the Menlo Park neighborhood of the village.
CONTENT
1. History
1.1 Early history
1.2 Edison era
1.3 20th century
1.4 21st century
2 Geography
2.1 Climate
3 Demographics
3. 1 Asian Community
3.2 Historical population
3.3 2010 census
3.4 2000 census
4 Economy
4.1 Production
4.2 Corporate presence
5 sports
6 parks
7 Government
7.1 Local government
7.1.1 Election 2017
7.1.2 Election 2016
7.1.3 Election 2005
7.1.4 Law enforcement
7.2 Federal, State, and District Representation
7.3 Policy
8 Education
8.1 Public schools
8.2 Private schools
8.3 Colleges
8.4 Libraries
9 Infrastructure
9.1 Transport
9.1.1 Roads and highways
9.1.2 Public transport
9.2 Health care
9.3 Telecommunications
10 sister cities
11 Famous people
12 Famous Places
13 See also
14 Links
15 External links
History
History of the Early Ages
The earliest inhabitants of the area were the Raritan people of these Lenape Native Americans who lived in the area and traveled through it to the coast. In 1646, the leader Matushin led a group of 1200 soldiers.
Edison Township, consisting of the former sections of the townships of Piscataway and Woodbridge, was settled (by Europeans) in the 17th century. The earliest village was Piscatawaytown, which is centered around St. James Church and the Piscatawaytown Common near the intersection of Plainfield and Woodbridge Avenue in south Edison. Laing House of Plainfield Plantation (listed on the National Register at 1988) Benjamin Shotwell House (listed 1987) and Craftsmen at Oak Ridge (listę 1995), is a building from the colonial era, listed on the National Register of Historic Places listings in Middlesex County.
The community was formerly known as “Raritan Township”, not to be confused with the current Raritan Township in Hunterdon County.
Edison era
Replica of Edison’s laboratory where he invented the first commercially practical light bulb. Henry Ford, a longtime friend of Edison, built it at the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan.
In 1876, Thomas Edison established his home and research laboratory in New Jersey on a failed development in Raritan Township called “Menlo Park” (now located in Edison State Park). There he earned the nickname “The Wizard of Menlo Park”. Before his death at age 83 in 1931, the prolific inventor had amassed a record 1,093 patents for his creations, including the phonograph, stock ticker, movie camera, incandescent light bulb, mechanical voice counter, alkaline battery, including one for an electric car, and the first commercial electric light. .
The Menlo Park Laboratory has played an important role in being one of the first laboratories involved in the practical and commercial application of research. It was in his laboratory in Menlo Park that Thomas Edison invented the phonograph and the commercially viable filament of the incandescent light bulb. Christie Street was the first street in the world to use electric lighting for lighting. Edison subsequently left Menlo Park and moved his home and laboratory to West Orange in 1886.
20th century
Near the village of Piscatawaytown, part of the township was informally known as “Nixon” after Lewis Nixon, a manufacturer and community leader. Shortly after the outbreak of World War I, Nixon established a large volatile chemical processing facility there known as the Nixon Nitration Works. It was the site of the 1924 Nixon Nitration Works disaster, a massive explosion and subsequent fire that killed 20 people and destroyed several square miles of the township.
In 1954, the township’s name was changed to honor inventor Thomas A. Edison. Also on the 1954 ballot was a rejected proposal to change the community’s name to Nixon.
In 1959, Menlo Park, a two-level super-regional mall, opened on US Highway 1.
21st Century
Edison was one of New Jersey’s fastest growing municipalities. It was the fifth most populous municipality in the state, after the cities of Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, and Elizabeth, according to the 2000 United States Census.
Edison is primarily a middle class community with over 75 ethnic communities represented. Near Highland Park, Edison has a large Jewish community with many synagogues located in Edison. Edison also has a growing Indian community and a number of temples catering to the religious needs of the community. Given the number of Edison residents from India and China, the township has a twinning relationship with Shijiazhuang, China, and Baroda, India.
Edison ranked 28th most livable small town in the US by CNN Money Magazine and second in New Jersey in 2006 in Money Magazine’s “Best Places to Live” ranking. In 2008, two years later, Money Magazine ranked the community #35 of the 100 best places to live in the United States. In the 2006 “America’s Safest Cities” poll, the township was ranked 23rd out of 371 nationwide cities in the 13th annual Morgan Quitno Poll. In 2009, Edison was named one of the “10 Best Places in America to Grow Up” by U.S. News & World Report . The rankings focused on low crime rates, strong schools, green spaces and an abundance of recreational activities. In 2014, Edison was named the safest city in America by parenting.com.
Geography
Edison Roosevelt Park
According to the US Census Bureau, the township had a total area of 30.69 square miles (79.49 km 2 ), including 30.06 square miles (77.86 km 2 ) of land and 0.63 square miles (1.63 km 2 ) of water (2.05%). .
Edison is on the east side of the Raritan Valley (Central New Jersey settlement line), along with Plainfield, and completely surrounds Metuchen, New Jersey, making it part of the 21 donut town pairs in the state. where one municipality completely surrounds another. The township borders the municipalities of East Brunswick, Highland Park, New Brunswick, Piscataway, Sayreville, South Plainfield, and Woodbridge Township in Middlesex County; Clark, Plainfield and Scotch Plains in Union County.
Edison has numerous neighborhoods and districts. Unincorporated communities, localities, and place names located partly or wholly within the borough include Bonhamtown, Camp Kilmer, Centerville, Clara Barton, Eggert Mills, Greensand, Haven Homes, Lyer, Lincoln Park, Lindenau, Martins Landing, Menlo- Park, Millville, New Dover, New Durham, Nixon, North Edison, Oak, Phoenix, Potters, Pumptown, Raritan Arsenal, Raritan Manor, Sand Hills, Silver Lake, Stelton, Valentine and Washington Park.
Edison is located about halfway between Midtown Manhattan and New Jersey’s capital, Trenton, about 30 miles (48 km) from both.
Although the town’s topography is mostly flat, there are a few hilly areas in the township. The highest point is at Grandview Avenue, which has a maximum elevation of about 220 feet, which is the highest point in the borough. The lowest point of the village is at sea level on the Raritan River.
Climate
Temperature extremes in Edison ranged from -17°F (-27°C) recorded February 1934 years, to 106 °F (41 °C) recorded in July 1936 and August 1949. According to the Köppen climate classification system, Edison has a humid subtropical climate (Cfa) with heavy rainfall throughout the year, although the late summer months tend to , more rain. Summers tend to be hot and humid, with plenty of rain, while winters are cool to cold, with snow falling annually, with several snowfalls each winter. Winter and autumn tend to have clearer days than spring and summer.
Climate data for Edison, NJ
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Maybe
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
October
Nov
December
year
Record high °F (°C)
73 (23)
76 (24)
88 (31)
97 (36)
99 (37)
101 (38)
106 (41)
106 (41)
105 (41)
94 (34)
86 (30)
77 (25)
106 (41)
Medium High °F (°C)
39 (4)
42 (6)
51 (11)
62 (17)
72 (22)
81 (27)
86 (30)
84 (29)
77 (25)
66 (19)
55 (13)
43 (6)
63 (17)
Daily Mean °F (°C)
31 (-1)
33 (1)
42 (6)
51 (11)
61 (16)
70 (21)
75 (24)
74 (23)
66 (19)
55 (13)
45 (7)
35 (2)
53 (12)
Medium Low °F (°C)
23 (-5)
25 (-4)
32 (0)
41 (5)
50 (10)
60 (16)
65 (18)
63 (17)
56 (13)
44 (7)
36 (2)
28 (-2)
44 (6)
Record low °F (°C)
-8 (-22)
-17 (-27)
1 (-17)
18 (-8)
29 (-2)
37 (3)
44 (7)
40 (4)
31 (-1)
22 (−6)
9 (-13)
−7 (−22)
-17 (-27)
Average rainfall in inches (mm)
4. 02 (102)
3.02 (77)
4.10 (104)
3.94 (100)
4.71 (120)
3.97 (101)
5.39 (137)
4.34 (110)
4.54 (115)
3.80 (97)
4.04 (103)
3.76 (96)
49.63 (1261)
Source:
Demographics
Asian Community
Edison is one of the major centers of Asian American cultural diversity. Growing Little India is a South Asian oriented commercial area in Middlesex County, the county in the United States with the largest concentration of Asian Indians. A strip of Oak Tree Road stretches for about a mile and a half through Edison and nearby Iselin in Woodbridge Township near sprawling Chinatown and Koreatown and runs along New Jersey Route 27. It is the largest and most diverse cultural center of South Asia in the United States. In Middlesex constituency, ballots are printed in English, Spanish, Gujarati, Hindi and Punjabi. As part of the 2010 census, 28.3% of Edison residents identified themselves as Indian American. In the 2000 census, 17.75% of Edison residents identified themselves as Indian American, the highest percentage of Indian Americans of any municipality in the United States with 1,000 or more residents identifying as ancestry.
Historical population
Historical population
Census
Pop.
% ±
1870
3 460
–
1880
3789
9.5%
1890
3018
−20.3%
1900
2 801
*
−7.2%
1910
2707
*
−3. 4%
1920
5 419
100.2%
1930
10 025
85.0%
1940
11 470
14.4%
1950
16 348
42.5%
1960
44 799
174.0%
1970
67 120
49.8%
1980
70 193
4.6%
1990
88 680
26.3%
2000
97 687
10.2%
2010
99 967
2.3%
2020
107 588
7.6%
Population sources: 1870-1920 1870 1880-1890 1890-1910 1910-1930 1930-1990 2000 2010 * = Lost Territory for previous decade.
2010 Census
The 2010 US Census counted 99,967 people, 34,972 households, and 26,509 families in the township. The population density was 3,339.0 per square mile (1289.2/km 2). There were 36,302 housing units at an average density of 1212.5 per square mile (468.1/km 2). The racial makeup was 44.10% (44084) White, 7.05% (7,046) Black or African American, 0.23% (229) Native American, 43.19% (43,177) Asian, Pacific Islander 0.04% (36), 2.72% (2.718) from other races and 2.68% (2677) from two or more races. Hispanics or Latinos of any race were 8.11% (8,112) of the population.
