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Davis Child Care Center | OSHKOSH WI

About the Provider

Description: Welcome to Davis Child Care Center! As the leading child care & learning center in Oshkosh, WI, we strive to make Davis a home away from home, a place where a child wants to be and where the focus is on developing a strong foundation for life’s journey.

Additional Information: 5 stars. Initial License Date: 9/3/2003. Open Jan – Dec.

Program and Licensing Details

  • License Number:
    420377
  • Capacity:
    165
  • Age Range:
    6 Week(s) – 10 Year(s)
  • Achievement and/or Accreditations
    National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
  • YoungStar Rating:
    5
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    No
  • District Office:
    Wisconsin Dept of Children and Families (DCF)- Child Care Regulation and Licensing
  • District Office Phone:
    608-266-9314 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

Inspection/Report History

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Violation Date Rule Number Rule Summary
2021-08-12 251.055(1)(a) Supervision Of Children
Description:
on 8/5/21 A 7.5 year old child was left unsupervised in her classroom for approximately 2 minutes while the class went to the bathroom.
2021-07-27 251.07(6)(f)6. Current Authorizations For Medications On Premises
Description:
One bottle of Tylenol in the trooper room had an authorization that expired on 7/15/21
2021-07-16 Licensing Orders Letter
2021-07-15 251. 055(1)(f) Child Tracking Procedure
Description:
On July 12, 2021, the assigned child care worker did not adhere to the center’s tracking procedure of conducting a head count when the children line up nor when they came inside resulting in a 3 1/2-year-child being left, alone, outside in the outdoor play space.
2021-07-15 251.055(1)(a) Supervision Of Children
Description:
The center self-reported that on July 12, 2021, a 3 1/2-year-old child was left unsupervised on the play yard for 5-7 minutes. A contractor reported the unattended child to the director, who immediately went into the outdoor play space and brought the child inside the building.
2021-07-02 Licensing Warning Letter
2021-06-08 251.09(2)(bm) Infant & Toddler – Sleep Position
Description:
The staff in the Rocker Roller room were allowing infants to sleep in swings and not moving the infants into their cribs in a timely manner.
2021-06-08 251.09(1)(L) Infant & Toddler – Soft Materials In Cribs
Description:
Facility staff were putting blankets over infants heads and using them in the cribs during nap times.
2021-06-08 251.07(2)(e)5. Prohibited Actions – Cruel, Aversive, Frightening, Humiliating Actions
Description:
Two staff members used prohibited child guidance with infants. One staff member pulled an infant child’s hair on June 3, 2021, picks up infants by their arms/wrists, and taps fingers on infant’s mouth when crying. The second staff member yells at the infants to shut up and is rough when setting infants/toddlers down on the floor.
2020-10-05 Licensing No violations found ***
2020-06-30 Licensing No violations found ***
2020-03-20 Licensing No violations found ***
2020-01-10 251. 05(4)(c)1. Continuing Education Requirement – Full Time Staff
Description:
One staff member did not have 25 hours of continuing education documented for 2019 – see checklist.
2019-10-14 Licensing No violations found ***
2019-08-27 Licensing No violations found ***

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E.B. Davis Children’s Home Foundation

E.B. Davis Children’s Home Foundation – Care.com Oshkosh, WI Child Care Center

 

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William Hull (Wisconsin)

William H. Hull (1815 – September 15, 1881) was an American lawyer and politician. He was the 9th Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly.

