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In classrooms adorned with infants’ imaginative artwork and masterpieces that demonstrate older children’s progressing technical skills, your little one feels a strong sense of comfort and belonging in their bright, welcoming environment.
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Our team of fully-vaccinated staff members works to routinely sanitize and clean all of your child’s classrooms, surfaces, and toys, so they stay healthy. On-site, professional cleaners add an extra layer of cleanliness as they zap away any unsafe microbes.
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“I would recommend Children’s Choice Academy to any parents looking for child care!”
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My daughter attends Children’s Choice & she loves it. Shes currently in the two year old class. She’s usually pretty excited at drop off & I catch her playing with other kids and having fun in the afternoon for pick up. I love that Children’s choice provides food so we have one less thing to worry about on weeknights. My daughter is learning so much too.
– Danielle Brown
“The staff is very professional & kind and they always are happy to answer any questions”
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My son has been going to this location of Children’s Choice since he was three months old and now he is almost 15 months old and he loves going there! I love the variety of activities they have for him everyday and the care they give him. The staff is very professional and kind and they always are happy to answer any questions that I have.
– Misty Spencer
“They always make sure the kids are clean, happy and well taken care of…”
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I have had my daughter there since she was 2 and she is now going into 1st grade. They always make sure the kids are clean, happy and well taken care of. They will make the kids breakfast, lunch, snacks and if chr is still there late enough they will make them something for dinner time. All kids have individual cots for nap time and separate cups to drink from when old enough for cups.
– Amber Whiteley
“We love Children’s Choice Academy. Our toddler daughter loves going every weekday!”
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We love Children’s Choice Academy. Our toddler daughter loves going every weekday. I also love the fact that they open at 6:00 AM, which works perfectly with our work schedule. They are also one of the most affordable daycares we found which includes Breakfast, Snack, Lunch and one more Snack. This is very helpful to us too. We thank Children’s Choice Academy for all they do.
– Dawn Jagers
“I absolutely love it and TRUST every single person that is taking care of my son!”
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I went to children’s choice in August of 2018 on a Friday. My son started that following Monday and has been going there a year and a half now. They all treat him as their own and he loves all of the teachers so much. They always have activities going on, party’s for holidays, and feed breakfast lunch and snacks. There are so many amazing things I can say about this school!
– Holly Kvederis
“I feel completely comfortable having my grandson attend The Childrens Choice. ..”
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The entire staff has been awesome and have treated my grandson like their own. He recently has been potty trained, just 2 weeks now, and they have been on top of it with him and he’s doing great now. They feed them breakfast, snacks, lunch, and snack again. They all take naps at the same time, which is amazing how they get all the kids on the same routine. This place is awesome and the staff are wonderful.
– Heidi Garlin
“Saftey is the top priority at this school which makes us feel great!!!”
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Saftey is the top priority at this school which makes us feel great our grandkids attend here. The teachers take the time to get to know the kids & parents. Our grandkids always come home saying they enjoyed their day here & we can tell they are learning a lot of educational skills as well as interpersonal skills which will help them as they continue on in life.
– Dr Dan Vomhof
“They absolutely love going to school and love their teachers!!!”
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My kids have gone to Children’s Choice Academy on Woodside Ave for 2 years. We are made to feel like we are all part of a family and it feels good to go to work knowing that my littles are loved and cared for. They have all kinds of fun events. And lastly, this is not a daycare, this is a preschool that teaches kids, not just academically, but socially and I would recommend you check it out for yourself.
– Elisha Janell Hernandez
“CCA is a wonderful daycare, especially if you are a working parent!!!”
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CCA is a wonderful daycare, especially if you are a working parent. The caretakers are a great group of people. Food is provided as well! Kids have lots of age appropriate toys to play with. The teachers interact with the kids in a very loving and caring way. I would recommend anyone looking for a daycare to check CCA for availability.
– Martha L DiObilda
“Recommend them 100%. Your kids will be in good hands at children’s choice :-)”
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I can not say enough good things about children’s choice. Two of my kids went here since they were babies. They care for your kids like they are their own and really take the time to get to know not only your children, but you. They became like family:) and me and the kids will be stopping in to visit them every time we come home to visit. Recommend them 100%. Your kids will be in good hands at children’s choice:)
– Jade Walker
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Chula Vista, CA (Childcare & Programs)
There are 112 Daycares in Chula Vista, California, serving a population of 264,101 people in an area of 50 square miles. There is 1 Daycare per 2,358 people, and 1 Daycare per square mile.
In California, Chula Vista is ranked 565th of 1798 cities in Daycares per capita, and 284th of 1798 cities in Daycares per square mile.
List of Chula Vista Daycares
Find Chula Vista, California daycares and preschools.
Baby Angels Center #2
618 4th Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Berean Bible Baptist Academy
345 5th Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Bonita Country Day Preschool
625 Otay Lakes Road
Chula Vista,
CA
Bonita Learning Academy
3368 Bonita Road
Chula Vista,
CA
Calvary Christian Academy
1771 East Palomar Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Castle Park State Preschool
25 Emerson Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Cda – The Children’s Company
380 Telegraph Canyon Road
Chula Vista,
CA
Cda Child Development Center/Southwestern College
1470 East H Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Cda Hilltop Child Development Center
690 Corte Maria Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Children Of Life Academy
880 Kuhn Drive
Chula Vista,
CA
Childtime Children’s Center-Chula Vista
770 Rancho Del Rey Parkway
Chula Vista,
CA
Childtime Children’s Center-Chula Vista School-Age
770 Rancho Del Rey Parkway
Chula Vista,
CA
Chula Vista Learning Community Charter Preschool
590 K Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Chula Vista Presbyterian Preschool
940 Hilltop Drive
Chula Vista,
CA
Community Congregational Preschool
276 F Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Concordia Church & School
1695 Discovery Falls Drive
Chula Vista,
CA
Concordia Preschool & Child Care Center
1695 Discovery Falls Drive
Chula Vista,
CA
Cottontail Preschool
471 E Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Discovery Charter Preschool
1100 Camino Biscay
Chula Vista,
CA
Eastlake Comm Church Ext Student Svcs-Sap
990 Lane Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Eastlake Community Church Preschool
2351 Otay Lakes Road
Chula Vista,
CA
Eastlake Community Church Preschool-Upper Campus
990 Lane Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs – Albany Head Start
1671 Albany Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs – La Casita Head Start
273 Beech Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs – Otay Head Start
1601 4th Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs 4th And D Head Start
385 D Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs Castle Park Head Start – Infant
1375 3rd Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ecs Palomar Head Start
1320 4th Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Ees-Park Village Center
1256 3rd Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Feaster-Edison Charter Preschool
670 Flower Street
Chula Vista,
CA
First United Methodist Preschool
East H Street
Chula Vista,
CA
First United Methodist Preschool
1200 East H Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Four Seasons Preschool
264 I Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Fred H. Rohr School
1540 Malta Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Green Hills Learning Center
2400 Fenton Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Greg Rogers State Preschool
510 East Naples Street
Chula Vista,
CA
H Street Children’s Center
194 H Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Harborside State Preschool
681 Naples Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Hazel Goes Cook Elementary School
875 Cuyamaca Avenue
Chula Vista,
CA
Hill Tots Community Preschool
346 L Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Karl H. Kellogg Elementary School
229 East Naples Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Kid’s Depot
1394 East Palomar Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Kid’s Depot-School Age
1394 East Palomar Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Kids Depot Of Otay Ranch
1394 East Palomar Street
Chula Vista,
CA
Kids On The Go
2015 Birch Road
Chula Vista,
CA
Kindercare Learning Center – Paseo Del Rey
612 Paseo Del Rey
Chula Vista,
CA
Kindercare Learning Center – Paseo Del Rey, Sap
612 Paseo Del Rey
Chula Vista,
CA
Kindercare Learning Center – Paseo Ladera
1101 Paseo Ladera
Chula Vista,
CA
Kindercare Learning Center – Paseo Ladera, Sap
1101 Paseo Ladera
Chula Vista,
CA
Kindercare Learning Center-Eastlake
2354 Fenton Street
Chula Vista,
CA
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San Diego Moms: How to Find a Good Child Care Provider
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Hoa Quach
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If you’re active in those Facebook moms groups, you’ve probably read plenty of horror stories about child care providers in the area. Most recently, in a group I’m a member of, a mother shared that her child was at an in-home daycare where the daycare owner would often work in her bathrobe! Some experiences are scarier — with stories about abuse, inadequate conditions and more. My heart breaks when I read about those stories. I’ve been fortunate to have my children at a wonderful provider in San Marcos (shoutout to Center for Children and Families!), but I sympathize with other parents.
I reached out to Alessandra Lezama, CEO of TOOTRiS, a San Diego-based company that vets child care providers then connects parents to them, who offered plenty of great tips on what to look for in providers, questions you should be asking and how to spot the red flags.
“Finding the right child care program is the most important thing a parent can do for their child,” Lezama said. “Take your time, compare and contrast, and then make the right decision.”
Your Child Care Providers Checklist
Here’s what Lezama said you should consider when looking for a provider:
Availability – Do they have any? What are their hours and days of operation? Are they on a fixed schedule or do they allow for drop-in coverage?
Type of provider – Are they a commercial child care program, or an in-home family child care program?
Cost – Do they accept subsidies for those who qualify? Do they accept child care employee benefits programs?
State licensing information and background – check for prior violations and what they are for.
What kind of program or curriculum do they have? – Montessori? Play-Based?
What are their COVID-19 practices? Do they suggest children/parents/teachers be vaccinated?
Do parents need to pack diapers and or meals, or does the provider offer them? If so, what are they?
Questions to Ask Directors or Owners
In today’s digital landscape, we are finding more and more parents are interested in using apps that allow child care providers to send text messages and pictures throughout the day. Does the child care provider you are considering have a communication app?
What is the staff to child ratio? What is the late pickup policy? Some providers charge by the minute for late pickups.
How do they discipline children? Do you provide pickup and drop off for before or after care? (for older children)
Do you work with local school districts for bussing? (for older children)
Questions to Ask Teachers and Employees:
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What’s your background? Where did your passion for child care come from?
Do you have a daily routine? What does it look like?
How often can I expect communication with you and how?
How do you discipline?
What is your teaching philosophy?
What do you do to get to the heart of a child and earn their trust?
What makes your program special and unique, why would enrolling my child in your program be the best decision I could make?
Each child reaches milestones at a different pace. How do you measure developmental progress?
The Red Flags
First, Lezama said parents should consider getting referrals from other parents they know and trust. Parents should also engage their children by asking them about their school days.
“Keep an eye on diaper rashes to make sure diaper changes are occurring on a frequent basis, and if you spot bruising or cuts, make sure the provider communicates with you how it happened and why,” Lezama said. “You shouldn’t have to ask.”
At my children’s daycare/preschool, we receive a written report if the child is injured or injures another child (gotta love the toddler hitting). There have been times where my child had a serious fall and I received a call right away followed up with a report at pick-up time.
Other red flags you may see are connected to the state licensing group. In California, the Department of Social Services is responsible for licensing and publicly shares any reports or citations a licensed provider receives.
Lezama said it’s important to understand the difference in citations.
“When looking at a program’s state licensing information, there may be Type A, or Type B citations,” she said. “Type A are serious violations with immediate risk to health, which include ‘lack of supervision, access to dangerous chemicals, access to open bodies of water, etc,’ whereas Type B are usually more clerical and less serious. Examples of a Type B citation would include faulty medical record keeping, or lack of adequate staff training. Type B violations are usually easy to remedy.”
How TOOTRiS Can Help Your Child Care Search
TOOTRiS has helped many parents (and I personally love that it’s in San Diego) find legitimate child care providers. For starters, the TOOTRiS platform posts a link to each provider’s license directly from its TOOTRiS profile for parents to easily see citations and if they’ve corrected those problems since the initial report.
It’s also easy to search for reputable child care providers near you. Parents can type in their city and see all the licensed providers in their area, and how many openings each program currently has without needing to pick up a phone to call. You can choose among 100 filters such as languages spoken, dietary needs, religious preference, etc.
Finally, Lezama recommends beginning your search for a child care provider at least six months in advance.
Final Words
As a mother of two and a former investigative journalist, I highly recommend that you thoroughly research each employee who works with your child at the business. I also recommend that you ask a lot of questions during pickup and to communicate any concerns with the provider at that moment. Finding a trusted child care provider can be difficult, but if you’re active in communicating, it can make a world of difference.
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Some classes at Honey Bear Preschool and Daycare in Point Loma are so full right now there’s a waitlist. When we asked Rebeca Garcia, the administrator, how long it would take for someone to get a spot, she laughed.
“No idea,” she said. “It’s going to be a really long time.”
From North County to South, families are struggling to find and pay for childcare. The crisis – and it has become one – is two-sided. It’s not just about cost, but access, too. Even if you can afford good childcare, booking a spot has become a brutal experience. And for the tens of thousands of San Diego families who can’t afford full-time daycare, things are getting tense.
For an infant and toddler, full-time care can cost an average of between $16,000 and $20,000 per year.
At Bright Horizons Family Center in Del Mar, there are spots available but for a 2-year-old, a family needs to pay $2,310 a month or almost $28,000 per year. At Dino Daycare in National City, parents can pay $300 a week. Government subsidies provide up to $1,200 per month so Dino can make ends meet, keeping the program relatively affordable.
But there are no spots open at Dino Daycare.
The patchwork that was San Diego’s childcare infrastructure before COVID-19 already was full of holes. Childcare centers were barely making ends meet. Workers were unsatisfied with poverty wages and families struggled to find care. The Workforce Partnership tried to raise the alarm about how bad the system had gotten and the impacts it would have on workforce readiness and the health and prosperity of the region. Advocacy on the topic got more organized.
San Diego for Every Child, a coalition of groups that got together to address childhood poverty, became increasingly vocal on the lack of access to professional childcare.
Then COVID-19 broke that already teetering system.
Before the pandemic hit the United States, San Diego only had enough licensed care to serve about 40 percent of families with two working parents or a single parent who works. We lost 10 percent of those since then, according to the YMCA of San Diego County. The YMCA San Diego serves as the region’s resource and referral system for childcare. It has unique access to data and that data shows things could get even worse.
Sophia Rodriguez’s husband Dan, who works as a software quality assurance engineer, holds their 10-month-old son while he works on March 8, 2022. / Photo by Ariana Drehsler for Voice of San Diego
Fourteen childcare centers and 138 family childcare providers that did not officially close still have not yet re-opened either. That could mean another 2,236 slots lost for parents seeking childcare even while the need increases with increased employment.
It’s causing major problems.
“We’re seeing intense burnout for moms, for families who are struggling with stress every day,” said Kim McDougal, the executive director of the YMCA Childcare Resource Service. “That kind of chronic stress can lead to negative outcomes for mental and emotional wellbeing. That kind of stress can impact children their whole lives.”
Of all the parts of San Diego’s cost of living crisis, the access to, and affordability of, childcare, seems like the one we could most easily address. Unlike housing, it doesn’t require massive construction, difficult land-use decisions or unfathomable adjustments to our economy. Unlike fuel prices or car prices, it’s not subject to geopolitical turbulence, global supply chains or scarce natural resources. Unlike water and power, it doesn’t require massive infrastructure.
But so far, policy solutions are falling way short and some of them may make the situation worse.
The most prominent state action is the governor and Legislature’s push to expand access to transitional kindergarten – giving all 4-year-olds access to essentially free care and school. Before, the program was limited to kids who had been born between September and December and were in something of a middle stage: not quite old enough for kindergarten but close.
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Ironically, though, the measure could shatter the fragile economics of the existing system. That’s because 4-year-olds are the cheapest group for whom to provide care – a teacher can oversee more of them than infants or toddlers. Essentially, the economics of a childcare facility depend on the parents of 4-year-olds subsidizing the care of younger children.
If 4-year-olds leave, so does that subsidy.
“It could be really devastating for our childcare community. We anticipate a large number of additional closures unless something changes,” McDougal said.
And it may not even help parents much. Many of the transitional kindergarten programs are only caring for kids for three hours in the morning or afternoon. Parents can’t function without additional care.
“Working families need a nine-hour day,” McDougal said. In February, state Sen. Connie Leyva introduced Senate Bill 976 to provide for a universal preschool benefit throughout the state. If passed, parents would get vouchers to use with any licensed provider. The YMCA of San Diego is explicitly supporting it.
Neither that, though, nor the massive investment in childcare envisioned in the Build Back Better spending bill Congress considered is close to reality. Meanwhile the situation is getting worse.
The same pressures employers are facing across the country are being felt in childcare settings where pay is notoriously very poor. They could often not afford the same care they are providing. Preschool teachers are leaving those jobs – they can make more money at Walmart or In-N-Out.
“Finding qualified teachers has been very, very challenging,” said Garcia, of Honey Bear. “It’s been difficult with the prices of everything increasing because then we have to increase our prices. It’s a vicious cycle.”
All that has left families scrambling. Some are leaving the workforce, mostly women. Some are staggering hours or cobbling together low-cost or family options that have less reliability. That leads to workforce challenges.
It’s not gone unnoticed by policymakers, many of whom have kids of their own and are struggling to figure it out. San Diego City Councilman Chris Cate, who now has three kids, pushed the city to consider it during the pandemic. Now, along with Councilman Raul Campillo, he has spurred the city of San Diego began a study of all its buildings to see which ones could possibly house childcare services.
They have identified several dozen. But there’s a catch: City law prohibits city buildings from being used for education. They may have to put up a ballot measure up to change that.
It’s a facilities challenge. It’s a labor challenge. It’s an affordability and financial challenge. And as you start to consider its complexity, the hope that this could be the one area in the cost-of-living crisis where you could make a difference quickly starts to wane.
“I think, until we see substantial state, federal and local investment, it’s going to get worse. Not kind of worse, exponentially worse,” Erin Hogeboom, director of policy and strategy at San Diego for Every Child.
Alisha Wadhwa contributed to this story.
San Diego child care centers struggle with staffing crisis
Speaker 1: (00:00)
Even before COVID it was difficult to hire childcare staff because the positions are undervalued and poorly paid. Now it’s nearly impossible. K PBS investigative reporter, Claire Traeger looks at what’s causing a childcare staffing crisis in the region
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In May, 2021. Our had just graduated from SDSU with a degree in child and family development and went looking for her first job. She was hired immediately by a local preschool. This
Speaker 3: (00:31)
Is the first and only job I applied to and it ended up working out. But
Speaker 2: (00:35)
Her college education did little to prepare her for what she ended up walking into.
Speaker 3: (00:41)
Technically I would have a co-teacher and we would split up the children six and six, but with where I’m at right now, I am keeping all 12 kids
Speaker 2: (00:50)
Together, six months into the job, Allie and her classroom of toddlers are left with a rotating cast of substitute teachers. Allie doesn’t wanna reveal her full name or the name of her. Cool to protect her job.
Speaker 3: (01:03)
We put, um, name tags on the children so that we can help the subs, identify them. And they can actually refer, refer to them by
Speaker 2: (01:10)
Their name. Plus sometimes the subs themselves call in sick or just
Speaker 3: (01:15)
Don’t show up. I’ve noticed how attached they are to me. And when other subs come in, that was a good job. Yeah. It’s kind of like stranger danger,
Speaker 2: (01:27)
Preschools and childcare centers everywhere are dealing with a massive staffing shortage on job search websites. There are more than 200 local childcare openings. Some even offering signing bonuses, providers told K PBS, they can’t find qualified people to hire. The problem is much worse than the general labor shortage trend childcare providers have to compete with retailers and restaurants for workers, but those other sectors can raise starting wages. Plus people are still worried about catching COVID UN vaccinated toddlers.
Speaker 4: (02:05)
We’re asking so much for, you know, $12 an hour when you could be making more at
Speaker 2: (02:11)
McDonald’s Caitlyn. McClean is with the center for the study of childcare employment at UC Berkeley. If
Speaker 4: (02:17)
We want to make sure that families have access to these services, we have to make sure that this is a good job that people want to do. And we have not been
Speaker 2: (02:27)
Doing that on average, California preschool teachers make less than half of what kindergarten teachers make. And more than a third of childcare workers live below the federal poverty line. Raising pay for these workers might seem like an easy solution, but there’s a domino of first off state regulations require childcare centers to have one teacher for every four infants and one for every six toddlers, which means a lot of staff. So if they pay more, they’d have no choice, but to raise rates for parents, which many can’t afford
Speaker 5: (03:01)
There, there’s no way that I can, um, continue to ask parents to pay out of pocket, um, at a higher weekly rate than I already do. I’m already within market
Speaker 2: (03:12)
Rate. Holly Weber owns magic hour preschool in Mira Mesa. It’s just
Speaker 5: (03:16)
Running a fine line between parents choosing to not even go back to work because their childcare expenses are so exorbitant
Speaker 6: (03:24)
People of course are gonna apply to jobs where you aren’t being recognized
Speaker 2: (03:29)
Like Ali, Brianna Mendoza also recently graduated from SDSU with an early childhood education degree, but she has no interest in where working at a preschool. She instead is looking at jobs where she would work one on one with children in crisis, which would pay 21 to $22 an hour.
Speaker 6: (03:48)
I mean, you are constantly like running. I’m telling you like I would be sweating in the classrooms. Like whether I was changing diapers, carrying babies, feeding them sweeping, like it wasn’t as childcare in there. It was like sweeping like housework.
Speaker 2: (04:03)
Meanwhile, Allie who is solo teaching at a local preschool is trying to hold on, but isn’t sure how long she wants to continue considering
Speaker 3: (04:12)
I’m doing the job of two teachers right now at minimum wage. It’s really discouraging.
Speaker 1: (04:21)
Joining me is K PBS, investigative reporter, Claire Trieger and Claire. Welcome.
Speaker 2: (04:26)
Thank you.
Speaker 1: (04:27)
Now the impact of the staffing shortages is apparently making preschool work much more difficult, but what is it doing to the preschools themselves? I mean, are the schools turning away? New kids are some closing up entirely.
Speaker 2: (04:42)
Yes. Uh, definitely to both. Um, you know, there’s been a number of schools that have had to close during the pandemic and then something that I’m hearing a lot now is that they would like to expand. They’d like to be able to have more classrooms and help more kids, uh, take in more kids. And they just can’t because they can’t hire enough staff to fill those classrooms. So definitely a problem of, uh, lack of access for more kids who are wanting to go back to preschools right now,
Speaker 1: (05:13)
It sounds like even before the pandemic, the entire preschool sector existed by underpaying teachers and now that’s just an not working anymore. Is that one way to look at it?
Speaker 2: (05:25)
Um, sort of, I mean, I think that yes, preschool teachers have always been underpaid and under undervalued. Um, you know, it’s a position that doesn’t have as much respect necessarily from general society as, as maybe like elementary school teachers. And, you know, there’s just a, a massive labor shortage going on everywhere right now. And so it’s kind of really built up the problem where if you’re looking at maybe a retail job that can increase its pay for, for employees and someone’s looking to turn back, return back to work, they might go and, and be more interested in, in one of those jobs that pays more than, uh, a childcare job, even if you know their passion or what they really enjoy is, is childcare.
Speaker 1: (06:15)
And what kind of an education background do childcare staff need?
Speaker 2: (06:20)
Well, it varies to do a family home based childcare. You don’t need any educational background. You do need a number of, uh, trainings and certificates like CPR training, things like that. Um, and then for, uh, for more state funded programs, you might actually need a bachelor’s degree. Some private preschools just prefer that in, in applicants. And then, um, most preschool teachers need 12 college credits. So you do need at least some level of, um, of college classes to be able to teach at a preschool.
Speaker 1: (06:55)
Can you give us a little more background on, on why childcare facilities feel they can’t raise staff salaries to a living wage?
Speaker 2: (07:05)
Right? So childcare facilities, they have a lot of government, uh, oversight and, and restrictions, which makes sense. You know, you don’t want people to be able to do whatever they want when you’re dealing with, with babies and toddlers. And so one of the big ones is the ratio. So for babies, you need, um, one teacher for every four babies. And then for slightly older kids, you need, uh, one teacher for every say, six toddlers. And that means you just need to have way more staff than you would in akin garden, where you might have one teacher with 20 kids or something like that. And those staff, they cost a lot because they have benefits and, um, pay. And so even if the pay is, is lower, it’s still very expensive for schools to have all of the staff. And so they operate on really thin profit margins.
Speaker 2: (07:58)
And so if they need to increase the pay of their staff, they’re going to then need to increase the cost to families. But as you know, most families would tell you daycare or preschools childcare are already, you know, barely affordable. And so even if you raise their cost by say a hundred dollars a month, that might make it make a difference for, for families where they’re gonna say, you know what? I can’t even afford to send my kid to, to preschool. I’m going to stay home and take care of them anyways, or I’m gonna, you know, find another solution or whatever it is. So the center’s risk losing customers if they raise their price even just a little bit.
Speaker 1: (08:41)
And when we speak about staff, isn’t it mostly women who are underpaid in these childcare jobs.
Speaker 2: (08:49)
Yes, it’s 94% of the industry, uh, are women. And a lot of them are women of color.
Speaker 1: (08:57)
Now what could be the ramifications on the workforce if childcare costs go
Speaker 2: (09:02)
Up? Right? So, I mean, I touched on this a little bit, but it, it could mean that there are far more, especially, you know, unfortunately women who stay home to, to take care of kids because they say, you know, we just can’t afford this. And especially if you have maybe more than one kid, you’re gonna say, I’m just gonna quit my job. I’m gonna stay home because the childcare cost is more expensive than what I’m actually getting paid. Um, and so it would really, you know, continue to remove when from the workforce
Speaker 1: (09:37)
Now, Claire, this is the first of a two part report that you’re doing on childcare staffing. What do you cover in tomorrow’s report?
Speaker 2: (09:45)
Well, yeah, today kind of laid out what seems like a really impossible problem. Um, and tomorrow I’m going to look at some potential solutions. Unfortunately the biggest one seems to depend on Congress doing something at the federal level, which, um, may be difficult. Um, but then also looking at, uh, there’s talk of a local ballot measure that might address the problem and some state, uh, state solutions as well.
Speaker 1: (10:12)
I’ve been speaking with KPBS, investigative reporter, Claire trier, Claire. Thank you.
Speaker 2: (10:17)
Thank you so much.
Head Start – Neighborhood House Association
1. What is Head Start?
Head Start is a federally-funded child development program designed to help break the cycle of poverty by providing preschool children of low-income families with a comprehensive program to meet their emotional, social, health, nutritional and psychological needs. Head Start’s approach is that the parent is the child’s primary educator and that the entire family, as well as the community, must be involved in guiding and nurturing the child. Over the past four decades, Head Start has touched the lives of more than 250,000 low-income preschool children and families at more than 140 locations in San Diego County.
2. Head Start History
Head Start was launched in 1965 as an eight-week summer program by the Office of Economic Opportunity. A blueprint for Project Head Start came from a panel of child development experts who were asked to develop a program to help communities overcome the challenges that economically disadvantaged preschool children and their families face. In 1965 Head Start was transferred to the Office of Child Development in the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare and is now a program within the Administration on Children and Families in the Department of Health and Human Services, and is administered by the Office of Head Start (OHS).
Today, Head Start programs are operated by over 1,500 community-based organizations in all 50 states and US territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
3. Head Start Eligibility
The Head Start program is available to:
Income-eligible children birth to five years of age
Foster children, homeless families and families receiving TANF, SSI, or SNAP (CalFresh) are considered categorically-eligible for Head Start
Children with disabilities (on an individualized basis). Children with disabilities are fully-included into the program. Services for children with disabilities and their families are provided in coordination with local early intervention and education agencies, community organization, and school districts. Head Start staff work closely with families to advocate in securing necessary services and resources for their children.
Proof of citizenship is not a requirement for enrollment in Head Start.
4. About Early Head Start
Began in 1994, Early Head Start focuses on children six weeks to three years of age, as well as pregnant and post-partum, low-income women. Comprehensive services include parenting classes, individualized plans for children and transition services for children moving onto preschool. NHA Early Head Start program options include:
Services to Pregnant Women – comprehensive services including weekly prenatal classes for pregnant women and their families as well as individualized postpartum home visits
Home–Base: comprehensive services for children from birth to 3 years of age including weekly family home visits and two monthly group socializations for families
Center-Base: comprehensive services for children 18 months to 3 years of age in a center based setting, full day and five days per week. The full day option is available to families that meet requirement for employment and/or enrollment in a vocational/training program
Children enrolled in the Early Head Start program receive the same compliment of comprehensive services as Head Start. Both Head Start and Early Head Start programs are governed by the same funding requirements.
5. About Head Start
NHA Head Start preschool programs provide comprehensive services to children ages 3 – 5 years of age. The preschool curriculum is research-based, developmentally appropriate and is designed to develop Kindergarten readiness skills. Additional services include:
Child health, mental health, nutrition and family social services
Training and workshops for parents
Head Start service options are designed to meet the needs of families, and are:
Home-Base: comprehensive services for children from 3 to 5 years of age that includes individualized weekly home visits and two monthly group socializations for families
Center -Base: comprehensive services for children ages 3 to 5 years of age. Hours are either full day (6 or more hours) or part day (3.5 hours). The full day option is available to families that meet requirements for employment and/or enrollment in a vocational/training program
6. Early Childhood Education
Each child receives an individualized educational program based on his/her strengths and needs. Children are provided with the opportunity to participate in math, science, art, language, drama and cultural activities in large and small groups. Children leave Head Start prepared for Kindergarten, excited about learning, confident in their abilities and ready to succeed. Children are assessed three times a year to make sure they are “Kinder-ready” when they leave the program. The Head Start curriculum is specifically designed to develop the child’s:
Language and literacy skills
Problem-solving skills
Math and science exploration
Socialization and interaction skill
7. School Readiness
NHA implements its governance, management systems and program services in a manner to support higher school readiness outcomes in children. NHA’s school readiness goals serve as a basis for its organized systems approach.
The NHA School Readiness Goals are clearly articulated and aligned with the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework, State of California Learning Foundations, Desired Results Development Profile (DRDP) 2010 measures and the Creative Curriculum.
8. Health, Nutrition, and Mental Health Services
Head Start provides children with:
One-third of their daily nutritional requirements. All meals are served family style.
Screenings that assess cognitive development, speech/language development, hearing, vision social-emotional development, as well as a nutritional assessment
Each family is assured linkage to an ongoing preventative health-care system
Experiences that promote positive mental health, improved self-esteem, stress management and personal growth
Daily tooth brushing and collaboration with dentists to provide oral exams and screenings
“No Shots, No School” All children need to be fully immunized to participate in Head Start. The program provides referral assistance for immunization.
9. Family Engagement
Head Start partners with parents to support the child’s development as well as empower the parents to become healthy, well-adjusted productive adults. Head Start encourages parents to:
Be their child’s first teacher
Participate in their child’s educational program
Get involved with NHA opportunities to join policy-making assemblies to build skills in decision-making, group participation and leadership
Develop and enhance life skills necessary for family self-sufficiency
10. Head Start Successes
NHA Head Start prides itself on the fact that Head Start children do leave the program “Kinder-ready!” This is verified in the many testimonials heard from parents and from Kindergarten teachers and shown in the program’s DRDP Trend Data.
11. Head Start Teachers
One of the many variables that support the success of NHA’s Head Start and Early Head Start programs are the teachers. A national educational standard for all Head Start teachers has been set mandating that at least 50% of the program teachers have a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education, or a related degree. Educational degrees for NHA teachers exceed this mandate. At a minimum, all Head Start teachers are required to have an appropriate Child Development Teacher Permit issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
12. Recruitment
Head Start reaches out to families who could benefit from its services by:
Visiting elementary schools
Recruiting at community fairs and neighborhoods events
Interfacing with community social-service and health agencies in our service are
13. How to Apply
Neighborhood House Association is currently taking applications for families interested in either Head Start or Early Head Start services. Families interested in applying can call 1-888-873-5145 or complete our Head Start Pre-Application.
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Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham – Wisconsin Dells
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Wisconsin Dells,
wisconsin,
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53965,
Wisconsin
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Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham is a 10-minute drive from the Henry Bennett Workshop and features a vending machine, gift shop and free parking. The hotel is 2.1 km from Witches Gulch Nature Park.
Location
This Wisconsin Dells hotel is 5 miles from downtown. Nearby is the Cold Water Canyon Golf Course. The resort complex is located next to Chula Vista Resort.
Rooms
Rooms feature free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a seating area, hair dryers, towels and bath sheets. Here you can enjoy the view of the park. A coffee maker, an oven and a microwave are provided for guests’ convenience.
Meals
The hotel offers breakfast in the restaurant. The snack bar is a great place to relax and enjoy refreshing drinks. Nearby restaurants are The Tavern and Kilbourn City.
A full breakfast is served each morning in the hotel’s dining room for US$14.95 per person per night.
Leisure & Business
Spa therapy and gym available at no extra charge. Guests can relax in the indoor pool, as well as enjoy a jacuzzi, massages and spa facilities. The hotel can also organize canoeing, mini golf and horseback riding.
Internet
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Parking
Free public parking is available on site.
Year of reconstruction: 2006.
Number of floors: 6.
Number of rooms: 620.
Extra bedsThere are no extra beds available in a room.
Baby cots are not available in the room.
Pets Pets are allowed on request.
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2 king-size beds
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1000 Chula Vista Parkway,
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wisconsin,
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53965,
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Restaurants
Coldwater Canyon
1.7
km
Wisconsin Dells
Dells of Wisconsin River
1.8
km
804 61st St
Cambrian Overlook
1.6
km
Wisconsin Dells
Witches Gulch Nature Park
2.3
km
Upper Dells
1.7
km
N115 County Rd N
Riverside and Great Northern Railway
2.7
km
Park
Rocky Arbor Park
3.5
km
Highway 12
Riverview Park and Waterworld
3.4
km
215 Broadway
Henry Bennett Workshop
3. 9
km
119 Broadway Street
Dells 4D Special FX Theater
3.8
km
655 N Frontage Rd
Mt. Olimp Resort
4.0
km
Museum
Ripley’s Believe It or Not
3.8
km
115 Broadway
“Believe it or not, Wisconsin Dells” Ripley
3.8
km
100 Block Downtown
Riverwalk Mall
3.8
km
817 Broadway
Mr. Marvel’s Wondertorium
3.9
km
Museum
Museum of Historical Torture Devices
3.9
km
Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf Club
3.8
km
Area
Bavarian village
3.9
km
420 Broadway
cheese Carr Valley
3.9
km
Theme park
Timber Falls water and amusement park
3.8
km
11 Broadway
Dells ghost boat
3.8
km
112 Broadway
Haunted Mansion
3.8
km
305 Broadway
Krazy Mirror Maze
3.9
km
Theme park
Vertical Illusions
3. 8
km
Broadway
Bowman Park
3.9
km
321 Broadway
VR Universe
3.9
km
Church
St. Cecilia Catholic Church
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Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells is located 90 km from Dane County Regional Airport.
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham provide airport pick up service?
Yes, one of the services of Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham is a shuttle service. Please notify the hotel representatives of the need for this service.
What is the cancellation policy at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells?
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells free cancellation.
Does Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham have facilities for children?
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham provides children’s meals, a mini club and a games room.
How far is Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham from the city center?
The city center is located 5 km from Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham.
Is Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham cleaning service available?
Yes, Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham provides laundry and housekeeping services.
What dining options are available at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham?
Yes, Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham has an American restaurant called Kilbourn City Grill.
What are some interesting places to visit near Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham?
Popular points of interest near Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham include Chula Vista Resort and Cold Water Canyon Golf Course.
What are some of the recreational amenities at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells?
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells features a water park and a golf course.
How much is a room at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham?
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham prices start at $295.
What room types are available at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells?
Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells offers you the choice of: One-Bedroom Queen Suite, Loft, Queen Suite.
What sports can you do at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells?
Yes, canoeing, hiking and horseback riding are available at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection By Wyndham Wisconsin Dells.
Address
1000 Chula Vista Parkway,
Wisconsin Dells,
wisconsin,
USA,
53965,
Wisconsin
Extra BedsThere are no extra beds available in a room.
Baby cots are not available in the room.
Pets Pets are allowed on request.
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Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham Resort Hotel
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0 RUB – 3070 RUB 13
RUB 3070 – RUB 6130 50
RUB 6130 – RUB 9200 7
RUB 9200 – RUB 12300 6
12300 rub+ 2
Number of stars
19
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Facilities
WiFi 65
TV 66
Air conditioner 1
Mini-Bar 2
Parking 66
Restaurant 12
Bar 13
Pool 69
Fitness 25
Bath/Shower 64
Refrigerator 62
Type of allocation
Hotel 32
Motel 12
Resort hotel 11
Mini-hotel 4
Camping 3
Guest house 2
Vacation home 2
Lodge 2
Bed and Breakfast 1
Apartment 1
Wisconsin Dells Attractions
Ripley’s Believe It or Not 0. 44 km.
Studio H.H. Bennett 0.65 km.
Wisconsin Deer Park 1.1 km.
Mt Olympus Water Park 2.1 km.
Noah’s Ark Water Park 2.1 km.
Rick Wilcox Magic Theater 2.3 km.
Airports Wisconsin Dells
Dillon County [Baraboo Wisconsin Dells] 12 km.
Reedsburg Municipal 20 km.
Portage Municipal 24 km.
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Guest rating at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham :
6.7/10
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Hotel Chula Vista Resort is ideal for solo travelers, groups of friends, connoisseurs of quality service at affordable prices. For the convenience of guests, the hotel offers comfortable conference rooms, free self-parking, and free wireless Internet access in public areas. In addition, tourists staying at the hotel can enjoy fine dining at the hotel’s two restaurants and swimming in the outdoor or indoor pool.
Chula Vista Resort is located in Wisconsin Dells. The Ripley Museum of Incredibles and the Wisconsin Deer Park are easily accessible from the hotel.
Chula Vista Resort offers stylishly furnished rooms with microwave, refrigerator, coffee/tea maker and TV.
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Michelle S.
09/08/2018
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We enjoyed our stay at Chula Vista very much as a resort. We stayed in the 2 bedroom and found it to be very roomy for four adults and two children. The kitchen was adequately stocked with everything you need. I would recommend bringing a set of measuring cups and spoons if you are planning on cooking/baking during your stay. We felt that our room had been cleaned prior to our arrival, but we were unhappy to see sticky candy added to the bedspread on one of the beds. We called the front desk and we had a brand new set of sheets within 20 minutes. The housekeeping staff were very helpful, attentive and pleasant when we asked for things like extra towels or extra bags, dishwasher. If you’re used to big, fluffy, soft towels, you might want to consider bringing your own. Although these are the roughest and smallest bath towels I have ever had in a hotel, it was not unpleasant and did not put a dampener on our stay. The water parks, indoor and outdoor, had a good variety of slides for all ages. The air in the indoor water park was making my eyes very dry, but I’ve never been to an indoor water park before, so I don’t know if that’s ok. The resort is conveniently located in the “strip” and we enjoyed the short drive each day and were very pleased that we didn’t have to drive far for any attractions.
Shareatha C.
09/03/2018
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It was nice and clean. We loved the indoor and outdoor water parks. My aunt has some problems with check in. She called Management and they quickly dealt with the situation. Management even sent my little Cousin a birthday cake for her birthday. The cupcake was cute. We asked room service to clean our room, they didn’t.
Jonathon D.
08/28/2018
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Great place for a family trip! I’m a club member, so getting discounts makes it easier. Unfortunately, the staff hardly ever knows what gets a discount and what doesn’t. Part of the fun is joking about how long it takes him to figure it out. Other than that, it’s a great place!
Wade A.
08/19/2018
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5 stars strictly for Wisconsin Dells get away, For all I would have to say it is 4.25, service could be better but this is the best place to go to Dells. We stayed in a 2 bedroom condo and it was more than enough space for 3 adults two teenagers in one child. It had a full kitchen, jacuzzi hot tub, living room and 2 bathrooms. The indoor water park was great but the water slides on the outside were amazing. This place is about 2 and 1/2 miles from all the activities in the dells but allows you to lay back in serenity from all the hustle and bustle. We were at 95% of the top water parks in Wisconsin are Dells and I must say between hotel food and water parks this is the best. I could say more great things about this place but I want to keep it short, if you have a question then please ask.
Sami S.
07/30/2018
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We were in Chula Vista recently for an event with quite a large group of people. It was probably one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. At first, the condominium rooms were booked next to each other, however when we checked in, we were at two opposite ends of the hallway. We also got a small room for one room and not enough room for everyone, however we still charged the price of a larger suite. The hotel staff did not return to us. When we asked for a baby cot they wouldn’t give us one. People had to sleep on the floor. Completely unacceptable. Second, we went to a restaurant. We had a large group and when booking they do not disclose that they offer a limited menu when you have a group of over 15. It also took an hour to get our drinks. We paid for drinks and left, we didn’t even eat dinner there as the service was poor and took too long. The waitress was not friendly. It took an hour and a half to get there by elevator! There were people waiting forever on every floor just trying to get out. I wouldn’t mind taking the stairs, but it’s tricky with suitcases… I was blown away by how much it took to get into the elevator! Again, completely unacceptable. There were beer cans lying around in the hallway. And people at the end of the hour – to drink and hang out. Lastly, we had to park on an uneven, grass field, as there was not enough parking on the paved lot.
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Swarup R.
23/07/2018
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Chula Vista is a bit off I-94 but the location is amazing! There is a pond next to it. This is a relaxing place. There is an indoor park as well as an outdoor section. There is a wave pool next to the Mexican restaurant where you can have a drink and relax. There are many things to do for kids. Travel fun! The condos are quite big with a jacuzzi by the window which was great! I definitely recommend this place!
Taryn M.
6/26/2018
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I recently stayed at Chula Vista Resort and loved it.
Our rooms were good and I appreciated the jacuzzi when buying a suite. The kitchen was fully functional and great for eating at home. There was a TV in every room and everything was easily located and clean. Well, everything but the yellow stain on the side of our sheets.
Service was very good here at Chula Vista. We constantly got new room keys and they are politely obliged. When more towels were requested they were received. One of the problems we had was the elevator in our building. Initially there were two. But after the first day, there was only one in use, as both lifts broke down in turn. It made traveling VERY slow and took ages to climb down.
The watermarks included were very good. I just visited the open one and was glad to see the variety of slides. Cool drops, tube rides, mat racing, and spinning tunnel slides were just part of the mix. Although it was a little cold to be outdoors, the indoor section was heated and warm.
Overall this was a good resort to stay in with lots of activities for the kids.