Of 34,972 households, 36.4% had children under the age of 18; 62.3% were married couples living together; In 9.6% of families, women lived without husbands, and 24.2% did not have a family. Of all households, 20.4% were made up of individuals and 7.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2. 80 and the average family size is 3.26.
22.7% of the population were under the age of 18, 7.6% from 18 to 24, 30.1% from 25 to 44, 27.0% from 45 to 64, and 12.6% from aged 65 years and over. The mean age was 38.1 years. For every 100 women, there were 95.8 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 93.8 men.
The Census Bureau’s 2006-2010 American Community Survey found that (in 2010 inflation-adjusted dollars) the median household income was $86,725 (with a margin of error of +/- $3,000) and the median family income was $100,008 (+/- $2,624). For men, the median income was $66,898 (+/- $4,094) compared to $509$53 (+/- $1462) for women. The per capita income for the township was $36,464 (+/- $1,184). About 3.5% of families and 7.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 8.6% of those under the age of 18 and 6.3% of those aged 65 or over.
2000 Census
As of the 2000 US Census, there were 97,687 people, 35,136 households, and 25,881 families residing in the township. The population density was 3,243.0 people per square mile (1,252.2/km 2 ). There were 36,018 housing units at an average density of 1,195.7 per square mile (461.7/km 2). The racial makeup of the population was 59.49% White, 29.27% Asian, 6.89% African American, 0.14% Native American, 0.04% Pacific Islander, 2.02% from other races, and 2.15% representatives of two or more races. 6.37% of the population is Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 35,136 families, of which 34.3% had children under the age of 18, 61.1% were married couples, 9.1% of women’s families lived without husbands, and 26.3% did not have a family. 21.1% of all households were made up of individuals and 7.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.72, and the average family size is 3.19.
In the township the population was spread out: 22.9% under the age of 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 34.0% from 25 to 44, 23.4% from 45 to 64, and 11, 9% are aged 65 and over. . The average age was 36 years. For every 100 women, there were 96.3 men. For every 100 women aged 18 and over, there were 94.0 men.
The median income for a household in the township is $69,746 and the median income for a family is $77,976. Males had a median income of $53,303 compared to $36,829 for females. The per capita income for the township was $30,148. About 3.3% of families and 4.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 4.3% of those under the age of 18 and 6.3% of those aged 65 or over.
Economy
Musicians perform at The Coffee House on Amboy Avenue.
Manufacturing
A number of manufacturing plants in and around the area including Edison Assembly, a Ford Motor Company plant manufacturing Rangers, Mustangs, Pintos, Mercurys and Lincolns. Other well-known companies include the Frigidaire air conditioning plant in Edison, Siemens in Edison.
Starting in the 2000s, production began to leave Central Jersey and many businesses closed and moved overseas. The Ford plant was demolished by 2008 and replaced by Sam’s Club, Topgolf and Starbucks.
Corporate Presence
Majesco Entertainment, a video game company, is headquartered in Edison. Other companies have warehouse operations in Edison. These companies include Italian food manufacturer and importer Colavita, fulfillment center Amazon, and FedEx, UPS and Newegg regional centers. In addition, Edison is home to the state’s largest private convention center, the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center, located in the Raritan Center Business Park. Raritan Center itself is the largest industrial park on the east bank of the Mississippi River. Zylog Systems, an international company, is headquartered in Edison in the United States, as are e-commerce companies Boxed and Bare Necessities.
Sports
Plainfield Country Club is a private country club that hosted the 1987 US Women’s Open and the Barclays Golf Tournament, the first PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff event, in both 2011 and 2015.
Parks
Oak Pond is the site of the Battle of the Short Hills, a small battle in the American Revolutionary War whose conversion into a park ended the real estate development controversy.
Roosevelt Park, located between Parsonage Road and Route 1, west of the mall, covers 217 acres (88 ha), including the 8-acre (3.2 ha) Roosevelt Park Lake. The park was founded in 1917, making it the oldest county park in Middlesex County.
Edison State Park and Gloomy Swamp are also located in the township.
Government
Local Government
Edison Township operates under the Faulkner Act, formally known as the Optional Municipal Charter Act, under a mayor-council form of government that was introduced effective January 1, 1958 based on the recommendations of the Charter Study Commission. The township is one of 71 municipalities (out of 565) in the state governed under this form. Edison’s governing body consists of the mayor and a seven-member city council. Council members are elected at large in partisan elections held as part of the November general election for four-year terms of office on a staggered basis, with three or four seats to be elected in odd-numbered years, with the participation of the mayor. seat to vote simultaneously with the expiration of the three seats.
As of 2020, Edison’s mayor is Democrat Thomas Lankey, whose term ends December 31, 2021. Township Council members are Council President Joyce Ship-Freeman (died 2023), Council Vice President Samip “Sam” Joshi (D, 2021), Richard Bresher (D, 2023), Joseph Coyle (D, 2023), Robert K Dil (D, 2021), Alvaro Gomez (D, 2021) and Ajay Patil (D, 2023).
Edison’s past and only female mayor was Antonia “Tony” Riccigliano, who ended her term on December 31, 2013.
Election 2017
Former Edison Democratic Party Chairman and Detective Keith Hahn ran for mayor as a Republican against incumbent Mayor Thomas Lankey. Lankey was re-elected with 12,032 votes to Khan’s 8,574.
Election 2016
In June 2016, the Village Council selected Joseph Coyle from a list of three candidates nominated by the Democratic Community Committee for the December 2019 seat held by Robert Karabinczak until he resigned to fill the vacant seat in General Assembly of New Jersey. Coyle served on an interim basis until the November 2016 general election, when voters selected him to fill the remainder of his term.
Election 2005
Driven by a good government platform and a call to reform the Democratic Party, Jun Choi won the June 2005 primary by a 56%–44% margin, defeating longtime mayor George A. Spadoro. For the first time in Edison’s history, a challenger won the Democratic primary. Choi won the support of major Democratic leaders, including Bill Bradley, for whom he worked for the 2000 presidential campaign, and was unexpectedly endorsed by a number of traditionally candidate-neutral Edison unions.
In the general election that followed, Choi did not face the Republican nominee, but instead faced former Democrat-turned-independent William (Bill) Stevens. An article in The American Prospect details aspects that Choi brought together in his 2005 mayoral campaign, including 1. bringing new voters into the process, 2. a good government message, 3. anti-Wal-Mart or economic justice theme and 4. effective progressive mobilization through the Internet.
On election day, November 8, 2005, Jun Choi declared victory, taking the unofficial lead with 12,126 votes to 11,935. but unsuccessfully. On January 1, 2006, at the age of 34, Mayor Choi was sworn in by Governor John Corzine as the youngest mayor in Edison’s history. Choi ran for re-election in 2009 but was defeated in the primary by Antonia “Tony” Riccigliano, who won the general election and took office on January 1, 2010.
A recent policy in Edison has been about township zoning plans to facilitate the creation of “walkable” communities that will attract business while maintaining open spaces and parks and easy access to suburban communications. This strategy is designed to encourage smart growth.
Politics in Edison after the 2005 mayoral election was polarized by retail giant Walmart’s attempt to open a store in downtown Edison near the junction of Interstate 287 and New Jersey Highway 27. Despite Joon Choi saying in his mayoral campaign that he would stop building Walmart, Walmart sued and won, and Choi was there to cut the yellow tape when the store opened.
Law Enforcement
The City is served by the Edison Permanent Police Department, led by Chief Thomas Bryan, with 168 officers as of 2012, assisted by the Edison Auxiliary Police. The department is seeking to overcome a history of widespread officer misconduct.
Federal, State, and District Representation
Edison is located in the 6th Congressional District and is part of New Jersey’s 18th state legislative district. Prior to the 2010 Census, Edison was divided between the 6th Congressional District and the 7th Congressional District, a change made by the New Jersey Redistricting Commission that went into effect in January 2013 based on the results of the November 2012 general election.
For the 117th United States Congress, New Jersey’s Sixth Congressional District is represented by Frank Pallone (D, Long Branch). New Jersey is represented in the United States Senate by Democrats Cory Booker (Newark, term ends 2027) and Bob Menendez (Harrison, term ends 2025).
For the 2020-2021 session, the 18th Legislative District of the New Jersey Legislature is represented in the State Senate by Patrick J Diegnan (D, South Plainfield) and in the General Assembly by Robert Karabinchak (D, Edison) and Sterley Stanley (D, East Brunswick) ).
Middlesex County is governed by a Board of Commissioners whose seven members are elected by the general public on a partisan basis to three-year terms of office on a staggered basis, with two or three seats up for election each year as part of the November general election. At the annual reorganization meeting held in January, the board elects a commissioner, director and deputy director from among its members. As of 2021, Middlesex County Commissioners (with party affiliation, end year, and residence in parentheses) are Commissioner Ronald G. Rios (D, term ends December 31, 2021, Carteret; ex officio on all committees), Commissioner Deputy Principal Shanti Narra (deceased 2021; North Brunswick), Claribel A. Ascona-Barber (Germany 2022 New Brunswick), Charles Kenny (deceased 2022 Woodbridge Township), Leslie Koppel (deceased 2023 , Monroe), Charles E. Tomaro (d. 2023, Edison), and Chanel Scott McCallum (d., 2021, Piscataway).
Constitutional Officers – County Clerk Nancy J. Pinkin (D.C. 2025 East Brunswick), Sheriff Mildred S. Scott (D.C. 2022 Piscataway) and Surrogate Claribel Cortez (D.C. 2021; North Brunswick ).
Politics
As of March 23, 2011, there were a total of 53,352 registered voters in Edison Township, of which 25,163 (47.2%) were registered as Democrats, 6,242 (11.7%) were registered like Republicans and 21 929 (41.1%) were registered as unaffiliated. . There are 18 registered voters from other parties.