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  • early years
  • 2 Visconsin career
  • 3 Personal life and later years
  • 4 Recommendations
  • 5 External link

    • 9000 , Louisiana [1] His father was rich and gave him a good education. Hull graduated from Norwich University in 1833 and. At age 19, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the US Army and served in the Second Seminole War in Florida. While there, his brother was killed in a duel. Hull retired from the army and studied law for Judas P. Benjamin. [2] He investigated the death of his brother and came to the conclusion that his opponent had fired before the word was given to fire. Hull swore to kill this man, and soon met him in New Orleans and fulfilled his oath. He fled Louisiana and came north, Wisconsin Territory. [1] [3]

    During the Seminole War, Hull met Lieutenant Jefferson Davis, who had previously been second-in-command Zachary Taylor at Fort Crawford in Wisconsin Territory. Hull went there and resumed his duties in the army. While at Crawford, he was sent to Fort Snelling, and on his return camped on the spot where the city of La Crosse would later rise. [2]

    Wisconsin career

    After leaving the US Army, he moved to Potosi, Grant County, Wisconsin, where he worked in the leading mining industry and practiced law. He also became involved in politics, first as Henry Clay Whig, then as a supporter of Henry Dodge and leader of the Dodge Whig faction. [2] He eventually defected to the Democratic Party in 1850 and was elected the same year. District Attorney for Grant County in 1851 and 1852. He was then elected Principal Secretary of the Wisconsin State Senate for the 1851 session, and in 1853 was elected a Democrat to represent Potosi and southwestern Grant County in the Wisconsin State Assembly for the 1854 session, and was re-elected in the 1855 and 1856 sessions. In 1856 he was elected Speaker of the Assembly. [1] [2]

    As speaker, Hull enthusiastically supported the governor’s cause. William A. Barstow was in contention over the 1855 election, and was determined to lead the Assembly in defiance of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. But he and other Democrats relented after Barstow dropped his demands and agreed. Coles Bashford as Governor of Wisconsin. While Hull was Speaker, Louisiana Governor Robert C. Wycliffe sent a message to Governor Bashford charging Hull with murder and demanding that he be extradited to Louisiana to stand trial. Bashford ignored the request. [1]

    In 1856, Congress gave the state a generous piece of land for the construction of railroads. In autumn, an additional session of the legislature was convened to determine the correct distribution of land. At the time, Milwaukee businessman Byron Kilborn was involved in a massive bribery of the governor and important members of the legislature to obtain railroad tracts. Hull at first threatened to expose the bribery scheme by marching into the capital with a list of officials he claimed had been bribed, but later dropped his objections and voted with the Kilborn gang. The investigation found ex post facto that Hull was one of the largest beneficiaries of the “corrupt bonds”.

    Personal life and later years

    Hull’s first wife died. In 1855, Hull fell desperately in love with Margaret A. “Maggie” Jones. She refused his offers several times before eventually relenting. They had one son, but Hull proved too eccentric and they divorced within a year. Maggie would eventually marry Isaac E. Messmore and move with him to Michigan.

    After his term as speaker, Hull moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin, where he continued his legal practice. He died at La Crosse, Wisconsin on September 15, 1881. 9 A C D E 9000 KALKICINS, ELIAS) Draper, Lyman Copeland (ed.). “Collections of the Wisconsin State Historical Society”. 9 . Wisconsin Historical Society: 413–416. Retrieved December 23, 2019. Cite journal requires | log = (help) 9 Norwich University, 1811-1911; Her History, Her Graduates, Her Honor Roll, Volume 2, William Abra Ellis, Capitol City Press: 1911, The Right Honorable William Hull, pp. 145

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    • William H. Hull at Find a Grave

    Successor

    Political offices
    Preceded
    Charles Scholes     		Speaker Wisconsin State Assembly
    1856 – 1857
    0005

    CONTENT

    • 1 Early life
    • 2 Early political career

      • 2.1 Wisconsin Senate
      • 2.2 1974 US Senate election
    • 3 US House of Representatives

      • 3.1 Elections
      • 3.2 Ownership
      • 3.3 Deadline appointments of committees
    • 4 Election history
    • 5 awards
    • 6 Personal life
    • 7 links
    • 8 External links

    Early life

    Petrie was born in Marinette, Wisconsin. When he was young, his father, a World War II Navy pilot and lieutenant, died on a mission over the Atlantic. Petrie, his younger brother and widowed mother moved to the Fond du Lac, where Petrie’s mother taught at the Fond du Lac public schools. He represented his high school as a delegate for the Badger Boys State government and leadership youth program in 1957.