Kristin L.
06/08/2018
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While our trip was enjoyable for most of the time, there were some issues. The room was not clean. There were bugs on the floor and it had a bad smell to it. The back patio door mysteriously continued to unlock itself. We checked the door many times and it closed and locked correctly. Someone had to enter the room and kept opening the door. We felt very uncomfortable after that and almost left the resort early. However, we had one more night and I was able to convince my party to stay. Also, there were a decent amount of slides that weren’t even on while we were there. The lifeguards are all on different pages and policies as well. My daughter is right at 42 inches, one lifeguard will let her walk and another won’t. There was no consistency in their decisions and it distressed my daughter that one time she could go for a walk and the next she couldn’t.
Sharon C.
06/03/2018
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Found this hotel very nice, big resort. The room was clean, nice balcony, not much of a view, but it wasn’t a big deal. We had the junior royal suite. They had a good map of the resort area but I felt like they might have had a map or at least a listing of the different slides they have at the water park and a brief description of each. We couldn’t figure out what each slide was about. We ended up going to the Jungle Adventure Ride… This would have been the last thing we would have chosen if we knew what we were getting into. It was like a giant toilet bowl, after walking around and around in circles forever, we seemed to get stuck in it… Finally, we got “flashed” out of it. I was so sick after the trip. Just not my cup of tea.
Trevor H.
5/30/2018
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Good location, clean, functional. But overpriced for what you get, the staff is very unenthusiastic. The indoor water park was enjoyable and the outdoors had some fun rides but was a delight overall. Much better indoors! The restaurants were generally mediocre and the steakhouse was very good. Recommend this for families with young children. Sidenote – The deer park was really cool and I recommend it.
Luis P.
05/30/2018
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My wife and I decided to plan a getaway for memorial weekend, we booked as the size seems adequate for small children, we are currently staying in one of their villas, we ordered 5-28-18 to 5-30-18. We arrived a little early on Monday and our room was available even before 4:00 pm which is good, after settling in we decided to go and check out the water park, we were informed that the open one would close at dawn even though it closed way before that we then decided to go and try the Indoor which it’s perfect for kids as its not too big. This morning 5-29-18, we decided to go to the outdoor water park as the kids are enjoying their time out, however, we were informed that the outdoor part was closed and they tried to open as soon as possible although this didn’t happen until 1:00 PM and even then, it only partially opened and closes at 4:00 pm today, after asking why half of the open was closed some staff said it wasn’t busy enough to open the whole open air… well if we knew that we would choose to stay somewhere else after calling reception they only said it was due to service again if they let people know we could do more educated solution. Now, the guards are very friendly and courteous, which is a plus, especially when you have two children.
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Rena F.
05/28/2018
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I have never stayed in a worse hotel. Motel 6 is the best! There was mold in the bathroom, a hole in the bathroom door, the linens were worn out so there were towels. The pillows were lumpy and uncomfortable to sleep on. The furnishings looked like they were picked up in a garage sale twenty years ago, along with a heater/AC (it was very noisy!). We arrived late and couldn’t get food because everything closed at 9evenings. At the resort! We were not even offered water upon our arrival. In the morning I was told that I could not bring food from the restaurant to my room. The menu looked expensive and not good so it’s ok but really funny. The coffee in the room was non-potable. Is there really a soap dispenser on the wall? The reason we stayed at this hotel was because of the volleyball tournament which was running late on the last day so I asked if I could do a late check out. $25 for half an hour I was told! This would be in addition to $253/night. Incredible! I have to say the manager suggested a price adjustment, as much as $30. My mistake booking it without checking the reviews but I assumed for the money the hotel would be excellent. It was off-season too, early March. When I complained to the manager they told me it was a fair price for a very nice hotel. I would like to suggest that the management of the Vista Resort come out of the Wisconsin Dells and travel around the country to stay at various hotels.
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David Z.
05/20/2018
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This was my second time staying here, U stayed in the villa. I had no problems, wish there was a better way to take out the trash vs waiting for the maid to rock. We were a little over 2 days with rubbish and no towels. It would be worse if we had full party potential for the villa. The water park is great! Really fun! Restaurants are amazing, great place for brunch and lunch.
Ellen M.
05/15/2018
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We visited Mother Vista weekday for a wedding and stayed one night. While we slept fairly soundly on comfy mattresses, the hotel itself or rather ran down and dated. We wouldn’t be staying here if it wasn’t for a wedding. The water park is very small compared to the Kalahari. And 3 check-in stations for a resort of this size?!? Really? Waited 20 minutes to check in! Will not return to this hotel!
Juan D. L. B.
04/25/2018
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Good service. I went to a convention center wedding and everything was great.
Bobbi S.
4/11/2018
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Just received here at 9:17 pm. Very disappointed in our $250.00 room. The beds are completely sunken in, the pillows are stained and stink. Expected good beds and pillows for the money. Checked for errors, found none. Decided to see if the pull out bed was better and literally worn out with springs protruding and disgusting stains on it. If it hadn’t been so late, I would have been going somewhere else. I don’t have a big budget and I’m very disappointed that it’s a good night for my son and I’m a disaster. Every time the kids jump upstairs, our whole room shakes. And why is the floor so lumpy? Photos and videos I have, will not do this justice dump, how bad. The motel is 5 stars in comparison. Too bad I didn’t have to rate it at all. UPDATE: I spoke to management and they blew me up with a 50.00 refund. Really people don’t stay here. We tried to use the pool the next day and it was too small and very crowded and smelly.
Peter T.
04/01/2018
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One restaurant we tried was quite mixed. Had a good pizza but the burger was incredibly boring. The hamburger was barely warm cheese, wanted to melt, and hot was cold. The water park was good and pretty much on par with all other indoor parks. I liked that everything was connected.
Lily D.
03/30/2018
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Whatever you do, don’t stop here. If you want to sleep, have fun trying to find it, all night long if you are on the first or second floor, you will hear children running up and down the halls and stomping. So you should probably stay on the third floor if you want to sleep. If you hear a noise coming from the floor below you and its loud, just stomp to silence them. If you hear a noise from upstairs, either go up there and tell them to shut up or stay in yours and if you’re high enough, bang or hit the ceiling. When I first got there the room was disgusting. So yeah, just don’t stop there. Take my advice if you stay there, I hope you get killed by bed bugs and spiders. There were also spiders in our room and it looked like a black widow, I repeat black widow!
Layda P.
03/29/2018
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This is a beautiful place to stay, all in one place in a family atmosphere.
Erin P.
3/26/2018
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Nice, clean room. Helpful and polite staff! The indoor water park was the perfect size for our 7 year old; big enough for tons of fun while not too big to be overwhelming. As an added bonus, our room looked out over the river, giving a much needed view of the natural wonders that Wisconsin has to offer.
Mixlflick
03/23/2018
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Not a bad place. Was there for meetings. These are the seams to go down a bit. Slightly longer in the tooth. It’s Dell so everything is overpriced, but these people are pushing the envelope. The sports bar actually has decent food and the bartenders are great. Some of the waiters in the restaurant area are quite mechanical. The water park also needs cleaning and maintenance. Two lifts were down while we were there. I like the place in general, but it could use some paint and powder.
Brittany R.
3/17/2018
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We just stayed at this resort for the first time this week. We had a wonderful time. The resort was clean, the staff were friendly and the kids loved the water park. We were greeted by Rooms Director Steve Kayartz and he was friendly and very helpful with questions we had. His customer service skills were above and beyond any other resort we have been as well. Many thanks to him. We will definitely return.
Mark B.
2/28/2018
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This place is a joke. One of my good friends went there for the weekend and got jumped in the pool. And there was no justice yet. The staff also said that there are no cameras in the area so they couldn’t even track down the people who jumped them. I highly recommend not to go to this hotel. The staff didn’t even want to try to find out who did it. They didn’t want any part. What if it happens to another family? I thought the employees’ number one job was customer satisfaction… I think that’s a lie when it comes to.
Thomas W.
2/26/2018
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Service is slow and not to easy to wave them down prices highly spaghetti sucked hardly any sauce should ask and wait for more sauce to make it somewhat normal, sauce like right out of the can generic tasting meat balls only 3 of them for $16. 99 i saw $6.99 at best the steak one was good the other was tough and over cooked mentioned all that she said about. Talippia sucked overdone and hard will never order that again! One good deal that’s not on the menu at all, the all you can eat salad bar, it was fresh and good and they don’t mention it either. The high price of food for what you pay is not worth it otherwise. Breakfast bar closes too early, never got to try it! Look at the reviews before you eat there, if we were we would go somewhere else!
Odalis S.
02/25/2018
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This is a great place if you want to spend time with your family, come and have fun at the resort, it has some really great slides and the attention is 100% recommended.
Kelly H.
2/20/2018
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Our villa was nice and we found everything we needed in the kitchen. Most of the staff were friendly. One old lifeguard seemed to be looking for kids and adults to reprimand, just whistling and barking out calls constantly to that pool and then to the jacuzzi and back. Wait times were reasonable for a busy weekend getaway. The facility was fairly clean, but there was a very strong chlorine smell that burned our eyes after a few hours in the area. Check in and check out were quick and easy.
Linda L.
02/17/2018
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We really had an explosion! The food and drinks were great but I will say we have stayed in better rooms in the past. The view from tha balcony was good but t he fan in the bathroom sounded like a freight train. The outdoor hot tub was relaxing as usual, even thought there and the bar some people can always get out of hand. The water park was fun with tropical drinks served in the hut!
Abigail N.
02/09/2018
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This place is amazing! They have an indoor and outdoor water park and both are super fun. They have many options for young children as well. They have a breakfast buffet which is amazing. They have dozens and dozens of options. They also have a big arcade which is sweet. The rooms are very good. I recommend going here.
Christopher J.
01/27/2018
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This place is huge. The rooms are nice and the water park looks cool even though we didn’t go there. We went to a conference and the food we were served was great. It looks like it would be even more interesting to visit during the summer. Seems like a great place to go with kids. Check out time is 10:30 which seemed a bit early to me. As the deck of our room could not be turned off which was annoying at night.
Kelly Y.
01/22/2018
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Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. The water park was great and my son (4) loved it! We enjoyed him as well and thought he had a lot of great options to run in between. However, the experience could be better. There were many things that were not made for children or those who were disabled. The sinks in our room and the main entrance bathrooms were not adapted for those children in wheelchairs. I had to pick up my very tall son to wash my hands and I had to reach for soap for him in our room as well as this bathroom. Handicap parking by tower numbers was right next to the stairs. There was a ground level entrance, but it wasn’t exactly close. The bed had two different day spots and was quite hard although once exhausted enough from the water park we fell right to sleep. Overall, it was a good experience, but being centered around the kids, it seems like they could do better thinking through the designs.
Joe M.
12/21/2017
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There was a presidential sweet. The room was dated but very clean and accommodating. The indoor pool was lovely for our 4 year old and 18mo. DIP n points The vending machine was a win. The staff were courteous.
Helen P.
12/19/2017
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Great weekend with family in condominiums. The condos are spacious, the kitchen was clean as were the bathrooms, each bedroom has its own thermostat for people to set their own comfort level. Excellent number of staff/lifeguards at the water park. The downside was the renovation at the water park, the roller coaster didn’t work and getting food at the water park cafe was slow.
Erin E.
12/10/2017
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The acoustics weren’t great for a professional meeting with over 300 people. However, everything else about the location was satisfactory. The taco bar lunch was good – much better than many other activities!
Megan G.
11/03/2017
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The water park was pretty decent for little kids to play in, not too crowded. Our stay was good until the fire alarm went off at 930 with 2 toddlers, we were told by others it was a false alarm after we received everything in the kit. The second fire alarm went off after midnight. Everything is included again. Smoke on the ground floor, come to find out drunk guest got hold of a fire extinguisher. (This happens, outside of control resorts someone makes a bad decision). Waiting in the lobby while the alarms keep going off, the front desk has yet to tell anyone what’s going on 15 minutes in… No cops, no fire trucks anywhere. The gentleman next to us finally calls 911 and they said they didn’t hear anything! The resort couldn’t even call the fire brigade as there were hundreds of people out of their rooms and alarms going off. We finally got to our rooms after the fire department arrived, the first floor was still filled with the remnants of a fire extinguisher. Management did nothing to try and make things right with their guests after that. Very disappointing. We will return to the Kalahari and the Great Wolf in the future.
Sara K.
10/08/2017
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Go somewhere else. In order to qualify for the resort, I was very disappointed. When I called to reserve a room for a wedding, I asked for one king. The reps replied “so I’ll put you in a junior suit”. I asked what it was and informed him that there was too much space for us. Again he replied with you will be in a junior suit. Good. We got to the room and the beds were sagging in the middle, there was hair all over the floor in the bathroom and the check out time was “before 10:30”. The walls were paper thin and we could hear everything. Also, we had a very suffocating soapy situation next to the sink and microwave. Not worth the price.
Andrew K.
10/08/2017
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The vending machines were not working 50% of the time. The water park is small but the rides are nice. Rescuers should take a cold pill. Everything is quite clean but old. Water park food place served a few people in our group expensive cold food. If you’re looking for a place to stay this is great, but if you’re coming to Dells for water parks, skip this one.
Andrew K.
10/01/2017
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The vending machines didn’t work 50% of the time. The water park is small but the rides are nice. Rescuers should take a cold pill. Everything is quite clean but old. Water park food place served a few people in our group expensive cold food. If you’re looking for a place to stay this is great, but if you’re coming to Dells for water parks, skip this one.
Aleksey K.
11/04/2016
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Had a good time here at 1999.
Katie K.
09/01/2015
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My friends and I were there for a bachelorette party last weekend. We had a lot of fun and the bar staff were very friendly! The water park made some good memories and we loved the pink nail salon. All in all it was a great weekend, such a beautiful place to catch up with old friends and celebrate our future brides!
Nia S.
08/26/2015
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Aug 2015. I stayed at the villa. The room was good. I checked in at 9pm. The kids only have an hour of time in the pool left and they had to walk in the dark across the pool because the phones in my room didn’t work, I couldn’t use the minibus. The staff driving the golf cart were speeding and nearly hit my daughter. I told the staff that immediately about the phone issue. They sent someone and the guy couldn’t fix it, told us someone would come the next morning. The next morning still no service. Waited an hour for clean towels. I called again, the staff said somon will come to the room in 15 minutes. We end up waiting 3 hours for them to get towels and phone fixed. No one came, so we went to the water park. Not that it’s a long walk, but the free shuttle was advertised and we couldn’t get it. Bottom line – we stayed 3 nights and they didn’t resolve the issue. Absolutely no wifi. Tried many times. So don’t rely on Wi-Fi. The food was ok. We paid for an unlimited salad bar and they saw me let my daughter try so they charged me twice. Yes I filled my plate twice, but of course it was my meal only. Tell me I’m already on the markup so I know how much I’m spending. Dont wait until you give me my bill and pay extra. The waitress didn’t know if I had extra money. In the restaurant the waitresses are very busy and rushed to us and forgot to write down most of my order.
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Christal M.
08/14/2015
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Stayed in a room with 2 double beds and a sofa that turned into a sofa bed. Loved our stay with our 3 boys 12, 12, & 10. I loved how beautiful all the grounds were. With so many different places to go and explore. The wave pool was 1/2 hour price which was nice to order some drinks, wings and nachos. The indoor and outdoor water park had plenty to keep all 5 of us happy. Liked walking on the path behind the hotel and liked the underground way of walking from the water park. I am going to plan another trip next year for my 2 brothers n laws to bring our kids together.
Ryan C
08/07/2015
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I went to play golf with the Power Engineers and the course, but there was no money for me. They said they only accept credit cards in the bar and I should just pick it up after the round is over. When I went to close the tab I found out that they had given my credit card to another person. They said they were very busy and when they showed the other person a handful of credit cards to see if any of them were his, he picked up his suitcases and they gave it to him. The funny thing is that when they were in the process of trying to find my card, they actually did the same for me. Showed me a handful of credit cards like a deck of cards. I could choose anyone I wanted, just like the other guy did. After all this, they said that another person was on site and they were going to get a card from him and they would bring it to me at the resort I was staying at. That night at 9I haven’t heard myself name the course yet. Who I spoke to said he would look into it and call me back. Again, I never heard from this person. After all, I never ended up getting any call from the golf course and had to cancel my credit card.
Rebecca M.
08/03/2015
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The lazy river was big, used a bandage floating in it that stuck to my leg and then I saw a dead cockroach floating in the water. I was shocked and the staff said I really didn’t care (because they weren’t the ones in the water with it) disgusting. Sandals should be an absolute requirement in bathrooms! There have been people walking in and out of the bathroom barefoot and straight into the water where the kids are playing and most likely getting water in their mouths. There wasn’t a great selection of rides or food and the wait staff at the Snack Bar were very rude. We won’t be returning.
Tammy S.
05/02/2015
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I didn’t even think about the water park resort. I knew Dels was famous for them, but all the water parks I’ve been to have been just that, water parks. No hotels, motels or resorts are tied to them. We booked a hotel in Dells for a week’s holiday and a free Chula Vista pass was included in the room so we had to try it out. Pulling up I thought well it doesn’t look amazing, but let’s see how the day goes. I was happily proven wrong, and literally in a short time was very impressed with the whole experience. It was bigger than it looked from the trip, lines went fast, wait staff were friendly and I was soon to find another water park experience inside the resort! We spent all day there and what was done inside the park was great, you could avoid sunburn. Spend an hour outside, then head inside for hours. Not only do we spend 3 days there the rest of the days of our stay we would love to come back and spend a few hours swimming and enjoying the slides and the lazy river. Yes we used our pool too but Chula Vista was a free bonus and we made sure to use it. We stayed at the Starlight hotel which was a motel that had a great location walking distance to the main strip in dells daily.
Sarah G.
04/11/2015
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I had a blast! The water slides were fun, and fast! The lazy river was relaxing. I can’t wait to return.
Jeff P.
04/01/2015
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The quality has gone down! When the apartments were built a few years ago this place was a big help it was nice the rooms were clean but now the beds look like someone has slept in them because they are so worn. Tables at Kilborn Grill are sticky and need to be polished. The buffet is good but a little pricey considering it doesn’t include $13 drinks. The wait staff although friendly is not as attentive as I would have liked, forgetting to bring drinks on 2 out of 3 visits, but also charging for them. Water park is ok. The best part of Chula Vista is the location if you don’t want to be next to the highway like some other water parks. I went two weeks away from my knee surgery so I didn’t go to the water park but the rest of my group enjoyed it. I used a wheelchair, there were chula and I was very happy that they provided us, but noticed that many of the porches did not seem to have wheelchair guests.
Kaelee M.
01/26/2015
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My family and I went in January winter and we would have this place more like 3.5. It was a very nice water park and hotel. Everything was really clean and organized. I really liked our villa, plenty of space for 7 of us. There was a lot of fun for a family of adults. The oldest was 50 and the youngest was 17. We all had a good time together. Our villa, though, was off the watermark itself. It would have been nice to be able to go to the water park in just a suit and barefoot, but we had to go. There was a shuttle, but then we would have to leave their schedule. The point, being on vacation, is to minimize your schedule. There was a huge outdoor hot tub with a seating area and a real wood burning fireplace. The hot tub was really hard to find and completely on the opposite side of the water park. If it was closer, we’d have it bigger. The bar at the water park was unique, but the poor bartender was alone and waiting for the slides (and there were as many adults as there were children). Waiting for the slides was expected and one could quickly find out when the slow times were, but there were few tubes for the slides. There really shouldn’t be a huge pipe line here, which took up a lot of space in the living room and locker area. All around, it was a good weekend, a good hotel, an amusement park – just doesn’t fit. I am planning to visit Dells again, whether with future kiddos, or with another couple – family maybe, but I will be looking at another water park to try first.
M E V.
01/21/2015
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Recently visited the water park and the water and air temperature was very unpleasant. We (2 small children and 2 large adults) were cold the whole time we spent at the water park. The children were cold and had to take breaks to warm up and dry off. It was not what we expected for our water park getaway. Our 4 year old was playing hard and constantly moving and still getting cold. The food inside the water park was not very good. Be sure to bring beach towels as towels are about the size of hand towels and are not available inside the water park. Our 2 year old couldn’t ride any of the big rides which was a bummer. Resorts like the Kalahari have family tube rides that anyone can drop in on. The Mayan temple was a lot of fun, but spraying water constantly in the cool air was almost unbearable for the little ones. The water in the children’s area was very cool, which must have been very warm for the little ones. The staff was not helpful with our general questions about where to eat, explaining rides/slides to us and they were all a bit odd. I think going for a week in January to the water park is not a great idea since many all-dells were closed.
Blasting B.
01/10/2015
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Terrible so terrible, I went for one night and couldn’t sleep very bad installation sound, I could hear the top floor people walking and windows shaking omg. In the morning you got mexican cleaners yelling at each other in the hallway funny. And at the end they told me if I wanted to extend my stay until 12 or something to sleep. Lmao really not, I wanted a refund.! first and last time, will never go there again.
Nancy B.
01/02/2015
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Gracdioso. Pleasant impressions.
Kristaleen C.
11/05/2014
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Well we are in the middle of a 3 night stay at Chula Vista “resort”. My first impression was “I hate the place and I want to leave.” My first contact with them was along the way – I called to make sure I was on the right track (I thought they were right on the strip but they were like and 20 minutes away from other water parks, restaurants and shops) they gave me a different address for the “reception” which was literally a football arena in a completely different area. When I put in the correct address again – the one on the site – I found it just fine. When I got to check in I told the front desk girl someone directed me to the wrong address, she just said “hmm weird” not sorry or anything. The staff kept unimpress the whole trip. I’m sure if you stay in a condo the rooms are fine, but if you stay in a hotel room it’s basically a “super 8”. I actually stayed in super 8s which were nicer. The water park was much smaller than I expected, in fact we have more than one we live in mn-was expecting more space in wi dells! The workers seemed genuinely unhappy to be there – at the front desk in the Life Guards there was airy about everything they weren’t happy with being there. In the face I saw only 1 lifeguard the whole time that I was there, I saw a smile.
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Robert P.
11/01/2014
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Great place for family and not missing anything on a night of fun for “older kids”. The food was outstanding. + Indor water park open not much. Reasons for only four stars missing a tenis court (this class resort should have it I guess) and the “fitness club” or “gym” was beyond crying. I think it would be better if they didn’t want to admit that they are. lol.
Nicholas S.
07/10/2014
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It was the best experience of my life! There water park is really just amazing! The indoor and outdoor water parks are amazing and the best! This water park I suggest to take your family or just take a walk! One of the best resorts ever. The water park was amazing, the arcade was amazing, everything, amazing! Go to Chula Vista Resort now! :D.
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Airport transfer available
Lift
Bar
24-hour reception
Business Center
Laundry
Rooms/Facilities for disabled guests
Gift shop
Non-smoking rooms
ATM on site
Family rooms
Fax/Photocopying
Meeting/Banquet room
Outdoor pool
Restaurant
Room service
Iron
Daily housekeeping
Room service
Safe
Airport shuttle
Airport shuttle (chargeable)
Shops in the territory
Press delivery
Daily housekeeping
Facilities for disabled guests
Storage room
Concierge services
The entire premise is located on the ground floor
Vending machine (snacks)
Vending machine (drinks)
Heating
Wake-up service / alarm clock
Special diet menus
Children’s menu
Snack bar
Ironing accessories
Balcony
Non-smoking throughout
Coffee shop on site
Tourist office
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Pets allowed
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Reception desk
Organization of meetings and banquets
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Pool 1 (indoor): No age limit, Pool/beach towels, Sun loungers/beach chairs, Pool bar, Sun umbrellas, Water slide, Heated pool
Pool 2 (outdoor): No age limit, Pool/beach towels, Sun loungers/beach chairs, Pool bar, Sun umbrellas, Water slide, Heated pool
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Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham Registration Policy
Check-in time:
C 16:00
Check-out time:
Before 10:30
Credit cards accepted:
Mastercard, Visa, Discover, Diners Club, American Express
Guests are required to show a valid ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply.
Guests are required to show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed and additional charges may apply.
Please inform Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details found on your booking confirmation.
Minimum age to enter: 18 years old
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FAQ
How much does it cost to stay at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham?
The cost of living in Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham depends on the number of guests and dates.
The average cost per night is 6 130
Does Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham have Wi-Fi?
Free Wi-Fi is available for resort guests.
What popular attractions are close to Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham?
Nearest attractions:
Ripley’s Believe It or Not (3.9 km.) , Studio H.H. Bennett (4.2 km.) , Wisconsin Deer Park (4.6 km.) , Mt Olympus Water Park (6 km.) , Noah’s Ark Water Park (6 km.) , Rick Wilcox Magic Theater (6 km.) , Tommy Bartlett Exploratory (7 km.)
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in at Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham is possible from 16:00, check-out Until 10:30.
How far is Chula Vista Resort, Trademark Collection by Wyndham from the nearest airport?
The nearest airport is Dillon County [Baraboo Wisconsin Dells] 16 km away.
The most detailed information about water temperature in Chula Vista in Pacific Ocean (California, USA). Forecast of changes in water temperature for the next 10 days. Statistical data by months for the last years. Information about neighboring resorts. Chula Vista weather forecast for a week.
Analysis and forecast
The water temperature today is about the average for this day in recent years. Its value has grown over the past week, but has fallen compared to 20 days ago. Exactly one year ago on this day, the water temperature in this place was 20°C. The range of water temperatures in Chula Vista in October is from 16 to 22 degrees. 90
Sep 30
20.5°C
20.5°C
Oct 1
21.1°C
20.0°C
Oct 2
20.5°C
19.3°C
Oct 3
20.2°C
20.0°C
Oct 4
20.3°C
19.3°C
Oct 5
20.3°C
19.8°C
Oct 6
19.3°C
19.8°C
Oct 7
18.8°C
19.3°C
Oct 8
19.0 °C
19.5°C
Oct 9
19.8°C
20.3°C
Oct 10
19. 3°C
19.8°C
To develop a forecast, we use our own mathematical model, which takes into account the current change in water temperature, historical data and main weather trends, wind strength and direction, air temperature in each specific region. We also consider data for other resorts in the United States.
Annual graph of average water temperature in Chula Vista
Monthly Chula Vista water temperature
Chula Vista is located in the Northern Hemisphere, at a latitude of 32 deg. The comfortable temperature of the water for swimming here is set in July, usually at the beginning of the month. Chula Vista has 31 bathing days a year. In general, the swimming season ends in September. The average annual water temperature on the coast in Chula Vista is 17.3°C, according to the seasons: in winter 15.2°C, in spring 16.1°C, in summer 19.3°C, autumn 18.6°C. The minimum water temperature (14. 0°C) in Chula Vista is in January, the maximum (21.0°C) in August.
You can find out detailed data on how the water temperature in Chula-vista changes in each specific month:
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Chula-vista: General information and map
Original name
Chula Vista
18:45
Time zone
UTC-7
Sunrise
06:44
sunset
18:29
Daylength
Del Mar
20.5°C
40km
* Water temperature at this location today is ** Straight-line distance in kilometers
The warmest sea water today in United States recorded in Port Mansfield, its value is 29.1°C. The lowest point is in Kotzebue where the water temperature is 6. 3°C today. The average water temperature in the country today is 19.7°C.
Data for water temperature in Chula Vista and neighboring towns and resorts collected from various sources, using buoys, uses satellite map of temperatures provided by the NOAA.
To provide a more accurate representation of temperatures, we use data from various local services in each specific region of the world.
The nearest airport in a straight line is located 12 kilometers away. This is Brown Field Municipal Airport (SDM). We do not have information as to whether it is active and what flights it accepts or sends.
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Tacoma Public Schools
Tacoma School District #10 , commonly referred to as Tacoma Public Schools , is the primary school district for Tacoma, Washington, United States. Consisting of 35 elementary schools, nine middle schools, and eight high schools, it is the third largest school district in the state of Washington. Tacoma Public Schools serves over 30,000 PK-12 students and over 5,000 employees, making them one of the largest employers in the Tacoma region. [1]
In the preceding decades, World War I Tacoma’s public schools, like most of the United States, were largely affected by the new influx of immigrants from Europe, which created problems for both government and religious institutions in developing a plan for the best solution. problems of ethnic integration. Many immigrant families, mostly from Eastern and Southern Europe, were from rural areas and struggled to adapt to a more urban and developed lifestyle. At 19In 1913, the National Conference on Immigration and Americanization developed a list of three major aspects of immigrant assimilation: literacy, health and hygiene, and education for democracy. As a result, schools across the country began to implement new policies and programs that focused on promoting and teaching the importance of these three values. [2]
Following national trends, the Tacoma School District has begun a worldwide association of nurses, clinics, showers, and home care units, all designed to improve health and hygiene on school property. Tacoma Public Schools has also seen a significant expansion of social services, including after-school programs, summer school, and on-site lunch availability. This emphasis on the civic responsibilities of schools has led to improvements in libraries, canteens, administrative offices and other spaces designed to provide the necessary space and tools to respond to new societal values and concerns. [2]
The involvement of the United States in World War I had a significant impact on the demographics of both Tacoma and its school system. The 1914 opening of the Panama Canal, and the establishment of Fort Lewis (now Joint Base Lewis-McChord) in 1917, led to a significant increase in population in and around Tacoma. The Panama Canal succeeded in expanding the business and industry associated with Port Tacoma, while Fort Lewis quickly became the largest in the United States at the time, with 37,000 troops. From 19From 15 to 1920, Tacoma public school enrollment rose from 14,211 to 18,023 (a 22% increase). To cope with the rapid growth in enrollment, the District Board of School Education discussed three possible educational models, all of which will affect the future construction of schools. Models included the 8-4 system, the 6-6 system, and the 6-3-3 system. The 8-4 system, which was the typical model for pre-World War I schools, included grades one through eight in elementary schools and nine through twelve in secondary schools. The proposed system from 6 to 6 is for grades one through six in elementary school, seventh through twelfth in high school. The 6-3-3 system that was eventually adopted supported grades one through six in elementary school, seventh through ninth grade in high school, and grades 10 through 12 in high school. [2]
Promoting the transition to this new elementary, middle, and high school model, Tacoma voters approved a $2.4 million plan in 1923 that began construction of six new middle schools and additions to several existing elementary schools. schools. Jason Lee was the first middle school to be built, soon followed by James P. Stewart and Morton M. McCarver High Schools. Franklin B. Gault, Allan K. Mason, and Robert Gray High Schools were the last to be built, all opening on the same day the following year. [2]
The onset of World War II led to another significant population surge in Tacoma and its schools, as both Port Tacoma and Fort Lewis prospered with the same economic success as they had previously during World War I. 26% growth. The overcrowding of aging elementary schools and the need for construction in suburban areas prompted the school board to develop a new building campaign that emphasized building schools quickly, cheaply, and flexible. [2]
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Carla Santorno is the Superintendent of Tacoma Public Schools. [5]
Position 1
Lisa Keating
School Assignments: Wilson, Willie Stewart Academy, Mason, Truman, Downing, Jefferson, Point Defiance, Skyline, Sherkerman, Washington, Mount Tahoma, Early Childhood, Bay, Grey, Arlington, Birney, Edison, Fern Hill, Larchmont, Manitou Park, Stafford
Ends: November 2025
Position 2
Enrique Leon
School assignments: Stadium, Oakland, Institute of Science and Mathematics, Jason Lee, Meeker, Browns Point, Bryant, Crescent Heights, Grant, Lowell, McCarver, Northeast Tacoma, Stanley
Expires: Nov 2025
Position 3
Scott Heinze President
School Assignments: Lincoln, Public Crossing, IDEA, First Creek, Stuart, Blix, Bose, Fawcett, Lister, Lyon, Mann, McKinley, Roosevelt, Sheridan, Whitman
Expires: Nov 2023 [6]
Regulation 4
Andrea Cobb
School Assignments: Wilson, Willie Stewart Academy, Mason, Truman, Downing, Jefferson, Washington, Point0 Defiance0
Expires: November 2021 [6]
Position 5
Elizabeth Bonbright
Schoolwork Foss, Art School, Rehmann Hall, Jodrone, DeLong, Geiger, Franklin, Reed, Wainwright, Whittier 9002 expires: Nov 2021 [6]
Graduation
Reaching an 82. 6% graduation rate, the Tacoma School District class of 2015 was the most successful year since the state began tracking statistics in 2003. This year also saw an increase in the number of graduates for the fifth year in a row, demonstrating the intensified efforts of educators around the world. county to promote academic achievement and higher education. The school board’s goal of achieving an 85% graduation rate by 2020 came after criticism as early as 2007 when Tacoma’s high schools were called “dropout factories” with a graduation rate of just 55%. However, the school board’s new emphasis on closing the graduation gap, especially among minority students, has resulted in a county rate of 82.6%, well above the state average of 77.2%.
A number of factors can be attributed to this growth, including the hard work of faculty, new student performance indicators, and a greater emphasis on promoting a higher education culture. The Tacoma School District has begun tracking ninth graders who miss school in the hope of resolving problems early, while community colleges and community organizations have stepped up support and mentoring for people from underprivileged socioeconomic backgrounds.
Excessive drooling can cause rash in mouth, chin, cheeks, neck
Excessive drooling can cause rash in mouth, chin, cheeks, neck
Babies are known for their soft, smooth skin. But they’re also known for drooling, and excessive drooling on their skin can cause a common condition known as drool rash. These flat or slightly raised patches may have small red bumps or look chapped and dry, and usually affect the mouth, chin, cheeks and neck.
Drool rash happens when your baby’s skin is wet with saliva for long periods of time and becomes irritated. The rash often happens when a baby is teething; because they often have their hands or a teething ring in their mouth, saliva easily drips out of their mouth onto their face.
While drooling can be one of the signs of teething, a baby’s salivary glands develop when they’re around two to three months old, so they frequently drool even when they’re not getting new teeth. Pacifiers also can keep the skin around a baby’s mouth wet and lead to drool rash.
How to treat drool rash
You can treat most cases of drool rash at home. Wash the affected areas gently with warm water twice a day, then pat your baby’s skin dry with a soft cloth.
“Avoid rubbing or using a rough or abrasive towel, which can further aggravate the condition,” says Livpreet Singh, DO, a pediatrician at Scripps Coastal Medical Center Eastlake. “Also avoid washing the area too frequently or using any kind of medicated soap on the rash. Warm water is usually all you need.”
Make sure your baby’s skin is completely dry, then apply a healing ointment, such as Aquaphor. This will help soothe the irritation and act as a barrier between the baby’s drool and their skin, so the rash has a chance to heal.
Avoid using products that might be irritating to your baby’s sensitive skin. Be sure to use only mild, fragrance-free baby washes at bath time; if you use baby lotion on their skin, choose one that is unscented. Don’t apply lotion or anything other than a healing ointment to the drool rash and keep it as dry as possible.
Be aware of other products in your home that may affect your baby’s skin. Wash your baby’s clothes, burp cloths, bibs, sheets and towels in mild, unscented laundry detergent; you may want to use it to wash your own clothes, too. Perfume, essential oils or scented body products may aggravate a rash if the baby’s skin comes into contact with yours.
4 tips to help prevent drool rash
Drooling is a natural behavior for babies, and preventing it can be a challenge. “But there are a few things you can do to help keep your baby’s skin clean and dry to minimize drool rash,” Dr. Singh says.
Try these tips:
1. Gently wipe
Keep a soft burp cloth handy to wipe away drool from your baby’s mouth and chin, especially after feedings and naps. Also check the folds of the neck and the chest for saliva that may have dripped from your baby’s face. Always use a cloth that is clean and dry and use gentle blotting motions to remove saliva.
2. Use a bib
Some babies drool so much that their clothing becomes damp, which can lead to drool rash on the body as well as make your baby uncomfortable. Try using a bib to keep saliva away from your baby’s shirt and skin. If the bib becomes damp, replace it with a clean, dry one.
3. Take breaks from pacifier
Pacifiers can encourage drool rash if saliva is trapped against your baby’s skin. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away saliva and take breaks from pacifier use to let the skin air out.
4. Don’t wait too long to clean
Don’t let smeared food remain on your baby’s face after meals, as this too can lead to a rash. Clean your baby’s mouth and face after eating to remove any traces of wet food.
When to call your pediatrician
According to Dr. Singh, if your baby’s drool rash hasn’t improved after a week or so of home treatment, or if the rash is cracked or painful, it’s time to call your pediatrician.They may suggest an over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream or prescribe a cream to help heal the rash and keep your baby’s skin clear.
How to Prevent and Treat It
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Drooling can be a common side effect of teething, but many babies drool even when they aren’t getting new teeth.
The constant presence of saliva on your baby’s chin, neck, and even chest can turn into a red irritation known as a drool rash. Here’s what you need to know to treat existing drool rashes and prevent new ones from forming.
A drool rash can appear around the mouth and cheeks, in the folds of your baby’s neck, and on your baby’s chest as a result of too much saliva causing wet skin.
Drool rashes typically present as flat or slightly raised patches with small red bumps. They can also have a chapped appearance. Drooling is the most likely culprit, but your baby may develop a drool rash if they use a pacifier that keeps the skin around the mouth wet or if there’s smeared food left on their face for too long.
It can be difficult to keep your baby from drooling.
According to the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, a baby’s salivary glands begin working between 2 and 3 months of age. This can lead to drooling, even though your baby isn’t teething.
To prevent a drool rash, have a soft burp cloth on hand at all times so you can gently wipe away any drool. Keeping your baby’s skin clean and dry is the most effective remedy against drool rash. Wipe your baby’s face and in the folds of his or her neck frequently, and especially after feedings. Use gentle pressure in a dabbing motion to avoid irritating your baby’s skin.
If your baby drools enough to dampen his or her shirt, try using a bib. This will prevent the wet material from rubbing against your baby’s skin, which can lead to uncomfortable chafing and a drool rash.
Change bibs as soon as they become wet with drool to keep your baby’s skin clean and dry.
There are ways to make your baby more comfortable with drool rash.
Twice daily, gently wash the afflicted areas with warm water, then pat dry. Don’t rub, which can be irritating to already sensitive skin. Be sure your baby’s skin is completely dry.
Apply a thin coat of a healing ointment like Aquaphor or petroleum jelly, which will act as a barrier between your baby’s skin and the drool. These ointments can be soothing to your baby’s irritated skin.
At bath time, be sure to use a mild, unscented baby wash. Use a gentle, unscented lotion on your baby’s dry skin if necessary, but avoid using lotion on drool rashes. Skin should be kept dry and treated with a healing ointment. You may consider nonprescription-strength hydrocortisone cream, but ask your doctor how often and for how long to use it.
While your baby has a drool rash, it’s a good idea to reduce potential irritants in the immediate environment. Avoid making your baby’s rash worse by switching to a fragrance-free laundry detergent for your baby’s clothing, sheets, bibs, and burp cloths. Consider washing your clothing in the same detergent. Avoid perfumes and scented lotions as well. They can also be aggravating to your baby’s rash.
If you suspect that teething is triggering your baby’s excessive drooling, offer something cold (but not frozen) for your baby to gum. Try a teething ring or a cold washcloth. The coolness will have a mild numbing effect on your baby’s sore gums and any rash around their mouth. Be sure to gently pat dry your baby’s mouth afterward.
In most cases, drool rash is a minor irritation that will go away with regular at-home treatment. There are a few instances when it’s best to consult your pediatrician:
if the rash is cracked, weepy, or causing your baby pain
if the rash doesn’t show any improvement after roughly a week of home treatment
Your doctor may be able to prescribe creams that can help your baby’s drool rash heal faster and reduce your baby’s discomfort.
Teething in a child: signs, how to understand how to help
Teething in an infant is a very exciting moment in the life of the baby and his parents. And although teething is a physiological process, almost all children experience discomfort and anxiety during this period. From the point of view of a scientific approach to this problem, the difficulty lies in the fact that with all the variety of symptoms of teething from mild anxiety and moodiness, increased salivation to an increase in body temperature to high numbers and signs of impaired digestion, increased colic and diarrhea, there are no sufficient diagnostic criteria to associate all these numerous symptoms with the root cause. Nevertheless, until now, many parents and part of practicing pediatricians are ready to blame teething in an infant for almost all the troubles that fall on their head in the period from 5 to 6 months to one and a half to two years, when the process of teething is mainly teeth should already be completed.
For most babies, teething begins between the ages of 4 and 7 months. As a rule, the eruption of each tooth lasts from 2 – 3 to 8 days. During this time, an increase in body temperature to 37. 4 – 38.0 degrees is possible. At the same time, high (from 38.0 and above) temperature usually lasts no more than 2 days. Discharge from the nose during the period when the teeth erupt, usually, are transparent, liquid, and should not contain pathological impurities: pus, greenery, etc. Teething cough is caused by saliva entering the nasopharynx and larynx, which is secreted in large quantities. Treatment of cough on the background of teething does not require. Pediatricians sometimes disagree on diarrhea, with some noting that diarrhea (loose stools) is not directly related to teething. And yet, studies have shown that 10 to 30% of children have frequent and/or loose stools during teething. This is also explained by the large amount of saliva secreted, which increases intestinal motility.
Teething or infection
Nevertheless, most modern pediatricians agree that such symptoms in an infant as: prolonged, over 2 – 3 days diarrhea, cough, vomiting, fever (body temperature rise above 38. 5 degrees) are most often caused by infection, and not just teething teeth. Therefore, for any of the above symptoms, it is necessary to examine the child by a pediatrician, and only after other causes of an increase in body temperature are excluded, efforts should be concentrated on helping the baby to reduce discomfort from teething.
Teething, how to help the baby
This may require a fair amount of patience. In such a difficult period, you should often take the baby in your arms, caress, distract from unpleasant sensations with toys, turn on pleasant, soothing music, you can sing if natural data allows. A walk in the fresh air can also have a calming effect. Breastfeeding children, during teething, begin to cry and ask for breasts more often, and a loving mother needs to be patient, putting the baby to the breast every time, even if it grabs the areola of the nipple more than usual during feeding. To satisfy the child’s need to chew and hold something in his mouth, you can naturally use special rubber rings or toys, the so-called teethers. You can offer your child a dryer or baby cookies.