Results of presidential elections
Year
Republican
Democratic
Third parties
2016
36. 2% 13 483
61.0% 22,707
2.8% 1031
2012
36.3% 12.769
62.8% 22.104
1.0% 339
2008
39.3% 14,986
58.8% 22,409
1.1% 418
2004
43.1% 15,615
55.2% 20,000
0.6% 311
In the 2012 presidential election, Democrat Barack Obama received 62.8% of the vote (22,104 votes cast), ahead of Republican Mitt Romney with 36.3% (12,769 votes) and other candidates with 1.0% (339 votes) of 35,546 ballots cast in the village registered 54,857 voters (334 ballots spoiled) with a turnout of 64.8%. In the 2008 presidential election, Democrat Barack Obama received 58.8% of the vote (22,409 cast), beating Republican John McCain by 39%. .3% (14,986 votes) and other candidates with 1.1% (418 votes) out of 38,129 ballots cast by 55,305 township registered voters, the turnout was 68.9%. In the 2004 presidential election, Democrat John Kerry received 55.2% of the vote (20,000 votes cast), beating Republican George W. Bush with 43.1% (15,615 votes) and other candidates with 0.6% (311 votes) of 36,205 ballots submitted. 52,308 township registered voters, turnout was 69.2 percent.
Results of gubernatorial elections
Year
Republican
Democratic
Third parties
2017
39.4% 8.382
58.5% 12 453
2.1% 451
2013
58.6% 12,502
39.3% 8,373
2.1% 443
2009
46. 6% 11230
44.5% 10727
7.4% 1.792
2005
38.3% 10,166
55.1% 14,636
3.8% 1.002
In the 2013 gubernatorial election, Republican Chris Christie received 58.6% of the vote (12,502 votes), ahead of Democrat Barbara Buono with 393% (8,373 votes) and other candidates with 2.1% (443 votes) out of 21,877 ballots cast in the village, 55,392 voters were registered (559 ballots were spoiled) with a turnout of 39.5%. In the 2009 gubernatorial election, Republican Chris Christie received 46.6% of the vote (11,230 ballots cast), ahead of Democrat John Corzine with 44.5% (10,727 votes), independent Chris Daggett with 6.4% (1,549 votes) and other candidates with 1.0%. (243 votes) out of 24,097 ballots cast by 53,358 registered township voters, resulting in a 45.2% turnout.
Education
Public Schools
Edison Township Public Schools serve students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. The district’s two high schools separate South and North Edison. The Edison High School Zone South has six K–5 elementary schools, and the JP Stevens High School zone has five K-5 elementary schools. As of the 2017-18 school year, the district, made up of 19 schools, enrolled 16,203 students and 1,029.8 class teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 15.7:1. Schools in the district (according to the National Center for Education Statistics on 2017-18 enrollment): Edison Early Learning Center (80 students; grades PreK-K), Franklin D. Roosevelt Preschool (140; PreK-K), Benjamin Franklin Elementary School. School (610; K-5), Martin Luther King Elementary School (697; K-5), Lincoln Elementary School (835; K-5), Linden Elementary School (478; K-5), James Madison Elementary School (584; K-2, which then transition to James Madison Intermediate), James Madison Intermediate school (663; 3-5), John Marshall Elementary School (846; K-5), Menlo Park Elementary School (857; K-5), James Monroe Elementary School (542; K-5), Washington Elementary School ( 602; K-5), Woodbrook Elementary School (964; K-5), John Adams High School (952; 6-8, from James Madison Intermediate and MLK Jr. ), Herbert Hoover High School (826; 6-8, from Franklin, Lincoln, and Monroe), Thomas Jefferson High School (744; 6–8, from Lindenaw, Marshall, and Washington), Woodrow Wilson Medd le School (1196; from Menlo Park and Woodbrook),
Edison High School (1971; 9-12, from Hoover and Jefferson) and
J. P. Stevens High School (2486; 9-12, from Adams and Wilson).
Stevens was ranked 80th in New Jersey Public High Schools out of 328 state schools in article on the cover of New Jersey Monthly September 2012 in the State’s Best Public High Schools ranking after in 2010 it was ranked 65th out of 322 schools listed, while Edison High School was ranked 174th in 2012 and 169in 2010 year. According to U.S. News & World Report in 2016, JP Stevens ranked 41st in the state of New Jersey and 905th nationally, while Edison HS ranked 59th and 2015th.
The community is also served by Greater Brunswick Charter School, a K-8 charter school serving students from Edison, Highland Park, Milltown and New Brunswick. As of the 2017–18 academic year, the school had an enrollment of 395 students and 33.0 school teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 12.0:1.
Eighth grade students from across Middlesex County are eligible to apply for high school programs offered by Middlesex Vocational Schools, a district vocational school district that offers full-time career and technical education at the Middlesex County Academy in Edison, the Academy of Allied Medical and Biomedical Sciences in Woodbridge Township and East Brunswick, Perth Amboy and Piscataway Technical High Schools, with no student fees. Middlesex County College is home to the Middlesex County Academy of Science, Mathematics and Engineering Technology, an engineering high school that is part of the Middlesex County Vocational Schools. High School is free to all Middlesex County residents, but admission is based on a test, past grades, and other academic and extracurricular activities. About 160 students attend the academy, 40 in each class from across the district.
Private Schools
Bishop George Ahr High School (9-12), St. Helena’s School (PreK-8) and St. Matthew’s School (PreK-8) operate under the supervision of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen. Jewish schools in the borough that operate independently include the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School, Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva (PreK-8, founded in 1945) and Shaarei Tzion Yeshiva (PreK-8, opened in 1992).
Other private schools in Edison include Lakeview School (for children ages 3 to 21 with disabilities), Our Lady of Peace School, and Wardlaw-Hartridge School (PreK-12, founded in 1882).
In 1998, Thomas Jefferson High School opened the Huaxia Edison Chinese School, teaching Simplified Chinese on Sunday afternoons, which subsequently moved to Herbert Hoover High School. Huaxia currently resides at Edison High School. However, many families from Taiwan send their children to Edison Chinese School located in John Adams High School or Tzu Chi located in Woodrow Wilson High School. Both of these schools teach Traditional Chinese. JP Stevens High School offers Mandarin Chinese and Hindi as an elective language for students who are interested in learning it.
Colleges
Lincoln Technical Institute (or Lincoln Tech) is a non-profit vocational school located in Edison. Lincoln Tech offers a variety of nursing, medical, and computer applications programs.
Middlesex County College (MCC) is a public two-year community college located in Edison at the intersection of Woodbridge Avenue and Mill Road.
The Livingston Rutgers University campus is located in the former Camp Kilmer, partly located in Edison.
Libraries
Edison has three public library branches.
Infrastructure
Transportation
Roads and Highways
View south along the New Jersey Highway (I-95) at the interchange with I-287 and Highway 440 in Edison.
Edison is a transportation hub with an extensive highway network that runs through the community and connects major cities in the Northeast, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Trenton, New Jersey, Washington, DC, and others. As of May 2010, the borough had a total of 307.05 miles (494.15 km) of roads, of which 257.31 miles (414.10 km) were maintained by the municipality, 29.78 miles (47.93 km) by Middlesex County and 14.75 miles (23.74 km). to the New Jersey Department of Transportation and 5.21 miles (8.38 km) from the New Jersey Authority.
State roads include Routes 27 and 440 which are operated by the state. U.S. Route 1 also passes through the township. Interstate 287 passes through Edison where the south end is at I-95. The municipality is also home to an approximately 5-mile (8.0 km) section of the New Jersey Turnpike (Interstate 95 ). Exit 10 is in Edison, with a 13-lane gate and a unique interchange design. When the “double-double” mainline scheme was created, it first began at Edison and continued north to Exit 14 in Newark. This continued until 1973, when “dual-dual” was extended south from 10 to Exit 9 in East Brunswick Township (and then extended further south in 1990 to Exit 8A in Monroe Township).
Since Interstate 287 connects to Interstate 87 (New York State Highway), Exit 10 (motorway) is one of the busiest interchanges used for tractor trailers as it connects the New Jersey Turnpike to the New York State Turnpike. For truckers, this is the only direct limited access road they have from Turnpike to Thruway, as Garden State Parkway, whose northern terminus is at Thruway, forbids trucks from using the roadway north of Exit 105.
In 2009, Edison was selected by the New Jersey Department of Transportation as one of the first communities to have a red light camera turn off control system. The program was terminated by the state in December 2014, despite a more than 30% reduction in crashes at three camera-controlled intersections in the township.
Public Transportation
Edison Station, located in South Edison, is served by NJ Transit trains northbound to Newark Penn Station and Penn Station New York, and southbound to Trenton Transit Center via the Northeast Corridor Line with connections to Amtrak and SEPT. Some passengers in North Edison are closer to and may prefer Metropark station (next to nearby Iselin in Woodbridge township) or Metuchen station.
NJ Transit bus service is available on route 62 to Newark, with local service on routes 801, 804, 805, 810, 813, 814, 819, 978, and 979.
Taiwan’s China Airlines provides private bus service to John F. Kennedy International Airport from Edison’s Kam Man Food restaurant to provide service to Taipei, Taiwan.
Healthcare
JFK Medical Center, located on James Street off Parsonage Road, is a 498 beds, founded in 1967.
The Roosevelt Relief Center is a long-term/subacute care facility located east of Roosevelt Park. The facility was originally built in 1936 under the auspices of the Works Projects Administration.
Edison is served by the Raritan Valley Regional Ambulance Service. The squad consists of three units: Edison First Aid Squad (established in 1935), Edison First Aid Squad #2 (since 1936) and Clara Barton First Aid Squad (since 1951 years old). The three departments merged in 2009 to provide Edison residents with more comprehensive care. RVREMS receives support from paramedics at JFK Medical Center. The unit consists of approximately 50 ambulance volunteers.
Telecommunications
Edison is served by area codes 732, 848 and 908. Area code 848 is an overlay area code that was created in such a way that no separation was required.
Edison has five Verizon Central locations serving the city:
Rahway Central Office (Switch ID: RHWYNJRADS5) (area code 732): Serves Wood Avenue North to Roxy Avenue on the west side of the street inward to New Dover Road.
Plainfield Central Office (Switch ID: PLFDNJPFDS5) (area code 908): Serves Roxy Avenue heading north to South Plainfield on either side of Inman Avenue.
Metuchen Central Office (Switch ID: MTCHNJMTDS5) (area code 732): Serves Edison, Metuchen, and Yselin (technically Iselin numbers 732-283 and 732-404 are routed from the Woodbridge Office Switch ID: WDBRNJWDDS5).
Edison Central Office (Switch ID: EDSNNJEDDS5): Serves South Edison with phone numbers that appear as “New Brunswick” – 732-339, 732-393, 732-572, 732-777, 732-819, 732-985 and Exchanges for “Metuchen”: 732–248, 732–287, 732–650.