    Graduated from Goodrich High School in Fond du Lac. Petrie then enrolled at Harvard University, where he received his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws degrees. After graduating from law school, he worked as a clerk for federal district judge James Doyle.

    He was a founding member of the Ripon Society, a public political organization that supports the Republican Party.

    He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Somalia from 1966 to 1967. From 1969 to 1970 he served as a White House aide during the presidency of Richard Nixon.

    Early political career

    Wisconsin State Senate

    Petrie served in the Wisconsin State Senate from 1973 to 1979.

    1974 US Senate Election

    See also: 1974 Wisconsin US Senate Election

    Petrie ran for the US Senate in 1974. He won the Republican primary with 85% of the vote. During the campaign, Petrie marched through Wisconsin as part of his mass strategy. In the general election, Democratic incumbent U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson defeated Petrie 62%–36%. Petrie took five of the state’s 72 counties.

    US House of Representatives

    Election

    In 1979, he won the special election that ended the term of the late US Congressman William A. Steiger, who died shortly after being re-elected in 1978. He defeated state senator Gary Goyk with just 1,200 votes. In 1980, he won the seat on his own with 57 percent of the vote in a rematch with Goyk.

    Petri and was re-elected 16 times. The only time he faced a race close to competition 1979 years old, happened in 1992. That same year, he defeated state representative Peg Lautenschlager 53% to 47%. This will be the only re-election contest in which he received less than 65 percent of the vote. He won ten of the county’s thirteen districts. He lost the counties of Manitowoc, Brown, and Outagemy. He was unopposed in 1990, 1994, 2002 and 2006. In 1986 and 1998 he faced no opposition from the main parties. In April 2014, Petri announced that he would not be running for re-election in November 2014.

    Ownership

    Petrie was a member of the Main Street Republican Partnership and supports stem cell research, although he is generally opposed to abortion. He called for a moratorium on the death penalty but voted against other restrictions. Petrie was a member of the moderate Republican conference The Tuesday Group and received $10,000 from the group in 2008 and $5,000 in 2012.

    Petri was the author and sponsor of three ground transportation laws. He supported laws that removed the 55 mph speed limit and abolished the Interstate Commerce Commission.

    The three biggest players in the 2012 Petri campaign cycle were trade unions. He has voted in favor of project labor agreements (PLAs) and has twice voted to allow the use of PLA in government contracts. Petrie also voted to allow the use of taxpayer funds under the Davis-Bacon Act, voted to use federal funds for collective bargaining by the Transportation Security Administration, and voted to allocate $233 million for taxpayer funding from the National Labor Relations Board.

    In 1994, Petri introduced HR 4469, the “Multi-Card Act of 1994”. This bill would have established federally funded health insurance programs and would have allowed states to require an individual to purchase insurance from one of these public insurance plans. Petri continued to push for a switch to Multicare until 2004.

    In 2005, Petri voted to fund the Gravina Island Bridge and voted to prevent oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

    In 2005, Petrie introduced the Direct Loan Fee Act and in 2006 the Student Aid Reward Act (STAR).

    On November 2, 2005, Petrie voted against the Internet Freedom of Speech Act.

    On January 18, 2007, Petrie voted for HR 6, making it difficult to obtain a lease for oil drilling domestically.

    Petrie endorsed Mitt Romney in the 2008 presidential primaries. He subsequently endorsed John McCain in the 2008 presidential election.

    In 2011, Petrie sponsored an amendment allowing Michigan-based Badger Ferry to continue operating on Lake Michigan, dumping more than 500 tons of coal ash per year into the lake. He received $14,751 in campaign contributions from executives at Lake Michigan Carferry, the owner of Badger Ferry. The Environmental Protection Agency and Badger Ferry reached an agreement in 2013 to modify coal dumping procedures within two years. Badger Ferry, the oldest continuously operating coal ferry in the US, announced in 2015 that it would continue to operate without coal dumping in Lake Michigan.