Currently, pharmaceutical companies offer a wide range of different products, primarily in the form of gels for “soothing the gums”. Basically, most of these products contain painkillers such as lidocaine. It is not worth it to abuse these funds. They are not completely harmless, the anesthetics that make up them can have an adverse effect on the nervous and cardiovascular systems of the child, and most importantly, they can cause serious allergic symptoms, exacerbate atopic dermatitis (diathesis) in children predisposed to allergies. In connection with the foregoing, I can recommend, to reduce swelling and inflammation of the gums during teething, such special dental anti-inflammatory drugs for topical use as cholisal gel, which can be applied to the baby’s gums 2-3 times a day, but it must be rubbed (not strongly of course) with light massaging movements over the entire surface of the gums, and not just put it in the child’s mouth.
In addition, you can give a child suffering from teething, special homeopathic drops, such as Dantinorm baby, according to the instructions for the drug. In any case, when the disturbing symptoms appear, which are described above in this article, I advise you to play it safe once again and call a pediatrician to a child with a high temperature. Your diagnosis and recommendations should be given by a professional.
Why is your child not sleeping well?
Healthy, sound sleep is necessary for every child. But do parents always pay attention to how their beloved child sleeps? What can the features of sleep tell us, and what do they warn us about? Let’s talk about this with the otorhinolaryngologist OKDC Olga Lodochkina .
– Speaking of proper sleep, what should it be like?
– Sleep is structured into several phases, the most important of which is the deep phase. It is in it that the rest of the central nervous system and the production of important hormones take place. For the normal development of the child, the phases of sleep must take place correctly and alternately. With snoring with respiratory arrest – obstruction, the deep sleep phase does not occur. Parents should definitely watch the sleeping baby and his breathing. If you notice that a child snores in a dream, hides, and his breathing is interrupted at the height of snoring, then you need to contact an otolaryngologist, since some diseases and any anatomical disorders or deviations can cause snoring, leading to a narrowing of the airway lumen.
– What diseases can cause poor sleep and snoring?
– In 80% of cases, snoring in a child appears due to an increase in adenoids and palatine tonsils. The pharyngeal tonsil blocks the nasal passages, and as a result, nasal breathing is disturbed and the baby has to breathe through the mouth. The consequences of the growth of the pharyngeal tonsil can be quite serious – this is a change in the bite, a violation of the formation of the facial skeleton, abnormal development of the speech apparatus, nasal, often recurring inflammation of the ears, hearing loss. In turn, enlarged palatine tonsils can block the lumen of the respiratory tract at the level of the pharynx, and thereby impede the flow of oxygen into the baby’s body through the mouth.
The fact is that the respiratory tract in children is much narrower than in adults. Therefore, in a dream, the baby may experience short-term pauses in breathing. The result of such short pauses in breathing often becomes hypoxia – oxygen starvation of the brain. Of course, there may be other reasons for snoring, there are quite a few of them.
-What are these reasons?
– These are, first of all, antrochoanal polyps that develop from paranasal sinus cysts, non-dangerous benign formations that are treated surgically.
Snoring can cause any kind of runny nose – bacterial, allergic, viral, or banal sore throat.
But most often the cause is the curvature of the nasal septum, congenital anomalies of the hard and soft palate, anomalies in the structure of the facial skeleton. In some cases, snoring is a signal of some pathology of the central nervous system or a genetic disease.
– Why is snoring dangerous?
– If the baby snores occasionally, from time to time, do not worry. But if a child’s snoring causes him discomfort during sleep, prevents him from getting enough sleep, you should take the problem seriously. In addition, prolonged snoring with pauses in breathing can be very dangerous. If you do not start treatment on time, then there is oxygen starvation of the brain and a violation of the development of the child’s body.
– How to recognize the signs that breathing stops are affecting your baby:
The child becomes capricious, nervous.
Complains of fatigue.
School performance is falling.
The baby cannot concentrate.
The baby sleeps restlessly, often wakes up.
Nocturnal enuresis may occasionally occur.
Growth retardation (due to a lack of growth hormone in the body, which is produced during sleep).
Excessive sweating at night.
If the child has difficulty breathing through his nose, he will breathe through his mouth. As a result, the mucous membrane of the pharynx dries up, the mucus cannot perform its protective function. As a result, an excellent environment for the development of infection appears in the mouth and throat of the baby: the child begins to get sick often.
-What tests should be done to determine the cause of snoring and make an accurate diagnosis?
– Examination of the nasopharynx, nasal passages and ears. The most informative is the conduct of such an examination using endoscopic techniques. On the basis of the ENT service of the OKDC, there is an endoscopic video stand that allows you to visually show the parents the state of the baby’s ENT organs. In difficult cases, computed tomography is needed.
But first, the doctor can take a swab of the nasopharyngeal mucosa to determine the nature of the inflammatory process in the nasal cavity. Bacteriological and virological diagnostics are also carried out in order to determine the specific causative agent of the disease.
In rare cases, a study of the child’s sleep, polysomnography may be required. Such a study is necessary to determine the cause of respiratory failure in order to understand whether this is the result of failures in the central nervous system or whether it occurs due to impaired airway patency. Such a procedure takes a lot of time, because during the study, various body functions are recorded during sleep. The main indicators of polysomnography are the level of oxygen in the blood (hypoxemia) and the frequency of respiratory arrest during sleep (apnea frequency)
Parents need to learn the main thing: it is not snoring itself that needs to be treated, but the causes that caused it. After the diagnosis, the doctor will determine the nature of the occurrence of snoring and choose the best method of treatment. Depending on the causes of snoring, treatment can be of 2 types: conservative and surgical. Conservative is used in cases where the cause of snoring is an infectious disease of the respiratory system or an allergic reaction.
– If a child has allergic rhinitis, how can I help?
– In this case, it will be necessary to remove the allergen (soft toys, dust, food), which provokes swelling of the nasal mucosa and causes snoring. The baby will be prescribed antihistamines, anti-inflammatory drops in the nose and, possibly, a special diet. Usually, after a few days of treatment, the condition of the crumbs noticeably improves, snoring disappears without a trace. However, then it is necessary to consult an allergist and develop a long-term scheme for prevention and treatment. Untreated allergic rhinitis is very dangerous for the child’s body.
If the cause of the child’s snoring is a viral infection, as a result of which inflammation of the nasal mucosa has begun, the doctor will prescribe the appropriate treatment for the child. In addition, you will need to regularly rinse the spout to make it easier to remove dried crusts and excess mucus. Often in such cases, children are prescribed vasoconstrictor drugs.
This is important to know: you need to be as careful as possible with vasoconstrictor drops. They are quickly addictive. In addition, an overdose can contribute to a drop in blood pressure. Therefore, be careful, use only age dosages according to the regimen prescribed by your doctor!
One should be no less careful with angina, since in this situation the palatine tonsils increase significantly. They interfere with the normal passage of air through the respiratory tract, often causing snoring. Depending on the nature of the occurrence of angina (viral or bacterial), the doctor will prescribe treatment. It is very important to start therapy in a timely manner, since improper and untimely treatment of the disease can lead to a serious condition of the child.
– How to treat adenoids? Is it surgical only or is there an alternative?
– Our doctors try to alleviate the baby’s condition first with conservative therapy. But if the treatment fails, then surgery is used.
– What else can parents do to help their child with snoring?
– It is necessary to choose a comfortable pillow. An orthopedic model is ideal for these purposes, which will provide the most natural and comfortable position of the child’s head during sleep. The pillow should not be high or too flat. Its ideal thickness is about 6 cm.
You can put the baby to sleep on the barrel. On the back, the possibility of snoring is increased, since the baby can throw back his head and sleep with his mouth open, thereby creating the most advantageous position for narrowing the breathing tube.
It would be nice to ventilate the children’s room more often, carry out wet cleaning, and also not get carried away with soft toys that collect a lot of dust.
2 – 3 times a day, saline solutions can be used to moisturize the mucosa and remove bacteria, viruses that have settled on the mucous membrane of the nasal cavity.
Infant & Toddler School Programs | Garden State Academy Preschool and Kindergarten
Our Programs
At Garden State Academy, we utilize Creative Curriculum; an interactive teaching method. Our program focuses on a series of disciplines that build upon one another, much like a ladder. Children excel at learning when taught using real life experiences, and better retain knowledge through personal experience and analytic thinking rather than memorization. We provide children with an opportunity to work at their own pace as well as in small groups, while emphasizing differentiated instruction. Developmentally appropriate practices are inspired from Maria Montessori and the Reggio Emilia approach.
Our teachers constantly refine the classroom environment to enhance learning. Our school focuses on a variety of calm and comfortable spaces, such as art center, block center, dramatic play area, science and technology, sensory area, writing center, literacy center, social studies and more. These areas can be viewed under the “Our School” page.
Preschool of the Arts & Kindergarten
Galloway Only*
State certified, Master teachers in preschool-3rd grade
Master Montessori teacher
Montessori teacher training program
Outdoor classroom & garden
Health & wellness & yoga
Spanish
Small Group Sizes
Music & Art Programs
Gardening & Composting
All Subject Areas
Creative Curriculum
Extra-Curricular Activities
The Arts and Music Programs
At the heart of our curriculum is our Arts program. Children are naturally creative and derive much pleasure from involvement from the Arts. Throughout the school year, our little artists will engage in open-ended process art. Students will be taught how to use all different types of materials. Our teachers encourage students to explore and create with these materials, without an expected outcome.
The art room is always stocked with a wide range of mediums, art utensils, and materials giving children the freedom to learn and create through exploration. During each session, teachers observe the children to see which area stimulates students the most, and these observations are used for future planning of each individual student.
While the children are engaging in creating masterpieces, they are also developing gross/fine motor skills, language skills, math concepts, and early reading skills. At Garden State Academy, we celebrate the children’s creativity by promoting their little masterpieces on display throughout our school, accompanied with documentations on students thoughts on each piece.
The Arts continue through music and movement at Garden State Academy. Children will engage in the Music Together program daily. Research shows that musical activities play a powerful role in a child’s development. During the program, children are introduced to singing, musical instruments, and music of various genres, including traditional, folk and classical. Children will also improve literacy and language development through this curriculum.
The Health & Wellness Program
Leading a healthy and happy life is important, which is why Garden State Academy teaches a clean lifestyle. Health, nutrition, and wellness are all integrated into our curriculum through hands-on lessons, cooking, gardening, yoga and exercise.
Children learn the benefits of eating healthy, growing and selecting healthy foods, staying fit and making the right choices; all through active engagement. Twice per week, our teachers and students create a snack where children learn about different foods and following recipes. They also take part in making and trying new and healthy foods. Right here in our own backyard, is a beautiful garden created by our teachers and the children. Studies show, children are more likely to have interest in eating foods they have personally grown. In our gardening component, children learn how to plant, nurture, and harvest our garden. Additionally, those foods are used in our school by the students to create healthy snacks.
The final element of our health and wellness program is incorporated through yoga and exercise. At Garden State Academy, we use yoga as a daily outlet for calm and enjoyable physical activities, lead by a certified yoga instructor.
Little Sprouts – Infant and Toddler Program
The infants and toddlers will be guided by Master level teachers that are deemed Child Development Specialists. The integrity of the GSA program will continue to hold true and begin as young as 6 weeks old.
Currently only available in Galloway. Coming to EHT in 2022.
Blossom and Bloom – Therapy School
The Therapy preschool center will be open to children with a developmental delay, or those children in need of extra support to meet goals. This program will allow children to work closely with licensed therapists and highly educated staff to meet milestones that will help transition to traditional school settings.
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2021-11-01
3A:52-5.3(q)(2)(ii)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
Space and room requirements are as follows: at no time shall a center allow more children in attendance than the licensed room capacity.
Violation Observed: Ensure that the center complies with the licensed capacity of the classrooms at all times throughout the center.
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-4.10(a)(1)
Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
The sponsor or sponsor representative, and each staff member shall complete a signed consent form provided by the Department that indicates the identifying information necessary to conduct a CARI background check, including the person’s name, address, date of birth, sex, race, and Social Security number. Pursuant to the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-579), the Department shall advise each such person that the disclosure of his or her Social Security number is voluntary, and that the Social Security number will only be used for the purpose of conducting a CARI background check.
Violation Observed: Submit to OOL, CARI background clearances for 5 staff.
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-7.7(a)(2)
Environmental sanitation requirements
All areas to be disinfected shall first be washed with soap and water.
Violation Observed: Ensure that a two step process is conducted and includes washing with soap and water first when washing and disinfecting surfaces.
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-7.7(a)(1)(i)
Environmental sanitation requirements
Disinfectants shall be used as follows: the center shall disinfect those items specified in N. J.A.C. 3A:52-7.7(a)3 with a solution that shall be a commercially prepared disinfectant that indicates it kills bacteria, viruses, and parasites. This solution shall be used in accordance with label instructions.
Violation Observed: Ensure that the manufacture’s instructions for disinfecting surfaces is followed.
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-5.3(r)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
The center shall take any steps required by the Office of Licensing to correct conditions in the building or center that may endanger the health, safety, and well-being of the children served.
Violation Observed: Per updated COVID-19 Standards – Child Care Centers, issued 5.26.2021, update that the center’s written screening policy to include the required COVID-19 questions regarding symptoms as outlined by the Department of Health and distribute to staff and families. .
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-6.4(b)(1)
Rest and sleep requirements for early childhood programs
The center shall provide sleeping equipment for children 12 months of age and younger, the center shall provide for each child a crib, that complies with the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) Federal Safety Standards for Full- Size and Non-Full-Size Baby Cribs; 16 CFR 1219 and 1220, which is incorporated herein by reference, and can be obtained through the CPSC’s website at https://www.cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety- Education-Centers/cribs , playpen, or other Office of Licensing-approved sleeping equipment that meets the following requirement that
Violation Observed: Provide a crib for sleeping children under 12 months of age. At the time of the inspection, a child was sleeping in the swing.
2021-09-10
2022-11-01
3A:52-4. 6(b)(1)
Staff qualifications
The director shall meet the following qualification requirements for early childhood programs licensed to serve more than 30 children, the director shall meet the qualification requirements as specified in N.J.A.C 3A:52-4.6(b) for education and experience.
Violation Observed: Provide the required education, training and experience for the center Director and Head Teacher.
2021-09-10
2021-11-01
3A:52-5.2(a)(8)
State, county and municipal government physical facility requirements
The center shall obtain a Life Hazard Use Registration certificate applicable to the center’s licensed capacity and ages served pursuant to the Uniform Fire Safety Act, N.J.S.A. 52:27D-192 et seq. The center shall post this document in a prominent location within the center.
Violation Observed: Upload into the center’s file cabinet in NJCCIS, a current Life Hazard Certificate.
2020-01-08
2020-03-17
3A:52-4.10(b)(2)
Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
When the center applies for a new or renewal license or Certificate of Life/Safety Approval, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall submit to the Department the completed CARI consent forms for all staff members who are or will be working at the center on a regularly scheduled basis. Until the results of the CARI background check for a new staff member have been received from the Department, the center shall ensure oversight of the new staff member by another staff member, and ensure that person is not left alone to supervise a child or group of children.
Violation Observed: Complete Child Abuse Record Information (CARI) checks as required for the sponsor/sponsor representative and 18 staff for the center’s license renewal. On 2/14/2020, CARI applications for all staff have been submitted to the Department.
2019-10-25
2020-01-08
3A:52-7.8(a)(1)(ii)
Personal hygiene requirements
Handwashing requirements are as follows: the center shall ensure that children three months of age and older wash their hands with soap and running water immediately after using the toilet or having diapers changed.
Violation Observed: Wash hands of children three months of age and older wash with soap and running water immediately after having diapers changed
2019-10-25
2020-01-08
3A:52-7.8(a)(1)(i)
Personal hygiene requirements
Handwashing requirements are as follows: the center shall ensure that children three months of age and older wash their hands with soap and running water before intake of food.
Violation Observed: Wash hands of children three months of age and older wash with soap and running water before intake of food.
2019-10-25
2020-01-15
3A:52-5.3(a)(2)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
Indoor maintenance and sanitation requirements are as follows: floors, carpeting, walls, window coverings, ceilings, and other surfaces shall be kept clean and in good repair.
Outdoor maintenance and sanitation requirements are as follows: the building, land, walkways, and outdoor play area shall be free from hazards to the health, safety or well-being of the children.
Violation Observed: Repair/replace splintering wood surrounding the climbing equipment in the outdoor play area.
2019-10-25
2020-01-08
3A:52-5.3(b)(6)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
Outdoor maintenance and sanitation requirements are as follows: centers that provide outdoor space shall maintain all fencing in proper condition.
Violation Observed: Repair gate hardware near the swings in the outdoor play area.
2019-10-25
2020-02-14
3A:52-5.3(i)(5)(i)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
Environmental condition precautions are as follows: at the time of the initial application, any renewal application, relocation of an existing licensed center and, in the discretion of the Office of Licensing, any other time, the applicant or facility operator shall certify in writing that the center provides a potable water supply provided by a public community water system. If the facility is supplied by a public community water system, the applicant or facility operator shall provide documentation of water testing conducted by a laboratory certified by the Department of Environmental Protection for water testing for lead and copper from all faucets and other sources used for drinking water or food preparation and at least 50 percent of all indoor water faucets utilized by the center.
Violation Observed: Provide documentation of water testing conducted by a laboratory certified by the Department of Environmental Protection for water testing for lead and copper from all faucets and other sources used for drinking water or food preparation and at least 50% of all indoor water faucets utilized by the center. Complete and submit DCF Drinking Water Testing Statement of Assurance.
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Southern Federal University | Press Center: SFedU Preschool Teachers Defended Their Diplomas Live
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06/30/2022
SFedU preschool teachers defended their diplomas live
06/30/2022
At the Academy of Psychology and Pedagogy of the SFedU, open defenses of the Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees of Bachelors and Masters of the Department of Preschool Education took place. All defenses were broadcast live on YouTube. Representatives of science and practice from different cities of the Russian Federation and Kazakhstan joined the broadcast.
On June 23-28 at the Boiling Point of SFedU there were open defenses of final qualifying works of graduates of the Department of Preschool Education of AF SFedU. Graduates successfully defended research related to the development of preschool children, interaction with parents (legal representatives), social partners and preschool education management.
Representatives of professional communities, associations of employers, leaders of the best preschool educational organizations were invited to an expert discussion of the open defense procedure. 9 left his feedback on this format of diploma defense.0044 Yuri Antonov , Honored Worker of the Russian Society of Sociologists (ROS), President of the Association of the Best Preschool Educational Organizations and Teachers.
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“Representatives of our Association and I personally are grateful to you for the opportunity to participate online in defending students’ graduation theses. Works worthy of defense were carried out at a high organizational and technical level of the activities of the department and graduates,” said Yuri Antonov.
Lyudmila Lenetskaya , Deputy Head of the Department of Education of the city of Rostov-on-Don, emphasized the importance of the research results for use in the activities of kindergartens in Rostov. She wished the department to expand the range of innovative platforms for continuing research.
The importance of the new format of interaction was also emphasized by Alexandra Gogoberidze A.I. Herzen in St. Petersburg, Marina Korepanova – Head of the Department of Pedagogy of Preschool Education of the Volgograd State Socio-Pedagogical University and Larisa Gurieva – founder and director of the kindergarten and private school “Bakyt-Aktau” in Kazakhstan.
Videos of the final qualification theses defenses of teachers will remain open for viewing on the SFedU Boiling Points YouTube channel and will be available at the following links:
Full-time undergraduate studies
June 24, 2022: https://youtu.be/Mx7dwdFNOIM
Masters
June 25, 2022: https://youtu.be/v_5GtU6p5bc
Undergraduate part-time
June 27, 2022 https://youtu.be/v_5GtU6p5bc
youtube.be/fkI3BG2dTNs
June 28, 2022: https://youtu.be/_n1aCNo96ac
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Basic information | Academy for Gifted Children (Nayanova)
Brief information about the educational organization
State budget non-standard general educational institution of the Samara region “Academy for gifted children (Nayanova)” is a non-standard general educational organization that has the right to implement basic and additional educational programs, not related to the type of such an educational organization, in order to identify and support individuals who have shown outstanding abilities, as well as individuals who have achieved success in educational activities, scientific (research) activities and creative activities.
The main goals of the Academy are to identify, support children who have achieved success in educational, scientific (research), creative, experimental and innovative activities, based on modern scientific methods and technologies for teaching, educating and developing their personality.
The subject of the Academy’s activities is:
– implementation of basic and additional general educational programs of preschool education, primary general education, basic general education, secondary general education based on the differentiation of their content, taking into account the educational needs and interests of students;
– creating conditions for the implementation of innovative projects and programs, research and scientific and experimental activities with students;
– implementation of additional professional programs – advanced training programs.
The Academy is the assignee of State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education of the Samara Region “Samara State Regional Academy (Nayanova)” , renamed from May 01, 2019d. Decree of the Government of the Samara Region dated April 26, 2019 No. 265 in connection with a change in the type of educational organization.
Full name of the organization: State budgetary general educational institution of the Samara region “Academy for gifted children (Nayanova)”
The abbreviated name : GTNOU С “Academy for gifted children (Nayanova)”
organizationally -legal form : state budgetary institution of the Samara region
Date of the creation of an educational organization: 05/18/1989
OGRN 1026300961939
TIN 6315702004
CPP 631501001
Information about founders
The founder of the Academy is the Samara region.
Functions and powers of the founders of the Academy on behalf of the Samara Region are carried out by:
Ministry of Education and Science of the Samara Region :
Information about the branches of the educational organization (including those located outside the Russian Federation):
no branches (including those located outside the Russian Federation).
Information about representative offices of the educational organization (including those outside the Russian Federation):
The educational organization has no branches (including those located outside the Russian Federation).
Information about the places of educational activities, including those not specified in the annex to the license (in the register of licenses) for educational activities in accordance with Part 4 of Article 91 of the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 No. 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation”
No.
Name of object
Location address
Direction of educational activities
Purpose of object
Area (sq. m.)
Documents
1
Educational building at st. Chapaevskaya, 186
Samara region, Samara, Leninsky district, st. Chapaevskaya, 186
Place of implementation of educational activities for basic general education programs, for additional general education programs
Academic building
2047.1
Conclusion on the compliance of the protected object with fire safety requirements
Sanitary and epidemiological report
2
Educational building at st. Molodogvardeyskaya, 196
Samara region, Samara, Leninsky district, st. Molodogvardeyskaya, 196
Place of educational activities for basic general education programs, for additional general education programs, for additional professional educational programs
Academic building
4267.8
Conclusion on the compliance of the object of protection with fire safety requirements
Sanitary and epidemiological report
3
Educational premises at st. Fair, 17
Samara region, Samara, Leninsky district, st. Samarskaya/Yarmarochnaya, 201-203/17
Place of implementation of educational activities for basic general education programs, for additional general education programs
Educational premises
1107.8
Conclusion on the compliance of the object of protection with fire safety requirements
Sanitary and epidemiological report
4
Educational premises at st. Fair, 19
Samara region, Samara, Leninsky district, st. Sadovaya / st. Yarmarochnaya, 210/19
Place of educational activities for basic general education programs, for additional general education programs, for additional professional educational programs
Educational premises
442. 5
Conclusion on the compliance of the object of protection with fire safety requirements
Sanitary and epidemiological report
Sadovaya Irina Viktorovna
University work
2019 – present
– Senior Lecturer of the Department of Information Technology.
2007 – 2019
– leading programmer, senior lecturer (part-time) of the Department of Engineering Technology
1994 – 2007
– engineer – programmer of the II category – programmer of the I category – leading engineer, assistant (part-time) of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology
Sadovaya Irina Viktorovna
senior lecturer
Scientific and educational activities: Information technology
Biography and awards
She was born on December 27, 1973 in Rostov-on-Don. In 1991 she graduated from secondary school No. 46. In the same year she entered the technical school of informatics and computer technology, from which she graduated with honors in 1994. In 2000 she graduated from the DSTU with a degree in Economics and Enterprise Management. In 2015 graduated with honors from the DSTU master’s program and received a master’s degree in direction 09.04.02 Information systems and technologies.
He is engaged in educational and methodological and scientific work, has scientific publications, patents, teaching aids and educational and methodological developments, is the curator of educational groups. Regularly takes part in international, all-Russian, regional scientific conferences.
In 2016 she was awarded a diploma of the Ministry
education of the Russian Federation.
From September 2019 to the present, he has been working as a senior lecturer at the Department of Information Technology.
Conducts all types of studies for bachelors. Engaged in educational and methodological and scientific work. He is the curator of study groups.
Education
1994
Rostov College of Economics and Statistics,
Computer and AS programming
2000
Don State Technical University,
Economics and management at the enterprise
2015
Don State Technical University,
Information systems and technologies
2015 – “Machining with a variable tool axis vector. Turning in NX” (Certificate “Clio-Soft”, Moscow).
2017 – “Design and technological assurance of the quality of machine-building products”, FGBOU VO DSTU
2018 – “Comprehensive support for the educational process of people with disabilities and persons with disabilities”, FGBOU VO DSTU
2018 – “First Aid”, FGBOU VO DSTU
2019 – “Electronic information and educational environment of the university”, FGBOU VO DSTU
Publications
The Effect of Vibro-Finishing Treatment on The Porosity of the Surface Layer of the Surface Layer of Powder Metallurgy Products.
X International Scientific and Practical Conference “Innovations in Mechanical Engineering” (ISPCIME-2019), MATEC Web of Conferences, Volume 297, 2019 (co-authored by Yuriy Ankudimov, Dieudonne Essola and Tatyana Bagdasaryan.)
The use of vibrowave processes to improve the efficiency of machine-building production operations.
Perspective directions of development of finishing-hardening treatment and vibration-wave technologies: Sat. tr. scientific seminar dedicated to in memory of the Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation, Dr. Sci. sciences, honorary prof. DSTU A.P. Babicheva / Don. state tech. un-t. – Rostov n / D .: DSTU, 2019. – S. 167-171. (co-author V. I. Butenko)
Formation kinetics and structure of zinc coating on steel during vibration treatment with heating
Perspective directions of development of finishing and hardening treatment and vibrowave technologies: Sat. tr. scientific seminar dedicated to in memory of the Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation, Dr. Sci. sciences, honorary prof. DSTU A.P. Babicheva / Don. state tech. un-t. – Rostov n / D .: DSTU, 2019. – S. 310-315. (co-author Ankudimov Yu.P., Korchagin D.P., Taranukha E.S.)
The main directions of creating combined methods of vibration processing
: Fundamental foundations of physics, chemistry and dynamics of science-intensive technological systems of shaping and assembly of products collection of proceedings of the scientific symposium of mechanical engineering technologists / Don. state tech. un-t. – Rostov n/a.: DSTU, 2019. pp. 346-350. (co-author Ankudimov Yu.P., Sadovaya EN)
Features of the process of joining aluminum powder with a steel substrate under vibration exposure.
Thermodynamic phenomena of the interaction of the processing medium with the surface of parts during WMT
Prospective directions of development of finishing and hardening technology and vibrowave technologies collection of proceedings of the international scientific and technical conference dedicated to 9To the 0th anniversary of the Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Honorary Professor of DSTU A.P. Babichev. / Don. state tech. un-t. – Rostov n / D .: DSTU, 2018. S. 155-157. (co-author Ankudimov Yu.P.)
Model for reducing the porosity of the surface of parts made of metal powders by SPD methods
Science-intensive and vibration-wave technologies for processing parts of high-tech products materials of the international scientific symposium of mechanical engineering technologists. Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation; Don. state tech. un-t; Russian Foundation for Basic Research. / Don. state tech. un-t. – Rostov n / D .: DSTU, 2018. S. 271-274. (co-author Ankudimov Yu.P., Korchagin D.P.)
Formation of a modified layer on a steel surface during vibration mechanical heat treatment
Bulletin of the Rybinsk State Aviation Technological Academy. P.A. Solovyov. 2017. No. 2 (41). pp. 52-56. (co-author Babichev A.P., Ankudimov Yu.P.)
MBOU Odintsovo secondary school No. 12 preschool department
Data on the teaching staff of MBOU Odintsovo secondary school No. 12 preschool department – kindergarten No. 79 as of January 1, 2022
The name of the educational program, in the implementation of which the teachers of the preschool department – kindergarten No. 79 participate: “The main general educational program of preschool education for 2020 – 2025.”
Teaching staff*
No.
Last name, first name, patronymic (in full)
Position(s) held
Teaching disciplines
Level of education
Qualification
Name of the direction of training and (or) specialty
Data on advanced training and (or) professional retraining (if available)
Total work experience
Professional experience
Qualification category *
1.
Dobrovolskaya
Julia
Sergeevna
Senior caregiver
pre-school education
Higher
“Organizer-methodist”
Moscow Humanitarian Pedagogical Institute, 2008
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
03/16/2020 – 04/27/2020
GOU VPO MGOU
“Communicative competence of a teacher as a resource for improving the quality of education” – 72 hours
Total: 472 hours
24 years old
18 years old
Higher
2.
Andreeva
Elena
Anatolievna
Educator
pre-school education older age
Medium spec.
“Kindergarten teacher”
Pedagogical class at school No. 28
Smolensk, 1984
TRAINING
Online Learning Center of the All-Russian Forum “Educators of Russia: Innovations in Education”
“SOFT SKILLS – the formation of a system of soft skills” – 72 hours
07.12.20-25.12.20
35 l
35 l
Appropriate position
3
Drannikova
Elena
Arsentievna
teacher
pre-school education middle age
Higher
teacher
Moscow Regional Pedagogical College, 2001
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
Total: 72 hours
20 l
20 l
Higher
4
Zaitseva
Svetlana Vladimirovna
Speech therapist
pre-school education
Higher
“Teacher-speech therapist, defectologist”
Moscow State Open Pedagogical University, 1996
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“The current state and current problems of speech therapy” – 108 h
14.04.20 – 07.05.20
Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge
“Education of children with disabilities in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard” – 72 h
21. 04.20 – 07.05.20
ANO DPO “Enlightenment-Capital”
“Peculiarities of activities of speech therapy centers and speech therapy rooms on issues of working with children with disabilities and disabilities” – 16h
PEI HE “Regional Institute of Business and Management”, Ryazan under the program “Pedagogical activities for the implementation of preschool education programs in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard”, 2017.
520h
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
03/18/19 – 04/29/19
ASOU
“Formation of the teacher’s ICT competence in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard of preschool education” –
72 hours
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
Total: 144 hours
19L
03 g
First
7
Kuznetsova
Galina
Nikolaevna
Educator
early childhood education
Medium special
“Kindergarten teacher”
Pedagogical school No. 3 named after. N.K. Krupskoy
Moscow, 1989.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
24.05.21-28.05.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of speech development of preschool children” – 18h
21. 05.21-30.05.21
MO MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Pedagogy of early childhood” – 72h
16.06.21-24.06.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of artistic and aesthetic development of preschool children” – 18h
Total: 108 hours
32 g
32 g
Higher
8
Lesina
Natalia
Viktorovna
Teacher – speech therapist
pre-school education
Higher
“Teacher – speech therapist, teacher in Russian. language and literature”
Moscow State Pedagogical University, 1997
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
09/12/19 – 11/19/19
GBOU VO MO ASOU
“Correction of general underdevelopment of speech in preschoolers in the context of the implementation of the GEF of preschool education” – 72h.
11/24/19 – 12/18/19
Infourok LLC
“Modern methods of logopedic rhythm with children with speech disorders” – 108h.
05.01.20 – 29.01.20
Infourok LLC
“The system of accompanying a child with disabilities in a general developmental kindergarten” – 108 h.
from 19.02.21 -04.03.21
ANO DPO “Institute for advanced training and retraining “Defectology Prof” under the program
“Early help system. Diagnosis and correction of developmental problems in infants and young children” — 72 hours.
Total: 360h.
24l
12L
Higher
9
Vikhlyanskaya Anna Sergeevna
Physical instructor culture
pre-school education
higher
“Pedagogy and methods of preschool education”
Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University, 2003
RETRAINING
30.08.21-25.02.22
Academy of Business and Systems Management
“Physical culture in preschool educational organizations” – 260 hours
Total: 260h.
18 years old
18 years old
–
10
Medvedeva
Elena Vladimirovna
Educator
pre-school education senior age
Medium special
“Preschool teacher”
Moscow Pedagogical School No. 6 of the Moscow City Executive Committee, 1978
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of GEF DO” – 72 hours
Total: 72 hours
42g
42g
Higher
11
Molokost Tatyana Yurievna
Physical instructor culture
pre-school education
Secondary special
Nurse; nursing
Medical School No. 9 State Medical University, Moscow, 1991
RETRAINING
GOU VPO MGOU, 2015, “Instructor in physical
culture in a preschool educational institution, 510 h
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
05.06.22-17.06.22
TsDPO LLC “Center for advanced training and retraining “Ray of knowledge”
“Health-saving technologies in the physical development of preschoolers and their application in the conditions of the Federal State Educational Standard of Education”
144h
Total 144 hours
13 l
7 l
First
12
Nalbandyan Inesa Yurievna
Educator
preschool senior age
Higher
“Teacher of Russian language and literature”
Vanadzor State Pedagogical Institute. O. Tumanyan, 2007
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
11.03.20 – 23.04.20
GOU VPO MGOU
“Communicative competence of a teacher as a resource for improving the quality of education” – 72 h
21.05.21-30.05.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Pedagogy of early childhood” – 72 hours
16.06.21-24.06.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of artistic and aesthetic development of preschool children” – 18h
Total: 234 hours
RETRAINING
PEI HE “Regional Institute of Business and Management”, Ryazan under the program “Pedagogical activities for the implementation of preschool education programs in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard”, 2016 – 520 hours
7 l
7 l
Higher
13
Osoyanu Elena Ivanovna
Educator
pre-school education older age
Higher
. Pedagogy, Preschool Pedagogy
State Pedagogical University. Iona Creanga, Chisinau; 2004
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
01/10/19 – 01/22/19
All-Russian Scientific and Educational Center “Modern Educational Technologies”
“Modern correctional and developmental methods of working with preschool children. Puppet Therapy. – 72 hours
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
Non-state educational private institution of the HPE “Moscow Social and Humanitarian Institute”, 2014.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
10/10/19 – 11/01/19
ASOU
“Modern approaches to organizing the cognitive development of preschool children” – 32h
11.03.20 – 23.04.20
GOU VPO MGOU
“Communicative competence of a teacher as a resource for improving the quality of education” – 72 hours
07.12.20-25.12.20
Online Learning Center of the All-Russian Forum “Educators of Russia: Innovations in Education”
“SOFT SKILLS – the formation of a system of soft skills” – 72 h
05/24/21-05/29/21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of speech development of preschool children” – 18 hours
16. 06.21-24.06.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of artistic and aesthetic development of preschool children” – 18h
Total: 284 h
RETRAINING
2016
Uchitel Publishing House LLC
department of additional retraining under the program of professional retraining “Pedagogy and methods of preschool education” – 520 hours
13L
13L
Higher
15
Samsykina
Nadezhda Vladimirovna
Educator
pre-school education middle age
Secondary special
“Preschool education”
Odintsovo branch of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Faculty of pre-university training, 2017
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
06/14/19 – 06/28/19
Center for Continuing Education and Innovation LLC
“Development of the professional competence of a teacher of a preschool educational organization in accordance with the professional standard” – 72 hours
06/14/19 . – 06/28/19
Center for Continuing Education and Innovation LLC
“The use of ICT in the work of a teacher of a preschool educational organization in the context of the Federal State Educational Standard” – 72 hours
ASOU
“Modern approaches to organizing the cognitive development of preschool children” – 32 hours
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of GEF DO” – 72 hours
03/16/20 – 04/27/20
GOU VPO MGOU
“Communicative competence of a teacher as a resource for improving the quality of education” – 72 hours
Total: 320h.
6 l
6 l
Higher
16
Galaktionova
Irina Alexandrovna
Educator
pre-school education middle age
Higher
“Educator-psychologist”
GOU VPO Moscow State University humanitarian institute. M.A. Sholokhov, 2010
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
03/16/20 – 04/27/20
GOU VPO MGOU
“Communicative competence of a teacher as a resource for improving the quality of education” – 72 hours
06/02/20 – 06/23/20
MOMO GBOU VO MO ASOU “Technology of project activities in the process of familiarizing children with preschool education” – 72h
08/18/20 – 28.08.20
Higher School of Business Administration LLC
“Methods and techniques for reducing the level of aggressiveness in preschool children” – 72 hours
Total: 216h.
13 l
13L
First
17
Starshova
Anna Viktorovna
Music head
pre-school education
Higher
“Music teacher”
GOU VPO Penza State Pedagogical University. V.G. Belinsky, 2010
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
01/31/18 – 03/05/18
T.I. Suvorova “Implementation of the principle of integration in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of preschool education in the process of developing dance movement skills” – 72h
01/11/2020
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“ First (pre-hospital) emergency care ” – 72 hours
Terpsichore Secrets LLC
“Creative dance and choreography for children” – 72 hours
Total: 216h.
16L
14L
Higher
18
Struchalina
Irina
Nikolaevna
Educator
pre-school education middle age
Higher
primary school teacher,
Astrakhan State Pedagogical University, 2002
RETRAINING
18. 05.21 — 05.10.21
ANO DPO “Moscow Academy of Professional Competencies”
“Educator of a speech therapy group, teacher of preschool children” – 710 h
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
12/17/19 – 01/14/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“Robotics and design in preschool education in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard for Education” – 72 h.
19.05.20 – 02.06.20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge” “Education of children with disabilities in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard” – 72 hours
06/02/20 – 06/16/20
ANO DPO “Central Russian Academy of Modern Knowledge”
“First aid in an educational organization” – 72 hours
Total: 216h.
2d
2g
First
19
Florya
Galina
Sergeevna
Educator
pre-school education older age
Medium special
economics and accounting
Moscow Trade and Economic College, 1996.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
10/20/20-12/15/20
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern technology approaches” – 72 h
Total: 72 hours
RETRAINING
Regional Institute of Business and Management, Ryazan, 2017 – 520 h.
01y 10m 01d
Higher
20
Fomina
Galina
Ivanovna
Educator
pre-school education senior age
Secondary special
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
01/16/19 – 03/13/19
GOU VO MGOU
“The use of information and communication technologies in the work of a preschool teacher” – 72 hours
24.05.21-29.05.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of speech development of preschool children” – 18 hours
16. 06.21-24.06.21
MO GOU VO MO “GSTU”
“Modern approaches to the organization of artistic and aesthetic development of preschool children” – 18 hours
Total: 108 hours
35 years old
15l 09m 27d
First
*In an educational organization there are no employees with an academic title or degree.
03/44/03 Special (defectological) education
Tartysheva Natalia Anatolyevna
Associate Professor of the Department of Economics, Management and Information Technology (elected by competition, order dated 29.10.2021 No. 281 l / s)
Economics of energy Economics of electric power Graduation work-Consultations / Preparation of WRC Methods of management and state regulation of socio-economic systems of the national economy Planning at enterprises and organizations, member Management and regulation of state and municipal property Regulation of social and labor relations with personnel of the organization Modern methods and techniques of teaching management disciplines Energy management R&D practice/Research activities
cand. economy Sciences
without academic title
history economics
higher specialist, magistracy
teacher of history and socio-political disciplines
master;
head of an educational organization;
specialist in managing the economic security of territorial entities and business entities. Teacher.
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute. Application of information and communication technologies in educational activities. remote technologies. 72 hours, 01/17/2022;
Technological Institute of Service (branch) of the federal budgetary educational institution of higher education “Don State Technical University” in Stavropol, Stavropol Territory. Implementation of public-private partnership in various sectors of the economy. 72 hours, 10/15/2021;
LLC “Academy of State Certification”, Izhevsk. Legal norms and organization of events that ensure the formation of a civil position and the prevention of corruption in society. 144 hours, 10/05/2021;
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute. Technologies of psychological and pedagogical support in the system of inclusive higher education. 72 hours, 06/21/2021;
FGAOU DPO “State Institute of New Forms of Education”, Moscow. Modern approaches to the organization of educational work in the educational organization of higher education. 72 hours, 06/21/2021;
St. Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation. Methodological support of academic discipline in the electronic educational environment of the university. 16:00, 12/29/2020;
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute. Features of the design, implementation and implementation of the “Program of education in educational organizations”. 72 hours, 04/05/2021;
ANO “University of the National Technology Initiative 2035”. Methods and technologies based on working with data, focus “Introduction to data-based management.” 24 hours, 12/11/2020;
North Caucasian Federal University. Training of regional experts of competitions of professional skills “Abilimpiks”. 72 hours, 11/30/2020;
North Caucasian Federal University, Stavropol. New production technologies in the electric power industry. 74 hours, 12/22/2020;
ANO DPO “Platform”, Izhevsk. Training in first aid for victims in an educational organization. 16 hours, 10/16/2020;
PEI DPO “Don Educational and Methodological Center for Vocational Education”, Rostov-on-Don. Organization of a mentoring system in an educational organization. 256 hours, 07/06/2020
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute”. Modern technologies for designing power supply for enterprises and cities. 72 hours, 03/25/2020;
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute”. Automobiles and automotive industry. 360 hours, 19.02.2019;
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute”. State and municipal management and regulation. 354 hours, 25.02.2019;
GBU DPO “Center for Continuous Development” of the Ministry of Education and Science of the KBR. Actual aspects of teaching the discipline “Planning, analysis and control in the management of an economic entity” in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education. 108 hours, 04/30/2019;
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute. The use of information and communication technologies in educational institutions in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard. 72 hours, 02/20/2019;
ANO DPO “Institute of New Technologies and Management”. Management in education. Management of inclusive education. 780 hours, 01/30/2019
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk State Humanitarian and Technical Institute. Economic security. 730 hours, 09/12/2017
State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Nevinnomyssk Humanitarian and Technical Institute. Management in education. 730 hours, 06/27/2013;
23 years old
23 years old
Basic information – MBDOU d / s No. 7
The building was built in 1962. How the kindergarten functioned until 1997, from 1997 to 2008. – as evening school No. 1. Since November 2011, work began on the reconstruction of a preschool institution. The customer of the project for the overhaul of MBDOU d / s No. 7 was the education department of the Belgorod city administration and the MU UKS of the Belgorod city administration. The contractor for construction work is SK Leader LLC.