Fords Headquarters (Switch ID: FRDSNJFRDS5): Serves the East Edison and Raritan Center areas from 732–225, 732–346, 732–417, 732–512 and Perth Amboy stations 732–661, 732–738.
In 1982, the BPU and New Jersey Bell, after receiving thousands of complaints from residents of North and South Edison, made an exception that any calls originating and ending in the Borough would be considered local. This was due to the construction of a new home in Edison, where existing cables that belonged to Rahway’s central office were assigned to provide new telephone service to more than 400 homes.
In 1997, Edison introduced mandatory ten-digit dialing with the introduction of the 732 area code. Edison residents living on Roxy Avenue are back in the news, with one side of the street served by Rahway Central Office (area code 732) and the other side of the street served by Plainfield Central Office (area code 9). 08). Residents complained to the BPU and Bell Atlantic that it would be easier to yell across the street than dial a ten-digit number to call their neighbor across the street.
Edison has Cablevision’s Optimum cable television service. Before Cablevision, there was TKR, which was so badly run that many FCC and BPU programming complaints and many city councils ended up forcing change. TKR was bought out by Cablevision.
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Notable people
See also: Category: People from Edison, New Jersey
People who were born in, residents of, or otherwise closely associated with Edison include:
Peter J. Barnes II (born 1928), Chairman of the New Jersey Parole Board who served in the New Jersey General Assembly.
Peter J. Barnes III (19born 56), member of the New Jersey General Assembly, formerly of the Edison Board.
Tyus Battle (born 1997, class of 2016), Syracuse Orange college basketball player.
Brandon Bielak (born 1996), pitcher for Houston of Major League Baseball.
Geilita B. Brown (1947–2013), US Ambassador to Benin and Burkina Faso.
David Bryan (born 1962), keyboardist, founding member of Bon Jovi.
Michael Campbell (born 1989), wide receiver who played in the NFL for the New York Jets.
Leonte Carroo (born 1994), wide receiver who played in the NFL for the Miami Dolphins.
Alan Chaz (born 1961), trumpet player on The Late Show with David Letterman .
Jun Choi (born 1971), politician who served as mayor of Edison.
Rich Clementi (born 1976), mixed martial artist.
Ken Cuccinelli (born 1968), former Attorney General of Virginia.
Jerry Dior (1932–2015), graphic designer best known for creating the Major League Baseball logo.
Tom Dwan (born 1986), professional poker player.
Bernard J. Dwyer (1921–1998), politician who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1981 to 1993
Thomas Edison (1847–1931), inventor, namesake of the borough.
Katherine Polk Failla (born 1969), U.S. District Judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Darren Fenster (born 1978), former professional baseball player who was a manager in the Boston Red Sox baseball league system.
Gail Fisher (1935–2000), actress best known for her role in Mannix .
Rich Gaspari (born 1963), retired professional bodybuilder and founder of supplement company Gaspari Nutrition who was inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame in 2004.
Frank Guinta (born 1970), served in the United States House of Representatives from New Hampshire’s 1st congressional district.
Halsey (born 1994 as Ashley Nicolette Frangipane) singer and songwriter.
Pamela Long, singer for former Bad Boy band Total.
Paul Mathey (born 1971), attorney, who is a US District Judge in the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Patrick McDonnell (born 1956), cartoonist, creator of comic book Mutts .
Earl Shenk Myers (1910–1972), historian who wrote extensively on the American Civil War.
Victor Mitchell (born 1965), former member of the Colorado House of Representatives.
Akash Modi (born 1995), rhythmic gymnast who represented the United States at the 2018 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships.
Brittany Murphy (1977–2009), actress.
Jim Norton (born 1968), stand-up comedian.
Margie Palatini, author of children’s books.
Robert Pastorelli (1954–2004), theater, film and television actor
Zach Perez (born 1996), professional football player who plays as a quarterback for the USL League One club Richmond Kickers.
Mark Pisciotta (born 1970), former Major League Baseball pitcher.
Mark L. Polanski (born 1956), NASA astronaut.
Bernard Pardy (born 1941), prolific session drummer.
Jim Rose (born 1953), sports anchor for WLS-TV in Chicago, Illinois.
Susan Sarandon (born 1946), actress, lived in the Stevenville community.
Nancy Shevell (born 1959), Paul McCartney’s third wife and leader in trucking.
Jasmine Singer (born 1979), animal rights activist, writer, speaker, and actress.
Chris Snee (born 1982), quarterback who played for the New York Giants.
George A. Spadoro (born 1955), former mayor of Edison, Chairman of the Council and member of the Assembly.
Joel Stein (born 1971), columnist for Los Angeles Times .
Robert T. Stevens (1899–1983), businessman and former chairman of JP Stevens and Company.
Jim Stoops (born 1972), former professional baseball pitcher who played one season in MLB for the Colorado Rockies.
Jennifer Sun (born 1972), lawyer nominated for District Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Marques Townes (born 1995), basketball player for the Loyola Ramblers men’s basketball team who switched from Cardinal McCarrick after his sophomore year.
Karl-Anthony Towns (born 1995), professional basketball player for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Mike Vallely (born 1970), professional skateboarder and lead singer for the band Black Flag.
Jeffrey A. Warsh (born 1960), politician who served two terms in the New Jersey General Assembly, from 1992 to 1996, where he represented the 18th Legislative District.
Darrin Winston (1966–2008) played two seasons in Major League Baseball for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Jeremy Zuttah (born 1986), offensive lineman for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Notable Locations
Advian, which in 2012 featured the then largest rooftop solar installation on 17 acres (6.9ha).
Bonhamtown, site of a battle during the American Revolutionary War
Camp Kilmer, a World War II army post, was partly located on what is now Edison.
Dismal Swamp, a protected wetland that also includes parts of Metuchen and South Plainfield.
Durham Woods, a complex of multiple apartment buildings and the site of a 1994 natural gas explosion in Edison, New Jersey that exploded a 36-inch natural gas pipeline, destroying buildings in the area.
Roosevelt Park, located near the Menlo Park Mall.
Edison Landfill, a landfill undergoing environmental cleanup since its closure in 1977.
Edison station in south Edison, offering service on NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor Line.
ILR Landfill, a closed landfill owned by Industrial Land Reclaiming (ILR) providing electricity for Middlesex County wastewater treatment by extracting methane gas.
Kin-Buk Landfill, a former Superfund landfill and site where 70 million US gallons (260,000 m 3 ) of hazardous waste was dumped.
Laing House of Plainfield Plantation, a historic house built in the early 1700s when the area was settled by Scottish Quakers in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
The Menlo Park Mall, located at the intersection of Route 1 and Parsonage Road, has a total leasable area of 1,260,703 square feet (117,123.1 m9).0165 2 ).
Oak Road in Edison and the Iselin section of Woodbridge are known for their large concentration of Indian shops and restaurants.
Thomas Alva Edison Memorial Tower and Museum, in Menlo Park, dedicated in 1938 is located in Edison State Park, at the site where its namesake inventor invented the incandescent light bulb and the phonograph.
See also
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For the hospital in Monrovia, Liberia, see John F. Kennedy Medical Center (Liberia).
John F. Kennedy Medical Center (JFK) , Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH) affiliate, is a 49-hour full-service acute care hospital9 beds and the home of the Johnson Rehabilitation Institute. The hospital is affiliated with the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University and the Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine, and is located in Edison, New Jersey. [1]
JFK Medical Center accommodates more than 20,000 hospitalizations, 3,000 newborns and 60,000 people. visiting the emergency department on an annual basis. The medical center provides a full range of services, including general surgery, emergency medicine, psychiatry, orthopedics, maternity and child care. Two well-known institutes are located here: the John F. Kennedy Institute of Neuroscience, the Johnson Center for Stroke and Neurovascular Diseases, and the Johnson Rehabilitation Institute, as well as the John F. Kennedy Hospice, the John F. Kennedy Imaging Center, and the Wound Healing Center. JFK also has a Level II Special Care Nursery for the treatment of preterm and otherwise ill newborns, served by local neonatal partners. [2]
JFK Medical Center’s Johnson Rehabilitation Institute (JRI) was named one of the nation’s top hospitals for 2013-2014 by U.S. News & World Report. [3]
JFK Medical Center’s Stroke and Neurovascular Center (SNC) is designated as a Comprehensive Stroke Center by the New Jersey Department of Health and Elderly Services. SNC also holds the highest level of designation as a Comprehensive Stroke Care Center. joint commission. SNC was the first Comprehensive Stroke Care Center designated by the Joint Commission in the Tristate (NJ/NY/CT) area (2012). SNC has the only study program in the state of New Jersey that offers an advanced comprehensive combined fellowship in vascular neurology, neurocritical care, and endovascular surgical neuroradiology. Founded (2009and led by Dr. Jawad F. Kirmani, SNC has an advanced research program with clinical, basic, and translational research capabilities.
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JFK Medical Center in the 1960s in the 1960s as a massive campaign in response to a growing demand demand on medical services caused by rapid population growth in Edison, Woodbridge, Metuchen and surrounding areas. This effort was spearheaded by the late Edison Mayor Anthony M. Jelencic, after whom the original community hospital was named. Mayor Jelenčić was appointed chairman of the board of the future hospital, and his first official act was to establish a women’s support service. The Mayor has asked longtime community resident and advocate Ms. Charles Vira of Edison to take charge of launching Auxiliary Services – to raise funds and solicit support for a future community hospital. Mayor Jelencic persuaded Edison officials to donate about 40 acres of the township’s land for the hospital. He then lobbied with Congressional leaders such as Middlesex County House Representative Edward J. Patten to win $1.1 million in Hill Burton funds, which at the time represented the largest single grant made in the state of New Jersey under this programs. By this time, before the hospital even opened its doors, Auxiliaries had raised over $110,000 in donations.
In 1974, the Johnson Rehabilitation Institute (JRI) was added as a major component of the JFK Medical Center. Johnson Johnson – Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine. In 1992, the Institute of Neurobiology named after John Kennedy (NSI). In 1997, Solaris Health System was formed by merging with JFK Medical Center and Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center in Plainfield, New Jersey. In 2009The JFK Center for Stroke and Neurovascular System was opened in 1999. JFK Medical Center has thus become the premier comprehensive stroke treatment center in New Jersey. In 2018, JFK Medical Center became an integral part of Hackensack Meridian Health through a merger that saw JFK become the leader of the largest healthcare network in Central New Jersey. JFK Medical Center also became the academic hub in Central New Jersey for the newly established Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University. Clinical Transformation Services was created to integrate patient care, education, and research goals into the newly formed network of hospitals spanning North, Central, and South New Jersey. A very active system-wide stroke council has been the flagship of healthcare integration in the region. The Stroke Council was established by the President of the Central Region and Executive Director Mr. Raymond Fredericks in May 2018. Nominated by Jawad F. Kirmani, MD as Founding Chairman of the HMH System-Wide Stroke Council. April 2019The Stroke Council established the Northern, Central, and Southern New Jersey Task Forces. Many of the best neurologists, neurosurgeons and neurointerventionalists have attended the Stroke Council meetings as part of a collaborative effort to transform stroke care in the region.
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How the Russian inventor of lamps Lodygin got ahead of Edison, but did not outplay him0001
Why did it happen, because Alexander Lodygin was ahead of his overseas colleague in many ways?
Fire from the sky and Gogol’s overcoat
On the evening of May 20, 1873, the “little sun” lit up on Odessa Street in St. Petersburg: ordinary kerosene burners were replaced with incandescent lamps in eight lanterns. Dozens of people gathered around them. Some of them specially brought newspapers with them. The very fact that in the evening you can safely read on the street in “bright white light” seemed like a miracle.
Residents of St. Petersburg enthusiastically called incandescent lamps “fire from heaven” and “light without fire.” And the engineer Nikolai Popov remembered the Preobrazhensky parade ground, where, in Gogol’s story, Akaky Akakievich’s overcoat was removed.
“Had Lodygin been born early and illuminate these places described in Gogol’s “The Overcoat”, the robbers would not have dared to take off the overcoat from the timid Akaky Akakievich,” Popov noted.
The author of the “little sun” was the Russian scientist Alexander Lodygin. The concept was not his: the idea to use a hot wire as a filament belongs to the Scot James Bowman Lindsey, and in 1838 the Belgian Marcellin Jobar received a patent for a glass lamp. Lodygin’s innovation is an incandescent lamp with a carbon rod.
Initially, Lodygin’s lamps burned for only half an hour. But then one of the inventor’s students had an idea: what if we create a vacuum inside the glass? Lodygin did just that. As a result, his lamps could burn for about 1000 hours.
However, the “lighting question” was just one of the many tasks that Lodygin set himself as a scientist. So, back in the 60s of the XIX century, he invented and designed something like an airship driven by an electric motor. The “flying machine”, or “electroplane”, as the scientist called his brainchild, could lift up to 2000 pounds of cargo into the air. Outwardly, Lodygin’s invention resembled a modern helicopter. But the project of the young scientist did not arouse interest in scientific circles, like his other idea – to create a special diving apparatus, something like an aqualung.
The incandescent lamp became a truly successful project and seemed to be the first step towards recognition of the scientist’s merits. In 1874, he received a patent for it, and then was awarded the Lomonosov Prize from the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences.
The scientist founded the Russian Association of Electric Lighting “Lodygin and Co. ” and prudently patented the lamp in Spain, Italy, Saxony, France, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Great Britain, Sweden, as well as in India and Australia.
Lodygin did not receive an American patent. As it turned out, this was a fatal mistake.
The sorcerer from Menlo Park and the coronation of the Russian Tsar
In 1877, a Russian Navy lieutenant named Khotinsky arrived in the United States. He was an acquaintance of Lodygin and was proud of it. Khotinsky in the States met the American inventor and entrepreneur Thomas Edison and showed him his friend’s incandescent lamp. The invention of the Russian colleague of the American was clearly interested.
November 15, 1878, with the support of investors, Edison founded the Edison Electric Light Co. Her tasks included experiments with electric lighting and monitoring patents that are issued in this area.
Edison did not like luxury and entertainment, he was indifferent to food, he had no bad habits, except for the love of good cigars. But work was Edison’s real passion. He could work 16-19 hours a day. His energy was enough not only to work, but also to manage the laboratory.
Edison personally supervised the hiring of employees. He was the first person who came up with the idea of questioning candidates when applying for a job. Edison’s questionnaire could contain the most unexpected questions – for example, where is the Volga. The inventor believed that his employees should have erudition.
In addition, they must be hardy. Indeed, in the Edison laboratory, they often worked so hard that they literally fell asleep at the workplace. The inventor himself later said: “I owe my success to the fact that I never kept a clock in my workplace.”
Probably another reason why Edison succeeded was that he felt promising ideas and did not miss his own. So, in 1879, the inventor demanded in court to ban the production of incandescent lamps with a carbon rod in Europe – the lamps that Lodygin invented. The Edison court refused.
The American inventor, meanwhile, decided to come up with his own version of the incandescent lamp. Instead of coal, Edison decided to use plant material. He conducted experiments with 6,000 different plants.
It took $ 10,000 to find the right samples and deliver them to Edison, 40-50 scientists and electrical engineers participated in the search, and on expeditions each of them slept only 4-6 hours. As a result, the desired plant was found: Edison decided to use bamboo fiber.
Edison’s perseverance paid off. As a result, the lamp improved by him could burn and not burn out for several weeks.
On New Year’s Eve 1880 in Menlo Park, New Jersey, hundreds of incandescent lamps hanging from wires between trees were lit in front of 3,000 people. After this, Thomas Edison began to be called the “magician of Menlo Park.”
After a successful demonstration of incandescent lamps in 1881, Edison established a factory to manufacture them. The American inventor certainly had an entrepreneurial flair. Edison installed electric lighting on Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan’s financial district in 1882. After that, lamps quickly began to gain popularity. If in 1882 he sold 400 lamps, then the next year – already more than 10,000.
Edison’s business grew. He founded several more companies and a plant for the production of incandescent lamps. And in 1883, the American inventor took part in the coronation of the Russian Tsar Alexander III. The Ivan the Great Bell Tower in the Kremlin was illuminated by 3,500 Edison incandescent lamps.
Two completely different boys
At first glance, Alexander Lodygin and Thomas Edison are absolutely different from each other. They were both born in 1847, but in different countries and as if in different worlds. Lodygin was born in the Tambov province in a poor, but very noble noble family – it is possible that Lodygin has a common ancestor with the Romanov dynasty.
Edison’s father, Sam, was a fugitive Canadian rebel, and his mother was a former school teacher.
As the son of nobles and hereditary officers, Lodygin had to make a military career. This is what his family expected of him. At the age of 12, he was sent to study at the Tambov Cadet Corps. Nobody expected anything from Edison.
Thomas had big problems with his studies. Three months after the start of classes, the teacher said that the boy was stupid. The mother, in anger, took the child out of school and took care of his education herself.
While Lodygin studied at the cadet corps and received a systematic education, Edison earned his living. At first, Thomas sold vegetables and fruits. And then he came up with a much more profitable business. As a teenager, Edison noticed that passengers at railway stations willingly bought newspapers. He decided: why not create his own information leaflet? Thomas agreed with the conductor of the mail car and placed a pre-purchased printing press there.
While the train was traveling from one station to another, Edison managed to print a small number of information leaflets. Then he sold them. So Thomas was earning $20-30 a month. Edison really needed the money. The young man became interested in science, in particular chemistry. And for the experiments it was necessary to buy materials.
Young Edison’s business venture ended tragically. There was a fire in the car, Thomas was injured and almost deaf. However, this did not stop Edison’s career. Once a young man saved the three-year-old son of the station master. To thank Thomas, a happy father taught him the telegraph code, which was used on the railways. Thanks to this, at the age of 16, Thomas became a station telegraph operator.
Such different peers were united by one thing – a passion for science. Even while studying at the Cadet Corps, Lodygin fell in love with physics. He got a job as a laboratory assistant in a physics office, and also became an apprentice at a weather station. Becoming a second lieutenant, the young man decided to leave his military career. The family broke off relations with Lodygin, but he was not upset. Like Edison, the young man was not afraid of hard work (for some time he worked as a hammer) and was ready to go to his goal.
The scientist goes on the attack
Lodygin’s life has been let down time after time by the lack of businessman’s talent. His incandescent lamps made a splash in St. Petersburg, but the business of the scientist was not going well. Lodygin decided to start trading in shares in order to unwind. But he did not succeed in this either. His company was bankrupt.
In addition, Lodygin had a more successful competitor in Russia – Pavel Yablochkov (the same age as Alexander and Thomas, also born in 1847). In 1876, he patented the “electric candle”, that is, the arc lamp.
Hermetic Lodygin lamp with a carbon rod was much closer to what is now an incandescent light bulb. In addition, in Yablochkov’s “candles” it was necessary to constantly replace coal blocks. Meanwhile, Lodygin’s lamps could be turned on and off many times.
Nevertheless, Yablochkov’s “candle” unexpectedly eclipsed Lodygin’s invention. The fact is that Yablochkov held a spectacular demonstration of his lamp at a scientific and technical exhibition in London.
Journalists were delighted, in Europe they wrote that “the invention of the Russian engineer Yablochkov is a new era in technology”, and Russia is “the birthplace of electricity”. So arc lamps became incredibly popular. According to contemporaries, “nothing spread as quickly as Yablochkov’s candles.” Meanwhile, Lodygin’s lamp was in the shade, and it seemed as if they had almost forgotten about it at home.
Another circumstance prevented the scientist from setting up a business and trying to make it efficient. In 1884, Lodygin had to leave Russia: persecution and mass arrests of Narodnaya Volya and those who sympathized with the ideas of the revolution began. The Russian inventor was in danger: back in 1875, he went to the populist colony and spent three years there. Lodygin left and lived in France and the USA. He continued to invent: he came up with an electric furnace, developed various projects, such as an electric car and electric welding machines.
Lodygin did not consider the incandescent light bulb to be the main invention in his life. For him, the aircraft was much more important. Initially, Lodygin was engaged in other projects, just to find money to create his own electric plane.
However, the inventor was not going to give up the authorship of the light bulb without a fight. If Yablochkov came up with his own concept of a lamp and there could be no complaints against him, then Edison was clearly inspired by someone else’s idea.
Lodygin was not the only dissatisfied. Dozens of scientists tried to challenge the fact that it was the enterprising American who was the author of the invention. However, Edison knew how not only to manage a business, but also to defend his rights. He spent $2 million on legal fees and emerged victorious.