The municipal budgetary preschool educational institution of a general developmental type kindergarten No. 7 was created by the order of the Belgorod city administration dated February 25, 2013 No. 553 “On the creation of a municipal budgetary preschool educational institution of a general developmental type of kindergarten No. 7 of Belgorod”. On March 21, 2013, MBDOU d / s No. 7 was registered with the Federal Tax Service and entered in the unified state register of legal entities. Kindergarten was put into operation on May 30, 2013
On the basis of the order of the Department of Education of the Administration of the city of Belgorod dated July 20, 2015 No. 1007, the Charter of the Institution and the Record Sheet of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities dated July 27, 2015 (GRN 215 312 313 99 59), municipal budgetary preschool educational institution Kindergarten of a general developmental type No. 7 in Belgorod was renamed into a municipal budgetary preschool educational institution kindergarten of a combined type No. 7 “Semitsvetik” in Belgorod.
The institution is a non-profit organization.
Full name of the institution: municipal budgetary preschool educational institution combined type kindergarten No. 7 “Semitsvetik”, Belgorod
Abbreviated name of the institution: MBDOU d / s No. 7
Organizational and legal form: municipal 9615 institution, type – budgetary.
Type of educational organization : preschool educational organization.
The founder of the Institution is the urban district “City of Belgorod”. The functions and powers of the Founder are carried out by the Department of Education of the Administration of the City of Belgorod
Community Preschool | A caring and stimulating environment for your child’s first adventure into the world of education.
Walk-a-thon Fundraiser – Friday, Sept. 30th at 11:30am
Join your child’s teachers and classmates at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 30th at Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park for our annual walk-a-thon fundraiser. Children will take three laps around the park, play with their friends and enjoy a special treat afterward. We will have a pot luck lunch (details available soon) and meet new friends!
Look for fundraiser packets to be sent home with your child in mid-September. This popular fundraiser helps us keep tuition affordable, and every cent is spent on toys, books, supplies and other equipment at Community Preschool.
Not able to attend our Walk-a-thon, send a payment through Zelle to [email protected] Thanks for your support!
October – Pumpkin Patch at the Van Hares
Our classes will be back to the Van Hare’s for a fun pumpkin patch and farm field trip! The cost is $8. 00 for students, $5.00 for siblings and $3.00 for extra pumpkins. Ms. Hanna and Ms. Jenn will meet their classes at there at pumpkin patch. Mrs. Martinez’s classes will meet at preschool at the usual class time. Families will drive their children to the field trip and stay the whole time.
Oct 4th – Ms. Hanna’s TR 3’s meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
Oct 10th – Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4’s meet at preschool @ 8:45 a.m.
Oct 10th – Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4’s meet at preschool @ 12:45 p.m.
Oct 11th – Mrs. Martinez’s TR 3’s meet at preschool @ 8:45 a.m.
Oct 12th – Ms. Hanna’s MW 3’s meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
Oct 12th – Ms. Jenn’s PreK meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
Oct 21st – Ms. Hanna’s 2 1/2 meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
This is a great field trip, make sure you turn in your permission slips and pay cash for your child. See you there!
Van Hare’s Pumpkin Patch – 3028 Canter Lane, Loveland CO 80537
Image by Freepik.com
Alumni Family Helps our Guinea Pigs
The Carley family takes great care of our guinea pigs! They make sure their nails stay short and give them lots of love.
Thank you for visiting!
Second Quarter Tuition Due
September 30, 2022
Tuition for the second quarter of the 2022–2023 school year will be due by Friday, September 30, 2022. There are three payment options available:
Mail your payment to P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539.
Pay online using Zelle to [email protected]
Place payment (cash or check) in our Treasurer box in the preschool. Make checks payable to “Community Preschool” and add your child’s name and class in the memo line to ensure proper credit to your account.
Click here to visit the Tuition and Schedule page and find the tuition amount for your child’s class.
Contact the treasurer Lauren R. with any questions about tuition. If you are having difficulty with paying tuition according to the schedule, please contact us immediately. We are willing to work with you, but it is best to have a plan before tuition is due and late fees are incurred.
Scholastic Book Orders Due
Wednesday, September 28th
Class code:R3Q3J
Throughout the school year families have an opportunity to purchase affordable books for their children through Scholastic. Every book you purchase earns points for Community Preschool to purchase educational materials and books for the classrooms. Go to https://clubs.scholastic.com and create an account with the code R3Q3J. Families can also complete a paper order and return to their child’s teacher with a check payment.
Enjoy your reading! If you have questions, please contact Ms. Tammy.
We Still Have Openings for 2022–2023
Classes Started the Week of September 6th
Download our 2022–2023 registration packet. Please fill it out by hand or complete it electronically, including digital signatures, before printing with Adobe Acrobat Reader (https://get.adobe.com/reader).
Families will need to email the completed packet and a photo to Ms. Tammy. In addition, families need to pay a $75 non-refundable registration fee (check, cash, or Zelle).
Zelle – [email protected]
Check – Mail to Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland CO 80539
In addition, we will need medical forms, a general health form, and a list of immunizations. We must receive medical forms before your child starts preschool.
General Health Appraisal Form – this form needs a doctor’s signature and can be substituted with your doctor’s own form
Certificate of Immunization form – Please provide a list of your child’s immunizations or this form filled out by your doctor’s office
Non-Medical Exemption Form – If your child is missing any immunizations
Medical Exemption Form – If your child is missing any immunizations
The immunization exemption forms must be signed by your pediatrician or you must take an online learning module.
Medical forms can be mailed to – Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539
Medical forms can be emailed to – Tammy Fiske
Our 2022–2023 Classes:
Ms. Hanna’s Friday 2 ½ class: 9-11 a.m. Only 2 spots left
If you have any questions about our classes, please contact our 2s and 3s Coordinator Mary, or our 4s Coordinator Ellen.
Paradice Cream Fundraiser
Monday, May 2nd from 4 – 9 p.m.
Enjoy old-fashioned ice cream, shakes and other sweet treats while raising money for a good cause. Paradice Cream will donate 25% of all purchases back to our preschool. Please let them know you are with Community Preschool!
Invite your friends, family and neighbors!
1399 Sculptor Drive, Loveland CO
Bike and Trike Day at Kroh Park – 4’s Classes
Monday, May 9th
Monday, May 9th is Bike and Trike Day at Kroh Park for the 4’s classes. Drop off and pick up is at Kroh park NOT the preschool. Bring your child’s bike or trike, their helmet, a water bottle and apply sunscreen before they arrive. Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the fun!
See you Monday at Kroh park –
Mrs. Martinez’s 4’s class MWF – 8:45 a.m. drop off & pick up at 11:15 a.m.
Ms. Jenn’s PreK – 9:00 a.m. drop off & pick up at noon
Mrs. Martinez’s PM class – 12:45 p. m. drop off & pick up at 3:15 p.m.
Join Your Child for a Frozen Treat on the
Last Day of School – Last Week of School May 16 – 20
It is definitely difficult and surprising to think that the end of the school year is fast approaching. Thank you to everyone for making this year work.
We invite our families to come early on your child’s last day for an outside goodbye on the playground. Please arrive 30 minutes before pick up, share a popsicle with other families, and say goodbye.
Ms. Hanna’s 3’s – Wednesday, May 18th – 11:00 a.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s 3’s – Thursday, May 19th – 10:30 a.m.
Ms. Jenn’s Prek – Thursday, May 19th 11:30 a.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s 3/4 PM – Thursday, May 19th 2:45 p.m.
Ms. Jenn’s 2 1/2 – May 20th 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s MWF – May 20th – 10:30 a.m.
Thank you all for your support, friendship and love that you so richly bestow on our little school and us. This year marks our 50th year of operation for Community Preschool, and this is a huge accomplishment of which we are very proud. Our success is due largely to your continued support. Thank you!
Have a wonderful summer and take good care!
Tour – Wednesday, August 24th at 10:00 a.m.
Haven’t had a chance to take a tour of Community Preschool yet? Now’s your chance!
Our teachers will be at the preschool on Wednesday, August 24th at 10:00 a.m. to show you around the school (kids are welcome!). No need to email beforehand, just show up!
We hope to see you there!
Long Day at Work? Stop by Freddy’s
Monday, August 15th from 5–8 p.m.
What will be for dinner tonight? Go to Freddy’s at 3479 Mountain Lion Drive in Loveland (on U.S. 34 near Mountain View High School) on Monday, August 15th from 5-8 pm to pick up dinner and support our preschool! Let the cashier know you are with Community Preschool and enjoy your dinner!
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Loveland Ready Mix Concrete – 4’s Field Trip
Wednesday, May 11th
The field trip is for all our 4’s classes, MWF, PreK and the PM class. We will meet at Loveland Ready Mix Concrete (644 N. Namaqua Ave., Loveland) at 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, May 11th.
Summer Break
May 23–September 5
The first day of school for the 2022–2023 school year is Tuesday, September 6, 2022.
We have openings in several classes for the Fall! To enroll fill out our registration packet, including a photo of your child and a non-refundable registration fee. Please see below for more details on registering and enrolling under “Register Here.”
If you would like information about registering your child, please contact Ellen for the 4s classes or Mary for the 2 ½-year-old class or 3s classes. If you need to contact a board member or teacher please go to Contact Us to select the person you would like to email. We will also check our voicemail once a week through the summer. Call us at 970-669-4323.
Have a fabulous summer!
School Picture Days – October 5, 6 & 7
Lowercase Imaging will take a class and individual photo of our students on Wednesday, October 5th, Thursday, October 6th and Friday, October 7th. Parents will view, order and pay all online a week or two after photo day. Photos should arrive before Thanksgiving.
Wednesday October 5th – 9:15 a.m
Ms. Hanna’s MW 3’s class
Ms. Jenn’s PreK class
Thursday, October 6th – 9:00 a.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s T/Th 3’s class
Ms. Hanna’s T/Th 3’s Class
Thursday, October 6th – 1:00 p.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4’s Class
Friday, October 7th – 9:00 a.m.
Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4’s class
Ms. Hanna’s 2 1/2 class
Make up individual photos
Lions Club Free Vision Screening
Monday April 25th at 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Tuesday April 26th at 9:00 a.m.
Colorado Lions work to brighten the future of Colorado’s children through the KidSight Program. Their non-invasive vision-screening can detect most problems that cause poor vision in young children, such as Strabismus, Astigmatism, High Myopia, Anisometropia & High Hyperopia.
Look for permission forms in your child’s cubbie soon. Pleases leave forms with your child’s teacher.
Open House for Enrolled Families
Monday, August 29
Medical Paperwork & Required Orientation for Families
Come by the preschool anytime between 9:00–11:30 a.m. Your child will meet their teacher, find their cubby, and explore their classroom. Parents will need to attend a virtual Orientation meeting at 10:00 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. We look forward to seeing everyone!
Medical Paperwork is Due (Health Appraisal Form and list of Immunizations – see more information under “Register Here” for links and more details)
Mandatory Orientation for all parents (attend during Open House or Virtual)
10:00 a.m. in-person in our gym, or
6:00 p.m. virtual meeting (link will be provided in an email to enrolled families)
Butterfly Release
All of our classes observed butterflies going through their life cycle. We started with caterpillars which turned into a chrysalis and finally, beautiful butterflies.
Easter Egg Hunt at The Hillcrest
The Hillcrest invited us to a wonderful Easter Egg Hunt. The residents and staff were amazing! There were so many eggs—the children had so much fun hunting. There was also a surprise guest: the Easter Bunny!
Thank you to all the staff and lovely residents for hosting a fabulous Easter Egg Hunt!
Thanks to your incredible generosity, our virtual pancake breakfast and silent auction was a big success. We raised more than $2,500! That’s money for school supplies, toys, and outdoor equipment — funds we rely on to operate while keeping tuition affordable. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your generosity.
Our sincerest thank you to the following people and organizations who donated to our silent auction:
Origins Wine Bar & Wood Fired Pizza
Ziggi’s Coffee
Wash Me! Car Wash
Loveland Laser Tag
Betty Harrington Tumblers
Boynton Family
Christian Brothers Automotive
Loveland Public Library
ASC Soapworks
Clara Brubaker Quilt
Kathleen Geraghty
Norm Goding
Awards Unlimited
Denver Firefighter Museum
Holistic Yoga School
Glow Golf
Big Thompson Brewery
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
Binny Photography
Scheels
Wicked Tequila Room
Laura Martinez
Hanna Copeland
Jenn Gregoire
Megan Albanez, Real Estate Agent
Rodan & Fields
Ana Bharadwaj
Rocket Kidz
Victoria’s Creations
34 Liquor
Melody Crawford
Mattress Firm of Northern Colorado (Jason DeVilbiss)
Johanna Hand Crafted Jams
Win Supply Inc
Brooke Boynton Hughes
Wooden Mountain Bouldering & Gym
Gonzo Screen Printing and Embroidery
Doug & Trish Will
Patty Beumer – Pampered Chef
Gardens on Spring Creek
Cindy N. , our Development Coordinator, for her fantastic fundraising!
Katelynn B., our Publicity Coordinator, for all her hard work on our auction!
Thank you, Community Preschool families and friends, for your incredible support!
Community Preschool is closed for Spring Break Monday, March 14th – Friday, March 18th
Enjoy your week off school and we will resume classes on Monday, March 21st!
SILENT AUCTION –
SAT. APRIL 2nd 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Our most popular fundraiser and community-building event of the year — the pancake breakfast — we are putting on hold again. But though we won’t meet for pancakes in person this year, we’re still excited to host the popular online silent auction, with 100% of the proceeds going straight to your child’s classroom.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 2nd, 8:00 am – 7:00 pm and watch Community Preschool’s Facebook page for the auction to go live.
Preview the items the last week of March. We’ll be auctioning off a handmade dollhouse, birthday packages from Urban Air and Wooden Mountain, gift baskets to Wicked Tequila and Rodan & Fields Skin Care, Loveland Laser Tag Gift cards and many more fun items.
To bid on an item on April 2nd, comment with your price. Items go to the highest bidder once the auction closes at 7 pm. If you win an item, a Community Preschool Board member will get in touch with you to arrange for the item pick up and payment.
If you do not wish to purchase an auction item, please consider making a donation to Community Preschool through our PayPal link at the top of this page.
Make sure you are enjoying pancakes for breakfast, lunch or dinner from the comfort of your home while you bid!
For more information, email the fundraising/development coordinator.
As always, thank you for your support!
Guess Who Came to Show and Tell
King the dog was a big hit with the class last week. He is a sweet and gentle giant who is great with children! Thank you for visiting King!
Miss Loveland Valentine 2022 – Olivia Friske Visit
On Wednesday, February 9th, Miss Loveland Valentine, Olivia Friske, visited our preschool. She helped students in one of our 3s classes create valentines. Afterward, she walked with two of our 4s classes to the Hillcrest and the children gave the residents their handmade valentines. It was a special day for our children! Thank you, Olivia Friske and the Hillcrest! Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.
NO SCHOOL – Thursday, February 17th – Monday, February 21st
There will be no classes on Thursday, February 17th and Friday, February 18th for conferences. We will be closed on Monday, February 21st in observance of Presidents’ Day.
Enjoy your long weekend and we will see you back on Tuesday, February 22nd!
Snow Day – Thursday February 3rd – NO MORNING CLASSES
Thompson School District schools are operating on a 2 hour delay due to forecasted morning wind chill and road conditions for Thursday February 3rd. We are unable to delay our classes so we will cancel our PreK and Tuesday/Thursday 3’s classes. The Afternoon class will still meet. Classes will resume as normal for Friday, February 4th. Stay safe and warm everyone!
Firefighter Rob Visits
On parent help days our 3s and 4s classes are excited to bring something for Show and Tell. One student brought her firefighter dad. He talked about fire safety and put on his firefighting gear to show the students. He also brought stickers and helmets for the children, which they loved. Thank you, firefighter Rob!
Tuesday tours are available in March and April of our preschool. They will begin at 10:00 a.m. and run approximately 30 minutes. You are welcome to bring your child, a mask and lots of questions. Please contact Ms. Tammy to schedule a tour.
Crocheted Hats Donated to Community Preschool
Irene Thomson crocheted 25 hats for our children at Community Preschool. Laura Martinez, our director and teacher, read the book The Hat by Jan Brett to her classes and afterward, she gave each child a handmade hat of their own. Thank you so much, Irene! Here is a link to another photo in the Reporter-Herald Newspaper.
Beth Epley – Exceptional Storyteller
Holiday Visit Before Winter Break
Beth Epley visited our preschool, which was a special treat for our students before the winter break. Her stories are full of comedy, movement, music and are a unique theater experience. Thank you Beth! (www.imaginationcelebration.org)
Spaghetti Dinner Thank You!
Thank you to all our wonderful current and alumni families, our 20th annual homemade spaghetti dinner was a big success! Your kind generosity raised $1,400!
A special thank you to our fabulous cooks Marco and Santiago Scalise, Norm Goding, Kathleen Geraghty, Bob and Laura Martinez.
Thank you to our board of directors, teachers, and parent volunteers too!
WINTER BREAK – NO SCHOOL
Thursday, December 16 – Friday, December 31
We will be closed for Winter Break from Thursday, December 16th through Friday, December 31st.
Enjoy your break and we will see you all back on Monday, January 3rd in the new year!
VanHare Farm & Pumpkin Patch – Field Trips
Our 3’s and 4’s classes are invited to a fun fall field trip and this will be our 20th year going to the VanHare’s Farm and Pumpkin Patch! Each student will pay $7 which includes a pumpkin. Younger siblings are welcome and will also be $7. Any additional pumpkins are $5 each.
On the day of the field trip, come to preschool as usual and you will drive your child from the preschool. If a parent is unable to drive, please talk to the teacher and they can coordinate a ride for your child. Please fill out the field trip form and pay your child’s teacher before the field trip day. Have a great time!
Friday, Oct. 8th – Mrs. Martinez MWF Class
Monday, Oct. 11th – Ms. Jenn Prek
Tuesday, Oct 12th – Mrs. Martinez T/Th 3’s
Thursday, Oct 14th – Mrs. Martinez 3/4 Combo P.M. Class
Monday, Oct 18th – Ms. Hanna MW 3’s
Wear Your Halloween Costume to Class
Wednesday October 27
Ms. Hanna’s MW 3s class
Thursday, October 28
Mrs. Martinez’s T/Th 3s class
Ms. Jenn’s Pre-K Class
Mrs. Martinez’s PM 3s/4s Combo Class
Friday, October 29
Ms. Jenn’s F 2s class
Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4s class
Open House for Registered Families & Parent Orientation Meetings – Monday, August 30th
Meet your child’s teacher and let your child explore their classroom during Community Preschool’s open house. Drop in at the preschool anytime from 9 to noon on Monday, Aug. 30.
Learn about COVID-19 policies, which snacks are allowed and what to pack in your child’s backpack, among other important information, during the mandatory parent orientation.
At least one parent or guardian MUST attend either orientation:
In-person: 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. 30 in Community Preschool’s courtyard during open house.
Virtual: 6 p.m., Monday, Aug. 30. Join via Zoom at:https://zoom.us/j/98849599469?from=addon.
Don’t forget to turn in your child’s student health record and immunization form during open house.
At this time, we are recommending that all children wear masks while inside the preschool, but they are not required to do so. To help reduce COVID-19 exposure, all parents will need to wear a mask while inside the preschool building.
Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Tuesday, November 30th
Johnstown SCHEELS is donating $100,000 to non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations in Northern Colorado. They will give 20-$5,000 cash donations based on the number of nominations an organization receives.
To nominate Community Preschool,please fill outtheir form with your full name, email and select Community Preschool Loveland. SCHEELS Nomination Page.
Nominations are only accepted until Tuesday, November 30th and winners will be announced Dec. 3rd.
Thank you for your nominations!
Spaghetti Dinner Drive-Thru Fundraiser
Friday, December 3rd from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Please join us for our 20th Annual Spaghetti Dinner at Community Preschool! This year due to Covid, we will continue our drive-thru style spaghetti dinner for you to pick up and enjoy at home with your family. Please drive through the rear of the school, entering off of Douglas Aveune and exiting onto 6th Street.
In order for us to prepare enough food we are asking our families to sign up with the number of people in your family eating.
There is no set fee for dinner, just bring cash or a check to donate any amount when you pick up your food.
Free ice cream coupons are also included with your dinner. The Wild family has generously donated coupons from Dairy Queen in Loveland!
We look forward to seeing you! If you are unable to attend but would like to donate please select the donate button at the top of our home page.
We Still Have Openings in our Current School Year!
Community Preschool is a play-based, parent-run cooperative. We have classes for students ages 2.5 to 5 years old. Parents typically volunteer in the classroom once or twice a month, depending on the class, which helps us keep tuition affordable while connecting parents to their child’s classroom. But new this year, we’re offering an afternoon class with no parent-help requirements.
We have some of the best teachers in the region and a program loved by generations of families for 50 years. Hope to see you at preschool!
Openings for the 2021–2022 school year – ONLY A FEW SPOTS LEFT:
3s: Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a. m.
3s: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45-11:15 a.m.
P.M. 3/4s Combo Class: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 12:45–3:15 p.m. (No parent-help requirements.)
Pre-K: Mondays through Thursdays from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
Email Mary for the 2s and 3s classes or Ellen for the 4s classes.
To schedule a tour contact Tammy. Call 970-669-4323 for more information.
Walk-a-Thon Thank You
Thank you to all our Community Preschool families who joined us for the annual walk-a-thon! It was great weather for all of us to walk, play, and eat. We appreciate all your generous donations!
NO SCHOOL – Monday, January 17th
Enjoy your day off school!
Coming Soon
2022–2023 School Year
Check back in January 2022. Registration information is coming soon!
Register for the 2021–2022 School Year
There is still time to register for our in-person classes for 2021–2022 school year, but there are only a few spots left in classes. Contact Ellen for the 4s classes, or Mary for the 2.5- year-old class or 3s classes to check on class availability.
New This Year – Our PM 3/4s Combo Class will NOT require parent helpers (12:45–3:15 p.m.)
Classes
2.5s: Fridays from 9:00–11:00 a.m. Class is Full Child must be 2.5 years old by their first day of school. Students do not need to be potty trained.
3s: Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a.m. Child must be 3 by Oct. 1
3s: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45–11:15 a.m. Child must be 3 by Oct. 1
4s: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8:45–11:15 a.m. Class is Full Child must be 4 by Oct. 1
3/4s Combo Class: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:45–3:15 p.m. (No parent helping required)
Pre-K: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon Child must be 4 by Oct. 1
AFTER CONTACTING OUR CLASS COORDINATOR
Download our 2021–2022 registration packet. Fill it out by hand or complete it electronically, including digital signatures before printing with Adobe Acrobat Reader (https://get.adobe.com/reader). You are also welcome to email the Adobe document to Tammy, which makes registering much faster. Also, download the two health forms below.
Student Health Record (Registration Packet Page 6) Doctor’s Signature Required
Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7) Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.
If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form. New this year – Exemption Forms need a health care professional signature.
Medical Exemption Form
Non-Medical Exemption Form
Mail the completed registration packet, including two photos of your child, a $75 non-refundable fee, and the second-quarter tuition (cash, check, or pay online using Zelle to [email protected]).
Mail – Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland CO 80539
Email – Ms. Tammy
Drop Off – Mornings, Monday – Friday – Call Community Preschool to arrange a time prior to dropping off registration packet 970-669-4323
COVID-19
We recommend all children wear masks while inside the preschool, but they are not required. All adults inside our building need to wear masks.
TOURS
If you are interested in a tour of our preschool email Tammy.
Also, if you have any questions email Ms. Tammy or call 970-669-4323.
REGISTERED FAMILIES
Health Forms Due Monday, August 30th at
Open House for Registered Families
Once your child is registered, health forms are the final step in the registration process. They are due before school begins.
Student Health Record (Registration Packet Page 6) Doctor’s Signature Required
Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7) Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.
If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form. New this year – Exemption Forms need a health care professional signature.
Medical Exemption Form
Non-Medical Exemption Form
All health forms are due by Monday, August 30th.
Mail: Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539
Email: [email protected]
Drop Off:
Open House for Registered Families Monday, August 30th from 9 a.m.–Noon
Fall Tours
To book a tour, email Ms. Tammy.
Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Tuesday, November 30th
Johnstown SCHEELS is donating $100,000 to non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations in Northern Colorado. They will give 20-$5,000 cash donations based on the number of nominations an organization receives.
To nominate Community Preschool,please fill outthis form with your full name, email and select Community Preschool Loveland under the Youth Support Organization category.
Nominations are only accepted until Tuesday, November 30th and winners will be announced Dec. 3rd.
Thank you for your nominations!
Do You Need to Make a Tax Deductible Contribution?
If you need to make a tax-deductible contribution before the end of the year, please consider making a donation by selecting the Donate button above. Community Preschool, is a registered nonprofit 501(c)(3).
If you prefer to pay by check, please mail to Community Preschool; P.O. Box 1652; Loveland, CO 80539. We are happy to write a receipt for your taxes. Thank you!
Students in the Thompson School District will not have classes on Thursday, February 25th and Friday, February 26th due to conferences but we still have class. If you decide to keep your preschooler home for some family time, please let your child’s teacher know, and have fun!
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
We could not be more grateful for the support of our families, alumni, and friends during this challenging year. Our silent auction surpassed our expectations, garnering more than $3, 500!
Our sincerest thank you to the following people and organizations who donated to our silent auction:
AMA Divine Photography
Amy Huggins Photography
A Better Day Cleaning & Concierge
Awards Unlimited
Baker, Ann
Chill Potz
Colorado Railroad Museum
Copeland, Hanna
Crawford, Melody
Dugout Mugz
Eubanks, Shirley
Fritzler Farm Park
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
Friends of the Loveland Public Library
Geraghty, Kathleen
Goding, Norm
GlowGolf
Grace and Power Fitness
Gonzo Screen Printing
Gregoire, Jenn
Harrington Arts Alliance
Heart to Heart Children’s Boutique
Home Prep LLC
Just A Pinch Bakery
Kelly, Caroline
Krazy Karl’s Pizza
Loveland Chocolate Company
Martinez, Laura
Mattress Firm of Northern Colorado (Jason DeVilbiss)
No Worries!! Hot Air Ballooning
Oriental Trading
Real West Old Time Portraits (Holly Coy)
Ripple Effect Martial Artsá
Rocky Mountain Amphicar
Scheels
Schultis, Patsy
Sláinte Coffee
Spieles, Pat & McMurray, Carol
Tammy Schwartz Home Daycare
Tune and Tidy House Cleaning
Urban Air Adventure Park
White Groves Barber & Taproom
Cindy N. our Development Coordinator for her fantastic fundraising!
Katelynn B. our Publicity Coordinator for all her hard work!
Thank you everyone for your incredible support!
New Monday/Wednesday 3s Class with Ms. Hanna!
Because of a long waitlist of students for our 3s class, we’re opening another! This class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a.m. Children must be 3 by October 1 to enroll. The class will be taught by long-time parent, board member, and teaching substitute, Ms. Hanna!
Hanna Copeland has a bachelor’s degree in agricultural business and recently completed her early childhood teaching license. She and her husband Alan have five kids, all of whom have attended Community Preschool.
Please help us in welcoming Ms. Hanna to her new role at Community Preschool!
For more information about the newest 3s class, please visit our registration page or contact Ms. Tammy.
Please Welcome Ms. Jenn!
We are thrilled to annouce that Jenn Gregoire, our current class coordinator, has accepted the Pre-K and 2. 5s teaching position for the 2021–2022 school year.
Ms. Jenn comes to us with years of experience as a preschool, kindergarten, and early childhood special education teacher. Her two children attended Community Preschool, and she has served on our board of directors for the past two years. We are so lucky to have her!
We’re twice as lucky to keep Mrs. Geraghty too, who will step in as a substitute teacher next year when needed.
Welcome to the teaching staff, Ms. Jenn!
Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. Monday, March 8th & ends 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 10th
MOD Pizza Fundraiser – THANK YOU
Thank you to all our families and friends who ate pizza!! We appreciate all your wonderful support!
Thanksgiving Break – November 23-27 – NO SCHOOL
Monday November 23rd through Friday November 27th there will be no in-person classes or our virtual learning program.
Enjoy your break and we will see you all back on Monday November 30th!
Register for Our New Virtual Preschool Program!
Quarter 4 Started April 5th – Register Anytime During the Quarter & Receive Content for the Whole Quarter
Quarter 4: April 5 – May 21
We are now offering a virtual learning option along with our in-person program. Keep your child engaged with preschool by registering for our new remote learning program!
Our Community Preschool Virtual Learning Program will be an extension of our current in-person, play-based curriculum, but you can do it all at home on your own time. Each week, we will feature short videos by our teachers with demonstrations of selected activities for the week. Teachers will sing songs, read stories, and provide developmentally-appropriate activities and social and emotional guidance.
The virtual learning program will be available on our website and parents will receive a password once payment has been received. The cost of this program is $100 each quarter. Please send payment via Zelle to [email protected] or by check to Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539.
Register today! You have access to the previous weeks too!
Here is a free preview of Mrs. Martinez singing a song…enjoy!
Board Meetings
Second Tuesday Every Month
During the COVID-19 pandemic, board meetings are being held virtually at 7:00 p. m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Board meetings are open to the public. Please email our secretary if you would like to attend.
Tour Monday August 3rd from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Are you interested in enrolling your child at Community Preschool? Come join us for a tour. Please email Ms. Tammy or leave a voicemail message at 970-669-4323 to set up a time between 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. on Monday August 3rd. The tours will be about 15 – 30 minutes long and you will need to wear a mask. I look forward to meeting you!
Ms. Tammy
Thank You for a Fantastic Walk-a-Thon
Thank you to all our wonderful in-person, virtual and alumni families for participating in our first virtual walk-a-thon! We are so grateful for everyone’s donations and your generous contributions raised $1, 247.84 for our preschool!
Spaghetti Dinner/Family Night Fundraiser
Thank You – We are very Grateful!
Once again our Community Preschool families and friends have so generously contributed to the well being of our little school. In the midst of these turbulent times, the kindness of our community has overwhelmingly shown the true goodness of people. There are so many people to thank; Marco Scalise for 19 years of spaghetti sauce, Norm and Kathleen Geraghty for years of cooking and serving, Tammy and Olivia Friske for serving and donating items for the dinner, Audrey and Melissa McCormick for years of cooking and food donations, Santiago Scalise for helping us out this year for the very first time since he was a preschooler himself, Ann Baker for the books, The Wild family for all the Dairy Queen donations, the Whisenhunt family for garlic, the Gregoire family for olive oil, Hanna Copeland and Cindy Nichols for helping Friday night, Safeway for the buckets and garlic bread, all our families who supplied whole tomatoes and finally, everyone who helped support the school by buying dinner that night. Your generosity of over $2,700 will go far to help keep our little school running.
Thank you, thank you!
Fall Farm Experience Offered to Our Families,
Since We Are Unable to go on Our Annual Field Trips
This would have been our 20th year to visit the pumpkin patch and farm at Wolf Thunder Run but due to COVID we are not able to take our annual fall field trips. Wolf Thunder Run developed three new 1-hour programs that they are offering for our families.
For more information go to Wolf Thunder Run Facebook page or https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0a4fa5a92ca7f58-family.
Current In-Person Classes are Full for 2nd Quarter
Our in-person classes are currently full. If you are interested in adding your child to a class wait list please contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. If there is an opening in your requested class we will contact you.
Registration Process
Contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. to check availability.
Download the 2020–2021 Registration Packet and fill it out by hand or complete it electronically using Adobe Acrobat Reader: https://get.adobe.com/reader.
Complete the 2020–2021 Registration Packet with two photos of your child and a check or cash for your $75 non-refundable registration fee. Mail your packet to Community Preschool, P. O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539.
Once your child is registered, health forms are the final step in the registration process.
Student Health Record (Registration Packet Page 6) Doctor’s Signature Required
Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7) Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.
If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form.
Medical Exemption Form
Non-Medical Exemption Form
First quarter tuition is due with registration packet after August 3rd
You can find answers to all of your questions about Registration by visiting our Register for Classes page.
We can add your child to our waiting list. Should there be an opening in your requested class, we will contact you.
Current In-Person Classes are Full
for 3rd & 4th Quarter
Our in-person classes are currently full. If you are interested in adding your child to a class wait list please contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. If there is an opening in your requested class we will contact you.
Ordering Chipotle online? Use code FXDHGYD at checkout to make sure your purchase counts!
Welcome to a New Year of Preschool!
In-Person Classes Begin on Tuesday, September 8!
We are so happy to announce that we have been cleared by Larimer County Health and Environment and our state Licensing Specialist from the Colorado Office of Early Childhood to open our doors again in September and welcome back all of our wonderful families! Our teachers and board of parent volunteers have been working hard to put new procedures in place to ensure the safety of our students and staff. While a few additional procedures need to be followed, we remain committed and most concerned with providing our young students with the nurturing and stimulating environment that is so important for their first adventure in education. These are temporary changes, and we plan on returning to our regular schedule when possible.
Drop-off – Parents will meet their child’s teacher outside the playground gate. Children will need a temperature check (100.3 degrees or lower). Each class will meet separately outside.
Snack Time – For now, we will need parent helpers to bring individually-wrapped, prepackaged snacks when they parent help.
Classrooms – We will need to limit table activities to 4 children per table. Additional sanitizing of surfaces and items will take place during class. Our teachers will help keep large groups of children from gathering in one area.
Pick-up – Children will walk outside with their teacher to their parents.
Parent Helpers – We would like to have the same helpers aid on consecutive days as much as possible to limit exposure. We realize this may not work for all families, and we are happy to help work out alternate days. Before entering the preschool, parent helpers will also need their temperatures taken. While in the preschool, please social distance from other adults.
Masks – Following the guidelines of the Colorado Office of Early Childhood, students, parent helpers, and teachers will all wear masks. We know this may be difficult, especially if your child hasn’t been wearing one. To help them prepare, please start slowly having them wear a mask and build the habit over time.
Hand Washing – Children will wash their hands after coming inside, before snack, and after using the restroom as usual, but will include more frequent and longer hand washing.
Isolation – If a child becomes ill, we will isolate that child in the hallway and notify the parent immediately.
We are grateful for your patience and understanding while we develop these new procedures. We will continue to work closely throughout the year with our licensing specialist and the Health Department to make alterations as conditions change. Please, do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns. We have missed our fabulous Community Preschool families and can’t wait to see you!
We are looking forward to a great 2020–2021 school year!
Temporary COVID-19 Operating Procedures for Community Preschool 2020-2021 School Year.
Virtual Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction Sat. May 2nd
Mark your calendars for our first ever Virtual Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction, Saturday May 2nd. Make yourself some pancakes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and join us on Facebook for our annual silent auction!
The Virtual Auction is OPEN FOR BIDDING!
The 2020 Community Preschool Auction Group Page is open for bidding! Head over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/228951841851623/ to join! Directions will be posted at the top of the page.
You’ve had time to browse and make a strategy. Now’s the time to BID!
Remember: Commenting on auctionitems with your bid is ENABLED until8pm today, May 2nd! Items will go to the highest bidder once the auction is closed.
Don’t forget to invite your friends!
Once the auction is over, one of the Community Preschool Board members will reach out to discuss pick up and payment for auction items.
All proceeds go directly to our wonderful Preschool!
If you choose not to purchase anything at the auction, please consider making a donation directly to Community Preschool. Click here to donate!
THANK YOU for your support! We hope to “see” you all on Saturday!
Our Preschool Will Be Closed through May.
But We Will Reopen in the Fall for the 2020–2021 School Year
After discussing the COVID-19 pandemic with the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment, our state licensing specialist, and other area preschools, we have made the very difficult decision to close our preschool for the remainder of the 2019–2020 year. We will reopen in the Fall.
These times are unsettling and unexpected, and we’re heartbroken and so sorry that we will not be able to end the year with you and your children. Teachers and board members are working on a plan to stay connected to all of our families during this difficult time, and we’ll be in touch. For now, we hope you and your children are safe and healthy.
If you have questions about tuition reimbursement, please contact the treasurer. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support.
We will get through this together.
Your Community Preschool Teachers and Board of Directors
CLICK HERE (Available 8:00 a.m. Monday February 17th)
Preregistration Will Open at 8:00 a.m. on Monday February 17th and Close on Thursday February 20th at 5:00 p.m.
Photo Day
Bring your smile and your order form! A portion of the sales benefit our school! Click here for an order form.
Tuesday, October 1
10:15 a.m.–11:15 a.m.
TTh 3s Mrs. Martinez
TTh 3s Mrs. Abbott
1:00 p.m.
MTTh 4s Mrs. Martinez
Wednesday, October 2
9:30 a. m.–10:30 a.m.
Pre-K Ms. Jodie
MW 3s Mrs. Abbott
MWF 4s Mrs. Martinez
Friday, October 4
9:00 a.m.
2.5s Mrs. Abbott
Any makeup from other classes
Tuesday February 4th – We will be operating our usual Tuesday schedule today.
As always, please use your own discretion in determining whether the roads are safe in your area before coming in.
Field Trips to the Pumpkin Patch Cancelled
Due to weather we cancelled Ms. Jodie’s field trip today, Monday October 28th and Mrs. Martinez’s field trip tomorrow Tuesday October 29th. We will have a normal class schedule at preschool instead.
Spaghetti Dinner
Friday, October 18th from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Join us for our Annual Homemade Spaghetti Dinner and Bake Sale fundraiser. Donations will be accepted at the door for dinner. We will also sell tickets for $1 for dessert and $1 for face painting.
We are supported by the love and generosity of so many people.MarcoScalise and Norm Goding have cooked for our spaghetti dinner for 18 years. They spend hours preparing a homemade spaghetti dinner that benefits our school!
We are encouraging families to bring a dessert for our bake sale. Please make sure desserts are individually portioned (i.e. – cupcakes, cookies, cut up brownies etc) and nut-free.
We will offer face painting for the children again too.
We will also provide gluten-free pasta also.
This event is a great opportunity to get to know other families in your child’s preschool class and for our alumni families to visit their teachers and friends. We hope you can make it!
Tour Community Preschool
Would you like to learn more about Community Preschool and what we have to offer your family at our preschool? RSVP to tour the preschool and see what our play-based, parent-cooperative preschool is all about.
Call 970-669-4323 or click here to email and reserve your spot for the tour at 10:00 a. m. on Wednesdays!
Thanksgiving Break – November 25th through 29th
There is no school Monday November 25th through Friday November 29th. If you leave a message on our voicemail we will be happy to return all calls on Monday December 2nd.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving week and we will see you in December!
Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Sunday December 8th
Scheels will donate cash awards to local nonprofits that make a difference in our community. To nominate Community Preschool, please fill out this form with your full name, email and Community Preschool’s name under the Youth Support Organization category. Nominations are only accepted until Sunday Dec. 8th, and winners will be announced Dec. 10th.
Thank you for your nominations!
HOLIDAY CONCERT and PARTY
Tuesday December 17th & Wednesday December 18th at 10:30 a.m.
Mark your calendars, the Holiday Programs will be on Tuesday December 17th and Wednesday December 18th beginning at 10:30. Our singing program will be in the gym, come early since setting is limited! Here is the class schedule:
December 17th – Tuesday Mrs. Abbott T/TH Class Mrs. Martinez T/TH Class Mrs. Martinez P.M. Class
December 18th – Wednesday Mrs. Abbott M/W Class Mrs. Martinez MWF Class Ms. Jodie Pre-K Class
All classes will begin at the normal time (except Mrs. Martinez afternoon 4’s, there will be no afternoon class on December 17th).
Families will receive a SignUpGenius link from their Class Coordinators to select what food they would like to bring. All food must be NUT-FREE and NOT homemade. Thank you so much for bringing snacks to our program we appreciate your wonderful generosity!
After the concert, your child will be taken back to their classroom and you will go and sign them out. Afterwards please stay to enjoy snacks, a visit with Santa and visit our Scholastic book fair. Our 2’s class will not participate in the holiday program, but you and your child are welcome to come either day to watch the other classes, enjoy a snack, see Santa and our Scholastic Book Fair.
Please see your child’s teacher or Ms. Tammy with any questions.
Scholastic Book Fair – Snow Much to Read!
December 12 from 8:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m. December 13 from 8:45–11:30 a.m. December 16 from 8:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m. December 17 from 8:45–11:45 a.m. December 18 from 8:45–11:45 a.m.
Join us at Community Preschool for our second annual Scholastic Book Fair. We will receive a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable books for preschool and elementary students, and all purchases benefit our school. Scholastic Books make great holiday gifts!
You can also orderonline from December 6–19. The online orders will not arrive until after Christmas break, but it is a wonderful opportunity to increase your child’s home library. The book fair will replace our monthly Scholastic book orders for November, December, and January.
Please click here for more information. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Tammy.
Annual Walk-a-Thon and Potluck Picnic
Community Preschool families join us for the annual walk-a-thon and picnic! It will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 and Friday, September 20 at Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park (Cannon Park). It’s a fun way to raise funds and socialize.
Pledge envelopes will be distributed in the children’s cubbies at school.
Invite family and friends to make a tax-deductible donation and come walk with us. Complete the pledge form and return it in the treasurer’s box at school.
Come to the walk-a-thon on the day your child attends class. —Mrs. Abbott’s MW 3s and Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4s: Attend whichever day works best. Please arrive at the park at 10:30 a.m. —Mrs. Martinez’s TR 3s and MWF 4s: Come to class at the usual time in the morning, and then pick up your child at 10:00 a. m. and go to the park. —Ms. Jodie’s MTWR 4s: Bring your child directly to Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 for a scavenger hunt and story time. —Mrs. Abbott’s TR 3s: Bring your child directly to Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 for a scavenger hunt and story time. —Mrs. Abbott’s F 2s: Simply meet at the park at 10:30 a.m. to begin the walk-a-thon on Friday September 20.
Wear your Community Preschool t-shirt if you have one, and bring your camera. We will walk three laps around the playground area together. Each child who participates will receive a small prize.
Bring a nut-free dish to share. We will be using SignUpGenius.com so watch for an email to sign up. Items needed are: Main Dishes (noodles, chicken, casserole, small sandwiches, hot dogs, etc.), Desserts (cookies, brownies, fruit kabobs, etc.), Side Dishes (fruit, vegetables, pasta salad, green salad, etc. ), Other Sides (chips, dip, popcorn, pretzels, etc.).
Parent-helpers for these days, please bring cups and drinks to share. (Your children will have show and tell before going to the park in Mrs. Martinez classes)
Pack plates and plasticware/silverware for your family. Also bring any serving utensils needed for your potluck dish.
And most importantly, have fun!
Because we are a corporation, and parents are members of that corporation, all members must attend one yearly meeting. Parent orientation serves as that annual meeting. Community Preschool is holding parent orientation on several dates and times in August and September. At least one parent MUST attend one session. All sessions will be held at the school.