Then Lodygin decided to defeat Edison in a different way. He got a job working for Edison’s main competitor, George Westinghouse, and at the same time began to develop a more advanced version of the incandescent lamp. The inventor literally bombarded the US Patent Office with patent applications. In 1888 alone, he tried to get three patents for different variations of his invention. Finally, in 1893, Lodygin received a patent for a lamp of an original design: it used a metal wire as a heating body.
The inventor went further and came up with the idea of taking threads from “non- malleable
refractory metals”. In particular, Lodygin decided to take tungsten, which is still used today. The scientist tried to patent all successful versions of the incandescent lamp. So, in 1894 he received another patent, and in 1897 – two at once.
Improved bulbs burned brighter than normal and were three times more efficient. In 1900, Lodygin demonstrated a new version of his invention at the World Exhibition in Paris. He also launched a plant in the United States for the electrochemical production of metal for filaments, in particular titanium and tungsten, and another one for the production of electric vehicles of his own design.
However, failure again awaited Lodygin – things did not go well: the entrepreneur’s lack of talent again let him down. The inventor was forced to look for another way to earn a living.
Lodygin got a job as a worker at a battery factory in Buffalo. He was then promoted to engineer and senior chemist. In 1902, the inventor found a new job. This time he became an engineer at a subway construction site in New York. In this position, Lodygin stayed until the end of the work. At 19In 06, the scientist sold a patent for incandescent lamps with a tungsten filament to the General Electric company, founded, among other things, by Thomas Edison.
It was said that the scientist sold the patent “for a pittance”. The money received was barely enough to return to Russia. At home, Lodygin returned to the dream of an aircraft. He sent to the War Department a design for a “cyclogyro”, much like a modern helicopter. The application was not considered: Lodygin’s ideas again seemed absolutely fantastic to everyone.
After the February Revolution of 1917, the Russian scientist again emigrated to the United States, this time for good. It turned out to be difficult for Lodygin to look for a place under the sun in a foreign country again. He fell ill, in recent years he did not get out of bed and became impoverished. March 16, 1923 Lodygin died.
In contrast, Edison ended his life quite differently. He managed to get 1093 patents, and his fortune was estimated at $ 15 billion. In recent years, Edison was very interested in life after death. He even said that he was working on a special device that would allow him to communicate with the dead, a kind of “necrophone”.
Shortly before his death, Edison said: “It’s good if there is an afterlife. If it doesn’t, that’s fine too. After all, I lived my life with pleasure and did everything I could. ”
Both Edison and Lodygin changed our lives beyond recognition. And the incandescent light bulb, perhaps, is fair to call at least their common invention. However, in a strange twist of fate, this development went down in history as the creation of one man – Thomas Edison. And Alexander Lodygin is a vivid example of how brilliant inventors without an entrepreneurial streak sometimes end up with nothing.
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Friends Of Cleveland (FOC) provided each classroom with $200 to help enrich the education of the Cleveland students.
See below to see how some of these funds have been used.
Room 300
Room 300 was able to order 3-4 hands-on activities for each week.. These craft kits supplement the unit the students are learning about animals and habitats.
Room 104
The picture attached are the books I bought with my FOC stipen! I bought 5 copies of each title to use in my guided reading groups!
My kids love the fun stories!
Room 700
We were able to purchase some new learning toys, books, and paint supplies that were picked out by our students! They have been loving all the new materials added to our class.
Art Room
The cleveland art students used many of the new materials to create art pieces for the Celebrate Cleveland auction items.
Room 310
Room 310 was able to purchase materials to create our “cheers for peers” bulletin board where students recognize their peers and teachers for making an impact in their lives. They also purchased materials used for projects with our reading buddies. On each of the lightbulbs the big buddies (7/8) and the little buddies (k/1) wrote ways they could be kind in school.
Room 206
Room 206 used the funds to purchase a small couch for their classroom library. Students enjoy reading on this couch. They also got new lights which brings a calming energy and a soft relaxed ambiance.
Room 211
Room 211 got art supplies & board games for the students to use in the classroom. Games were purchased with varying levels of complexity and familiarity for the students. Also purchased were various essential classroom items like chart paper, markers, and pencil grips. We have used these games to reinforce essential classroom (and life!) skills such as teamwork, taking care of materials, communicating with others, resolving conflict, and reading directions. It gives students real life experiences for building and applying these skills – it helps that they get to have fun while doing it!
Room 209
In 209 they got many board games for Friday fun, math and science hands on materials like gum drops and toothpicks and straws. The students love the games and it motivates them to behave and pay attention during the week to try and earn Friday fun. Hands on science and math activities can get expensive. They love to build things like cell structures in a physical way.
Rooms 302 & 309
High School Entrance Exam Breakfast + Snacks
Rooms 302 and 302 pooled their stipend together to organize two events for our 8th graders. The first was for their all-important High School Entrance Exam in November 9. Our students had put in much effort preparing for this crucial test that helped determine their placement for next year. To help them fuel up that morning, we lay out a spread of healthy fruits, baked goods, juice, and filling treats from McDonald’s. We also assembled snack bags with granola bars, fruit snacks, and mints for them to munch on for extra energy in between tests. Our 8th graders were ready to go and it showed! We are excited for all of our future freshmen next year! (4 photos + 1 movie attached)
Rooms 302 & 309
Holiday Party
The 8th graders had a busy December with HolidayGram fundraising and various extracurricular events, in addition to rigorous academics during 2nd quarter. We celebrated their efforts as a class with a holiday party. A highlight was our Gingerbread House Contest – materials purchased using our stipend. With Mr. Boettjer as our impartial judge, the 8th grade wrapped up on a joyful and festive note before winter break! (5 photos attached)
Room 202
FOC’s classroom donation has come in handy ALL year. Here are some of the wonderful activities or materials room 202 was able to purchase:
– MANY Teachers Pay Teachers purchases: escape rooms, review bingo game, a color by number figurative language practice, task cards, scavenger hunts– SO many wonderful materials.
– I purchased play doh for a hands-on science activity during our digestion unit (picture attached)
– The funds were used to purchase snacks for my incentive bin
– I was able to purchase new scissors, stickers, and colored paper, all of which are used heavily in my classroom.
– Lastly, additional books for our book clubs this year!
Room 304
The main items purchased with these funds were rewards for a behavior intervention “Check In and Check out” for specific middle school students and for access to PBS learning platform to show students various primary and secondary sources for study.
We have used these rewards to help build confidence in knowing a student’s inner worth and striving towards success. The PBS learning platform allows me to use culturally relevant sources to teach students about portions of our history here in Chicago and what it means to be a civic participant.
Room 303
As part of the middle school Cluster curriculum, we incorporate our academic lessons and skills into Functional Life Skills lessons. Last year, room 303 built a culinary program at Cleveland, funding supplies necessary to teach students how to use different utensils and appliances. And this year, with the help of FOC’s donation, the students have been able to fund several cooking lessons, putting those science nutrition and math addition/fraction skills to the test! Students were introduced to using measuring cups, locating where different ingredients are kept in the kitchen, how to use a microwave, hot plate, blender, and instant pot. The students have been able to generalize the skills they are working on in their small group lessons and give them meaning.
Room 109
Funds were used to purchase 2 flex-chairs that we needed for our growing class, a class-set of black binders, clear pocket folders, and expo markers.
Coming into this year, many of my students were behind grade level in reading and writing. This meant that the books in my classroom that normally serve well for second graders, were not going to work well for the students in front of me for this year. This money allowed for my co-teacher and I to get creative in our personalization of the students’ learning. Each student got a binder that was exclusively theirs, where they could put all their reading resources that were on THEIR personal level. These binders have served us well all year, as we have used them every single day in class, and students take them home each weekend! Through them, students have learned organizational skills, responsibility for their own work, and feel proud of how far they have come from the beginning of their binders!
Room 102
We used the funds for a class pet: hermit crabs!
Before purchasing the crabs, we read a couple of books about them and made notes about what they need. The hermit crabs have been a great way to get children thinking about science concepts, particularly habitats. Children voted on names, and they chose Guaca and Mole. Together, we have learned that hermit crabs like to hide and are more active at night, but children enjoy finding the crabs in their hiding spots and relish the moments that the crabs are more active in their tank during the school day. At various points since we got them in January, the crabs have burrowed under the substrate for weeks at a time, during which period we do not see them at all. I wondered how much of my language about molting and growing was getting through to the children, so I was pleased when I overheard children explaining to our substitute teachers that, while Guaca is out and about, Mole is “under the dirt” because “he’s growing.”
Room 102
The crabs have had a wonderful social-emotional impact, particularly given these stressful years of the pandemic in which my preschoolers have spent the majority of their young lives. The kids enjoy helping me feed the crabs and change their salt and fresh waters. When children need to take a break to regulate their emotions, we offer sitting with Guaca and Mole as an option.
Room 111
The funds were used to purchase various hands-on literacy and math games and a classroom magnetic letters kit. These are used for independent practice at work stations. Room 111 purchased a giant magnetic writing page that is used for modeling during writing. Clipboards were also purchased for extra flexible seating options in our classroom.
Room 201
With the stipend money, we were able to purchase more supplies, materials, and art projects for the students to do during their last weeks of school. -glue -markers -crafts for 1. Cinco de Mayo 2. Mother’s Day 3. Bird trees/feeders 4. Father’s Day 5. Forth of July & other summer time events 6. Weather wheels The students in my class enjoy creating hands on crafts and activities that they can share with their families at home!
Room 116
Room 116 purchased a shelf for the science center and a book binding machine to make classroom journals.
Gym
Mr B used the funds to purchase of foam gator skin playballs.
Friends Of Cleveland (FOC)is proud to have brought Cleveland a residency from Old Town School of Folk Music
This program brought an 8 week course for grades K-4.
Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades did the Global Voices Program which teaches the kids to sing the music of American and global traditions, from Celtic to Spanish; Native American to South African! Through this choir program, students strengthen their voices and musicality through ear training and vocal exercise. The melodies and harmonies of young voices will sound through the halls as we celebrate the art of performance, singing together, musical traditions and sharing song with the world.