New Family Orientation (30 to 45 minutes. Open to New or Returning Families.)
August 23 at 9:30 a.m.
August 23 at 10:30 a.m.
August 28 at 6:00 p.m.
Returning Family Orientation (20 minutes. For Returning Families only.)
September 5 at 9:15 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
September 6 at 9:15 a.m.
If you do not attend during a scheduled time, you will be required to pay for a private meeting for a fee of $40.
You will be asked to sign a form attesting that you have read the entirety of the Community Preschool Parent Handbook.
Scholastic Book Fair Thank You
Thank you to all our families and relatives who supported our first Scholastic Book Fair! It was very successful and our teachers will now have extra funds to purchase books and academic material for our classrooms.
We are so grateful and we hope you enjoy your books! Happy Holidays and we will see you in January!
Waiting List for Full Classes
Our classes are all full for this spring but we can add your child to our waiting list. Should there be an opening in your requested class, we will contact you.
Please email the class coordinator to be added to the waiting list (Stefani for 2s/3s classes, or Jenn for 4s classes).
Find the answers to your questions about our classes on our Register for Classes page, or contact a class coordinator.
Openings in Current 2017–2018 Classes
We are currently registering for openings in the following classes for 2017–2018:
Ms. Jodie’s Pre-K 4s on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
If you are interested in registering, please follow these steps:
Contact the class coordinator, (Kayla D. for 4s classes).
Complete the 2017–2018 Registration Packet. (Pages 6–8 including the Student Health Record, Certificate of Immunization, and Addendum MUST be completed AFTER June 1, 2017.)
Be prepared to pay the non-refundable $70 non-refundable registration fee and the current quarter’s tuition by check.
We need 48 hours from the time that you submit the registration paperwork and tuition payment to process your child’s enrollment, and for the teacher to prepare for your child to attend class.
Please be sure to check out The Parent Helper newsletter for January!
Click here to access the January 2018 newsletter.
Early childhood education | UNICEF
Every child deserves access to quality early childhood education
UNICEF/UNI123643/Znidarcic
Quality pre-primary education is the foundation of a child’s journey: every stage of education that follows relies on its success. Yet, despite the proven and lifelong benefits, more than 175 million children – nearly half of all pre-primary-age children globally – are not enrolled in pre-primary education.
Nearly half of all pre-primary-age children around the world are not enrolled in preschool.
In low-income countries, the picture is bleaker, with only 1 in 5 young children enrolled. Children from poor families are the least likely to attend early childhood education programmes. For children who do have access, poorly trained educators, overcrowded and unstimulating environments, and unsuitable curricula diminish the quality of their experiences.
Failure to provide quality early childhood education limits children’s futures by denying them opportunities to reach their full potential. It also limits the futures of countries, robbing them of the human capital needed to reduce inequalities and promote peaceful, prosperous societies.
Why should universal access to pre-primary education be a global priority?
Children enrolled in at least one year of pre-primary education are more likely to develop the critical skills they need to succeed in school and less likely to repeat grades or drop out. As adults, they contribute to peaceful societies and prosperous economies. Evidence of the ways in which pre-primary education advances development exists around the world.
Yet, global disparities in enrolment persist. More than half of low- and lower-middle-income countries are not on track to ensure at least one year of quality pre-primary education for every child by 2030, as set out by the Sustainable Development Goals.
UNICEF
What should governments do to ensure pre-primary education for all?
1. Scale up investment
Pre-primary education provides the highest return on investment of all education sub-sectors. Yet, it receives the smallest share of government expenditure compared to primary, secondary and tertiary education.
2. Progressively grow the pre-primary system, while improving quality
Efforts to scale up access to pre-primary education should not come at the expense of quality. Quality is the sum of many parts, including teachers, families, communities, resources, and curricula.
Without adequate safeguards for quality, expansion efforts can intensify education inequities. It is only by investing in quality as education systems grow – not after – that governments can expand access and maintain quality.
9.3 million new teachers are needed to achieve universal pre-primary education
Only 50% of pre-primary teachers in low-income countries are trained
Only 5% of pre-primary teachers globally work in low-income countries
3. Ensure vulnerable populations are not the last to benefit
Access to early childhood education has been slow and inequitable, both across and within countries. Worldwide, vulnerable children are disproportionately excluded from quality pre-primary education – even though it can have the greatest impact on them.
To ensure no child is left behind, Governments should adopt policies that commit to universal pre-primary education and prioritize the poorest and hardest-to-reach children at the start of the road to universality, not the end.
*Early childhood education
The richest children are 7 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes than the poorest
Children of mothers with secondary education are 5 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes
Children in urban areas are 1. 5 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes than those in rural areas
Equitable attendance in ECE* programmes exists between girls and boys
UNICEF video
In Mongolia, many people live as nomads, making it difficult for children to get to preschool. So UNICEF and partners are bringing the preschool to them.
What does UNICEF call for to achieve universal pre-primary education?
What does UNICEF do to advance pre-primary education?
UNICEF works to give every child a fair start in education. We support pre-primary education in 129 countries around the globe by:
Building political commitment to quality pre-primary education through evidence generation, advocacy and communication
Strengthening policies and advocating for increased public financing for pre-primary education
Bolstering national capacity to plan and implement quality pre-primary education at scale
Enhancing the quality of pre-primary programmes by supporting the development of quality standards, curricular frameworks, teacher training packages and more
Collecting data and generating evidence for innovative approaches that deliver quality pre-primary education for vulnerable children
Delivering conflict-sensitive early childhood education and psychosocial support to young children and their families in humanitarian situations
More from UNICEF
Resources
Better Early Learning and Development at Scale
Build to Last: A framework in support of universal quality pre-primary education
Blogs on the pilot countries’ BELDS experiences: Ghana, Lesotho, The Kyrgyz Republic, Sao Tome and Principe
The Community Preschool at Grace Cathedral
Welcoming All of San Francisco’s Children
The Community Preschool’s intentional socio-economic diversity brings together children and families that represent a multitude of identities in the goal of validating and respecting all of the intersectionalities present within this special Community of San Francisco. It is an extraordinary early childhood program that prepares children not just for kindergarten success, but for life itself.
Make a Donation to The Community Preschool
Admission Tour for 2022-2023
The Community Preschool is offering open enrollment until all available spaces are filled. Children must be 3 years old by 9/1/22. Come to our open house on Sept 1! Meet our Director and learn about this small, mixed-age, play-based, and intentionally socio-economically diverse preschool! For more information on the admissions process or to sign up for the open house, please email: [email protected].
Email Us For Open House
Our Mission Statement
The Community Preschool at Grace Cathedral believes that diversity is a strength, and that a high quality preschool experience creates a foundation for a child’s educational and life success. The Community Preschool supports students and their families by providing a child centered, inquiry focused, play based learning experience to an intentionally mixed socioeconomic group of children aged 3-5.
Our Vision Statement
Our vision is for every child to have equal access to a high quality education, in development of just, independent, creative, empowered and respected lifelong learners and their supported and supporting families.
Philosophy Statement
We believe that a child’s early education experience sets the course for his or her future. It is at the core of building a positive self-image, critical social skills, and a life-long curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. The program’s deliberate socio-economic diversity brings together children and families representing a wide range of experiences, perspectives and backgrounds for a unique learning experience that allows students to experience and learn respect for diverse cultures, perspectives and traditions. The teachers collaborate with parents to help enhance the potential of each child.
Admissions Statement
The Community Preschool, Grace Cathedral seeks to enroll children who will benefit from its purposes and programs. As stated in the preschool’s mission, the program seeks to develop a diversity of population by enrolling families from varied socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities, religious traditions, and cultures represented in the city of San Francisco. In order to accomplish that goal, the preschool will enroll one-third full fee paying, one-third partial fee paying, and one-third full scholarship families. The school will reach out to neighboring communities for children who would be unable to attend preschool without full tuition help. When making admission decisions, the school will give attention to the level of family’s interest in the school’s mission and their willingness to participate in this mission with enthusiasm and sensitivity. We also seek a balance of gender, temperament and developmental levels.
What We Provide
A developmentally appropriate full-day program for children ages three to five.
A professional teaching staff and high teacher/child ratios: one teacher for every five kids.
Play based program with an inquiry-based curriculum
A location on the grounds of Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill on Taylor St, close to public transportation lines.
Daily hot lunch and two snacks by Acre Gourmet, with lunch made on-site using local and organic ingredients.
A dynamic family engagement program with educational opportunities as well as social and community building events.
Full day year-round care and education.
A program committed to anti-bias and anti-racist education.
Adjusted Tuition
Based on our admissions statement, our enrolled families will be a balance of families able to remit the full tuition, families receiving sliding-scale adjusted tuition, and families with fully adjusted tuition. Families who are actively enrolled on Early Learning SF, or meet ELS eligibility certification requirements (varies yearly) will be eligible for fully adjusted tuition. Fully adjusted tuition and sliding-scale tuition adjustments are determined by eligibility (gross household income and family size), need (parent employment, school, or other activity), and target population (see Section 1. Priority Enrollments for qualifiers). These sliding scale adjustments vary between a 30%-70% discount from the full tuition.
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If you have any questions, please contact us by email or call us at 415-749-6383.
The Community Preschool gratefully acknowledges the generous foundations, corporations and individuals who help fund our annual operations. If you would like to join in supporting this high-quality, intentionally diverse program, please consider a gift to The Community Preschool today!
Onslow County Schools preschool programs are designed to provide developmentally appropriate experiences, which enhance educational opportunities prior to a child’s entry into kindergarten. The purpose of the preschool program is to prepare the students for a successful school career.
Our administrators and staff work together to provide equal opportunities and services to eligible children in the least restrictive environment. Funding and program requirements are determined by the state and/or federal offices.
Onslow County Schools Preschool consists of 3 program areas and Exceptional Children Services for eligible children.
Click here to Apply for Preschool!
Onslow County Preschool programs:
Head Start
The Head Start program is a federally funded educational, health, and social program designed to work with families who are economically disadvantaged. The students served are 3 and 4 years old on or before August 31st. All students selected for the Head Start program must live in the Onslow County Schools district attendance area. Eligibility is determined using Federal income guidelines. Breakfast and lunch are provided. No meals from home. Two home visits and two conferences are required. * Special diets will be reviewed individually. Head Start website.
Title I
The Title I program is a federally funded educational program for elementary and secondary schools. The students served must be 4-years-old on or before August 31st. Each child is administered a developmental screening assessment to determine his/her educational need. Students are selected for the Title I program must live in Onslow County Schools attendance area. There may be a cost for meals. No meals from home. Two home visits and two conferences are required. * Special diets will be reviewed individually.
NC Pre-K
NC Pre-K is a state-funded, community-based pre-kindergarten program administered by One Place. It is designed to provide 4-year-old children, who may not otherwise be served, with a valuable educational experience for 6.5 hours per day. Children must be 4 years old on or before August 31st, to be eligible to apply, and must meet income qualifications to be served in select child care locations across the county. In collaboration with One Place, Onslow County Schools dual enrolls preschool students with NC Pre-K funds to enhance services for children and families.
Additional OCS Preschool Services
Exceptional Children (EC)
The Exceptional Children’s preschool program serves students who have developmental delays, speech/language delays and other delays that affect their education. The program serves children in a variety of settings throughout the county. All students served by the Onslow County Schools Preschool Program for Exceptional Children must live in the Onslow County Schools attendance area.
Onslow County Partnership for Children Preschool Programs
Three School
Onslow County Three School is funded through One Place – Smart Start. Children who turn 3 on or before August 31st and meet income and eligibility guidelines are encouraged to apply.
Before a child enters any preschool program, the following is required to be completed and on file:
A completed application for the programs listed above
Certified birth certificate
Proof of residency documents
When applying for preschool, all the information you have provided will be used to determine if your child can be served in Onslow County Preschool through one of these funding sources.
For additional information regarding any of the programs or services, please contact:
Onslow County Schools Preschool Department
Phone 910.455.5530
www.onslow.k12.nc.us
Onslow County School PreK Exceptional Children
Phone 910.326-6222
ext. 21024
One Place
Phone 910.938.0336
www.oneplaceonslow.org
Preschool Programs | THPRD
THPRD has several preschool options, including nine-month school year programs, and introductory programs to help kids transition successfully to kindergarten.
THPRD has several preschool options, including nine-month school year programs, and introductory programs to help kids transition successfully to kindergarten.
Nine-Month Preschool 2022-2023 School Year
Virtual Open House (Held February 1, 2022)
We hosted a virtual open house for the nine-month preschool programs for the 2022-2023 school year at THPRD. We gave a brief overview of the preschool programs and then attendees asked questions they had about the upcoming school year.
Preschool 2022-23 school year registration information
Registration is available now, contact the facility for the program you want to register in for fall 2022. There is a $50 non-refundable registration fee due at the time of registration. The first tuition payment for September will be due on August 15, 2022.
Please contact the Program Coordinator at each Center, below, for more information about the program or to register.
Jump Start & Kids First Preschool Programs at Cedar Hills Recreation Center
Jump Start & Kids First is a preschool program based around the Reggio Emilia philosophy which uses creative play and social learning to prepare children for kindergarten. Your child will be placed in a group of children for the nine-month preschool program with consistent teachers from September through May. Children must be able to use the restroom independently. The preschool programs will run at the Cedar Hills Recreation Center located at 11640 SW Park Way in Portland, Oregon.
For more information please contact Ted Dum, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling (503) 629-6340.
Jump Start (Ages 4 to 5)
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
• Time: 8:30am – 11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost $375 monthly tuition
• Registration: Call (503) 629-6340
Jump Start (Ages 3½ to 4½)
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Time: 9:00am – 11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost $275 monthly tuition
• Registration: Call (503) 629-6340
Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center Preschool Programs
Preschool classes provide a great opportunity for children to learn new academics; social skills and have fun. Conestoga is happy to offer different types of preschool classes for our community.
For information please contact Tyler Fransen, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling the center (503) 629-6313.
Fanno Farmers at the Fanno Farmhouse
Fanno Farmers is a comprehensive nine-month preschool program inspired by the Reggio Emilia theory of education. Your child will academically learn with the same group of children, in the same classroom with the same teachers, for a traditional September-May school year. We will focus each month on developmentally appropriate activities and intentional play used to promote children’s growth. These areas include: cognitive, creative, language; literacy, math, motor skills and physical development, pro-social skills, and sensory / science. Our 4 & 5-year-old programs will work towards achieving Beaverton School District Kindergarten entrance benchmarks by the end of the school year.
The Fanno Farmers Preschool will take place at the historic Fanno Farmhouse located at 8405 SW Creekside Place in Beaverton, Oregon (adjacent to Greenway Park, south of SW Hall Blvd. ). It is supervised by program staff at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center.
Fanno Farmers Alliums (ages 3 to 4)
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 9am-12pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO01ENROLL2022
Fanno Farmers Shallots (ages 4 to 5)
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 1-4pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO02ENROLL2022
Fanno Farmers Vidalia’s (ages 4 to 5)
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Times: 1-4pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $295 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO04ENROLL2022
Fanno Farmers Pearls (ages 2.5 to 3.5)
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Times: 9-11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $275 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO03ENROLL2022
Bilingual Spanish Preschool
Our Bilingual Spanish Preschool atmosphere is a creative, positive, and enriching experience mixed with Spanish culture and influences. Students will interact in Spanish and English throughout the class, while engaging in hands on activities such as, games, arts and crafts, song, and more! We encourage children to develop their self-help, language and social-emotional skills in addition to academics.
Our Bilingual Spanish Preschool has adopted the Reggio Emilia approach to learning. The main principles of this emergent curriculum include an emphasis on respect, the role of the environment, the role of the teacher/parent, the importance of time and speaking in Spanish and English.
This program is held at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center located at 9985 SW 125th Ave. in Beaverton, Oregon.
Bilingual Spanish Preschool (Ages 4 to 5)
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 9am – 12:00pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO05ENROLL2022
Bilingual Spanish Preschool (Ages 3 to 4)
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Times: 9am – 12:00pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $295 monthly tuition
• Registration: CO06ENROLL2022
Nature Kids Preschool Program at the Nature Center and Jenkins Estate
Nature Kids, a nature-based program for preschoolers offered through the Tualatin Hills Nature Center and the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse, introduces developmentally appropriate activities throughout the year in a curriculum structure that focuses on experiential learning through exposure to nature and the changing seasons.
Children develop skills through a balance of tactile activities, play, and academic experiences. They are given the opportunities and guidance to advance communication and problem-solving skills. Numbers, letters and words are introduced through structured nature-based activities and observation of the seasons and rhythms of nature. Children will form friendships, learn respect, and have the opportunity to grow with the help of caring teachers and supportive parents in a safe, yet active, natural environment.
If you are interested in preschool programs at the Nature Center, please contact Rachel Fort, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling (503) 629-6350.
Dragonflies (Ages 4 to 5)
The Dragonflies program takes place three days a week in the morning and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 9am – 12:00pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)
• Registration: JE02ENROLL2022
This program is held at the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse located at 8005 SW Grabhorn Rd. in Beaverton, OR.
Ladybugs (Ages 4 to 5)
The Ladybugs program takes place three days a week in the morning and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 8:30am – 11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)
• Registration: NC02ENROLL2022
This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.
Owls (Ages 4 to 5)
The Owls program takes place three days a week in the afternoon and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.
• Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
• Times: 1:00 – 4:00pm
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)
• Registration: NC03ENROLL2022
This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.
Chipmunks (Ages 3 to 4)
The Chipmunks program is twice a week and provides a positive and nurturing first school experience. Children will enhance their social-emotional developmental skills by learning to follow routines, listen to directions, share and make new friends. While this is mainly a year of socialization and learning through play experiences, children will be introduced to shapes, colors and science through songs, stories, activities and exploratory hikes. Children must be able to use the restroom independently.
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Times: 9:00am – 11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $275 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)
• Registration: NC01ENROLL2022
This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.
Hummingbirds (Ages 3 to 4)
The Hummingbirds program is twice a week and provides a positive and nurturing first school experience. Children will enhance their social-emotional developmental skills by learning to follow routines, listen to directions, share and make new friends. While this is mainly a year of socialization and learning through play experiences, children will be introduced to shapes, colors and science through songs, stories, activities and exploratory hikes. Children must be able to use the restroom independently.
• Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Times: 9:00am – 11:30am
• Length: September through May
• Cost: $275 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)
• Registration: JE01ENROLL2022
This program is held at the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse located at 8005 SW Grabhorn Rd. in Beaverton, OR.
Approved Preschool Special Education Program Sites: New York City Region
The New York State Education Department (NYSED) approves preschool special education programs pursuant to section 4410 of the NYS Education Law.
PROGRAM NAME
ADMINISTRATION SITE
BOROUGHS SERVED
MDE
SEIS
SCIS
SC
ACDS, Inc. (Association for Children with Down Syndrome)
Nassau County
85 Jamaica Ave. Plainview, NY 11803
516-933-4700
Brooklyn, Queens
X
X
X
X
Adaptive Solutions Multi Services
Kings County
992 Gates Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11221
718-483-9553
X
X
A Helping Hand, LLC
Kings County
703 E 4th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11218
718-435-9144
Brooklyn
X
Aim High Children’s Services
Kings County
202 Foster Ave., Suite B
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-835-1750
Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens
X
X
X
All My Children Day Care & Nursery
Queens County
175-44 Mayfield Rd. Jamaica Estates, NY 11432
718-730-2370
Queens
X
Association to Benefit Children
New York County
419 E 86th St.
New York, NY 10028
212-845-3822
Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Astor Services for Children & Families
Lawrence Hickey Center/ Little Red Schoolhouse
4010 Dyre Ave.
Bronx, NY 10467
718-515-3000
Bronx
X
Auditory Oral School of New York
Kings County
3321 Avenue M
Brooklyn, NY 12110
718-531-1800
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Bank Street School for Children
New York County
610 W 112th St.
New York, NY 10025
212-875-4414
Manhattan
X
X
X
Bilinguals Inc.
dba Achieve Beyond
New York County
7000 Austin St. Suite 200
Forest Hills, NY 11375 718-762-7633
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Birch Family Services, Inc.
Queens County
104 W 29th St. 3rd Fl.
New York, NY 10001-5310
212-616-1800
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens
X
X
X
Block Institute School
Kings County
376 Bay 44th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11214
718-906-5432
X
Books & Rattles, Inc.
Queens County
63-08 69th Pl.
Middle Village, NY 11373
718-381-7777
X
X
Brookville Center for Children’s Services, Inc.
Nassau County
Administration:
189 Wheatley Rd.
Brookville, NY 11545
516-626-1075
Brookville Center for Children’s Services, Inc.
1983 Marcus Ave.
New Hyde Park, NY 11042
516-326-5650
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Nassau, Queens, Suffolk
X
X
X
X
Cam-Held Enterprises, Inc. dba Just Kids Early Childhood Learning Center
Suffolk County
264 Beach 19th Street Queens, NY 11691
718-241-9211
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau
X
X
X
X
Canarsie Childhood Center, Inc.
Kings County
611 E 76th St.(Entrance @ 650 E 77th St)
Brooklyn, NY 11236
718-241-9211
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Center for Hearing & Communication
New York County
50 Broadway, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10004
917-305-7836
Manhattan
X
Charles R. Drew Early Learning Center – Queens County Educators for Tomorrow, Inc.
109-45 207th St. Queens Village, NY 11429
718-740-2400
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Child Study Center of NY
Richmond County
366 N. Broadway, Suite #304
Jericho, NY 11753
516-822-1192
Brooklyn, Staten Island
X
X
X
Children at Play Early Intervention Center
Richmond County
40 Merrill Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-370-7529
Staten Island
X
X
X
City-Pro Group, Inc.
Kings County
2625 E. 14th St., Suite #200
Brooklyn, NY 11235
718-769-2698
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Clarke School – New York
New York County
80 East End Ave.
New York, NY 10028
212-585-3500
X
X
Community Resources Staten Island, Inc. Richmond County
3450 Victory Blvd.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-447-5200
Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Comprehensive Evaluation Services
New York County
460 Grand St.
New York City, NY 10002
212-539-0257
Manhattan
X
Crown Multi-Educational Services
Kings County
310 Crown St.
Brooklyn, NY 11225
718-735-0420
Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
E&D Children Center
Kings County
1316 48th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11219
718-977-5114
Brooklyn
X
Early Childhood Associates
New York County
1745 Broadway 17th Fl.
New York, NY 10019
212-662-9200
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
East River Child Development Center
New York County
577 Grand Street
New York, NY 10002
212-254-7300
Manhattan
X
X
X
Easter Seals NY, Inc.
New York County
Administration
633 Third Avenue, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10017 212-727-4275 845-541-9751 (Childhood Programs)
Bronx, Manhattan
X
X
X
Easter Seals NY
Richmond County
2433 East Tremont Street Bronx, NY 10461 718-409-4227
MDE: Bronx, Manhattan
SC/SCIS Sites: Bronx
X
X
X
Eden II School for Autistic Children
Richmond County
15 Beach Street
Staten Island, NY 10304
718-816-1422
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Evalcare Inc.
Kings County
5225 New Utrecht Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11219
718-686-0100
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
First Foot Forward – Jewish Community Center of Staten Island
98 East 4th Street New York, NY 10003 646-230-8190
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
Life-Skills School (The)
Queens County
2420 Parsons Blvd.
Flushing , NY 11357
718-459-6279
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Little Excellence LLC
Richmond County
2144 Richmond Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-370-3784
Staten Island
X
Little Kinder Corp
Kings County
1716 Coney Island Ave. , 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-758-4108
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Little Lamb Preschool
Richmond County
2 Gridley Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10303
718-448-7774
Brooklyn, Richmond
X
X
X
X
Little Meadows Early Childhood Center
Queens County
67-25 188th St.
Fresh Meadows, NY 11365
718-454-6460
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Loughman Services, Inc. dba Community Educational Services
Manhattan County
Dawning Village, Inc.
2090 First Ave.
New York, NY 10029-4343
212-369-5313
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Manual Therapy Center, Inc.
Kings County
431 75th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11209
718-680-5679
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Marie Pense Center
New York County
37 W 20th St., Suite #909
New York, NY 10011
212-362-7010
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Metro Therapy, Inc.
Suffolk County
Administration 1363-8 Veteran’s Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788
631-366-3876
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Mid Island Therapy
dba All About Kids
Nassau County
Administration
255 Executive Dr., Suite LL105
Plainview, NY 11803
516-576-2040
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Nata’s Kids, Inc.
Kings County
1733 Sheepshead Bay Rd. Suite 36
Brooklyn, NY 11235
347-414-9990
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
New York Center for Child Development (NYCCD)
New York County
159 W 127th St.
New York, NY 10027
212-752-7575
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
New York Child Learning Institute (NYCLI) – a program of AABR, Inc.
Queens County
123-14 14th Ave. College Point, NY 11356
718-445-0752
X
New York Therapy Placement Services
Suffolk County
299 Hallock Avenue Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776
516-753-6507
Nassau, Suffolk, Queens Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Staten Island
X
X
Northeast Bronx Day Care Center, Inc.
Bronx County
4102 White Plains Road Bronx, NY 10466 718-547-0501
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Northside Center Day School
New York County
1301 Fifth Ave.
New York, NY 10029
212-426-3460
Manhattan
X
X
X
NYCDOE Spec Ed Chancellor’s Office
New York County
52 Chambers St.
Rm #220 (SCIS)
Rm #320 (MDE)
New York, NY 10007
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
NYC Spec Schools – District 75 Citywide Programs
New York County
400 First Ave.
New York, NY 10010
212-802-1500
X
NY Institute for Special Education dba The Readiness Program
Bronx County
999 Pelham Pkwy North
Bronx, NY 10469
718-519-7000
Bronx
X
X
NYS ARC, Inc. – NYC Chapter dba AHRC NYC
New York County
83 Maiden Ln.
New York, NY 10038
212-780-2532
X
Omni Childhood Center, Inc.
Kings County
1651 Coney Island Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-998-1415
Brooklyn, Queens
X
X
Optimal Care Services
New York County
68 East 131st St. , Suite #502 New York, NY 10037 646-269-9235
Bronx, Manhattan
X
Paul Institute of Mainstream Services (The)
New York County
65 W 119th St.
New York, NY 10026
212-289-6515
Manhattan
X
X
Peak Services for Children
New York County
1123 Broadway, Suite 1001
New York, NY 10010
212-209-1559
Manhattan
X
Personal Touch Evaluation, PLLC
Queens County
71 02 Park Ave.
Fresh Meadows, NY 11365
718-380-7600
Queens
X
Positive Beginnings Inc.
Queens County
71-25 Main St.
Flushing, NY 11367
718-268-7085
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Prime Time Care, Inc.
New York County
163-03 Horace Harding Expy
Flushing, NY 11365
718-268-5236
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Psychotherapeutic Evaluational Program (PEP) Inc.
Queens County
84-60 Parsons Blvd.
Jamaica, NY 11432
718-298-6161
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
QSAC, Inc – Queens Services for Autistic Citizens
Queens County
253 W 35th St. , 16th Fl.
New York, NY 10001
212-244-5560
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Research Institute of SUNY dba Infant & Child Learning Center
Kings County
670 Parkside Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11226
718-675-1249
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Richmond Medical Center dba Richmond University Medical Center
Staten Island
657 Castleton Avenue Staten Island, NY 10301
718-448-9775
Staten Island
X
X
RightWay Therapeutic Services Inc
Kings County
1 Pierrepont Plaza, 12th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-576-3950
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens
X
Rising Ground, Inc.
Westchester County
Katharine Dodge Brownell School
450 Castle Hill Ave.
Bronx, NY 10473
718-430-7938
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Rivendell School
Kings County
277 Third Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718-499-5667
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Sesame Sprout Inc.
Queens County
95-15 Horace Harding Expressway
Corona, NY 11368
718-271-2294
X
Seton Foundation for Learning
Richmond County
315 Arlene St.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-982-5084
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Shema Kolainu-Hear Our Voices
Kings County
4302 New Utrecht Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11219
718-686-9600
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Shield of David, Inc. dba The Shield Institute Queens County
144-61 Roosevelt Ave.
Flushing, NY 11354
718-939-8700
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens
Staten Island
X
X
X
Small Wonder Preschool Inc.
Queens County
90-45 Myrtle Ave.
Glendale, NY 11385
718-849-3002
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens
X
X
X
Smart Choice Therapy Inc.
Richmond County
1250 Hylan Blvd Suite 9B Staten Island, NY 10305 917-295-0750
Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Special Education Associates, Inc.
Kings County
1380 59th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11219
718-376-5510
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
St. Dominic’s Family Services
Rockland County
500 Western Hwy. Blauvelt, NY 10913
718-365-7238
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
St Mary’s Hospital for Children
Queens County
29-01 216th St.
Bayside, NY 11360
718-281-8848
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Starting Point Services for Children
Kings County
1575 McDonald Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-375-8885
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Step Up Therapy Services PT, OT, SLP
Kings County
1100 Coney Island Ave. , Suite 414
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-434-1012
Brooklyn
X
X
Steppingstone Day School
Queens County
77-40 Vleigh Pl.
Kew Garden Hills, NY 11367
718-591-9093
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Sunshine Developmental School
Queens County
91-10 146th St.
Jamaica, NY 11435
718-468-9000
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens
X
X
X
X
Supreme Evaluation Inc.
Kings County
1575 McDonald Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11230
718-375-1460
Brooklyn
X
Susan E Wagner Child Care Center
Bronx County
4102 White Plains Rd.
Bronx, NY 10466
718-547-0501
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
SY SEIT LLC
Queens County
35-10 156th Street Flushing, NY 11365 646-404-2106
Queens
X
X
X
The Children’s Circle
Queens County
78-26 Parsons Blvd. Flushing, NY 11367
917-407-2297
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens. Staten Island
X
The League School
Kings County
470 Vanderbilt Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11238
718-643-5300
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
Therapeutic Resources, LLP
Queens County
36-36 33rd St, Suite 500 Long Island City, NY 11106
212-529-9780
Queens
X
Therapy and Learning Center
Kings County
1723 8th Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718-290-2750
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Therapy Pros O.T. & Educational Services
Richmond County
966 Manor Rd.
Staten Island, NY 10314
718-982-5944
Staten Island
X
X
These Our Treasures, Inc. (TOTS)
Bronx County
2778 Bruckner Blvd.
Bronx, NY 10465
718-863-4925
X
UCP of NYC, Inc.
New York County
80 Maiden Ln. 2nd Fl
New York, NY 10038
212-683-6700
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
United Cerebral Palsy of Queens dba Queens Centers for Progress
Queens County
82-25 164th St.
Jamaica, NY 11432
718-374-0002
Queens
X
X
X
X
United Community Services, Inc.
Kings County
Administration
476 Malbone St.
Brooklyn, NY 11225
718-756-8065
Brooklyn
X
X
X
Universal Assessment and Consulting, LLC
Queens County
69-21 164th Street, Suite 8 Fresh Medows, NY 11365
718-380-0009
917-846-8938
Queens
X
Up Wee Grow, Inc.
Suffolk County
Administration & Evaluation Site
3 Greenhills Road South Huntington, NY 11746
631-351-1111
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center
New York County
1727 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, NY 10031
212-694-9200
X
Variety Child Learning Center
Nassau County
47 Humphrey Dr.
Syosett, NY 11791
516-9221-7171
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Village Child Development Center
Bronx County
350 E 146th St.
Bronx, NY 10451
718-585-4494
Bronx,
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
X
X
Volunteers of America-Greater NY, Inc.
Richmond County
135 West 50th St., 9th Floor New York, NY 10020
212-496-4303
Bronx, Staten Island
Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan
X
X
William T. Dillon Child Study Center
Kings County
239 Vanderbilt Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205 718-636-6838
X
Williamsburg Infant & Early Childhood
Kings County
22 Middleton St.
Brooklyn, NY 11206
718-782-4552
Brooklyn,
Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Words ‘N Motion, PLLC
Richmond County
905 Annadale Rd.
Staten Island, NY 10312
718-984-5826
Staten Island
X
X
Yeled V’Yalda Head Start
Kings County
1312 38th St.
Brooklyn, NY 11218
718-686-3506
Brooklyn,
Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
X
X
Kindergarten – GBOU School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg
ODOD, which is a structural subdivision of GBOU Secondary School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg, offers families preschool education and ensures its availability to children from 2 years of age until the termination of educational relations.
Currently, the institution has 4 general developmental groups with a 12-hour stay regime, the maximum occupancy of groups is 20 people.
the first junior group “Chickens” from 2 to 3 years old
middle group “Bees” from 4 to 5 years old
senior group “Ants” from 5 to 6 years old
preparatory group “Fireflies” from 6 to 7 years old
Mode and schedule of the department of preschool education for children:
Regulations on the Department of preschool education of children GBOU secondary school No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg
Schedule: Monday – Friday from 07.00 to 19.00 hours.
Days off: Saturday, Sunday and holidays established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
Enrollment of children in the “Department of Preschool Education” , as in any public kindergarten, is carried out in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation and the Administrative Regulations of the Administration of the St. education, subordinated to the administration of the district of St. Petersburg and in the presence of the following documents:
referral from the Education Management Authority of the district administration (referral from the Education Committee).
passport (or identity document) of parents (legal representatives)
copy of the child’s birth certificate (2 copies)
copies of birth certificates of other children under 18
copies of documents confirming benefits (if any)
copy of SNILS child
copy of medical insurance policy
medical record of the child in the form 026 / y.
vaccination certificate and form 063/y (vaccination card).
Mantoux reaction of the current year
Certificate from a pediatrician about visiting a kindergarten 1-2 days before admission.
If the child is already attending another preschool, then his medical record must contain a record with the date of the last day of visiting the institution and the absence of quarantine in the preschool.
Information on the enrollment of children in state kindergartens through the Portal of State and Municipal Services of St. Petersburg can be found here.
Application for admission to the “Department of Preschool Education for Children” (pdf, 186 Kb)
Application for compensation of a part of the parental fee, compensation of the parental fee (no parental fee) for childcare and care in public educational institutions implementing educational programs for preschool education (pdf, 249 Kb)
Agreement on education for educational programs of preschool education
Documents
The work program of education ODOD GBOU SOSH No. 309
Annual calendar schedule of the Department of Preschool Education of Children of the GBOU Secondary School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg
The procedure for collecting fees from parents for the supervision and care of children in the Department of Preschool Education of Children of the GBOU Secondary School No. 309 Tsentralny district St. Petersburg
Curriculum “Department of preschool education for children” GBOU secondary school No. 309 Central district St. Petersburg Regulations on the procedure for developing and approving educational programs for preschool institutions
Vacancies for reception (transfer)
Name of the educational program
Group
Number of vacancies for reception (transfer)
General education program of preschool education
First junior group
0
Middle group
0
Senior group
0
Preparatory group
5
Scholarships and other types of material support
ODOD GBOU secondary school No. 309
Does not provide pupils, parents (legal representatives) with scholarships and other payments related to material social support.
Does not have hostels and boarding schools.
Catering:
Regulations on the Nutrition Council of the structural unit Department of Preschool Education for Children
Regulation on the marriage commission in the structural unit Department of Preschool Education of Children
Regulation on the organization of nutrition of the structural unit of the Department of Preschool Education of Children
Regulation on the organization of nutrition of the structural unit of the Department of Preschool Education of Children
OD has OD equipped with the necessary modern equipment. All technological equipment is in good condition, is in working order, complies with sanitary rules for the organization of children’s public catering. All dishes are homemade; are prepared in accordance with technological maps, sanitary standards.
In order to ensure a full-fledged balanced diet for children attending state educational institutions that implement general educational programs of preschool education, in accordance with the Order of the Administration of the Central District of St. No. 505-r dated 05.06.2012, kindergartens in the Central District of St. Petersburg have been switched to a new diet for children. Since 01/01/2013, the form of catering has changed.
Based on the decision of the unified commission for the procurement of catering services for the needs of state preschool institutions of the Central District of St. Petersburg (minutes dated 12/13/2016 No. PRO1) from 01/01/2017, the catering organizer is:
• Name: OOO “Group companies Fusion Management” • Address: 196066, St. Petersburg, Moskovsky pr., 205 lit. A, office 6H • Opening hours: from 10 am to 6 pm • Director of the branch: Rogonova Elena Yurievna • Specialist of the internal control: Batov Vyacheslav Sergeevich
LLC Fusion Management Group of Companies carries out: • Daily supply of raw products; • daily cooking according to 4 times a cyclic ten-day menu for organizing meals for children aged 1 to 3 years and from 3 to 7 years; • provides the catering unit with qualified personnel, in case of illness/leave of cooks, performs their temporary replacement; • systematic and production control over the quality and safety of the services provided, sanitary rules, compliance with the conditions and terms of product storage, etc.; • Displays a daily cyclical menu (nursery/garden) for the day;
Information about the current regulatory documents governing catering in the ODOD is available on the websites:
Department of Social Nutrition http://www.gov.spb.ru;
Social nutrition of St. Petersburg http://socpspitanie.spb.ru
Medicine
Work schedule of medical personnel assigned to the ODOD GBOU secondary school No. 309
NURSE
MONDAY – FRIDAY
09:00 – 11:00
DOCTOR
MONDAY
9:00 – 10:15
Due to operational needs, it is possible to change the work schedule.
Material and technical support of educational activities
Information on whether the educational organization has a legal basis for buildings, structures, structures, territories necessary for the implementation of educational activities:
No.
Name of object
Purpose of object
Site area, m 2
1
Group rooms
Care and maintenance. Education
141.84 m. 2
2
124.8 m. 2
3
110 m. 2
4
71.7 m. 2
Total area: 1732.19 m2. 2
Information on the availability of equipped classrooms, facilities for practical training:
Name of object
Equipped classrooms
Quantity
Total area, m2
Music Hall
1
63. 6 m. 2
Office of a speech therapist / Office of a teacher-psychologist
1
28.6 m. 2
Multifunctional study room for educational activities
3
29.3 m. 2
21.8 m. 2
48.6 m. 2
Information about the availability of libraries, food facilities and health care for pupils:
Parameter
Medical unit
Area, m 2
17. 1 m. 2
Information about the presence of sports facilities:
Type of sports facility (sports facility)
Area, m 2
Sports hall
84.2 m. 2
Head of the structural unit – Gulyaeva Anna Mikhailovna Address ODOD: st. Konstantin Zaslonov, house 16 Phones: 764-57-75; 764-94-74 Website address: www.school309.ru/detskiy-sad/ e-mail: [email protected]
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk celebrated Day of the Preschool Worker
Information from the Pacific News Agency “Ostrov”.
More than 30 employees of kindergartens in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk received various awards, the city administration told TIA Ostrova.
Public educational institutions of preschool type have existed in Russia since 1863. It’s already 159For years, the system of preschool education in Russia has been actively developing. In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk today there are 54 municipal kindergartens and 11 private, 44 supervision groups. The total number of pupils in kindergartens of the regional center is more than 14,500 small townspeople.
– It is very symbolic that it is the employees of preschool education who begin the series of professional holidays in the field of education, because everything is just beginning with kindergarten, – emphasized Svetlana Mirova, Director of the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Education Department, in her greeting. – I want to note that all preschool institutions in our city are very different, each of our kindergartens is a unique ecosystem where, in addition to the obligatory love for children, there is an original component, each kindergarten has its own mission, which is successfully implemented. I wish you happiness and harmony – these are the two most important components of success in such a difficult profession as the work of a preschool worker.
So, today Vera Atroshchenko, the senior teacher of the combined type kindergarten No. 3 “Golden Key”, was awarded the municipal distinction “Best” in the field of education of the urban district. The Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk City Duma support awards in the field of education were presented by Deputy Chairman Tatyana Rudakova. For the development of effective technologies for management, training, education and correction for the 2021-2022 academic year, the prize was awarded to: teacher-psychologist of kindergarten No. 55 “Freckles” Maria Pavlenko, teacher of kindergarten No. 8 “Crane” Oksana Sazanova, physical education instructor of kindergarten No. 28 “Matryoshka” Danil Titov.
– I entered the profession immediately after graduation, and during my internship I realized that I wanted to work with preschoolers. Any moments that are associated with pedagogical activity come only with experience. I love my job, I like working with children, watching their progress, parents’ feedback motivates and inspires new achievements. And this award is another confirmation of successful actions and the right choice of profession, – said the teacher of kindergarten No. 28 “Matryoshka” Danil Titov.
For conscientious work and personal contribution to the upbringing of the younger generation Anna Dubrova, speech therapist of kindergarten No. 10 “Rosinka”, was awarded with a letter of thanks from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. Also, for high achievements in their professional activities, preschool education workers were awarded certificates of honor and letters of thanks from the administration of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and the Department of Education, certificates of honor from the Ministry of Education of the Sakhalin Region. Five educators were rewarded with a commemorative sign of the Governor of the Sakhalin Region “In honor of the 75th anniversary of the Sakhalin Region. ” The head of kindergarten No. 19 was awarded a certificate of honor from the Sakhalin trade union organization of educators”Alyonushka” Natalia Syroezhkina. The award was presented to the head by the deputy chairman of the regional union of trade union organizations of the Sakhalin region, Yakov Maksimov.
Preschool educational institutions of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk constantly improve their potential, participate and win in regional and all-Russian competitions, develop material and methodological resources. The hotel block of the ceremony was dedicated to awarding institutions that are actively involved in the exchange of experience and have adequately shown themselves at all-Russian competitions, including the competitions “The Best Kindergartens of Russia 2022” and “Kindergarten of the Year”, “Exemplary Kindergarten 2021-2022” – this kindergartens No. 46 “Pearl”, No. 48 “Baby”, No. 55 “Freckle”, No. 57 “Bead”.
– We submitted materials and our pedagogical developments for the competition, which we have been collecting for several years, so this is our common victory. First of all, a great love for children helped us to become the best, without this nothing will work, this is the most important thing in the profession of a preschool worker, – shared Anna Safonova, head of kindergarten No. Kindergartens of Russia 2022” and “Kindergarten of the Year”.
Special attention is paid to the development of the pre-school education system in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, with the support of budgets at all levels. One of the important steps in this direction is the repair of gardens, the improvement of their material base, the creation of comfortable working conditions and new places for preschool children. So, in April of this year, preschool educational institution No. 56 “Lukomorye” in Dalny for 330 places was put into operation in the city. Also this year, the facade and roofing of the Ryabinka and Zhuravlenok kindergartens were repaired, the territory of the Beryozka kindergarten was landscaped, the improvement of the Aistenok and Firefly kindergartens continues, and a number of other works were carried out with the support of regional and local budgets. But the main thing is always the teaching staff, young specialists come to the industry, who have become special participants in the solemn ceremony. Veterans of preschool education who contributed to the development of the industry were especially noted during the event.