3rd and 4th graders participated in the Storysong Program. Through class discussion and group work, students establish characters and identify key elements in a story, and work together to retell the story through live performance. Choose a favorite story to interpret through songwriting and develop it into an original musical presentation. Students will learn about verse, chorus, meter and rhyme, and use these elements to produce their own original song. The creation of props, masks, costumes and sets will help students further connect as a community and take part in a shared goal.
Friends Of Cleveland is SO excited about our most recent addition to the school – the soccer goal back stop net!
With funds from recent donation efforts, we were able to install a large SOCCER GOAL BACK NET along the school side of the soccer field.
The net was installed to both protect the schools windows (new windows will be coming to the school this summer!!) and eliminate the extremely loud (and often times startling) bang it caused in the lunch room when balls hit windows/doors. Teachers and students who use the lunchroom doors can now come in and out of the school without worry!
Thank you for all of the people who spent lots of time to make this project happen and thank you to all of the friends, families and community members who have made donations to make this project a reality!
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Despite the strains on public schools right now—especially in Chicago—the best ones still deliver a terrific education. But which ones are the best? Check out our rankings of the 133 top elementary and high schools in the area. PLUS: Read how to get your child into the best CPS schools and our methodology for ranking the top 133
By Steve Hendershot, Owen Hurd, Geoffrey Johnson, Dennis Rodkin, and Jennifer Tanaka
August 14, 2012, 1:37 pm
Top 20 elementary schools in Chicago
School
Neighborhood
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Decatur Classical School
West Ridge
K-6
283
17.7
$7,946
26.5
100
2
Edison Regional Gifted Center
Albany Park
K-8
269
8.9
$7,946
28
100
3
Skinner North Classical School
Near North Side
K-3
165
28. 5
$7,946
28.5
100
4
Keller Regional Gifted Center
Mount Greenwood
1-8
244
15.6
$7,946
29
100
5
Poe Elementary Classical School
Pullman
K-6
192
47.4
$7,946
26
99.2
6
Lenart Regional Gifted Center
West Chatham
PK-8
322
28.3
$7,946
34
100
7
Skinner West Elementary School
Near West Side
PK-8
718
26.7
$7,946
29
99.3
8
Edgebrook Elementary School
Edgebrook
K-8
455
11.9
$7,946
26
97.5
9
McDade Classical School
Chatham
K-6
196
34.7
$7,946
29
98. 9
10
Andrew Jackson Language Academy
University Village
K-8
550
32.2
$7,946
29
98
11
Bell Elementary School
North Center
K-8
947
20.3
$7,946
27.8
96.2
12
Hawthorne Scholastic Academy
Lake View
K-8
561
17.3
$7,946
32
97.6
13
Blaine Elementary School
Lake View
PK-8
915
22.3
$7,946
26
95.1
14
Lincoln Elementary School
Lincoln Park
K-8
742
14
$7,946
30
96.3
15
Oriole Park Elementary School
Norwood Park
PK-8
646
16.7
$7,946
23.3
94.7
16
Mount Greenwood Elementary School
Mount Greenwood
PK-8
837
30
$7,946
28. 8
95.1
17
South Loop Elementary School
South Loop
PK-8
693
35.4
$7,946
30.7
95.4
18
Burley Elementary School
Lake View
PK-8
566
25.8
$7,946
26.5
94.7
19
LaSalle Language Academy
Old Town
K-8
571
22.1
$7,946
32
95.2
20
Sauganash Elementary School
Sauganash
K-8
551
29.4
$7,946
29.5
94.9
Top 15 high schools in Chicago
School
Neighborhood
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Northside College Prep High School
North Park
1,086
34. 8
$7,946
100
29.2
100
2
Walter Payton College Prep High School
Old Town
893
33.1
$7,946
98.8
28.3
95
3
Whitney Young Magnet High School
Near West Side
2,160
38.5
$7,946
96.2
26.6
96.1
4
Jones College Prep High School
South Loop
844
53.2
$7,946
92.9
25.2
92.8
5
Brooks College Prep Academy
Roseland
764
85.3
$7,946
94.1
21.7
70.5
6
Lane Technical High School
North Center
4,161
60.6
$7,946
88.5
23.3
88
7
Lincoln Park High School
Lincoln Park
2,273
56.1
$7,946
90. 6
22.1
61.2
8
Devry Advantage Academy High School
North Center
221
75.1
$7,946
100
19.7
68.4
9
King College Prep High School
Kenwood
925
72.2
$7,946
86.6
20.2
56.9
10
Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center
North Park
1,659
74.9
$7,946
86.5
20.4
55.6
11
Lindblom Math and Science Academy
West Englewood
878
69.8
$7,946
81.5
21.6
76.8
12
Noble Street College Prep
West Town
5,330
88
$7,946
89.7
19.9
50.4
13
Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences
Mount Greenwood
586
52.6
$7,946
82. 5
20
59.1
14
Chicago Virtual Charter School
N/A
564
61.7
$7,946
81.8
20.1
43.8
15
Kenwood Academy High School
Kenwood
1,829
78.2
$7,946
85.1
18.9
45.4
NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Class size is for first grade. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education
Top 20 elementary schools in Cook County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Joseph Sears School
Kenilworth (38)
PK-8
544
0
$10,064
11. 9
99.4
2
Middlefork School
Northfield (29)
PK-3
207
1
$14,874
11.3
98.1
3
Greeley School
Winnetka (36)
PK-4
293
0
$9,967
12.6
98.2
4
Marie Murphy School
Wilmette (37)
PK, 6-8
258
7.4
$9,015
10.4
98.2
5
Greenbriar School
Northbrook (28)
K-5
376
1.9
$10,895
11.9
98.1
6
Wescott School
Northbrook (30)
1-5
376
2.1
$9,212
13.4
98.2
7
Romona Elementary School
Wilmette (39)
PK-4
501
2.6
$8,067
15.7
98.4
8
Washburne School
Winnetka (36)
7-8
483
0
$9,967
12. 6
97.5
9
Maple School
Northbrook (30)
6-8
409
5.1
$9,212
13.4
97.6
10
Greenbrier Elementary School
Arlington Heights (25)
PK-5
286
5.2
$6,847
17.6
98.6
11
Avoca West Elementary School
Glenview (37)
K-5
397
7.8
$9,015
10.4
97.3
12
John Laidlaw Elementary School
Western Springs (101)
K-5
433
0
$5,819
18.4
98.1
13
Willowbrook School
Glenview (30)
PK-5
337
1.8
$9,212
13.4
97
14
Central Elementary School
Wilmette (39)
K-4
544
0.4
$8,067
15.7
97.2
15
Lincoln Elementary School
River Forest (90)
PK-4
389
4. 6
$7,697
15.7
97.4
16
Chippewa Elementary School
Palos Heights (128)
1-3
217
3.2
$6,041
18.3
97.8
17
Harper School
Wilmette (39)
K-4
421
0.2
$8,067
15.7
97.1
18
McClure Junior High School
Western Springs (101)
6-8
530
0
$5,819
18.4
97.6
19
Highcrest Middle School
Wilmette (39)
5-6
806
1
$8,067
15.7
97
20
Hoover Math and Science Academy
Schaumburg (54)
PK-6
439
3.6
$7,881
16.5
97.1
Top 20 high schools in Cook County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Glenbrook North High School
Northbrook (225)
2,123
5. 6
$11,224
98.2
26.3
86.4
2
New Trier Township High School
Winnetka (203)
3,097
3.9
$12,043
96.3
27.5
89.8
3
Prospect High School
Mount Prospect (214)
2,161
8.4
$10,515
96.1
25.2
79.4
4
Glenbrook South High School
Glenview (225)
2,639
18.1
$11,224
97.9
24.7
75
5
John Hersey High School
Arlington Heights (214)
2,056
11.1
$10,515
95.4
25.2
78
6
Maine South High School
Park Ridge (207)
2,596
7.7
$11,364
93.3
25
78.3
7
William Fremd High School
Palatine (211)
2,876
11. 3
$9,263
95.8
24.8
76.4
8
Buffalo Grove High School
Buffalo Grove (214)
2,125
16.1
$10,515
96.6
23.4
65
9
Riverside Brookfield High School
Riverside (208)
1,440
17.5
$10,117
94.7
23.3
76
10
Oak Park and River Forest High School
Oak Park (200)
3,241
20.3
$10,600
94
24.1
69.9
11
James B. Conant High School
Hoffman Estates (211)
2,424
19.5
$9,263
98.1
22.9
69.8
12
Carl Sandburg High School
Orland Park (230)
3,599
7.1
$8,102
96.8
23
70.5
13
Lyons Township High School
La Grange (204)
3,885
13
$9,452
89. 8
24.1
73
14
Proviso Math and Science Academy
Forest Park (209)
769
45.3
$7,583
100
21.5
72.2
15
Lemont High School
Lemont (210)
1,485
6.4
$8,693
91.2
23
71.8
16
Victor J. Andrew High School
Orland Hills (230)
2,288
9.6
$8,102
95.8
22.8
68.2
17
Niles West High School
Skokie (219)
2,560
30.1
$12,563
91.1
21.9
63.8
18
Niles North High School
Skokie (219)
2,170
31.6
$12,563
90
22.2
62.6
19
Schaumburg High School
Schaumburg (211)
2,486
26.3
$9,263
95.6
21. 9
62
20
Amos Alonzo Stagg High School
Palos Hills (230)
2,516
22.9
$8,102
95.3
21.1
59.7
NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education
Top 10 elementary schools in Dupage County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Brook Forest Elementary School
Oak Brook (53)
PK-5
267
3. 7
$11,431
9.8
99.7
2
Butler Junior High School
Oak Brook (53)
6-8
149
3.4
$11,431
9.8
98.3
3
Clarendon Hills Middle School
Clarendon Hills (181)
6-8
629
3.2
$8,619
17
98.7
4
Hinsdale Middle School
Hinsdale (181)
6-8
782
4.5
$8,619
17
97.6
5
Lane Elementary School
Hinsdale (181)
K-5
382
2.1
$8,619
17
97.6
6
Gower Middle School
Burr Ridge (62)
5-8
420
8.8
$8,066
15.4
97.7
7
Monroe Elementary School
Hinsdale (181)
PK-5
443
1.8
$8,619
17
97. 5
8
Walker School
Clarendon Hills (181)
K-5
311
4.2
$8,619
17
97.4
9
Prospect Elementary School
Clarendon Hills (181)
K-5
436
3
$8,619
17
97.1
10
Madison Elementary School
Hinsdale (181)
K-5
449
2.9
$8,619
17
97
Top 10 high schools in Dupage County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Hinsdale Central High School
Hinsdale (86)
2,740
4.3
$10,910
97
26.4
87.7
2
Naperville Central High School
Naperville (203)
2,941
6. 6
$7,458
97.8
25.2
81.5
3
Neuqua Valley High School
Naperville (204)
4,302
6.9
$6,637
99.1
25.2
83.2
4
Naperville North High School
Naperville (203)
3,186
12
$7,458
92.7
25.6
77.9
5
North High School
Downers Grove (99)
2,171
16
$9,659
91.9
24.3
76
6
Wheaton North High School
Wheaton (200)
2,173
24.8
$7,271
87.9
24.4
73.3
7
York Community High School
Elmhurst (205)
2,646
13.3
$7,694
90.1
23.5
72.7
8
Wheaton Warrenville South High School
Wheaton (200)
2,310
21. 3
$7,271
91.7
24.1
70.7
9
Lisle High School
Lisle (202)
581
20.7
$9,716
90
23.1
70.6
10
Waubonsie Valley High School
Aurora (204)
2,951
17.6
$6,637
96.2
23.6
69.2
NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education
Top 10 elementary schools in Lake County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Braeside Elementary School
Highland Park (112)