Moscow | Construction of a kindergarten for 225 children is planned to be completed by April 2018 in the metropolitan area of Yuzhnoye Butovo
Photo: akademichesky.mos.ru
“The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 places on the street. Starokrymskaya, ow. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex. Mosgosstroynadzor issued a permit for the construction of the facility, which is scheduled to be completed by April 2018,” said Oleg Antosenko, Chairman of the Moscow State Construction Supervision Committee.
As explained in the press service of the department, the preschool will accept children aged three to seven years. It will have nine groups of 25 people each. The building will house sports and music halls, a carpentry workshop, and medical facilities.
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A house for 132 apartments will be erected in Yuzhny Butovo
A new residential building for 132 apartments with finishing is planned to be built in the South-West of Moscow within 9 months. 15:05 21.02.2017 Prefecture of the SWAD of Moscow – Moscow
A residential building for 132 apartments will be built in Yuzhny Butovo with finishing
Moskomexpertiza approved the project for the capital construction project: “Residential building with engineering communications and landscaping” at the address: quarter 1, building 13, Yuzhnoye Butovo district, 14:07 21. 02.2017 Information Center – Moscow
What will be built in my area: a kindergarten in South Butovo
A kindergarten will appear in South Butovo as part of a large residential complex, the press service of Mosgosstroynadzor reports. 13:05 21.02.2017 MosDay.Ru – Moscow
A kindergarten with a carpentry workshop will appear in Yuzhny Butovo
The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children on Starokrymskaya St. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex. 10:10 21.02.2017 Information Center – Moscow
A kindergarten with a carpentry workshop will appear in the South Butovo district in 2018
An investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children in the south-west of the capital next April, Oleg Antosenko, chairman of the Moscow Construction Supervision Authority, said. 09:06 21. 02.2017 MosDay.Ru – Moscow
A kindergarten with a carpentry workshop will appear in the South-West Administrative District
Next spring a kindergarten for 225 children will appear in the territory of the Yuzhnoe Butovo district. 19:09 20.02.2017 Lomonosovsky district SWAD of Moscow – Moscow
Construction of a kindergarten for 225 children in the metropolitan area Yuzhnoye Butovo is planned to be completed by April 2018.
“The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children on Starokrymskaya, ow. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex. 18:12 20.02.2017 Academic district SWAD of Moscow – Moscow
One more kindergarten will appear in the South-West of the capital
Starokrymskaya, ow. 17:08 20.02.2017 Tyoply Stan area SWAD – Moscow
The construction of a kindergarten in the south-west of Moscow will be completed in the spring of 2018
A kindergarten in the south-west of the capital is planned to be built by the spring of next year, the press service of Mosgosstroynadzor reports. 16:10 20.02.2017 Moscow perspective – Moscow
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Employees of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Russian MIA Directorate for the Tverskoy District, together with colleagues from the Criminal Investigation Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, detained a woman,
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“The United States, Ukraine and Poland once said that “this infrastructure will not work, they will do everything for this,” the Deputy Prime Minister recalled on the air of the Russia-1 TV channel.
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The increase in infections was associated with the start of the school year.
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“I was known as a “scandalous mother”, nannies and educators were afraid of me!”. Stories of parents from Belarus about kindergarten
When parents send their child to preschool, it remains to be seen which of them gets more stress. Kindergarten can be perceived in different ways: as a rescue for tired mothers, an opportunity to go to work, a way to socialize a child, or a place full of dangers. Some parents vigilantly watch over their children, finding fault with trifles, others are calm about bruises and bumps. Moms shared their funny and not so funny stories about such a different kindergarten.
“Don’t you see? I’m having a snack!
Marina tells a story about her son and cannot help laughing, although it was many years ago.
— The son adapted well in kindergarten, but he was already very independent and wayward. For example, I didn’t want to sleep in any day – I got enough sleep at night. The teachers tried to fight him, explaining that I simply did not know how to put him down, and the children were obliged to sleep during the day. I just laughed, because I knew the character of my boy, it was almost impossible to make him do something. He calmly undressed and went to bed, did not throw tantrums, but very quickly realized that while everyone was sleeping, he would have to entertain himself with something for two hours. And he began to sneak toys or picture books into bed. The teachers noticed that the contraband was confiscated, but he stubbornly continued.
One day I come to pick him up, and the teacher, not holding back her laughter, tells me a story. She laid, she says, everyone for a daytime sleep, the group obediently sniffled. After a while I went to check. And on the bed where my baby sleeps, a hill of blankets. And suspicious sounds come from the hill: panting, sniffing, stirring. Fits on tiptoe, blanket – once, sharply. And he is there with an apple the size of his head, all smeared with juice, trying to bite off, bites into it like a hare. The teacher was dumbfounded and asked: “What are you doing?”. And he told her so solidly: “Don’t you see, or what? I’m having a snack! and a blanket over your head.
This “snacking” went all over the kindergarten, and the teachers stopped fighting with my stubborn one. They gave him coloring books and books so that he would not be bored!
“Once I came to the kindergarten earlier than usual…”
Dasha has not very pleasant memories of the kindergarten, she says that she didn’t even think that adults could treat children like that.
— As soon as I sent my daughter to kindergarten, illnesses began. It would be nice if the kids in the group got sick, the flu went around or SARS – but no. And the child seems to be hardened, and the weather outside is good, and the group is warm.
And one evening she came to the kindergarten earlier than usual to pick up her child. I go into the locker room, and my girl is sitting on the closet with her bare booty, in one T-shirt. It was rather cold in the corridor, the entrance was directly from the street.
I burst into the group, and the nanny calmly tells me, they say, your girl peed herself, brought her to change clothes, and carried her wet tights to the battery. And left her half-naked on a closet that is more than one and a half meters high!
I, of course, made a scandal, and at first the nanny could not even understand what her fault was. I went to the manager, I wanted to write a complaint, but she somehow dissuaded me, begged me, promised that this would never happen again. And I was known as a “scandalous mother”, the teachers and nannies were afraid of me, but I don’t care, even call me a pot, just don’t put me in the oven. If only my child was safe…
“Well, give it to him there!..”
— I don’t remember any difficulties or problems in kindergarten that would concern me or my daughter, — Anna tells . – But once my Masha told me that the teacher takes a slipper and beats one boy on the head. To be honest, I got excited. I decided that I needed to either tell my parents or talk to the teacher. But somewhere in a couple of days I heard a conversation between the parents of that very boy and the teacher. Mom and dad said: “Well, you give it to him there, if anything, otherwise he doesn’t understand the words.” And I didn’t interfere, since the parents themselves are asking, why am I going to climb?
First love and plans to escape
— They say that the first loves come in kindergarten. So a boy fell in love with me, his name was Valik, – Natalia recalls her childhood. – Walked on the heels and did everything I say. My faithful page was ready with me both in fire and in water. Valik and I decided to dig behind the veranda under the fence. They wanted freedom! They dug for a whole week, with children’s scoops. Let’s go for a walk and let’s dig. The hole is big, tomorrow, probably, we will break out already. And the next day we come – there is no hole, they dug it in! What to do? We dig again. Tomorrow is the same story. We spat on this case, tired. And then I heard how the janitor complained to our nanny that dogs had got into the territory of the garden, they say, dig and dig, damned! And, most importantly, what stubborn, they chose one place!
Another story was short. They sent me to kindergarten for the first time. And after a few days, the parents ask: “What is the name of your teacher, daughter?”. And I am so important, with knowledge of the matter: “Bronisliva Fedosovna!” And I could not understand what they were laughing at!
“Your wild child!”
“I took the little one to kindergarten, I was worried, of course, but she seemed to be doing well,” says Katya . – The teachers say, they say, go, mommy, the child is upset because of you. Come back tonight, everything will be fine. I ran for my daughter earlier, the group was on a walk. I look, my girl is standing in a secluded corner of the walking area and sobbing so bitterly, her heart is breaking.
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Our learning center, which includes Infant Care, Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten programs, is nationally accredited by the National Early Childhood Program Accreditation and was awarded a Gold Seal certification.
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La Petite in Ormond Beach has been a phenomenal school for both of my children. Wonderful staff and director with a great curriculum.
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I love how the children are learning using hands on activities. The hands on projects and activities mimic labs in public schools, food and other hands on tools to help retain the information.
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I’m so glad we took our child to La Petite. The teachers and director are capable and friendly, and attentive to our child’s needs. It’s a wonderful environment and they’re always doing something fun.
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Debbie Lipinski, Director
Education: Daytona State College Early Childhood Education Certificate
Certifications: National Child Development Associate Credential, Directors Credential with a VPK Endorsement, CPR/First Aid Certification
I have always had a passion for early education and love watching children’s growth and development at all stages. I love leading the school, challenging and supporting staff and educating young children to be the best they can be.
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I am in my 11th year at La Petite in Ormond Beach and thoroughly enjoy working alongside the dedicated and happy staff and of course the wonderful children and parents we have here. It is the success of every child in this school that makes my job such a rewarding one.
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Job Description The Montessori Teacher is a guide who helps direct his/her students activities academically, emotionally, and physically in a prepared Montessori environment that challenges each child to reach his/her full potential in these developmental areas, in accordance with Montessori philosophy and procedures. Major Responsibilities and Tasks Follows lesson plans and manages the learning experiences for students to ensure the needs of the groups and individual students are met Assists students toward self-directed learning and normalization Maintains a neat, well organized, and attractive prepared environment consistent with Montessori pedagogy Participates in professional activities designated by the Head of School, which may include workshops, curriculum retreats, meetings, grade reporting, planning, and other professional pursuits Attends all pre-announced staff meetings and professional sessions and parent meetings Works to develop close and effective relationships with parents, including opportunities to discuss and understand the childs individual progress; encourages them to bond with both the class and the larger school community; provides individualized tracking of student progress Follows the schools policies and procedures for student evaluation and record keeping, meeting all due dates as required; includes the administration of standardized tests (if applicable) Other job duties as assigned. Required Qualifications DCF 45 Hours Background Screening First Aid / CPR Preferred Qualifications Associate’s Degree in E.C.E. Montessori Certificate Experience in a Montessori environment B.S. Degree in E.C.E. Physical Requirements Ability to lift 25-35 lbs Ability to walk, kneel, sit, and stand for long periods of time Job Type: Part / Full-time Experience: ECE Teacher: 1 year (Required) Montessori: 1 year (Preferred) Education: Associate (Preferred) License: AMS or AMI (Preferred) If you do not have Montessori Training you must enroll in our Teacher Education Program Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Teach basic skills, such as color, shape, number and letter recognition, personal hygiene, and social skills.
Establish and enforce rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order.
Adapt teaching methods and instructional materials to meet students’ varying needs and interests.
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Reading Comprehension — Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.
Active Listening — Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times.
Speaking — Talking to others to convey information effectively.
Critical Thinking — Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
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Education and Training — Knowledge of principles and methods for curriculum and training design, teaching and instruction for individuals and groups, and the measurement of training effects.
English Language — Knowledge of the structure and content of the English language including the meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar.
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Talant – Children’s Montessori Center in Samara – Children’s Montessori Center “Talent”, Samara
PROGRAMS
Montessori programs are aimed at revealing the inner potential of the child and stimulating learning and development. Children do not need to be forced to study, children themselves are interested in learning and our task is to support this interest.
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The Montessori Method
The Montessori Method helps the child develop harmoniously and naturally, acting at his own pace and in accordance with the needs that are relevant for him at any age. This technique helps the timely development of the child.
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Teachers
The main principles of our teachers’ work are respect, maintaining an atmosphere of cooperation and encouraging different individual opinions and offering innovation. We watch over the children, offering them help only when needed.
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MISSION
In solidarity with AMI, we realize the common mission of the Montessori community: “Supporting the natural development of the human being from birth to adulthood, which will enable children to become a transformative element of society and achieve harmony and peace throughout the world.”
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Programs
Programs are developed taking into account the age characteristics of children based on the principles described by Maria Montessori. The main objective of the programs is to enable the child to be independent and, as a result, to bring up a person who is self-confident.
Perinatal Montessori class
3rd Proseka, 94a
A program of several meetings-seminars and workshops for expectant parents to prepare themselves and their homes for the meeting with the baby. We discuss the development of a child during pregnancy and the first months of life, how to support the most important stage in development, because in the first two months of life a basic trust in the world is laid, and in the first year of life a basic belief in oneself is formed. At practical workshops, we will make the first educational aids for newborns and infants.
The program is supervised by Montessori teacher Morozova Viktoria Nikolaevna (international standard AMI 0-3).
Child-parent class for babies from 3 to 14 months. Nido-class
3rd Proseka, 94a
The program works: 4 days a week from 13:00 to 14:30; from 16:30 to 18:00.
The program is supervised by a Montessori teacher Morozova Viktoria Nikolaevna (international standard AMI 0-3).
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Montessori class from 1.5 to 3 years. Toddler-class
3rd Proseka, 94a
The program is open: 5 days a week from 8:00 to 16:00 (visits are possible 2 times a week)
Main program: from 8:30 to 12:00
Three times a day food.
Daily walks
Montessori teacher Morozova Victoria Nikolaevna (international standard AMI 0-3) supervises the program with the support of assistants.
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Weekend group 1.5-3 years
Michurina st., 130
The program works: weekly on Saturdays.
Group 1: from 9:00 to 10:30
Group 2: from 10:45 to 12:30
The program is supervised by a teacher Daria Ignatova, courses “Montessori at home 0-1”, “Montessori at home 1-3” , advanced training in the specialties “Neuropsychology of childhood” and “Psychological and pedagogical support for the development of emotional intelligence of preschool children.”
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Montessori class from 3 to 6 years old
130 Michurina St. , 9 3rd Proseka4a
The program is open: 5 days a week from 8:00 to 19:00
Main program: from 9:00 to 12:00
Rest time: 13:30 – 15:30
Additional sections: 16: 00-17:00
Four meals a day.
Daily walks
The program is led by Montessori teachers Samigullina Elina Rafaelevna (Moscow State Pedagogical University “Application of the Maria Montessori method in preschool education in grades 3-6”) and Kachalova Daria Sergeevna (training in the Montessori method in the children’s Montessori center “Talent”) with support of assistants and teachers of additional programs.
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Weekend group from 3 to 6 years old
Michurina St., 130
The program works: weekly on Saturdays from 9:00 to 12:00
Montessori Internationale AMI 3-6)
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Montessori School 6-12 years old
3rd Proseka, 94 a
The program works: 5 days a week from 8:00 to 19:00.
Main program: from 9:00 to 16:00
Additional sections: daily from 16:30 to 17:30.
Four meals a day.
Daily walks
Progressive interesting training program
Attestation in a licensed school
The program is supervised by Montessori teacher Anisimova Anna Raisovna (a student of the Association Montessori Internationale AMI 6-12 international course) with the support of assistants and teachers of additional programs.
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3rd clearing, 94 A
Speech therapist
Psychologist for adults and children
Our teachers
are qualified employees who underwent additional training according to the method of Maria Montessori
” My vision for the future is not people passing exams and getting certified on the way from high school to university, but individuals moving from one stage of independence to a higher one, through their own activity, thanks to their own efforts of willpower, which constitute the inner evolution of a person. Maria Montessori
ANISIMOVA ANNA RAISOVNA
Project leader, Montessori teacher
Kindergarten director. Received additional education at the course “Psychological and pedagogical foundations of the Maria Montessori method”, underwent professional retraining in the specialty “Application of the Maria Montessori method in preschool education in grades 3-6″ at the Academy for Retraining Personnel and Advanced Training of Educational Workers, completed advanced training at the course ” Application of the method of Maria Montessori for the age category 0-3 “at the Moscow State Pedagogical University. Speaker of the International Conference on the Montessori Method “Free Child. From Montessori to the present day.”, author of the article “Obstacles in the development of a child and their manifestations in an adult.” Currently studying at the international program Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) for the age group 6-12.
MOROZOVA VICTORIA NIKOLAEVNA
Head of direction 0-3, Montessori teacher, international diploma AMI 0-3
Graduated from Kharkiv State University. Karazin, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, mathematician, teacher of mathematics and computer science. Diploma “Non-traditional methods of teaching mathematics at school.” She worked at an experimental private school as a mathematics teacher. Leading parent-child developmental classes in the Public Organization “Parental Culture Club” in Dnepropetrovsk. I listened to Shalva Amonoshvili’s master class “Humanistic Pedagogy”. Successfully graduated in 2009-2010 for Montessori teacher 3-6 years old. She was engaged in private practice with children from 1 year to 5-6 years. Has certificates in Applied Behavior Analysis – parent course; seminar-training “Psychiatry in martial arts” by Dmitry Kornilov.
Successfully completed an international training course for early childhood assistants Association Montessori Internationale, 0-3
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Deputy Head, teacher N.G. Chernyshevsky with a degree in Social Pedagogy, has additional education in German. Participant of the competitions “The Coolest Cool”, “Innovations of the Future”, winner of the competition “Teacher of the Year 2019″”. She underwent additional training in the Montessori method in the kindergarten “Talent”. Successfully completed training according to the international standard Association Montessori Internationale for the age group 3-6.
SAMIGULLINA ELINA RAFAELEVNA
Leading Montessori teacher of class 3-6, branch at 3 Prosek, 94, music teacher developing education. She successfully completed her studies at the Moscow State Pedagogical University in the course “Application of the Maria Montessori Method in Preschool Education in Classes 3-6”, underwent additional training in the Maria Montessori Method for the age category 0-3 (MPGU). He has a basic musical education, owns musical instruments: button accordion, guitar, piano.
The whole life of a child is a movement towards self-improvement, towards the completion of the creation of a person in oneself.
MAMAEVA MARIA ALEKSEEVNA
Head of a kindergarten at 130 Michurina st. She underwent additional training on the method of Maria Montessori in the kindergarten “Talent”. Attended the seminars “Special child. How to help him?”, “MAR-method of Marianna Lynskaya”. Passed a course on launching T.V. Georgian.
Kachalova Daria Sergeevna
Leading Montessori teacher of class 3-6, branch at 130 Michurina st. Passed the program of professional retraining “Preschool education”. Participant of workshops based on Orff pedagogy by Irina Korneeva “Musical games with percussion instruments for children.” Seminar on games for children of different ages from Boris Starostin using the “Social Games” method. Passed additional training on the Montessori method in the children’s center “Talent”.
Prudina Veronika
Educator of class 3-6, branch at 130 Michurina st.
Likh Valeria
Educator of class 3-6, music teacher, branch at 130 Michurina St.
Graduated from the Syzran College of Arts and Culture named after O.N. She worked as a vocal teacher at a children’s music school. Pop vocal teacher. He studies at the Samara State Socio-Pedagogical University at the Department of Music Education. Professionally fond of jazz direction in music. Passed training in the Montessori method at the children’s center “Talent”
Ekaterina Novikova
English-speaking assistant, branch at 130 Michurina st. ; weekend teacher, branch at 130 Michurina St.
Graduated from Togliatti State University with a degree in Quality Management. Analytical quality control of chemical compounds.» I attended the courses “Montessori at home 0-1”, “Montessori at home 1-3”. Passed advanced training “Neuropsychology of childhood” and “Psychological and pedagogical support for the development of emotional intelligence of preschool children.
Tatyana Ushakova
Cook
Graduated from Vocational School of High Culture No. 10 with a degree in Chef
Svetlana Morozova
Assistant class 3-6, branch at Michurina St., 130 9000 Graduated from the State Pedagogical University branch of Samara State University5 9000 “Psychologist-teacher.
Alina Gubanova
Assistant teacher of the weekend group, branch at 130 Michurina st. Primary school teacher.
Margarita Adiullina
Choreography teacher
Tatyana Kolesnikova
Speech therapist
Graduated from the Samara State Pedagogical University with the qualifications “Music teacher.”, “Speech therapist teacher”. Total teaching experience over 20 years. Conducts speech therapy classes, including speech launch, logorhythmics with children of various ages and levels of training. Works with children with disabilities.
Klimova Yulia Viktorovna
English teacher
Graduated from the Volga State Social and Humanitarian Academy as an English teacher. She took part in cultural and educational forums, took refresher courses. Julia is a mother of two children, enjoys reading fiction, knitting, doing puzzles, is a volunteer in charitable organizations, is fond of the topic of ecology.
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I would like to say a few words about our experience of visiting the club. The Montessori environment at the Talant Club is well organized. There are a lot of manuals and developing materials, you can’t have time to explore even half in one lesson. The main advantage, especially for my child, is, first of all, freedom of choice, the child is not forced to study, he does what he has chosen himself, what he is interested in at the moment. My daughter really likes music lessons, drawing, games in the sports room. The management of the center, teachers are always sympathetic to changing the schedule of visits, because with a child it is not always possible to be in time for a certain hour. You can choose from classes at a convenient time for you. The child receives so many positive emotions, and how much joy in the eyes when you say that today we are going to the club. Isn’t that the most important thing? Natalya Kochurova
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A long and thorny path led us to the first children’s institution for our daughter????. And we are lucky that it turned out to be Talent with the Montessori method. If you want your child to prepare cutlery for the table, clean your shoes for tomorrow, iron things, put them in a shelf and do a bunch of other useful things around the house and at the same time do it on your own initiative. If you want your child to learn to “want to learn for himself” (and not for a gingerbread ????), then you want to join this club ????
In addition, excellent materials, qualified assistance from a psychologist (thanks to Ekaterina Okuneva ????????), involvement of a defectologist-speech therapist. And I think that this is just the beginning … Olga Ilyina
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I have been taking my daughter to Montessori Talant Center for two months. I can say with certainty that good and responsible teachers work there. The atmosphere of home comfort, very clean, safe and everything is thought out for the kids. Before going there, I got acquainted with the Montessori development methodology and roughly imagined what it was and how classes were conducted there. The type of activity is not imposed on the child, he is free in his choice. He wants to draw, he wants to eat, he wants to work with materials. There is a large sports area where the child can throw out his energy. And the teacher observes and prompts. I am very pleased with the fact that there is the possibility of a gradual adaptation of the child to kindergarten, without tears and tantrums. For 2 months I see changes in my daughter’s behavior, only positive! I am very glad that such a center has opened in Samara and I hope for its further development. Evgenia Kulkova.
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When a teacher in a group is not just a teacher, but a Teacher. It is easy and comfortable for children, they work out together, push and pull the mat together – they roll each other! Unity is felt in everything, no one is left aside from the common cause) Thank you, Victoria (Victoria), you have done a great job! This is an incredible atmosphere) Anna ( Anya Anisimova ) you have amazing teachers, and even when I give up, they can show that not everything is so bad). #montessori #montessorisade Irina Khomutova
Why do we need Maria Montessori?
“I am not a teacher, but a mother of a little girl full of great potential. Is my daughter special? Yes, like all other children. Are you still not aware of the uniqueness of your child? Then look at him through the eyes of Maria Montessori. … What happiness! We were born! And time not only sped up, it flew by so fast that the weeks only had time to flash one after another …. I woke up when my daughter was 6 months old. It’s not that I didn’t take care of the child at all … Subconsciously remembering my carefree childhood, it didn’t even occur to me that we were somehow developed, and I didn’t especially think about whether educational and developmental activities were needed at such a tender age. Of course, at that time I gave what I considered right, based on the instincts and skills instilled in me in childhood. But when I came across information that sensory, it turns out, is directly related to the development of speech and all areas of development can and should be developed now, I wanted more. So why Montessori? Now it is difficult for me to answer this question, since the answer seems quite obvious. This technique gives children a lot of opportunities to independently develop their abilities. After reading quite a few superficial articles about various techniques, it was not difficult to make a choice. At that time, attention was drawn to Montessori materials that were easy to imitate at home … ”, – Anna Voropaeva, Tula, from the materials of the III All-Russian Conference “Integration of Maria Montessori Pedagogy with the Domestic Educational Space”.
Anna Voropaeva, Tula
Contact information
Pearl-Montessori Center on Avtozavodskaya-Pearl Montessori Center
for children from 2 months to 3 years old
Parent-Infant class
9000 -11:30
☑ Mon, Wed 12:00-13:30
☑ Tue, Thu 09:45-11:15
☑ Tue, Thu 11:45-13:15
☑ AMI standard 9005
Toddler class
☑ 5 days a week;
☑ 08:30 to 12:30;
☑ 08:30 to 17:00;
☑ AMI standard.
For children from 3 to 6 years old
Casa dei Bambini class
☑ 5 days a week;
☑ 08:30 to 17:00;
☑ AMI standard.
Montessori Music
☑ Mon, Tue, Thu 17:00-18:30;
☑ for children attending the Center;
☑ AMI standard.
Why choose us?
Our center has existed for almost 15 years, so you can be sure of the high professional level of our team.
We are one of the five Moscow Montessori centers operating according to the standards of the International Montessori Association – AMI (Association Montessori Internationale).
Zhemchuzhina is the only AMI Montessori center in the Southern and Southeastern administrative districts.
English: Classes are regularly held in English using a special methodology that allows children to learn a foreign language easily and with pleasure.
Individual approach to your child: Montessori teacher helps each child to develop at his own pace, taking into account his interests and needs.
An atmosphere of respect, trust and support, in which the child’s talents are revealed, his self-confidence, independence and internal discipline develop.
We try to be accessible to parents who want to give their child an education that meets international standards.
Convenient location of the school relative to the center of Moscow, high transport accessibility (proximity to the metro stations: Avtozavodskaya, Kolomenskaya, Proletarskaya, Kozhukhovskaya, Dubrovka, Taganskaya, Paveletskaya, Tulskaya, etc.; the third transport ring and the MCC).
Zhemchuzhina Montessori Center is notable for the high level of education of teachers, the area and variety of teaching materials, good transport accessibility and reasonable price for the level of services provided. Most of all, I like that the child is given the material necessary to prepare for school right in kindergarten. I also like the teachers and the way the work with parents is carried out: regular lectures, meetings and interesting seminars. The son has become more independent in everyday matters, demonstrates knowledge from different areas – from geography to language, as well as a high level of concentration on activities that are interesting to him, attention to detail. I am very grateful to all the staff of the Center for their work, attentiveness and care!
Son 4.5 years old, Casa dei Bambini
Ekaterina Bulgakova
We studied at the Zhemchuzhina Montessori Center from September 2014 to December 2015. Misha went to kindergarten from the age of 4. We just had a second child at that time, and I was very worried about how everything would go. Everything went great. The teachers were able to quickly include Misha in the life of the group. Already a couple of months after the start of the visits, Misha began to help me at home and confidently coped with the simplest household operations. Misha became more organized, began to make contact with his peers more easily and boldly. Along with this, he has not lost his childish spontaneity or sincerity, he just became a little more organized. The teachers are very attentive to the children. Garden “Pearl” is very warm in its atmosphere. I was completely calm for my son. We were forced to leave because we moved to another city, but I would gladly send my second child there. Thanks a lot to the teachers! You are wonderful professionals and individuals. I was very glad to meet you.
Son Misha, 5 years 3 months, Casa dei Bambini class.
Anna Laptinskaya
In the Montessori Center “Zhemchuzhina” I like the professionalism of teachers, strict adherence to the rules of the Montessori methodology. At the center, we have the opportunity to learn more about the methodology through seminars, open lessons and Journey in Silence held here. Communication and consultations with the teachers of the center give a good understanding of the current level of development of the child. We see a respectful attitude towards the child (to the individual, with the peculiarities of each character). There is a calm, pleasant atmosphere in the group. I am very pleased with the constant presence of a native English speaker in the group and the opportunity to undergo additional training (sports, music, foreign languages) within the center. During the visit to the Center, my son had a significant jump in speech (pronunciation, vocabulary). He began, without coercion, to perform household duties (wash the dishes, fold things, wash the mirror, do laundry, etc.) and the rules established in the family. Can do a lot without turning to adults for help, has become more independent in everything. He spoke to me in English! I wish Montessori Center Zhemchuzhina further development and growth!
Son, 4 years old, attends the Casa dei Bambini class.
Lyudmila Ditkovskaya
We almost immediately gained confidence in the people who work at the Zhemchuzhina Montessori Center: both the teachers and the administration. We really like the respectful attitude towards children, humanity, responsiveness and openness of employees to new things. In the class that our daughter attends, there is an excellent teacher Lyudmila and an assistant Tatyana Leonidovna. They support independence in children. My daughter loves going to kindergarten. Sometimes she asks on weekends why she doesn’t go to kindergarten. She learned to defend her interests, she can say: “This is mine!”, “I don’t like what you are doing!”. At home, we did not manage to teach her this. During the six months of the visit, we noticed improvements in fine motor skills: she holds a pen and pencil well and correctly, fastens buttons and zippers, even small and uncomfortable ones. I began to sleep better during the day.
Daughter 2 y. 10 m. attends Toddler class.
Evgenia and Sergey Novozhilov
We chose the Zhemchuzhina Montessori Center because it is included in the AMI list of Moscow schools and has good sanitary conditions. We like the atmosphere of friendliness and comfort, here every child is truly special. At home, the son himself began to clean up the toys after the game, washes his things, tries to undress and dress himself. The child is always happy to run to class.
Son 1 y. 10 m. attending Toddler class
Alexandra Ryazanskaya
Our mission is to help every Child to reveal their potential, the unique abilities they possess. We have great respect for the personality of the child, his individuality. We take into account the given nature, and, starting from this, we give the child the opportunity to independently explore the world around him, and through it himself, in order to maximize the strengths of the Child’s personality.
Each child is not a blank slate, but a pure soul that came into this world with an open heart. If We, adults, are able to unconditionally accept the Child as he is, and we can help him realize himself, find his Purpose, this will make the Child truly happy!
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Seminar “Montessori Music” by Olga Salaurova
Dear colleagues, Montessori teachers and parents! We inform you that on October 20-21 (2018) Olga Salaurova’s annual musical seminar “Montessori Music:” Development of absolute pitch, musical knowledge and abilities in children 0-3/3-6/6-12 years old according to the method of Dr. Maria Monte Read more
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New academic year has begun
On September 3, our Montessori Center began its work this academic year. We are very happy to welcome all children to our classes. We are happy to see everyone so rested and ready to work. We are also waiting for new children in the class for toddlers from 2 to 17 months in the Parent-Infant class, Toddler classes (14 Read more
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New Year in Zhemchuzhina!
On December 21st and 22nd we celebrated the New Year together with the children of Toddler (1.5-3 years old) and Casa dei Bambini (3-6 years old) classes. Children participated in interesting workshops, decorated the Christmas tree, sang and danced around it and of course received gifts! The holidays turned out to be very warm and cheerful. We are confident that More
Our mission is to create and maintain conditions for the natural self-development of children and adults based on the humanistic values and views of Maria Montessori.
CRASH (TODDLER GROUP)
18 months to 3 years
MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:00AM TO 4:30PM
FLEXIBLE BABY ADAPTATION SCHEDULE.
THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND CASTORY IN THE MODE OF A SHORT STAY (MORE DETAILS IN THE GROUPS/TODDLER SECTION).
PRE SCHOOL
3 to 6 years
MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:00AM TO 6:00PM
IT IS POSSIBLE TO LEAVE UNTIL 19:00
(MORE DETAILS IN THE SECTION GROUPS/PRE SCHOOL).
THE GARDEN PROVIDES A BALANCED FOUR MEALS
(BREAKFAST, SECOND BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AFTER SNACK),
SPECIAL 10-DAY MENU. INDIVIDUAL FOOD PROGRAMS ARE POSSIBLE, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE PECULIARITIES OF YOUR CHILD.
OUR GROUP IS FULLY EQUIPPED WITH NEW, ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY EQUIPMENT PRODUCED AT THE OMSK MONTESSORI FACTORY UNDER INDIVIDUAL ORDER.
ALL FURNITURE AND DIDACTIC MATERIALS ARE MADE FROM SOLID WOOD
AND MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE MONTESSORI ENVIRONMENT AND SUN PIN.
Daily walk in the yard (two walks a day in warm weather), organization of active activities and outdoor games.
For babies from 6 to 24 months, there is a group “Baby and Mom”
(details in the group/nido section)
Pink cube is part of one of the most famous materials created by Maria Montessori, the pink tower. In total, there are 10 of them in the tower, and without any, it stops working as it should.
And yet, the Pink Cube is the first real Montessori nursery in Omsk.
Every time I write “the first real ones”, the spring inside is compressed a little, as if I am preparing to defend myself. From childhood, we were taught that boasting is not good.
You need to be calm, obedient, study well, help around the house, read a lot and translate grandmothers across the road. And do it all silently, without boasting.
How many years have passed, but the spring still shrinks, even when I understand that I am not boasting, but proud, I am happy with the results of my work, I want to share with others.
We opened the “Pink Cube” having already had a lot of experience in the field of Montessori pedagogy. My first acquaintance with her happened in 2002 and for 13 years, I led the Montessori Center in Novosibirsk.
Founder of Kubik, director of the largest Montessori factory in Russia, where for more than 20 years materials have been made for our entire country and beyond.
The Montessori nursery in Omsk was inspired by our son, Zakhar, whose appearance changed our lives and helped us create a place we want to talk about.
Full time
Maria Montessori has repeatedly written about the importance of the time a child spends in the classroom. Time is necessary for him to go through important cycles on the way of building himself. In the group, no one pushes the baby, does not rush, does not interrupt interest.
Due to this, very different results are obtained compared to short-term groups.
Nursery provides psychological security and safety, independence, development in action, social and communication skills, exploration and knowledge of the world around.
Our day includes not only a three-hour session of free work in a Montessori environment, which allows the child to more easily adapt and be successful, but also all the necessary routine moments, such as eating, daytime sleep, joint games and a walk!
Work of professionals
Would you go to a doctor knowing that he is a very kind person, read a lot about medicine in books and the Internet, went to several trainings and successfully treats his family, but does not have a medical education?
Would you like the driver of the bus you are on to be the life of the party and know everything in words about the rules of the road, but not pass the exam and get a driver’s license?
Why, then, do we often agree to have people work with our children in this way?
All Pink Cube teachers have completed special training in the course “Early Childhood Assistant” under the guidance of Vera Mogileva, Ph. D., Montessori guide 0-6, AMI Spain diploma.
This is 400 academic hours of lectures and practical exercises, 6 albums with presentations on each of the materials in the classroom, 100 hours of observation of the work of children in the home environment and in other areas.
The average age of the team is 30 years. A team in which everyone is an individual, ready for dialogue with a child and an adult, for cooperation and mutual understanding.
Openness
On the basis of our center, various seminars and trainings are held for caring parents and teachers of the city of Omsk and its neighbors. With the participation of the best Montessori practitioners and trainers of the Russian Montessori community. We are open for communication and interaction with specialists of different levels!
Integrity
We stand for honest cooperation in all areas.
Preliminary work is carried out with the families of pupils, and only then an agreement is concluded with the family.
Driving Directions: Tower Hill to Lake Lane to Orchard to address
School Information
School District: River Valley
Heating & Cooling
Cooling Type: Central Air Conditioning
Heating Type: Forced Air, Natural Gas
Utilities
Sewer: Public
Water: Public
At Lot Line/At Street: Public Sewer
Structural Information
Architectural Style: Traditional
Exterior Const. : Other
Basement Desc.: Crawlspace
Roof: Composition
Disability Access: Yes, 36-Inch Entrance Door
Upper: 633 Sq. Ft.
Main/1st Level: 1,279 Sq. Ft.
Above Ground: 1,912 Sq. Ft.
Finished Total: 1,912 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 1920
Lot Features
Lot Size (Acres): 0.1767
Lot Size (Sq. Ft.): 7,697
Lot Dimensions: 125 x 60
Frontage Feet: 60
Landscape: Fountain
Lot Description: Level
Water Features
Water Access: Yes
Water Extras Desc: All Sports, Association Access
Water Front View: Lake
Financial Considerations
Price Per Sq. Ft.: $339.44
Association Fee: $800
Tax Amount: $6,443
Tax Year: 2020
Terms: Cash, Conventional
Disclosures and Reports
Legal Description: as per title
Special Assmt Incl: none known
APN: 11-07-0820-0033-00-9
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Thank you for visiting Childtime Learning Center in Gaithersburg, MD! My name is Jordan and I am the center director of this beautiful facility. I have been working in the education field for 12 years!
At Childtime we offer superior care for children ages six weeks to 12 years.
We provide diapers and wipes for our Infants, Toddlers, Twos and Early Preschool children. For the Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten children, we are excited to have our STEAM Studio that offers hands-on learning experiences and innovative materials. I create a warm and welcoming environment and maintain an open-door policy for anyone who would like to talk. Our teachers are loving, engaging and professional, and they put the needs of the children first. They take part in training opportunities throughout the year.
At Childtime, we’re always having fun! We encourage our families to get involved by offering a number of special events including, Parents’ Night Out, Touch-A-Truck event, and much more.
We’re committed to keeping you connected throughout the day while your child is in our care. Get access to live streaming video of your child’s classroom, plus other real-time updates, with our exclusive mobile app for families, SproutAbout.
We’d love to meet your family, so be sure to schedule a tour of our Childtime educational daycare in Gaithersburg, MD today!
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Our family highly recommends the Gaithersburg Childtime location. The director and rest of the staff are so approachable, responsive and caring. All of the teachers truly care about the children and I always felt our baby was in very safe and capable hands there. They truly go above and beyond and we’re grateful for the care they’ve provided our child.
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I loved this school since I first toured it. Director and rest of staff is friendly and caring. I enjoy all the perks the school offers and they make you feel like a part of their family.
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Childtime has been a loving environment for both of my children, and they have been prepared for Kindergarten socially and academically.
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We have loved this school since we first stepped foot inside when we were touring daycares. We love the curriculum and accountability, the warmth and caring of the teachers and administrators, how close the facility is to our home, and the diversity of children and families who attend. We are so happy. Thank you so much for our most excellent 7+ year relationship. We will be so sad to say goodbye when
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Meet Our Staff
Jordan, Director
Education: Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education
Certifications: CPR, First Aid, Medication Administration, 45 Hour Infant and Toddler, 90 Hour Preschool and School-Age
I have over 12 years of experience working in the early child care field. I also have been with the company for 12 years with seven of those years spent as center director. I enjoy seeing both the staff and children in our school grow each and every day.
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Tamara, Team Lead
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Computers
Certifications: 45 Hour Infant and Toddler, 90 Hour Preschool and School-Age, Medication Administration
I have over 20 years of experience working in the child care field. I have been at this school for eight years working with children of all ages and supporting both families and staff. I look forward to creating and maintaining relationships with all the children and their families.
Local School Phone Number: 301.948.2556301.948.2556
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How to get to the stop Fruktovaya street (Nagorny)
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Stop Fruktovaya street is located in Nagorny district (YuAO), Moscow.