K-5
273
2. 2
$8,959
14.4
98.8
2
Everett Elementary School
Lake Forest (67)
K-4
376
0.5
$7,638
12.9
98.8
3
Cherokee Elementary School
Lake Forest (67)
K-4
359
0.8
$7,638
12.9
98.1
4
Lincoln Elementary School
Highland Park (112)
K-5
282
5.7
$8,959
14.4
97.4
5
Daniel Wright Junior High School
Lincolnshire (103)
5-8
791
1.4
$8,703
14.8
97.4
6
Ravinia Elementary School
Highland Park (112)
K-5
327
5.5
$8,959
14.4
96.8
7
Twin Groves Middle School
Buffalo Grove (96)
6-8
569
3
$7,492
15. 9
98.5
8
South Park Elementary School
Deerfield (109)
PK-5
508
0.4
$8,599
15.4
97.9
9
Wilmot Elementary School
Deerfield (109)
K-5
593
0.3
$8,599
15.4
97.1
10
Kildeer Countryside Elementary School
Long Grove (96)
1-5
524
2.1
$7,492
15.9
98
Top 10 high schools in Lake County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Deerfield High School
Deerfield (113)
1,718
1.5
$10,849
97.2
27.1
88.4
2
Lake Forest High School
Lake Forest (115)
1,739
3. 6
$12,008
94.2
26.8
82.1
3
Libertyville High School
Libertyville (128)
2,037
5
$11,178
95.8
25.2
80.6
4
Adlai E. Stevenson High School
Lincolnshire (125)
4,253
4.2
$9,696
93
26.2
86.8
5
Vernon Hills High School
Vernon Hills (128)
1,354
9.4
$11,178
92.5
24.8
80.8
6
Highland Park High School
Highland Park (113)
2,026
13.5
$10,849
90.4
26
75
7
Barrington High School
Barrington (220)
3,037
14.5
$7,757
92.2
25
78.3
8
Lake Zurich High School
Lake Zurich (95)
2,235
7. 7
$6,480
100
24.3
74
9
Lakes Community High School
Lake Villa (117)
1,415
11.8
$8,709
89.3
22
67.3
10
Grayslake Central High School
Grayslake (127)
1,354
11.6
$7,284
88.9
22.7
66
NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education
Top 5 elementary schools in Kane County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Mill Creek School
Geneva (304)
K-5
389
0. 8
$6,248
18
95.8
2
Bell-Graham Elementary School
St. Charles (303)
K-5
571
2.6
$6,332
18.4
95.5
3
Haines Middle School
St. Charles (303)
6-8
1,109
5.2
$6,332
18.4
95.4
4
Geneva Middle School South
Geneva (304)
6-8
725
3.6
$6,248
18
95.3
5
Geneva Middle School North
Geneva (304)
6-8
724
5.5
$6,248
18
94.8
Top 1 high school in Kane County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Geneva Community High School
Geneva (304)
1,979
5. 2
$6,248
96
24.1
76.2
Top 5 elementary schools in McHenry County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Prairie Grove Jr. High School
Crystal Lake (46)
6-8
380
14.2
$6,308
16.4
96.5
2
Woods Creek Elementary School
Crystal Lake (47)
K-5
656
10.1
$6,059
17.5
95.1
3
Algonquin Road Elementary School
Fox River Grove (3)
PK-4
283
15.9
$6,425
15.3
92.7
4
Heineman Middle School
Algonquin (158)
6-8
790
10.1
$4,622
18. 7
95.1
5
Conley Elementary School
Algonquin (158)
3-5
712
12.5
$4,622
18.7
93.2
Top 1 high school in McHenry County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Cary-Grove High School
Cary (155)
1,820
12.5
$8,600
94.7
23.4
74
Top 5 elementary schools in Will County
School
Town (District)
Grades
Enroll- ment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Class Size
ISAT
1
Fry Elementary School
Naperville (204)
K-5
798
3. 1
$6,637
18.7
97.6
2
Eisenhower Academy
Joliet (86)
1-5
283
30
$5,607
22.4
98.2
3
River Woods Elementary School
Naperville (203)
K-5
452
2
$7,458
19.1
97
4
Gordon Gregory Middle School
Naperville (204)
6-8
986
7.5
$6,637
18.7
96.4
5
Robert Clow Elementary School
Naperville (204)
K-5
427
8.7
$6,637
18.7
96.3
Top 1 high school in Will County
School
Town (District)
Enrollment
% Low Income
Spending Per Pupil
Graduaion Rate
ACT
PSAE
1
Lincoln-Way East High School
Frankfort (210)
2,271
8
$6,509
92. 3
23.6
76.3
NOTES: All data are from 2010-11. Low income is the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced lunch. ISAT is a composite percentage of students who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Illinois Standards achievement Test. ACT is an average for student performance on the ACT college entrance exam (36 is the highest possible score). PSAE is the percentage of 11th graders who meet or exceed minimum state standards on the Prairie State Achievement Examination. SOURCE: Illinois State Board of Education
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The INTERLINK Language Center at Valparaiso University (VU) provides international students with ESL (English as a Second Language) education, cultural orientation and academic preparation, as well as support…
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As the only intensive English program in the Detroit metropolitan area, the Wayne State University (WSU) English Language Institute (ELI) specialized exclusively in teaching…
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State University Saginaw Valley (SVSU) is a public university in a peaceful, beautiful location in Michigan, USA. We have 10,800 students, including over 500 international students from more than…
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The oldest four-year institution of higher education in Wisconsin, Carroll University offers a challenging and supportive academic environment for international students. Beautiful, historic…
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WESLI has been teaching English since 1981 in beautiful downtown Madison, Wisconsin, a vibrant university city. The school offers seven levels of intensive English courses from basic to academic…
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09/28/2022
Chicago/Illinois
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Several Illinois schools ranked among the best in the US Payton College Preparatory High School, Northside College Preparatory High School, Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, and Whitney M. Young Magnet High School ranked among the top 10 public schools in the country
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08/29/2022
Chicago/Illinois
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The Sex Education Act becomes the new center of culture warfare in Illinois In August 2021, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed the Keeping Youth Safe and Healthy Act into law, making Illinois the first state in the United States to formally enact legislation establishing new national standards for sex education, developed by SIECUS: Sex Ed for Social Change
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08/25/2022
Chicago/Illinois
Crime
7 days
4 schoolchildren injured in shooting on Northwest Side Four teenagers at a Chicago Public School (CPS) were injured Wednesday afternoon (08/24) in a drive-by shooting near a school on the Northwest Side
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05/25/2022
USA
Crime
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Texas high school shooting: 19 children, 2 adults killed; shooter killed On Tuesday, May 24, an 18-year-old teenager opened fire at a Texas elementary school. He moved from class to class and killed at least 19 children between the ages of 7 and 11
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02/15/2022
Chicago/Illinois
Coronavirus
7 days
Downers Grove high school students affected by refusal to wear masks Downers Grove North High School students in Illinois who do not wish to wear masks during class are segregated and ostracized for refusing to participate in this mask theater
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01/13/2022
Chicago/Illinois
7 days
Satanic club to open in high school in Illinois Moline elementary school made headlines after administration allowed flyer about extracurricular activities at the satanic club to be distributed
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12/16/2021
Chicago/Illinois
7 days
Chicago School Prevents Right-Wing Organization from Opening Branch Chicago Public School Administration Bans Turning Point USA from Forming Campus in Norwood Park, Calling it “Racial Right-Wing Organization”
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12/12/2021
Detroit/Michigan
Crime
7 days
Michigan Attorney Indicts Ethan Crumbley’s Parents Michigan Attorney’s Indictment of Parents of Ethan Crumbley, a Teenager Accused of Killing Four and Injuring Seven Schoolmates at an Oxford School, May Set a National Precedent in School Shooting Cases
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01/12/2021
Detroit/Michigan
Crime
7 days
Michigan high school shooting kills 4 students School officials ignored threat reports in the weeks leading up to the shooting
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08/23/2021
Chicago/Illinois
7 days
Pritzker signs new sex education law that Republicans call “obscene” and “erroneous” Gov. JB Pritzker signed controversial legislation on Aug. 20 amending the state’s sex education curriculum
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08/16/2021
Chicago/Illinois
7 days
Illinois high school students will be taught “news literacy” Children will be taught to identify “suspicious” news sources on the Internet and better distinguish reality from fiction or propaganda
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06/14/2021
Chicago/Illinois
7 days
Mother lashes out at school board over education of young children about masturbation, anal sex, transgenderness transgender ideology before their entry into adolescence
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05/25/2021
Society
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New York school hosts ‘porn literacy’ class Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School, New York’s elite school, faces harsh criticism from students and parents after hosting a seminar on a bizarre topic: ‘porn literacy’
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05/13/2021
Russia
7 days
Shooting in a Kazan school: Attempts to tighten the screws against the backdrop of the tragedy The difference between the professional bodyguards of politicians and grandmothers guarding school doors will be noticeable.