400 meters from the metro station Nakhimovsky Prospekt
See also: Fruktovaya street
List of routes passing through the stop
Bus: n8; Trams: 16, 16+39, 3, 3+38
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Direct ground transportation options
To this stop
Annino – 27 stops on the n8 bus
Admiral Ushakov Boulevard – 45 stops by bus n8
Dmitry Donskoy Boulevard – 32 stops by bus n8
Upper Kotly – 8 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 16, 3+38
; 9 stops on the n8 bus
Dobryninskaya – 20 stops by bus n8
Kakhovskaya – 2 stops by tram 3, bus n8, tram 16+39, 16, 3+38
Kitai-gorod – 31 stops on the bus n8
Crimean – 23 stops by tram 3+38
Leninsky Prospekt – 19 stops by tram 16+39
Nagatinskaya – 6 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 16, 3+38
; 7 stops on the n8 bus
Nakhimovsky Prospekt – 1 stop by bus n8
Novokuznetskaya – 25 stops by tram 3, bus n8
Paveletskaya – 22 stops on tram 3
Gagarin Square – 19 stops by tram 16+39
Sretensky Boulevard – 32 stops on tram 3
Tretyakovskaya – 25 stops by tram 3, bus n8
Tulskaya – 12 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 3+38
; 13 stops on the n8 bus
Academician Yangel Street – 23 stops by bus n8
Skobelevskaya street – 42 stops by bus n8
Starokachalovskaya street – 32 stops by bus n8
University – 31 stops by tram 16+39
Chertanovskaya – 3 stops by tram 3
; 4 stops on the n8 bus
; 5 stops by tram 16+39, 16, 3+38
Chistye Prudy – 32 stops on tram 3
Upper Kotly – 9 stops by bus n8
Nagatinskaya – 7 stops by tram 3, bus n8, tram 16+39, 16, 3+38
Paveletsky railway station – 44 stops on tram 3
Tulskaya – 11 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 3+38
; 12 stops on the n8 bus
All variants (27)
From this stop
Annino – 27 stops by bus n8
Admiral Ushakov Boulevard – 46 stops by bus n8
Dmitry Donskoy Boulevard – 33 stops by bus n8
Upper Kotly – 7 stops by bus n8
; 8 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 16, 3+38
Dobryninskaya – 16 stops by bus n8
Kakhovskaya – 2 stops by tram 3, bus n8, tram 16+39, 16, 3+38
Kitai-gorod – 31 stops on the bus n8
Crimean – 23 stops by tram 3+38
Leninsky Prospekt – 19 stops by tram 16+39
Nagatinskaya – 5 stops by bus n8
; 6 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 16, 3+38
Novokuznetskaya – 25 stops on tram 3
; 27 stops on the n8 bus
Paveletskaya – 19 stops by bus n8
; 22 stops on tram 3
Gagarin Square – 19 stops by tram 16+39
Sretensky Boulevard – 32 stops on tram 3
Tretyakovskaya – 25 stops on tram 3
; 27 stops on the n8 bus
Tulskaya – 10 stops by bus n8
; 12 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 3+38
Academician Yangel Street – 24 stops by bus n8
Skobelevskaya street – 43 stops by bus n8
Starokachalovskaya street – 33 stops by bus n8
University – 31 stops by tram 16+39
Chertanovskaya – 3 stops by tram 3
; 5 stops by bus n8, tram 16+39, 16, 3+38
Nagatinskaya – 5 stops by bus n8
; 6 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 16, 3+38
Paveletsky railway station – 22 stops on tram 3
Tulskaya – 9 stops by bus n8
; 11 stops on tram 3, 16+39, 3+38
Direct: GSK Traktor-3 – Shop “Lenta” – School No. 53 – st. Gastello – st. Bauman – School No. 56 – Hospital Complex – Children’s Medical Center – Eye Microsurgery – TC “Shupashkar” – Eger Boulevard – st. Khuzangaya – Doriss Park – Gas pipeline – MTV Center Electromechanical College – Press House – Railway Station – st. Privokzalnaya – Square Chapaeva – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Cinema “Mir Luxor” – National Library – Hotel “Chuvashia” – House of Trade – Republic Square – House of Fashion – Opera and Ballet Theater – Republican Hospital – st. Afanasyev – Campus – JSC “Elara” – Park of Culture – Institute of Education – Cooperative Institute – st. Elgera – st. Lebedeva – st. Akhazov – Clinic “Severnaya” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Michman Pavlov – University (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Power Unit Plant – Chetra – Promtractor JSC – Machine-Building College – GSK Traktor -3)
Reverse: University – Boulevard Yunosti – Clinic “Severnaya” – Shop “Akatuy” – st. Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – Cooperative Institute – Institute of Education – Park of Culture – JSC “Elara” – Campus – st. Afanasiev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – st. Dzerzhinsky – Republic Square – House of Trade – Hotel “Chuvashia” – National Library – Cinema “Mir Luxor” – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – Electromechanical College – Gas pipeline – Doriss Park – st. Khuzangaya – Eger Boulevard – Eye Microsurgery – Children’s Medical Center – Hospital Complex – School No. 56 – st. Bauman – st. Gastello – School No. 53 – Shop “Lenta” – GSK “Tractor-3” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Shop “Lenta” – Engineering College – JSC “Promtractor » – Chetra – Plant of power units)
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Route №2 Aggregatny zavod – Aeroport
Stops: Dispatcherskaya «Airport» – ul. Fadeeva – st. Mussorgsky – Republican Eye Hospital – Cinema “Luch” – st. Bashmachnikova – Obikovo – st. Sapozhnikova – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – Botanical Garden – Nursery – Gas pipeline – MTV Center – Press House – Railway Station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Russian Drama Theater – Budayka store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Stadium “Spartak” – Mega Mall – JSC “Cheboksary knitwear” – Plant “Energozapchast” – School 33 – Aggregate plant – OZHDH-railway facilities – Oil and cheese base – Bus station – Customs – I. Yakovlev Ave – Electromechanical College – Gas pipeline – Nursery – Botanical Garden – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – st. Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikov – cinema “Luch” – Republican eye hospital – st. Mussorgsky – st. Fadeeva – Control room “Airport”
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Route №3 st. Universitetskaya – JSC “Promtraktor”
Stops: Boulevard Yunosti – Clinic “Severnaya” – shop “Akatuy” – st. Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – Cooperative Institute – Institute of Education – Park of Culture – JSC “Elara” – Campus – st. Afanasiev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – National Congress – House of Unions – Cotton Mill – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – CHPP-2 – Textilmash JSC – Gremyachevo – Anikeevo – Vostochny Settlement – MADI – microdistrict “New City” – Poet G.A. Efimov street – Ilya Prokopiev street – 65th school – Boulevard – Skate park – Muzykant V.A. Galkina – Startovaya street – Composer A.M. Tokarev – Poet G.A. Efimov Street – New City microdistrict – Traktorostroiteley Ave – MADI – Vostochny Settlement – Anikeevo – Gremyachevo – Textilmash JSC – TPP-2 – Energozapchast Plant – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Mega Mall – Cotton Mill – House of Unions – Art Museum – Fashion House – Opera and Ballet Theater – st. Afanasiev – Campus – Cinema “Sespel” – st. Krivova – Grove – Intercession-Tatianinsky Cathedral – Guzovsky Park – Mud bath
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Route No. 4 University – Railway station
Direct: University – st. Midshipman Pavlov – Mud baths – Guzovsky Park – Grove – BSMP – st. Krivova – Cinema “Sespel” – Campus – st. Afanasiev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – st. Dzerzhinsky – Republic Square – House of Trade – Hotel “Chuvashia” – National Library – Cinema “Mir Luxor” – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Railway Station
Reverse: Railway station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Cinema “Mir Luxor” – National Library – Hotel “Chuvashia” – House of Trade – Republic Square – House of Fashion – Opera and Ballet Theater – Republican Hospital – st. Afanasyev – Campus – Cinema “Sespel” – st. Krivova – Grove – Intercession-Tatianinsky Cathedral – Guzovsky Park – Mud baths – Ul. Michman Pavlov – st. Michman Pavlov – University
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Route No. 5 Aggregate Plant – JSC “Promtractor”
GSK “Tractor-3” – Pyatino – Kochakovo – Art School – School No. 46 – st. Proletarskaya – Zvezdny supermarket – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Maslosyrbaza – OZHDH-railway facilities – Aggregate plant -33 school – Plant “Energozapchast” – JSC “Cheboksary knitwear” – Mega Mall – Stadium “Spartak” – st. Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – I. Yakovlev Avenue – Customs – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – Supermarket “Star” – st. Proletarskaya – School No. 46 – Art School – Kochakovo – Pyatino – GSK “Tractor-3” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Powertrain Plant – Chetra – Promtractor OJSC » – Mechanical engineering college – GSK “Tractor -3”
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Route No. 6 Railway railway station – JSC “Promtractor”
JSC “Promtractor” – Engineering college – Shopping center “Lenta” – School No. 53 – st. Gastello – st. Bauman – School No. 56 – Hospital complex – Children’s medical center – Eye microsurgery – TC “Shupashkar” – TC “Shupashkar” – st. Shumilova – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Customs – I. Yakovlev Ave – Press House – Railway station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Russian Drama Theater – Budayka store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Spartak Stadium – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – CHPP-2 – Textilmash JSC – Gremyachevo – Anikeevo – Vostochny Settlement – MADI – Inkost JSC – Yachting – Power Units Plant – Chetra – JSC “Promtractor”
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Route No. 8 pos. Yuzhny – JSC «Promtraktor»
Stops: ul. Bashmachnikova – Cinema “Luch” – st. Bichurin – st. Kukshumskaya – Ryabinka – Egersky Boulevard – Eye Microsurgery – Children’s Medical Center – Hospital Complex – School No. 56 – st. Bauman – st. Gastello – School No. 53 – Shop “Lenta” – Engineering College – JSC “Promtractor” – Chetra – Plant of power units – Yachting – JSC “Inkost” – Tractor builders avenue – MADI – Vostochny settlement – Anikeevo – Gremyachevo – JSC “Textilmash” – CHP-2 – Plant “Energozapchast” – JSC “Cheboksary jersey” – Mega Mall – Stadium “Spartak” – st. Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – Electromechanical College – Gas Pipeline – Nursery – Botanical Garden – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – st. Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikova
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Route No. 9 Airport – Aggregate Plant
Airport Control Room – st. Fadeeva – st. Mussorgsky – Republican Eye Hospital – Cinema “Luch” – st. Bashmachnikova – Obikovo – st. Sapozhnikova – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – Botanical Garden – Nursery – Gas pipeline – MTV Center – I. Yakovleva Ave – Customs – Bus station – Maslosyrbaza – OZHDH-railway facilities – Aggregate plant – School 33 – Plant “Energozapchast” – JSC ” Cheboksary jersey” – Mega Mall – Stadium “Spartak” – st. Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – Electromechanical College – Gas Pipeline – Nursery – Botanical Garden – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – st. Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikov – cinema
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Route No. 10 Railway station – mkr. “Garden”
Direct: R.Luksemburg St. – Yuzhnaya St. – Berezovaya St. – Aizman St. – Mendeleev St. (on request) – Perov St. – Bichurin St. – Kukshumskaya St. – Ryabinka – Palace of Culture – Eger Boulevard – Khuzangaya St. – Doriss Park – Gas Pipeline – MTV Center – Press House – Zh.d. station – Square Chapaeva – st. cosmonaut Nikolaev – Central market – st. B. Khmelnitsky – 9th school – Koshkino – Mkr. Pear – Alatyrskoe highway – Md. Grape – st. Academician V.N. Chelomeya – Mkr. Garden;
Reverse: Md. Garden – Md. Orange – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central market – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – Electromechanical College – Gas pipeline – Doriss Park – Khuzangaya St. – Palace of Culture – Ryabinka – Kukshumskaya St. – Bichurin St. – Perov St. – Mendeleev St. (on request) – Aizman St. – Berezovaya st. – Yuzhnaya st. – R. Luxembourg st.;
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Route No. 11 Railway station – PO them. V.I Chapaeva
Direct: Railway station – Chapaev Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Central Market – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Furniture factory – College of communication – st. Yanoushek – st. Academician S.P. Queen – st. Mate Zalka – st. Chernyshevsky – st. Fruit – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Collective – Plant them. IN AND. Chapaeva
Reverse: Zavod im. IN AND. Chapaev – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Fruit – st. Chernyshevsky – st. Mate Zalka – st. Academician S.P. Queen – st. Yanoushek – Telecommunications College – Furniture Factory – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central market – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Railway Station
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Route No. 14 University – Mashtekhnikum
Direct: University – Yunosti Boulevard – Severnaya Clinic – Akatui store – st. Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – Square of M. Gorky – shop “Nature” – Grove – Berendeevsky forest – Protopopikha – st. Civil – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central market – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – I. Yakovlev Avenue – Customs – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – Supermarket “Star” – st. Proletarskaya – school No. 46 – Art school – Kochakovo – Pyatino – Mashtekhnikum (on weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Mashtekhnikum – JSC “Promtractor” – Chetra – Plant of power units – LLC Yachting – JSC Incost)
Reverse: Mashtekhnikum – Pyatino – Kochakovo – Art school – school number 46 – st. Proletarskaya – Zvezdny supermarket – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Customs – I. Yakovlev avenue – Press House – Railway station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Central Market – st. B. Khmelnitsky – st. Civil – Protopopikha – Grove – Shop “Cheboksarets” – Shop “Nature” – Cooperative Institute – st. Elgera – st. Lebedeva – st. Akhazov – Clinic “Northern” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Michman Pavlov – University
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Route No. 15 Airport – Red Square
Direct: Airport control tower – st. Fadeeva – st. Mussorgsky – Republican Eye Hospital – st. Bichurin – st. Kukshumskaya – Ryabinka – Palace of Culture – TC “Shupashkar” – st. Shumilova – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Maslosyrbaza – OZHDH-railway facilities – Aggregate plant – 33 School – Energozapchast plant – Cheboksary knitwear JSC – Mega Mall – Spartak stadium – st. Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – Stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – Central Market – st. B. Khmelnitsky – st. Civil – st. O. Koshevoy – st. Grasis – st. Elmenya – Institute of Culture – DK “Salut” – Bakery – Lyceum No. 4 – Fruktovaya St. – DK Coeval – Collective St. – Plant named after Chapaev
Reverse: Zavod im. IN AND. Chapaev – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Fruit – Lyceum №4 – st. Chernyshevsky – DK “Salyut” – Institute of Culture – st. Elmenya – st. Grasis – st. O. Koshevoy – st. Civil – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central Market – Russian Drama Theater – Budaika store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Spartak Stadium – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – School 33 – Aggregate Plant – OZHDH-Railway Facilities – Maslosyrbaza – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Shumilova – TC “Shupashkar” – Palace of Culture – Ryabinka – st. Kukshumskaya – st. Bichurin – Republican Eye Hospital – st. Mussorgsky – st. Fadeeva – Control room “Airport”
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Route No. 17 st. University – PO them. Chapaeva
Stops: Zavod im. V.I.Chapaeva – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Fruit – st. Chernyshevsky – st. MateZalka – st. Academician S.P. Queen – st. Yanoushek – Telecommunications College – st. Civil – Archpriest – Grove – Intercession-Tatianinsky Cathedral – Guzovsky Park – Mud baths – Ul. Michman Pavlov – Yunosti Boulevard – Severnaya Clinic – Akatui store – st. Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – M. Gorky Square – Shop “Nature” – Grove – Berendeevsky forest – Protopopiha – st. Civil – Furniture factory – College of communication – st. Yanoushek – st. Academician S.P. Queen – st. Mate Zalka – st. Chernyshevsky – st. Fruit – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Collective – Plant them. V.I.Chapaeva
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Route No. 18 pos. Algeshevo – Red Square
Direct: st. Rosa Luxembourg – st. South – st. Berezovaya – st. Aizman – st. Mendeleev – st. Perova – st. Bichurin – st. Kukshumskaya – Ryabinka – Palace of Culture – TC “Shupashkar” – st. Shumilova – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Maslosyrbaza – OZHDH-railway facilities – Aggregate plant – School 33 – Plant “Energozapchast” – JSC “Cheboksary knitwear” – Mega Mall – Cotton mill – House of Unions – Art Museum – Fashion House – Opera and Ballet Theater – Republican Hospital – st. Afanasyev – Campus – Cinema “Sespel” – st. Krivova – Grove – Shop “Cheboksarets” – Shop “Nature” – Cooperative Institute – st. Elgera – st. Lebedeva – st. Akhazov – Clinic “Severnaya” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Michman Pavlov – University
Reverse: University – Boulevard Yunosti – Clinic “Severnaya” – Shop “Akatuy” – st. Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – M. Gorky Square – Shop “Nature” – Grove – BSMP – st. Krivova – Cinema “Sespel” – Campus – st. Afanasiev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – National Congress – House of Unions – Cotton Mill – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – School 33 – Aggregate Plant – OZHDH-Railway Facilities – Maslosyrbaza – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Shumilova – TC “Shupashkar” – Palace of Culture – Ryabinka – st. Kukshumskaya – st. Bichurin – st. Perova – st. Mendeleev – st. Aizman – st. Berezovaya – st. South – st. Rosa Luxembourg
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Route No. 20 OAO Khleb-Mashtekhnikum
Direct: OAO Khleb – Chernyshevsky St. – DK Salyut – Institute of Culture – Elmenya St. – Grasis St. – O. Koshevogo St. – Grazhdanskaya St. – Grazhdanskaya St. B. Khmelnitsky – Central Market – Kosmonavta Nikolaev St. – Suburban Bus Station – Printing House – Electromechanical College – Gas Pipeline – Doriss Park – Khuzangaya St. – Egersky Boulevard – Eye Microsurgery – Children’s Medical Center – Hospital Complex – School 56 – Bauman St. – Gastello street – 53 school – Lenta shopping center – Mashtekhnikum – Promtractor OJSC – Chetra – Power units plant – Yachting LLC – Inkost JSC – New City microdistrict – Poet Efimov G.A. street – st. .Ilya Prokopiev – 65 school – Boulevard – Skate park.
Return: Muzykant Galkin V.A. – St. Startovaya – St. Composer Tokarev A.M. – st. Poet Efimov G.A. – microdistrict New City – pr. School – Hospital Complex – Children’s Medical Center – Eye Microsurgery – TC “Shupashkar” – Eger Boulevard – Khuzangaya St. – Doriss Park – Gas Pipeline – MTV Center – Printing House – Railway Station – Chapaev Square – Kosmonavt Nikolaeva St. – Central Market – st. 0009
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Route №21 b-r Yunosti – Medical center
Stops: Medical center – ul. Builders – Mosque “Bulgar” – Fair – Lakreevsky forest – TC “Central” – per. Ognebortsev – Moscow Polytechnic University – Shopping Center “Karusel” – Palace of Children’s Art – Philharmonic – Opera and Ballet Theater – Republican Hospital – st. Afanasyev – Campus – JSC “Elara” – Park of Culture – Institute of Education – Cooperative Institute – st. Elgera – st. Lebedeva – st. Akhazov – Clinic “Severnaya” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Midshipman Pavlov – Mud baths – Guzovsky Park – Grove – BSMP – st. Krivova – Cinema “Sespel” – Campus – st. Afanasyev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – Philharmonic – Palace of Children’s Art – Shopping Center “Carousel” – per. Ognebortsev – TC “Central” – Lakreevsky forest – Fair – Mosque “Bulgar” – st. Stroiteley – Medical Center
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Route No. 22 University – OJSC Khleb Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – M. Gorky Square – Shop “Nature” – Grove – Berendeevsky forest – Protopopiha – st. O. Koshevoy – st. Grasis – st. Elmenya – Institute of Culture – DK “Salyut” – Bakery – Lyceum No. 4 – st. Fruit – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Collective – Plant them. IN AND. Chapaeva
Reverse: Zavod im. IN AND. Chapaev – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Fruit – Lyceum №4 – st. Chernyshevsky – DK “Salyut” – Institute of Culture – st. Elmenya – st. Grasis – st. O. Koshevoy – st. Civil – Protopopiha – Grove – Shop “Cheboksarets” – Shop “Nature” – Cooperative Institute – st. Elgera – st. Lebedeva – st. Akhazov – Clinic “Severnaya” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Michman Pavlov – University
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2 year old not talking When Toddler Talking is Delayed
A 2 year old not talking would be considered a late talking toddler. Late talkers are children 18 months to 3 years that are saying less words and sentences than children of the same age.
A 2 year old may be not talking but is that a problem in early toddler development?
A 2 year old not talking is a reason to seek advice from a speech pathologist or a health professional. There is a lot of variation and reason for delayed toddler talking, however, if they are saying NO words at 2, it is a definite red flag for them being at risk of development and learning delays. Research suggest seek early intervention rather than taking the “wait and see” approach.
In fact, if a child is saying less than 50 words at 2 years old AND not saying 2 word sentences they would definitely be considered delayed for their age. Late talking in toddlers can be the first warning signs of bigger problems (e.g., Autism, intellectual impairment, learning difficulties). Of course, they may be late bloomers however at this time research has not clearly been able to identify which late talking 2 year olds will “grow out of it” and which ones will have longer term problems. A professional speech pathology assessment with a speech pathology experienced in working with the very young children can help look at the factors to tease out these differences
How many words should a 2 year old say
By 24 months a child would have typically gone through a huge boost in the number of words they are saying (vocabulary burst).
AT RISK of being a late talker for age at 2 years
= less than 180 spoken words
Doing OK for their age at 2 years
= 181 – 499 spoken words
Heading towards Advanced for age at 2 years
= 500+ spoken words.
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5 Things to Consider if a 2 Year Old is Not Talking or Toddler Talking is Delayed
For a 2 year old not talking or not saying enough words, there are a number factors in relation to toddler talking that need to be considered. By 18 months, when the first big burst of spoken words generally occurs, a:
TODDLERS EYES & EARS
TODDLERS NEED TO HEAR WELL TO TALK WELL & NEED TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT:
IS there any hearing concerns or ear infections
Is their eye sight OK?
UNDERSTANDING
Toddlers need to be able to show they are UNDERSTANDING what people are saying to them. UNDERSTANDING COMES BEFORE TALKING – a child needs to know what a thing is before they can say its name:
Can the toddler find named toys when there are 3 or 4 to choose from?
Can they point to named pictures in books?
Will they follow instructions if you DON’T use your hands and make it obvious for them (e.g., ask “give it to me” without putting your hand out to take the object). They might follow the instruction “put the drink in the bag” when it is obvious it is time to go out but can they follow something unusual like “put the drink on my knee”?
ATTENTION TO TALKING
Is the toddler turning when their name is called and do they seem to “listen to you”?
IMITATION
Is the toddler IMITATING YOU? – Children begin to imitate (say what you say) as early as 10 months
If imitation is not developing speech can be delayed.
Early Baby talk will involve copying raspberry sounds and exclamation tones e.g. OH NO! generally before they say their first real words.
If you set up a game of you imitating their every funny babble or sound do they realise you are imitating them?
SOCIAL
IS the toddler SOCIALLY WANTING TO INTERACT? 2 year olds not talking may not be socially engaging with others.
Does the toddler make eye contact with you, do the bring a toy to you or point to something they see or hear.
Toddler talking is about learning to use words to interact with otherS. If children are not interested in interacting then delayed toddler talking may follow.
Many children with early sign of autism show this lack of interaction alongside their limited or no use of spoken words.
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Ways to boost speech and language skill for 2 year olds not talking or those with delayed toddlers talking:
If you are concerned it is always advisable to see a child speech therapist or a health professional. There are a number of things to consider if a child is a late talker.
Assessment of the areas know to delay or boost early toddler talking skills such as attention and listening skills, imitation skills can be screened for young children. Your parenting or carer speech style needs to be considered as well to ensure a child meets their full potential and to help them to start talking.
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Dysarthria (Slurred Speech): Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Dysarthria is a motor-speech disorder. It happens when you can’t coordinate or control the muscles used for speech production in your face, mouth, or respiratory system. It usually results from a brain injury or neurological condition, such as a stroke.
People with dysarthria have difficulty controlling the muscles used to make normal sounds. This disorder can affect many aspects of your speech. You may lose the ability to pronounce sounds correctly or speak at a normal volume. You may be unable to control the quality, intonation, and pace at which you speak. Your speech may become slow or slurred. As a result, it may be difficult for others to understand what you’re trying to say.
The specific speech impairments that you experience will depend on the underlying cause of your dysarthria. If it’s caused by a brain injury, for example, your specific symptoms will depend on the location and severity of the injury.
Symptoms of dysarthria can range from mild to severe. Typical symptoms include:
slurred speech
slow speech
rapid speech
abnormal, varied rhythm of speech
speaking softly or in a whisper
difficulty changing the volume of your speech
nasal, strained, or hoarse vocal quality
difficulty controlling your facial muscles
difficulty chewing, swallowing, or controlling your tongue
drooling
Many conditions can cause dysarthria. Examples include:
stroke
brain tumor
traumatic head injury
cerebral palsy
Bell’s palsy
multiple sclerosis
muscular dystrophy
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Guillain-Barre syndrome
Huntington’s disease
myasthenia gravis
Parkinson’s disease
Wilson’s disease
injury to your tongue
some infections, such a strep throat or tonsillitis
some medications, such as narcotics or tranquilizers that affect your central nervous system
Dysarthria can affect both children and adults. You’re at higher risk of developing dysarthria if you:
are at high risk of stroke
have a degenerative brain disease
have a neuromuscular disease
abuse alcohol or drugs
are in poor health
If they suspect you have dysarthria, your doctor may refer you to a speech-language pathologist. This specialist can use several examinations and tests to assess the severity and diagnose the cause of your dysarthria. For example, they will evaluate how you speak and move your lips, tongue, and facial muscles. They may also assess aspects of your vocal quality and breathing.
After your initial examination, your doctor may request one or more of the following tests:
swallowing study
MRI or CT scans to provide detailed images of your brain, head, and neck
electroencephalogram (EEG) to measure electrical activity in your brain
electromyogram (EMG) to measure the electrical impulses of your muscles
nerve conduction study (NCS) to measure the strength and speed with which your nerves send electrical signals
blood or urine tests to check for an infection or other disease that may be causing your dysarthria
lumbar puncture to check for infections, central nervous system disorders, or brain cancer
neuropsychological tests to measure your cognitive skills and your ability to comprehend speech, reading, and writing
Your doctor’s recommended treatment plan for dysarthria will depend on your specific diagnosis. If your symptoms are related to an underlying medical condition, your doctor may recommend medications, surgery, speech-language therapy, or other treatments to address it.
For example, if your symptoms are related to the side effects of specific medications, your doctor may recommend changes to your medication regimen.
If your dysarthria is caused by an operable tumor or lesion in your brain or spinal cord, your doctor may recommend surgery.
A speech-language pathologist may be able to help you improve your communication abilities. They may develop a custom treatment plan to help you:
Increase tongue and lip movement.
Strengthen your speech muscles.
Slow the rate at which you speak.
Improve your breathing for louder speech.
Improve your articulation for clearer speech.
Practice group communication skills.
Test your communication skills in real-life situations.
Dysarthria can be caused by numerous conditions, so it can be hard to prevent. But you can reduce your risk of dysarthria by following a healthy a lifestyle that lowers your chance of stroke. For example:
Exercise regularly.
Keep your weight at a healthy level.
Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables in your diet.
Limit cholesterol, saturated fat, and salt in your diet.
Limit your intake of alcohol.
Avoid smoking and secondhand smoke.
Don’t use drugs that aren’t prescribed by your doctor.
If you’re diagnosed with high blood pressure, take steps to control it.
If you have diabetes, follow your doctor’s recommended treatment plan.
If you have obstructive sleep apnea, seek treatment for it.
Your outlook will depend on your specific diagnosis. Ask your doctor for more information about the cause of your dysarthria, as well as your treatment options and long-term outlook.
In many cases, working with a speech-language pathologist may help you improve your ability to communicate. For example, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association reports that about two-thirds of adults with central nervous system disease can improve their speech skills with the help of a speech-language pathologist.
Speech development delay: how to help a child speak
Speech development delay is one of the most pressing problems in child neurology today, which, unfortunately, also affects absolutely healthy children. Often the parents themselves are the cause of the child’s speech difficulties. The chief pediatric neurologist of the Ministry of Health of the Tver Region, Galina Anatolyevna Zueva, tells what to do and what should not be done in any case so that the child speaks correctly and on time.
Hello dear parents!
Today our conversation is devoted to a very important and urgent problem – the speech development of children. In the last few years, we have increasingly heard that a child who does not speak at 2.5-3 years old is a variant of the norm, that there is nothing wrong with that, you need to wait a bit, and speech will appear. In fact, this approach is fundamentally wrong. There are physiological norms for proper speech and mental development, and it is very important to monitor their observance from the very birth of a child. Only in this case, he will be able to develop harmoniously and fully.
The main stages in the development of a child’s speech
You can start developing your baby’s speech from the first day of his birth.
The first thing to notice is how the baby cries. The crying of a child from birth is very different, it becomes especially expressive by the first month of life, from it you can understand what the baby needs: it is cold, it hurts, he wants to eat or go to the toilet, or maybe he just wants his mother to take it in her arms . If the child does everything right intonation, then the attentive mother quickly learns to understand the difference and respond to these “requests”. In this case, mental, and then speech development occurs harmoniously. If the baby cries monotonously, at the same level, and does not respond well to the voice, consult a doctor.
If the child is healthy and does not have hearing problems, then in response to positive emotions in the second month of life, he begins to “walk”. Together with the “cooing” the first laugh appears – squealing in response to emotional communication with an adult. The sounds of “humming” are already distinguished by a certain variety with a predominance of combinations of guttural and vowel sounds (“gu”, “ge”, “ha”, etc.) With these sounds, he tries to communicate, reacts to what is happening around him. If the baby does not start to “walk”, consult a doctor, he may have a problem with his ears.
The period of onomatopoeia begins from two months: the baby carefully follows mother’s lips when she talks to him, and as if tries to repeat these movements, but so far silently. So, by 3.5-4 months, a true “coo” is formed, where the child focuses on the sound being pronounced, the syllable, as if listening to himself. During the period of true “humming” sounds become long, melodious and more diverse. Along with guttural and vowels, labial sounds and combinations of vowels with labials are increasingly appearing.
By the age of six months, the child begins to babble – he begins to pronounce some individual letters, syllables. During this period, it is important to track intonations – how he speaks, how he cries. At six months, a healthy child should already be chatting, pronouncing certain syllables, repeating specific sounds after his mother. During the period of babbling, imitation of the sounds of an adult becomes more distinct.
By the end of the pre-verbal period, the child’s non-verbal forms of communication with others become more complicated. Communication is carried out with the help of both hands, more differentiated facial expressions and sounds. The child stretches his hands to his mother, utters separate sounds, as if asking “take me.” Then the facial expressions become more complicated. It becomes more expressive, symbolic gestures appear. The child can communicate with one hand. Babble words of various intonations appear.
By the age of one, a child should speak 8 to 10 simple words: “mom”, “dad”, “baba”, “give”, “on”, that is, short simple words of several syllables. It is during this period that early speech development ends and motor speech begins to form as a way of communication between people.
After a year and a half, the child easily pronounces familiar and unfamiliar words by imitation, both addressed to him and accidentally heard from others. Intensive development of motor speech usually begins in the second half of the 2nd year of life. Up to one year and six months, a child pronounces about 30 words that are simple in sound composition. At two years old, the child already speaks more than 200 words, he has almost phrasal speech, he should already be able to formulate a simple thought or request: “Mom, let’s go to the store, you promised to buy me a toy. ” At the same time, he can still pronounce some sounds indistinctly. By the age of three, a child’s speech has up to 1200-1500 words, including almost all parts of speech.
This development is considered normal. But this happens only when the parents constantly talk to the child, tell him stories, sing lullabies. A very big problem today is that live speech is increasingly being replaced by gadgets. Because of this, many children who are initially born healthy from the point of view of neurology do not begin to speak on time.
If a healthy child at 2.5-3 years old does not speak phrasal speech at all and, at best, only speaks single simple words, he has a delay in speech development, and this, unfortunately, must be treated.
Speech develops gradually
It takes time for a child to learn to speak correctly and build logical, figurative phrases. When a child is just learning to walk, with his mother’s help he takes the first uncertain steps, and after six months or a year he already runs, jumps and dances on his own. The same thing happens with speech: it develops gradually. The child not only memorizes new words, but at the same time trains articulatory muscles, learns to control intonation. It takes more than one year. Therefore, if at 3-3.5 years old your child is just beginning to pronounce the first words and build simple phrases like “mom, give me,” then by the age of six, when it’s time to go to school, he will not form a full-fledged phrasal speech. It is important to engage in the development of speech gradually, but from a very early age.
Causes of delayed speech development
The first and most basic reason is brain damage due to ischemia, hemorrhage, infection. But such deviations are diagnosed immediately, doctors monitor the child and take all the necessary measures. These are the patients with whom the neurologist, psychologist and speech therapist are already working.
But there is a category of patients who are born absolutely healthy. But due to errors in learning, they also begin to delay in speech development. Most often, the reason is the excessive passion of parents for mechanical sound, that is, the sound from a TV, computer, tablet, phone. Children who watch a lot of cartoons or constantly play with singing-talking toys develop passive speech well, but their own active speech is not formed. This is due to the difference in the wavelength of live speech and mechanical speech. In order for the child to start talking, you need to talk with him as much as possible, read fairy tales yourself, sing lullabies.
Never let the TV or radio play in the background in the room where the baby spends time. Of course, if you want to show your child some kind of cartoon or program on a computer, this can and should be done, but after viewing the device must be turned off and put away.
Of course, all these devices and toys allow mom to relax a little or do some other business. But when they replace live communication, this leads to serious problems with the child’s psyche. It is better to prevent such things than to catch up for years later. To restore the correct stereotype of speech in a three-year-old child, to change his perception, it takes a lot of effort and time: the child cannot quickly catch up with such gaps, one has to resort to intensive drug treatment, to additional classes with speech therapists. It’s a long and difficult road. Why bring it to this when you can do everything right from the very beginning?
Why you should sing lullabies
Singing lullabies is an important part of raising a child. The most famous lullabies, for example, “bayu-bayushki-bayu”, were invented back in the 5th-6th century, and it is not by chance that we still sing them to children. They are built specifically in the timbre and wave length fluctuations that are understandable to the child, soothe him, develop the brain. There are songs for every age to sing. Singing such lullabies to a small child and simultaneously rocking him in your arms creates the basis for proper mental development.
Now many couples approach pregnancy planning with full responsibility: they lead a healthy lifestyle, take all the tests, read books about the health and upbringing of the unborn child. Include in this preparation and learning at least a few lullabies to sing to your baby. No matter how simple they may seem to you, they contain folk wisdom worked out over the centuries for the proper development of a person, this is very important. Sing these lullabies for at least a year.
By the age of two, when the child already understands phrasal speech well, songs can be selected with more storylines, so that while the mother is singing, he can imagine this picture in his head.
Talk to your child as much as possible
Do not rush in conversations with the baby, calmly and measuredly tell him what is happening around, voice your actions. Then he will begin to perceive by ear the name of this or that object, this is how passive speech is formed. From six months, add details about the color and volume of objects: “small toy”, “red ball”. When you do this consistently, the child learns to hear and understand you.
This helps to explain to the baby after a year that the panties should be dry, that is, it is quite early to teach the child to the potty, and not to use diapers all the time. At a year and a half, the child is able to hold the bladder, control his pelvic functions. This is one of the important links in mental development. Of course, he will eventually learn to ask to use the toilet himself, but these skills will come much later and no longer in the form in which he would like.
Therefore, it is very important to accustom yourself to talk with the baby as much as possible and limit the mechanical sounds around him as much as possible – these are the most important links in the prevention of speech development delay. If we build this correctly, then at the age of 2.5 the child begins to speak in phrase speech, and parents have no problems with his behavior and learning. If your child at 2.5 years old does not speak, especially if there is no so-called gibberish of his own, he is silent and does not voice the game, asking you for something, then this is not a variant of the norm, this is a problem that needs to be dealt with.
How to talk to a child
You need to talk to your child in an ordinary timbre, it is this tone and timbre that the child knows from his prenatal state.
Try to speak in simple phrases, but do not lisp, do not distort words.
If a child has a problem with vision or hearing, then mom needs to start brightly painting her lips as soon as possible so that he can follow her lips and understand exactly how she pronounces sounds.
If a child in the first year of life had problems with swallowing, then, unfortunately, problems with sound pronunciation cannot be avoided. You can start studying with a special speech therapist already in the first months of a baby’s life, even in the pre-speech period.
Solve all problems as soon as they appear, do not delay and do not wait for it to pass by itself. It won’t pass.
Ordinary or speech therapy garden?
So, the child has grown up, and it’s time to decide which preschool institution to take him to. At this point, it is important to figure out if your baby has mental and speech problems, and which ones.
When your baby does not have any serious medical problems, start with a regular garden. If in the first year speech does not level off and does not develop to the desired level, then it is worth applying for the medical and pedagogical commission. It runs from February to June. You can get a referral from the day care center or call them and make an appointment. To pass the medical and pedagogical commission, you must have the conclusion of a neurologist, speech therapist, psychiatrist about the state of health of your child.
If a child has begun to speak in phrasal speech, but does not pronounce certain sounds, then you can take him to a regular kindergarten, which has speech therapy groups. They work with children with normal psycho-speech development, but with incorrect settings for the sounds themselves. Usually a speech therapist starts working with such children from the age of five in order to even out speech and correct all weak sounds by school. On average, it takes three months to set up and fix one sound.
One of the most common disorders in children aged 3-3.5 years is the so-called porridge in the mouth, when, due to a violation of the innervation of the speech muscles, the child cannot pronounce some of the sounds clearly and understandably. In this case, one cannot do without the help of a specialist, it is better to contact a neurologist to establish the exact cause of dysarthria and carry out the necessary treatment, if necessary, it is also necessary to visit a special speech therapy garden. It requires an integrated approach: simultaneous coordinated work of a speech therapist, neurologist and psychologist.
The Medical and Pedagogical Commission is in charge of assigning children to specialized groups or kindergartens.
And I repeat again, it is much easier to deal with the prevention of speech development delay, so that those children who could speak, but due to insufficient attention from their parents, did not start, did not fall into special groups. To do this, it is important not just to talk with the child, but to hear what he is talking about, try to understand him and respond to his words. I assure you, if you establish this contact from childhood, it will last for a lifetime, help the baby become a good member of the family, society, reliable support and support for you.
How to prevent stuttering
There are cases when a child doesn’t start talking for a long time, while he is being taught, he accumulates a large passive vocabulary, he can compose phrases in his head. If you start his speech process excessively actively, then he will not cope with the flow of speech and will begin to stutter. Most often this happens at 2.5-3 years. Children with tics are especially prone to stuttering (obsessive blinking, blinking, sniffing, and the like). If you notice that at the beginning of speech the child begins to stutter, this is a signal that you need to contact a neurologist to solve the problem. Of all the obsessive-compulsive disorders, stuttering is the most complex and can take years to cure.
The nipple and speech development of the child
Another important aspect of the prevention of delayed speech development is prolonged use of nipples and prolonged breastfeeding. I mean the situation when a pacifier or mother’s breast is in the child’s mouth not for calming or feeding, but just like that, in a state of wakefulness. In this case, the problem arises purely mechanical: in order to speak, the mouth must be free, and if the mouth is occupied, then it is impossible to speak – the nipple or chest interferes.
The pacifier can be used when the baby falls asleep, when sick, when hit, but must be removed when awake. After two years, the pacifier should be discarded completely. This will help to avoid speech problems and maintain the correct bite, which will significantly reduce your financial costs in the future when treating your beloved child’s ugly teeth by an orthodontist.
The same applies to the mother’s breast. It should be a source of food or a means of sedation, nothing more. Of course, breast milk contains a lot of good substances, but it is needed exactly until the child begins to eat normal human food. Breast sucking is very important for the formation of psychological communication between mother and child. But by the age of two, the child already understands the addressed speech well, he can speak himself, so this connection only strengthens and will not be interrupted after weaning the child from the breast.
It is important to wean your baby from thumb sucking from the very beginning. By the age of 2.5-3 years, the child should be able to safely do without a pacifier, mother’s breast or sucking fingers. Why? During sucking, rocking-translational movements give a feeling of calm, sedation. With age, the child’s need for such movements weakens, now he needs to learn about the world around him, to be active. And if the child continues to suck a finger or a dummy, then he automatically transfers himself to the infant period, behaves like a baby and does not give himself the opportunity to fully develop.
Gadgets: harm or benefit
Modern devices, on the one hand, are very useful, but when it comes to children, you need to be extremely careful and careful. Nobody says that you don’t need to use TV and gadgets at all. This is an important part of modern life, children should be able to master them. But a small child still does not have the skills of speech, movements, motor skills, proper mental development, criticism, self-criticism, and the ability to control oneself are incorrectly formed. Therefore, it is very dangerous to uncontrollably give him something that can provoke improper development.
In Russia, little is said about this, and today in most families gadgets are used beyond the permissible limits, for each family member, including a baby, there are two to three gadgets. At the same time, in the same high-tech Japan, children are allowed to use a telephone or computer only from the age of five, when the nervous system has matured. And I agree with their approach. Yes, you can include some educational games or cartoons for your child, but no more than 30-40 minutes a day on a good screen with good sound. Tablets and smartphones are best avoided because young children quickly form color and tactile addictions.
Into the wilderness, to the village
Finally, I would like to advise all parents to spend more time outdoors with their children. This will be especially useful for kids who have problems with psycho-speech development. The best thing is to leave for a few weeks or even months in the countryside, where there are only living sounds of nature from a running stream, the rustle of leaves on trees, the buzzing of a bee and other sounds, where there is no urban, mechanical sound from the buzzing of wires. This will not only help normalize sleep, give peace of mind, but also enable the child’s brain overloaded with information to rest and gain strength to overcome all difficulties in speech development.
Be healthy! Good luck to you and your children!
A child does not speak at 2 years old, but understands everything: what to do
What to do if a child does not speak at 2 years old or does not speak well, but understands everything. What should he say at the age of 2-2.2 years, how to talk to him and identify deviations from the norm.
A two-year-old baby, whose speech develops in accordance with age norms, uses it as a means of communication. If a child does not speak at 2 years old, most parents rightly begin to worry, suspecting a delay in speech development.
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How should a child speak at two years old
A child at 2 years old does not speak: what to do?
How to talk to a 2 year old
How a two-year-old child should speak
Consider the norms of what a child should say at 2 years old, whether it is a boy or a girl. Taking into account the individual development of each baby, the norms are applicable to the age from 2 years to 2 years and 2 months.
All vowels and most consonants are available for pronunciation. But since the organs of articulation are not yet strong enough for a clear pronunciation of sounds, children of 2 years old incorrectly pronounce the sounds “s”, “s”, “z”, “z”, “ts”, “sh”, “g”, “h”, “u”, “l”, “r”. The voice of some children is still quiet and weak, they pronounce even simple words indistinctly, and this is also a variant of the norm.
Two-year-olds do not have a large vocabulary, but they use words denoting well-known objects and toys, they can use lightweight words like “bye-bye” instead of “sleep”, “yum-yum” instead of “eat”. Singular and plural nouns (cube – cubes) and diminutive suffixes (house – house) are also used.
Words in sentences are often inconsistent when he says phrases are not built correctly. The inability to form the correct grammatical forms is the norm of this age. For example, if a child says at 2 years old like this: at home – “home”, a beautiful jacket – “beautiful jacket”, a rug – “carpet”, then this is normal.
At 2 years old, the child should speak in short phrases of 2-4 words and be able to ask questions, for example, “What is this?”. He not only asks questions himself, but is able to answer simple questions from an adult, that is, he distinguishes between interrogative intonation.
Children of two years old can fulfill simple requests, consisting of 2-3 stages. For example, “first take a spoon, and then take it to the table.”
The imperfection of the pronunciation side of the speech of a two-year-old baby is a normal phenomenon. He still pronounces most sounds incorrectly, skips sounds when pronouncing words and individual syllables when pronouncing polysyllabic words, softens consonants.
If they are engaged with the baby, then the active dictionary contains not only nouns, but also adjectives, verbs, adverbs.
A 2-year-old child does not speak: what to do?
Why a child does not speak at 2 years:
Consequences of birth or traumatic brain injury;
Neuroinfections, frequent colds and illnesses;
Little attention is paid to the child, there is a lack of communication.
A speech lag of 2 years can be in overprotective children when they have no reason to use speech, as well as in children growing up in families with low-speaking parents.
If at 2 years old there is a complete lack of speech in a child, you need to visit a neurologist!
If the child does not speak due to a poor speech environment, the delay in speech development can be compensated independently in a short time. If the underdevelopment of speech was caused by functional disorders of the central nervous system, speech correction together with parents should be dealt with by specialists – a neuropathologist, psychoneurologist, speech therapist, psychologist-defectologist.
If parents have a suspicion that the baby’s speech does not correspond to the norm, it is better to entrust the assessment of children’s speech to a specialist. First of all, you need to get advice from a pediatric neurologist, then visit a speech therapist or speech pathologist.
Even if the speech lag is due to a genetic predisposition, it is worth contacting a pediatrician or neurologist for a preliminary assessment of the norm and pathology. From the age of 2.4 months, you can come to a speech therapist. Up to 3 years, the correction of speech disorders does not require large time and material costs. After this period, it is already more difficult to fix something.
Reasons for contacting a speech therapist:
The child does not address adults, if necessary, is limited to gestures or facial expressions;
He speaks the only language he understands, and it is indifferent to him that he is not understood;
The baby’s speech lags behind the norm for several periods of speech development. For example, there are only babbling words and onomatopoeia, which is appropriate at 1 year;
The child cannot fulfill the request of an adult if it is not accompanied by gestures;
The baby has undeveloped fine motor skills, he is awkward, takes small objects with several fingers, not two;
There was a speech, and then it disappeared;
A child names various objects with one babble word.
These symptoms should not be ignored. A much more productive tactic is to contact a specialist to clarify the situation.
There is an opinion that you need to go to a speech therapist when the child is 4.5–5 years old. This is correct for the correction of phonetic underdevelopment of speech. If a child does not speak at the age of 2, the disorder has a different developmental mechanism, and the corrective methods used here are completely different.
If a child does not speak at 2 years old, it is irresponsible to rely on the advice of acquaintances and wait for a possible jump in speech activity. There is no need to read advice on the forums and hope for a miracle: “We also kept silent, kept silent, and then how to speak! His dad also did not talk for a long time, and nothing, everything is fine … “. Someone waits like this until 3-4 and even 5 years, after which only a speech therapist will no longer help.
How to get a two year old to talk
There are several ways to help a child speak at 2 years old, but they have one principle – to create communication situations for the baby so that active speech develops. Do not warn his desires, but force him to express his request in words, try to get him to talk.
For example, if a boy wants a car, point to it with your finger, pretend that you don’t understand and give a nearby toy. When he shows his displeasure, be surprised. So you can play often, as a result, the baby will be forced to describe the object he needs. At the same time, it is important to satisfy his interest in objects, actions and the accumulation of impressions.
Similarly, you can play “hide and seek” with toys, offering to call a hidden cockerel, cat, bunny.
When buying a new toy, be sure to review it with your child, naming the parts, showing how to play with it, pronouncing all your actions.
If a child at 2 years old does not speak, but understands everything, it is necessary to force him to speak !
It is very useful to talk about what is new and attractive around you on a walk. Not just show and name objects, but also talk about their purpose. For example, “They cut paper with scissors”, “There is soap in the soap dish”. Pay attention to the shape and size of objects, their color.
More often read fairy tales, poems, jokes that are accessible to his understanding, accompanying the reading with a display of colorful illustrations, chat with him on any occasion. Let the child finish the lines, repeat the phrases of the heroes of fairy tales.
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Phantom worlds by Hugh Everett. How Hugh Everett III came up with the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics and how it turned out for him
The fifties of the last century turned out to be very ambiguous for physics. On the one hand, they became an era of great success. The unification of quantum mechanics with the theory of the electromagnetic field was completed and quantum electrodynamics was built. Without much delay, the microscopic quantum theory of superconductivity and other important advances appeared.
But this decade was also a time of confusion and vacillation. Over and over again, experimenters discovered (first in cosmic radiation, and then in accelerators) more and more new particles with exotic properties. By 1957, it was finally proven that many particle decays do not preserve parity, that is, they break the mirror symmetry that physicists believed in as Holy Scripture. Experimental high-energy physics flourished, but theory did not keep up with it.
Such situations usually stimulate the search for non-standard solutions. It happened this time as well. At 19In 1954, Chinese physicist Yang Zhenning, who moved to the United States, and his colleague at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Robert Mills, proposed a highly innovative approach to describing protons and neutrons. At the same time, Hugh Everett (at that time a graduate student in the physics department at Princeton University) came up with an equally revolutionary interpretation of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics, which he fully developed two years later.
Both works were distinguished by intellectual audacity and mathematical elegance, but they were largely ignored by the physical community, albeit for different reasons. From the hypothesis of Yang and Mills followed the existence of charged particles with zero mass, which, as then thought, did not exist in nature. Everett’s interpretation, on the contrary, did not lead to new predictions, but looked unnecessarily paradoxical and practically unnecessary. Over time, the model of Yang and Mills has become the cornerstone of the modern theory of the microworld – the Standard Model of elementary particles (by the way, Steven Weinberg’s article with the first successful version of this theory was published exactly half a century ago, in November 1967 years). Everett’s work did not influence the general line of development of theoretical physics, but eventually attracted the attention of cosmologists, although without much practical consequences.
The ideas of Young and Mills are the subject of a special discussion, but we will deal with Everett. He tried to abolish the logical inconsistency of nonrelativistic quantum mechanics, which had been revealed back in the late 1920s. All physically realizable information about the behavior of a quantum mechanical object is contained in its wave function. The quantum description of an object is based on a statistical approach: the probability of finding an electron at a given point in space at a certain point in time is determined by the square of the modulus of its wave function at that point at that moment. To determine this value, the Schrödinger equation is used, which describes the changes in the wave function in time and space.
This is where the dog is buried. Suppose that there are detectors in space, one of which at some point will detect the presence of an electron. Then the probability of finding the particle at that moment at the point where the detector is located will immediately turn into one, and the probability of its appearance anywhere and anytime else will turn to zero. But if you solve the Schrödinger equation before the detector is triggered, it turns out that the wave function is continuously distributed in time and space. It turns out that the very act of measurement instantly and irreversibly changes the wave function, causing its collapse. However, the Schrödinger equation simply does not have such collapsing solutions. So what happens to the wave function during the measurement process?
From the point of view of the standard, Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, the problem is solved simply. Measurement is an act of interaction of a quantum object with a classical system (device), as a result of which it passes from one macrostate to another (in our example, the detector is triggered). This act is outside the competence of the Schrödinger equation, which works only in a purely quantum zone. From the point of view of the Copenhagen interpretation, this is an objective reality, for which additional justifications are not needed at all.
Everett opposed this interpretation. In his interpretation, the wave function never collapses at all. There is an infinite number of parallel and equal copies, incarnations of physical reality. The wave function describes a single Quantum World, which is a set of an infinite number of possible states. In the process of each specific measurement, it is stratified into classical projections, in which the observers, that is, you and I, are located. Any possible result of the experiment is realized in these alternative projections. So, if the measurement result is a choice of only two options (say, spin up or spin down), then after the measurement, due to branching of the wave function, two worlds are born, in one of which option A is realized, in the other option B (by the way, this idea was repeatedly played up by science fiction writer Pavel Amnuel).
In some ways, Everett’s interpretation is simpler than the Copenhagen one, since it does without the collapse of the wave function. But there is a price to be paid for simplicity, allowing for the constant branching of classical worlds. Everett’s followers have even offered explanations for why we don’t see it. For example, it can be assumed that different branches of a single wave function that describe parallel worlds oscillate in time out of phase and therefore do not seem to exist for each other.
At first, the physics community dismissed Everett’s idea as a baseless fantasy. The situation changed when such prominent physicists as Bryce de Witt and John Wheeler (the father of the theory of black holes and, by the way, Everett’s supervisor in graduate school) showed interest in it. It received the respectful name “many-worlds interpretation”, which is rather misleading, since it is more correct to speak not of a “multi-world”, but of a “multi-projection” picture.
The fate of the cat from Schrödinger’s thought experiment as interpreted by Everett. Illustration: Christian Schirm / CC0
Everett’s interpretation (some people elevate it to the rank of a theory), in general, has remained, if not a speculation, then a purely speculative construction, at least for the vast majority of scientists. However, it has found application in the works of a number of creators of the quantum theory of gravity, and primarily de Witt and Wheeler. In 1967, they tried to combine Einstein’s general theory of relativity with the Schrödinger equation to obtain a wave function that describes the entire infinite universe. By definition, such an interpretation does not allow the existence of external observers, and this makes it similar to Everett’s approach. However, the work of de Witt with Wheeler and their followers did not lead to the creation of a quantum theory of gravity. Nowadays, to solve this problem, the theory of superstrings and the theory of loop gravity, based on a fundamentally different ideology, are involved.
It seems to me that the main weakness of Everett’s approach is the absolutization of classical quantum mechanics with its Schrödinger equation. Today we see in it not a universal basis for understanding physical reality, but only a theory that explains a very specific class of processes in a certain energy range. It can be considered a limiting case of a more general description of the microcosm in terms of quantum fields, which has no logical problems with the interpretation of measurement results and does not use the Schrödinger equation at all. With such an approach, the need for Everett’s theory also disappears.
In 1921, Albert Einstein said at a seminar at Princeton that the Lord God is subtle, but not malicious. In the spirit of this saying, it is worth noting that the validity of Everett’s interpretation would mean that the Almighty is too wasteful.
In 1957, Princeton University did award Everett a Ph.D. in physics, but he was no longer there. In an attempt to avoid the military draft, he chose to become a Pentagon employee, where he led a group of experts evaluating the capabilities of new types of weapons. At 19In 1960, he took part in the preparation of a report that convinced military and state leaders that a nuclear conflict between the United States and the USSR was fraught with the death of all mankind. Probably, this is precisely what should be considered his main achievement. Later, Everett and his colleagues founded two consulting companies that worked on military and economic planning for the government. Despite success in business, Everett suffered from depression, alcoholism, and was a heavy smoker. On July 19, 1982, at the age of less than 52, he died in his sleep from a myocardial infarction. Peace be upon him.
Everett became famous after the theatrical London production of Another Country. The debut in the film version of this performance made Rupert Everett a star of British cinema. His major films include The Comfort of Strangers, Undertaker in Love, My Best Friend’s Wedding and Best Friend. Everett is not only an actor, he is also a writer: at 19In 89, he wrote the novel Hello, Darling, Are You Working?
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1998, Thriller
Haute Couture
1994, Tragicomedy
No Hysteria!
2011, Romkom
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Daniel Everett and cultural linguistics
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Daniel Everett and Cultural Linguistics
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10. 5922/2225-5346-2017-3-5
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94-103
Daniel Everett
linguoculturology
language picture of the world
language as an instrument of culture
Daniel L. Everett
linguistic cultural studies
linguistic world view
language as a cultural tool
Abstract
The views of the American linguist D. Everett are studied on the material of his program works “Don’t sleep – there are snakes around!” and “Language as an instrument of culture”. The purpose of the article is to trace and analyze the connection of these works with various scientific schools and to reveal their relation to linguoculturology. The definitions of language and culture given by Everett are compared with the views of representatives of various schools and trends in linguistics. An interesting feature is that the term “linguistic picture of the world” is almost never used in Everett’s works, however, the analysis of the rich empirical material presented by him, in fact, reveals the topic of the linguistic picture of the world and expresses a point of view close to the positions of A. Vezhbitskaya and V. N Telia. At the end of the article, D. Everett is compared with E. Benveniste: like the latter, without being an obvious adherent of any scientific school, he gives a detailed description of ideas and views in modern linguistics.
Abstract
This paper deals with the views of Daniel L. Everett as exemplified in his major works Don’t Sleep, There Are Snakes and Language: The Cultural Tool. The aim of this study is to analyze the connection of these works to various schools of thought and to examine the possible link with linguistic cultural studies. Everett’s definitions of language and culture are contrasted with those of various schools in linguistics. It should be noted that Everett does not appear to use the term linguistic worldview. Yet, due to the rich empirical evidence found and set out in his books and papers, Everett effectively summarizes the views on the subject of worldview. Everett’s standpoint does not show significant differences from those of Anna Wierzbicka, or Veronika N. Teliya. At the end of this article, Everett is compared to Émile Benveniste, who — while not belonging explicitly to any school of thought — gave an exhaustive description of concepts and ideas found in contemporary linguistics.
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2. Benveniste E. General linguistics. M., 1974.
3. Vinokur G. O. On the tasks of the history of the language // Selected works on the Russian language. M., 1959. S. 206-225.
4. Herder I. G. Ideas for the Philosophy of the History of Humanity. M., 1977.
5. Zaliznyak Anna A. Language picture of the world // Encyclopedia “Round the World”. URL: http://www.krugosvet.ru/enc/gumanitarnye_nauki/lingvistika/YAZIKOVAYA_KARTINA_MIRA.html (date of access: 03/14/2017).
6. Zaliznyak Anna A., Levontina I. B., Shmelev A. D. Key ideas of the Russian language picture of the world: Sat. Art. M., 2005.
7. Kovshova M. L. Linguistic and cultural method in phraseology: codes of culture. M., 2012.
8. Kovshova M. L., Gudkov D. B. Dictionary of linguoculturological terms. M., 2017.
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10. Telia VN Russian phraseology. Semantic, pragmatic and linguo-culturological aspects. M., 1996.
11. Khrolenko A. T. Fundamentals of cultural linguistics: textbook. allowance. M., 2009.
12. Everett D. L. Do not sleep – there are snakes around! Life and language of the Indians of the Amazonian jungle / comp. A. D. Koshelev. M., 2016 (Reasonable behavior and language. Language and Reasoning).
13. Everett D. Don’t Sleep There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle. Vintage Departures, 2008.
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For the convenience of guests, the hotel offers comfortable conference rooms, free self-parking, and free wireless Internet access in public areas. In addition, tourists staying at the hotel can enjoy fine dining at the hotel’s two restaurants and swimming in the outdoor or indoor pool. 
The air in the indoor water park was making my eyes very dry, but I’ve never been to an indoor water park before, so I don’t know if that’s ok. The resort is conveniently located in the “strip” and we enjoyed the short drive each day and were very pleased that we didn’t have to drive far for any attractions. 
Other than that, it’s a great place! 
It was probably one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. At first, the condominium rooms were booked next to each other, however when we checked in, we were at two opposite ends of the hallway. We also got a small room for one room and not enough room for everyone, however we still charged the price of a larger suite. The hotel staff did not return to us. When we asked for a baby cot they wouldn’t give us one. People had to sleep on the floor. Completely unacceptable. Second, we went to a restaurant. We had a large group and when booking they do not disclose that they offer a limited menu when you have a group of over 15. It also took an hour to get our drinks. We paid for drinks and left, we didn’t even eat dinner there as the service was poor and took too long. The waitress was not friendly. It took an hour and a half to get there by elevator! There were people waiting forever on every floor just trying to get out. I wouldn’t mind taking the stairs, but it’s tricky with suitcases… I was blown away by how much it took to get into the elevator! Again, completely unacceptable.
There were beer cans lying around in the hallway. And people at the end of the hour – to drink and hang out. Lastly, we had to park on an uneven, grass field, as there was not enough parking on the paved lot. 
The kitchen was fully functional and great for eating at home. There was a TV in every room and everything was easily located and clean. Well, everything but the yellow stain on the side of our sheets. 
The room was clean, nice balcony, not much of a view, but it wasn’t a big deal. We had the junior royal suite. 
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$25 for half an hour I was told! This would be in addition to $253/night. Incredible! I have to say the manager suggested a price adjustment, as much as $30. My mistake booking it without checking the reviews but I assumed for the money the hotel would be excellent. It was off-season too, early March. When I complained to the manager they told me it was a fair price for a very nice hotel. I would like to suggest that the management of the Vista Resort come out of the Wisconsin Dells and travel around the country to stay at various hotels. 
If it hadn’t been so late, I would have been going somewhere else. I don’t have a big budget and I’m very disappointed that it’s a good night for my son and I’m a disaster. Every time the kids jump upstairs, our whole room shakes. And why is the floor so lumpy? 
We had a wonderful time. The resort was clean, the staff were friendly and the kids loved the water park. We were greeted by Rooms Director Steve Kayartz and he was friendly and very helpful with questions we had. His customer service skills were above and beyond any other resort we have been as well. Many thanks to him. We will definitely return. 
99 i saw $6.99 at best the steak one was good the other was tough and over cooked mentioned all that she said about. 
Wait times were reasonable for a busy weekend getaway. The facility was fairly clean, but there was a very strong chlorine smell that burned our eyes after a few hours in the area. Check in and check out were quick and easy. 
They also have a big arcade which is sweet. The rooms are very good. I recommend going here. 
The sinks in our room and the main entrance bathrooms were not adapted for those children in wheelchairs. I had to pick up my very tall son to wash my hands and I had to reach for soap for him in our room as well as this bathroom. Handicap parking by tower numbers was right next to the stairs. There was a ground level entrance, but it wasn’t exactly close. The bed had two different day spots and was quite hard although once exhausted enough from the water park we fell right to sleep. Overall, it was a good experience, but being centered around the kids, it seems like they could do better thinking through the designs. 
The condos are spacious, the kitchen was clean as were the bathrooms, each bedroom has its own thermostat for people to set their own comfort level. Excellent number of staff/lifeguards at the water park. The downside was the renovation at the water park, the roller coaster didn’t work and getting food at the water park cafe was slow. 
Everything is included again. Smoke on the ground floor, come to find out drunk guest got hold of a fire extinguisher. (This happens, outside of control resorts someone makes a bad decision). Waiting in the lobby while the alarms keep going off, the front desk has yet to tell anyone what’s going on 15 minutes in… No cops, no fire trucks anywhere. The gentleman next to us finally calls 911 and they said they didn’t hear anything! The resort couldn’t even call the fire brigade as there were hundreds of people out of their rooms and alarms going off. We finally got to our rooms after the fire department arrived, the first floor was still filled with the remnants of a fire extinguisher. Management did nothing to try and make things right with their guests after that. Very disappointing. We will return to the Kalahari and the Great Wolf in the future. 
When I called to reserve a room for a wedding, I asked for one king. The reps replied “so I’ll put you in a junior suit”. I asked what it was and informed him that there was too much space for us. Again he replied with you will be in a junior suit. Good. We got to the room and the beds were sagging in the middle, there was hair all over the floor in the bathroom and the check out time was “before 10:30”. The walls were paper thin and we could hear everything. Also, we had a very suffocating soapy situation next to the sink and microwave. Not worth the price. 
The food was ok. We paid for an unlimited salad bar and they saw me let my daughter try so they charged me twice. Yes I filled my plate twice, but of course it was my meal only. Tell me I’m already on the markup so I know how much I’m spending. Dont wait until you give me my bill and pay extra. The waitress didn’t know if I had extra money. In the restaurant the waitresses are very busy and rushed to us and forgot to write down most of my order. 
I am going to plan another trip next year for my 2 brothers n laws to bring our kids together. 
That night at 9I haven’t heard myself name the course yet. Who I spoke to said he would look into it and call me back. Again, I never heard from this person. After all, I never ended up getting any call from the golf course and had to cancel my credit card. 
I knew Dels was famous for them, but all the water parks I’ve been to have been just that, water parks. No hotels, motels or resorts are tied to them. We booked a hotel in Dells for a week’s holiday and a free Chula Vista pass was included in the room so we had to try it out. Pulling up I thought well it doesn’t look amazing, but let’s see how the day goes. I was happily proven wrong, and literally in a short time was very impressed with the whole experience. It was bigger than it looked from the trip, lines went fast, wait staff were friendly and I was soon to find another water park experience inside the resort! We spent all day there and what was done inside the park was great, you could avoid sunburn. Spend an hour outside, then head inside for hours. Not only do we spend 3 days there the rest of the days of our stay we would love to come back and spend a few hours swimming and enjoying the slides and the lazy river. Yes we used our pool too but Chula Vista was a free bonus and we made sure to use it.
We stayed at the Starlight hotel which was a motel that had a great location walking distance to the main strip in dells daily. 
I went two weeks away from my knee surgery so I didn’t go to the water park but the rest of my group enjoyed it. I used a wheelchair, there were chula and I was very happy that they provided us, but noticed that many of the porches did not seem to have wheelchair guests. 
The hot tub was really hard to find and completely on the opposite side of the water park. If it was closer, we’d have it bigger. The bar at the water park was unique, but the poor bartender was alone and waiting for the slides (and there were as many adults as there were children). Waiting for the slides was expected and one could quickly find out when the slow times were, but there were few tubes for the slides. There really shouldn’t be a huge pipe line here, which took up a lot of space in the living room and locker area. All around, it was a good weekend, a good hotel, an amusement park – just doesn’t fit. I am planning to visit Dells again, whether with future kiddos, or with another couple – family maybe, but I will be looking at another water park to try first. 
The children were cold and had to take breaks to warm up and dry off. It was not what we expected for our water park getaway. Our 4 year old was playing hard and constantly moving and still getting cold. The food inside the water park was not very good. Be sure to bring beach towels as towels are about the size of hand towels and are not available inside the water park. Our 2 year old couldn’t ride any of the big rides which was a bummer. Resorts like the Kalahari have family tube rides that anyone can drop in on. The Mayan temple was a lot of fun, but spraying water constantly in the cool air was almost unbearable for the little ones. The water in the children’s area was very cool, which must have been very warm for the little ones. The staff was not helpful with our general questions about where to eat, explaining rides/slides to us and they were all a bit odd. I think going for a week in January to the water park is not a great idea since many all-dells were closed. 
When I put in the correct address again – the one on the site – I found it just fine. When I got to check in I told the front desk girl someone directed me to the wrong address, she just said “hmm weird” not sorry or anything. The staff kept unimpress the whole trip. I’m sure if you stay in a condo the rooms are fine, but if you stay in a hotel room it’s basically a “super 8”. I actually stayed in super 8s which were nicer. The water park was much smaller than I expected, in fact we have more than one we live in mn-was expecting more space in wi dells! The workers seemed genuinely unhappy to be there – at the front desk in the Life Guards there was airy about everything they weren’t happy with being there. In the face I saw only 1 lifeguard the whole time that I was there, I saw a smile. 
The food was outstanding. + Indor water park open not much. Reasons for only four stars missing a tenis court (this class resort should have it I guess) and the “fitness club” or “gym” was beyond crying. I think it would be better if they didn’t want to admit that they are. lol. 
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This year marks our 50th year of operation for Community Preschool, and this is a huge accomplishment of which we are very proud. Our success is due largely to your continued support. Thank you!
We will meet at Loveland Ready Mix Concrete (644 N. Namaqua Ave., Loveland) at 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, May 11th.
Parents will view, order and pay all online a week or two after photo day. Photos should arrive before Thanksgiving.
We started with caterpillars which turned into a chrysalis and finally, beautiful butterflies.
We’ll be auctioning off a handmade dollhouse, birthday packages from Urban Air and Wooden Mountain, gift baskets to Wicked Tequila and Rodan & Fields Skin Care, Loveland Laser Tag Gift cards and many more fun items.
She helped students in one of our 3s classes create valentines. Afterward, she walked with two of our 4s classes to the Hillcrest and the children gave the residents their handmade valentines. It was a special day for our children! Thank you, Olivia Friske and the Hillcrest! Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.
Classes will resume as normal for Friday, February 4th. Stay safe and warm everyone!
Thank you so much, Irene! Here is a link to another photo in the Reporter-Herald Newspaper.
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In the midst of these turbulent times, the kindness of our community has overwhelmingly shown the true goodness of people. There are so many people to thank; Marco Scalise for 19 years of spaghetti sauce, Norm and Kathleen Geraghty for years of cooking and serving, Tammy and Olivia Friske for serving and donating items for the dinner, Audrey and Melissa McCormick for years of cooking and food donations, Santiago Scalise for helping us out this year for the very first time since he was a preschooler himself, Ann Baker for the books, The Wild family for all the Dairy Queen donations, the Whisenhunt family for garlic, the Gregoire family for olive oil, Hanna Copeland and Cindy Nichols for helping Friday night, Safeway for the buckets and garlic bread, all our families who supplied whole tomatoes and finally, everyone who helped support the school by buying dinner that night. Your generosity of over $2,700 will go far to help keep our little school running.
Wolf Thunder Run developed three new 1-hour programs that they are offering for our families.
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These are temporary changes, and we plan on returning to our regular schedule when possible.
Before entering the preschool, parent helpers will also need their temperatures taken. While in the preschool, please social distance from other adults.
Please, do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns. We have missed our fabulous Community Preschool families and can’t wait to see you!
Teachers and board members are working on a plan to stay connected to all of our families during this difficult time, and we’ll be in touch. For now, we hope you and your children are safe and healthy.
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Marco Scalise and Norm Goding have cooked for our spaghetti dinner for 18 years. They spend hours preparing a homemade spaghetti dinner that benefits our school!
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5 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes than those in rural areas
It is an extraordinary early childhood program that prepares children not just for kindergarten success, but for life itself.
As stated in the preschool’s mission, the program seeks to develop a diversity of population by enrolling families from varied socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities, religious traditions, and cultures represented in the city of San Francisco. In order to accomplish that goal, the preschool will enroll one-third full fee paying, one-third partial fee paying, and one-third full scholarship families. The school will reach out to neighboring communities for children who would be unable to attend preschool without full tuition help. When making admission decisions, the school will give attention to the level of family’s interest in the school’s mission and their willingness to participate in this mission with enthusiasm and sensitivity. We also seek a balance of gender, temperament and developmental levels.
Priority Enrollments for qualifiers). These sliding scale adjustments vary between a 30%-70% discount from the full tuition.
Funding and program requirements are determined by the state and/or federal offices.
The students served must be 4-years-old on or before August 31st. Each child is administered a developmental screening assessment to determine his/her educational need. Students are selected for the Title I program must live in Onslow County Schools attendance area. There may be a cost for meals. No meals from home. Two home visits and two conferences are required. * Special diets will be reviewed individually.
The first tuition payment for September will be due on August 15, 2022.
Conestoga is happy to offer different types of preschool classes for our community.
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I love my job, I like working with children, watching their progress, parents’ feedback motivates and inspires new achievements. And this award is another confirmation of successful actions and the right choice of profession, – said the teacher of kindergarten No. 28 “Matryoshka” Danil Titov. 
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First of all, a great love for children helped us to become the best, without this nothing will work, this is the most important thing in the profession of a preschool worker, – shared Anna Safonova, head of kindergarten No. Kindergartens of Russia 2022” and “Kindergarten of the Year”. 
But the main thing is always the teaching staff, young specialists come to the industry, who have become special participants in the solemn ceremony. Veterans of preschool education who contributed to the development of the industry were especially noted during the event. 
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The teachers tried to fight him, explaining that I simply did not know how to put him down, and the children were obliged to sleep during the day. I just laughed, because I knew the character of my boy, it was almost impossible to make him do something. He calmly undressed and went to bed, did not throw tantrums, but very quickly realized that while everyone was sleeping, he would have to entertain himself with something for two hours. And he began to sneak toys or picture books into bed. The teachers noticed that the contraband was confiscated, but he stubbornly continued. 
The teacher was dumbfounded and asked: “What are you doing?”. And he told her so solidly: “Don’t you see, or what? I’m having a snack! and a blanket over your head. 
It was rather cold in the corridor, the entrance was directly from the street. 
To be honest, I got excited. I decided that I needed to either tell my parents or talk to the teacher. But somewhere in a couple of days I heard a conversation between the parents of that very boy and the teacher. Mom and dad said: “Well, you give it to him there, if anything, otherwise he doesn’t understand the words.” And I didn’t interfere, since the parents themselves are asking, why am I going to climb? 
Tomorrow is the same story. We spat on this case, tired. And then I heard how the janitor complained to our nanny that dogs had got into the territory of the garden, they say, dig and dig, damned! And, most importantly, what stubborn, they chose one place! 
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The Montessori environment at the Talant Club is well organized. There are a lot of manuals and developing materials, you can’t have time to explore even half in one lesson. The main advantage, especially for my child, is, first of all, freedom of choice, the child is not forced to study, he does what he has chosen himself, what he is interested in at the moment. My daughter really likes music lessons, drawing, games in the sports room. The management of the center, teachers are always sympathetic to changing the schedule of visits, because with a child it is not always possible to be in time for a certain hour. You can choose from classes at a convenient time for you. The child receives so many positive emotions, and how much joy in the eyes when you say that today we are going to the club. Isn’t that the most important thing? Natalya Kochurova 
And we are lucky that it turned out to be Talent with the Montessori method. 
Before going there, I got acquainted with the Montessori development methodology and roughly imagined what it was and how classes were conducted there. The type of activity is not imposed on the child, he is free in his choice. He wants to draw, he wants to eat, he wants to work with materials. There is a large sports area where the child can throw out his energy. And the teacher observes and prompts. I am very pleased with the fact that there is the possibility of a gradual adaptation of the child to kindergarten, without tears and tantrums. For 2 months I see changes in my daughter’s behavior, only positive! I am very glad that such a center has opened in Samara and I hope for its further development. Evgenia Kulkova. 
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But when I came across information that sensory, it turns out, is directly related to the development of speech and all areas of development can and should be developed now, I wanted more. So why Montessori? Now it is difficult for me to answer this question, since the answer seems quite obvious. This technique gives children a lot of opportunities to independently develop their abilities. After reading quite a few superficial articles about various techniques, it was not difficult to make a choice. At that time, attention was drawn to Montessori materials that were easy to imitate at home … ”, – Anna Voropaeva, Tula, from the materials of the III All-Russian Conference “Integration of Maria Montessori Pedagogy with the Domestic Educational Space”. 
I also like the teachers and the way the work with parents is carried out: regular lectures, meetings and interesting seminars. The son has become more independent in everyday matters, demonstrates knowledge from different areas – from geography to language, as well as a high level of concentration on activities that are interesting to him, attention to detail. I am very grateful to all the staff of the Center for their work, attentiveness and care! 
Misha became more organized, began to make contact with his peers more easily and boldly. Along with this, he has not lost his childish spontaneity or sincerity, he just became a little more organized. The teachers are very attentive to the children. Garden “Pearl” is very warm in its atmosphere. I was completely calm for my son. We were forced to leave because we moved to another city, but I would gladly send my second child there. Thanks a lot to the teachers! You are wonderful professionals and individuals. I was very glad to meet you. 
We see a respectful attitude towards the child (to the individual, with the peculiarities of each character). There is a calm, pleasant atmosphere in the group. I am very pleased with the constant presence of a native English speaker in the group and the opportunity to undergo additional training (sports, music, foreign languages) within the center. During the visit to the Center, my son had a significant jump in speech (pronunciation, vocabulary). He began, without coercion, to perform household duties (wash the dishes, fold things, wash the mirror, do laundry, etc.) and the rules established in the family. Can do a lot without turning to adults for help, has become more independent in everything. He spoke to me in English! I wish Montessori Center Zhemchuzhina further development and growth! 
We really like the respectful attitude towards children, humanity, responsiveness and openness of employees to new things. In the class that our daughter attends, there is an excellent teacher Lyudmila and an assistant Tatyana Leonidovna. They support independence in children. My daughter loves going to kindergarten. Sometimes she asks on weekends why she doesn’t go to kindergarten. She learned to defend her interests, she can say: “This is mine!”, “I don’t like what you are doing!”. At home, we did not manage to teach her this. During the six months of the visit, we noticed improvements in fine motor skills: she holds a pen and pencil well and correctly, fastens buttons and zippers, even small and uncomfortable ones. I began to sleep better during the day. 
We like the atmosphere of friendliness and comfort, here every child is truly special. At home, the son himself began to clean up the toys after the game, washes his things, tries to undress and dress himself. The child is always happy to run to class. 
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From childhood, we were taught that boasting is not good. 
Time is necessary for him to go through important cycles on the way of building himself. In the group, no one pushes the baby, does not rush, does not interrupt interest. 
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I create a warm and welcoming environment and maintain an open-door policy for anyone who would like to talk. Our teachers are loving, engaging and professional, and they put the needs of the children first. They take part in training opportunities throughout the year.
She is eager to go to school daily. She has developed her skills in speaking clearly, reciting her alphabets, and socializing.
They truly go above and beyond and we’re grateful for the care they’ve provided our child.
We are so happy. Thank you so much for our most excellent 7+ year relationship. We will be so sad to say goodbye when
Preschool and Pre-K classroom enhancements include iPads with educational apps; flexible seating options so children can move as they learn; hands-on STEAM activities; robots for early coding.
I have been at this school for eight years working with children of all ages and supporting both families and staff. I look forward to creating and maintaining relationships with all the children and their families. 
We provide routine cleanings, X-rays, fluoride treatments, and overall services to maintain good dental health and prevent the development of disease.
Our Dental Implantology practice involves the use of specially designed devices (a dental implant) to replace missing teeth usually due to periodontal disease or an injury.
Patient education is a major part of our preventative care service, and we never allow you to leave our office without the tips and information you need to keep your teeth healthy.
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Bashmachnikova – Obikovo – st. Sapozhnikova – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – Botanical Garden – Nursery – Gas pipeline – MTV Center – Press House – Railway Station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Russian Drama Theater – Budayka store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Stadium “Spartak” – Mega Mall – JSC “Cheboksary knitwear” – Plant “Energozapchast” – School 33 – Aggregate plant – OZHDH-railway facilities – Oil and cheese base – Bus station – Customs – I. Yakovlev Ave – Electromechanical College – Gas pipeline – Nursery – Botanical Garden – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – st. Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikov – cinema “Luch” – Republican eye hospital – st. Mussorgsky – st. Fadeeva – Control room “Airport” 
Elgera – Cooperative Institute – Institute of Education – Park of Culture – JSC “Elara” – Campus – st. Afanasiev – Republican Hospital – Opera and Ballet Theater – National Congress – House of Unions – Cotton Mill – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – CHPP-2 – Textilmash JSC – Gremyachevo – Anikeevo – Vostochny Settlement – MADI – microdistrict “New City” – Poet G.A. Efimov street – Ilya Prokopiev street – 65th school – Boulevard – Skate park – Muzykant V.A. Galkina – Startovaya street – Composer A.M. Tokarev – Poet G.A. Efimov Street – New City microdistrict – Traktorostroiteley Ave – MADI – Vostochny Settlement – Anikeevo – Gremyachevo – Textilmash JSC – TPP-2 – Energozapchast Plant – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Mega Mall – Cotton Mill – House of Unions – Art Museum – Fashion House – Opera and Ballet Theater – st. Afanasiev – Campus – Cinema “Sespel” – st. Krivova – Grove – Intercession-Tatianinsky Cathedral – Guzovsky Park – Mud bath 
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46 – st. Proletarskaya – Zvezdny supermarket – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Maslosyrbaza – OZHDH-railway facilities – Aggregate plant -33 school – Plant “Energozapchast” – JSC “Cheboksary knitwear” – Mega Mall – Stadium “Spartak” – st. Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – I. Yakovlev Avenue – Customs – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – Supermarket “Star” – st. Proletarskaya – School No. 46 – Art School – Kochakovo – Pyatino – GSK “Tractor-3” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Powertrain Plant – Chetra – Promtractor OJSC » – Mechanical engineering college – GSK “Tractor -3” 
56 – Hospital complex – Children’s medical center – Eye microsurgery – TC “Shupashkar” – TC “Shupashkar” – st. Shumilova – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Kheveshskaya – Bus station – Customs – I. Yakovlev Ave – Press House – Railway station – Chapaeva Square – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Russian Drama Theater – Budayka store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Spartak Stadium – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – CHPP-2 – Textilmash JSC – Gremyachevo – Anikeevo – Vostochny Settlement – MADI – Inkost JSC – Yachting – Power Units Plant – Chetra – JSC “Promtractor” 
Patrice Lumumba – Hotel “Russia” – stadium “Olympic” – Russian Drama Theater – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – Electromechanical College – Gas Pipeline – Nursery – Botanical Garden – OJSC “Cheboksary Ceramics” – st. Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikova 
Sapozhnikov – Obikovo – st. Bashmachnikov – cinema 
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Gorky – shop “Nature” – Grove – Berendeevsky forest – Protopopikha – st. Civil – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central market – st. Cosmonaut Nikolaev – Suburban Bus Station – Press House – I. Yakovlev Avenue – Customs – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – Supermarket “Star” – st. Proletarskaya – school No. 46 – Art school – Kochakovo – Pyatino – Mashtekhnikum (on weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 15:00 to 17:00 the scheme is extended Mashtekhnikum – JSC “Promtractor” – Chetra – Plant of power units – LLC Yachting – JSC Incost) 
Akhazov – Clinic “Northern” – Yunosti Boulevard – st. Michman Pavlov – University 
Elmenya – st. Grasis – st. O. Koshevoy – st. Civil – st. B. Khmelnitsky – Central Market – Russian Drama Theater – Budaika store – Olimpiysky Stadium – Rossiya Hotel – st. Patrice Lumumba – Spartak Stadium – Mega Mall – Cheboksary Knitwear JSC – Energozapchast Plant – School 33 – Aggregate Plant – OZHDH-Railway Facilities – Maslosyrbaza – Bus Station – st. Hevesskaya – st. Leninsky Komsomol – st. Shumilova – TC “Shupashkar” – Palace of Culture – Ryabinka – st. Kukshumskaya – st. Bichurin – Republican Eye Hospital – st. Mussorgsky – st. Fadeeva – Control room “Airport” 
Akhazov – st. Lebedeva – st. Elgera – M. Gorky Square – Shop “Nature” – Grove – Berendeevsky forest – Protopopiha – st. Civil – Furniture factory – College of communication – st. Yanoushek – st. Academician S.P. Queen – st. Mate Zalka – st. Chernyshevsky – st. Fruit – DK “Rovesnik” – st. Collective – Plant them. V.I.Chapaeva 
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You’re at higher risk of developing dysarthria if you:
If your symptoms are related to an underlying medical condition, your doctor may recommend medications, surgery, speech-language therapy, or other treatments to address it.
But you can reduce your risk of dysarthria by following a healthy a lifestyle that lowers your chance of stroke. For example:
For example, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association reports that about two-thirds of adults with central nervous system disease can improve their speech skills with the help of a speech-language pathologist.
In fact, this approach is fundamentally wrong. There are physiological norms for proper speech and mental development, and it is very important to monitor their observance from the very birth of a child. Only in this case, he will be able to develop harmoniously and fully. 
If the baby cries monotonously, at the same level, and does not respond well to the voice, consult a doctor. 
During the period of true “humming” sounds become long, melodious and more diverse. Along with guttural and vowels, labial sounds and combinations of vowels with labials are increasingly appearing. 
It becomes more expressive, symbolic gestures appear. The child can communicate with one hand. Babble words of various intonations appear. 
” At the same time, he can still pronounce some sounds indistinctly. By the age of three, a child’s speech has up to 1200-1500 words, including almost all parts of speech. 
The same thing happens with speech: it develops gradually. The child not only memorizes new words, but at the same time trains articulatory muscles, learns to control intonation. It takes more than one year. Therefore, if at 3-3.5 years old your child is just beginning to pronounce the first words and build simple phrases like “mom, give me,” then by the age of six, when it’s time to go to school, he will not form a full-fledged phrasal speech. It is important to engage in the development of speech gradually, but from a very early age. 
Most often, the reason is the excessive passion of parents for mechanical sound, that is, the sound from a TV, computer, tablet, phone. Children who watch a lot of cartoons or constantly play with singing-talking toys develop passive speech well, but their own active speech is not formed. This is due to the difference in the wavelength of live speech and mechanical speech. In order for the child to start talking, you need to talk with him as much as possible, read fairy tales yourself, sing lullabies. 
At a year and a half, the child is able to hold the bladder, control his pelvic functions. This is one of the important links in mental development. Of course, he will eventually learn to ask to use the toilet himself, but these skills will come much later and no longer in the form in which he would like. 
I mean the situation when a pacifier or mother’s breast is in the child’s mouth not for calming or feeding, but just like that, in a state of wakefulness. In this case, the problem arises purely mechanical: in order to speak, the mouth must be free, and if the mouth is occupied, then it is impossible to speak – the nipple or chest interferes. 
But by the age of two, the child already understands the addressed speech well, he can speak himself, so this connection only strengthens and will not be interrupted after weaning the child from the breast. 
Nobody says that you don’t need to use TV and gadgets at all. This is an important part of modern life, children should be able to master them. But a small child still does not have the skills of speech, movements, motor skills, proper mental development, criticism, self-criticism, and the ability to control oneself are incorrectly formed. Therefore, it is very dangerous to uncontrollably give him something that can provoke improper development. 
What should he say at the age of 2-2.2 years, how to talk to him and identify deviations from the norm. 
Taking into account the individual development of each baby, the norms are applicable to the age from 2 years to 2 years and 2 months.
For example, if a child says at 2 years old like this: at home – “home”, a beautiful jacket – “beautiful jacket”, a rug – “carpet”, then this is normal.
For example, there are only babbling words and onomatopoeia, which is appropriate at 1 year; 
There is no need to read advice on the forums and hope for a miracle: “We also kept silent, kept silent, and then how to speak! His dad also did not talk for a long time, and nothing, everything is fine … “. Someone waits like this until 3-4 and even 5 years, after which only a speech therapist will no longer help.
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Over and over again, experimenters discovered (first in cosmic radiation, and then in accelerators) more and more new particles with exotic properties. By 1957, it was finally proven that many particle decays do not preserve parity, that is, they break the mirror symmetry that physicists believed in as Holy Scripture. Experimental high-energy physics flourished, but theory did not keep up with it. 
From the hypothesis of Yang and Mills followed the existence of charged particles with zero mass, which, as then thought, did not exist in nature. Everett’s interpretation, on the contrary, did not lead to new predictions, but looked unnecessarily paradoxical and practically unnecessary. Over time, the model of Yang and Mills has become the cornerstone of the modern theory of the microworld – the Standard Model of elementary particles (by the way, Steven Weinberg’s article with the first successful version of this theory was published exactly half a century ago, in November 1967 years). Everett’s work did not influence the general line of development of theoretical physics, but eventually attracted the attention of cosmologists, although without much practical consequences. 
All physically realizable information about the behavior of a quantum mechanical object is contained in its wave function. The quantum description of an object is based on a statistical approach: the probability of finding an electron at a given point in space at a certain point in time is determined by the square of the modulus of its wave function at that point at that moment. To determine this value, the Schrödinger equation is used, which describes the changes in the wave function in time and space. 
It turns out that the very act of measurement instantly and irreversibly changes the wave function, causing its collapse. However, the Schrödinger equation simply does not have such collapsing solutions. So what happens to the wave function during the measurement process? 
The wave function describes a single Quantum World, which is a set of an infinite number of possible states. In the process of each specific measurement, it is stratified into classical projections, in which the observers, that is, you and I, are located. Any possible result of the experiment is realized in these alternative projections. So, if the measurement result is a choice of only two options (say, spin up or spin down), then after the measurement, due to branching of the wave function, two worlds are born, in one of which option A is realized, in the other option B (by the way, this idea was repeatedly played up by science fiction writer Pavel Amnuel). 
By definition, such an interpretation does not allow the existence of external observers, and this makes it similar to Everett’s approach. However, the work of de Witt with Wheeler and their followers did not lead to the creation of a quantum theory of gravity. Nowadays, to solve this problem, the theory of superstrings and the theory of loop gravity, based on a fundamentally different ideology, are involved. 
On July 19, 1982, at the age of less than 52, he died in his sleep from a myocardial infarction. Peace be upon him. 
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Vezhbitskaya and V. N Telia. At the end of the article, D. Everett is compared with E. Benveniste: like the latter, without being an obvious adherent of any scientific school, he gives a detailed description of ideas and views in modern linguistics. 
Teliya. At the end of this article, Everett is compared to Émile Benveniste, who — while not belonging explicitly to any school of thought — gave an exhaustive description of concepts and ideas found in contemporary linguistics. 
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