    On August 1, 2011, Petrie voted in favor of the Fiscal Control Act of 2011, which raised the national debt limit and created the United States Congressional Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction.

    Petri chaired the UK-US Congressional Parliamentary Exchanges Group, which coordinated annual meetings between members of Congress and Parliament.

    In the 112th and 113th Congresses, Petrie introduced the ExCEL Act, which would have created a universal income-based student loan repayment process whereby students would repay loans based on their post-college income. Petrie’s bill received bipartisan and bicameral support.

    In 2012, Petrie introduced HR 4148, the Fox-Wisconsin Heritage Parkway Act of 2012, which would place 1,444 square miles of land in Wisconsin under federal government control.

    In 2014, Petri was under investigation for defending the interests of the parent company Oshkosh Corporation, in which he owned shares. He was also under scrutiny for another Wisconsin venture, The Manitowoc Company, in which he had a financial interest. Although the Congressional Ethics Office found reason to believe that Petrie violated the rules and standards of the House of Representatives, the Ethics Committee disagreed and voted not to sanction him.

    Deadline committee appointments

    • Education and Labor Committee

      • Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary Education
      • Subcommittee on Higher Education and Training
    • Transport and Infrastructure Committee

      • Aviation Subcommittee
      • Subcommittee on Highways and Transit (Chairman)
    Congregation membership
    • Art Congress Caucus

    Electoral History

    Wisconsin’s sixth congressional district: results 1980–2012
    Year Republican Voices % Democratic Voices % Third party Party Voices % Third party Party Voices % Third party Party Voices %
    1979 Tom Petri 71 715 50% Gary R. Goyk 70 492 50%
    1980 Tom Petri 129 574 57% Gary R. Goyk 98 628 43%
    1982 Tom Petri 111 348 65% Gordon Lauer 59 922 35%
    1984 Tom Petri 170 271 76% David Iaquinta 54 266 24%
    1986 Tom Petri 124 328 97% No candidate John Daggett Independent 4 268 3%
    1988 Tom Petri 165 923 74% Joseph Garrett 57 552 26%
    1990 Tom Petri 111 036 100% No candidate
    1992 Tom Petri 143 875 53% Peggy Lautenschlager 128 232 47%
    1994 Tom Petri 119 384 99% No candidate Scattering 603 1%
    1996 Tom Petri 169 213 73% Floyd Brenholt 55 377 24% James Dean libertarian 4 494 2% Timothy Furness US taxpayers 2. 532 1% Scattering 103 0%
    1998 Tom Petri 144 144 93% No candidate Timothy Furness US taxpayers 11 267 7%
    2000 Tom Petri 179 205 65% Dan Flaherty 96 125 35%
    2002 Tom Petri 169 834 99% No candidate Scattering 1.327 1%
    2004 Tom Petri 238 620 67% Jeff Hall 107 209 30% Carol Rittenhouse Green 10 018 3%
    2006 Tom Petri 201 367 99% No candidate Scattering 2 190 1%
    2008 Tom Petri 221 875 64% Roger Kittelson 126 090 36%
    2010 Tom Petri 183 271 71% Joe Callas 75 926 29%
    2012 Tom Petri 223 460 62% Joe Callas 135 921 38% Scattering 364 0%

    Honors

    In May 2008, Petrie was awarded by US English, Inc. for his votes and participation in the adoption of official English legislation in the 110th Congress. Petrie previously sponsored a law making English the official language in 1999.

    In 2014, Petrie received the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star, Japan’s second highest civilian award, for his work to improve relations between the United States and Japan.

    In 2015, Petrie was made an Honorary Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his work on transatlantic issues.

    Personal life

    Petri and his wife, executive director of the non-profit organization Ann D. Neal, are the parents of a humor columnist Washington Post Alexandra Petrie.

    Since leaving office, he has become involved in political reform efforts, including joining nine other former members of Congress to co-author a 2021 editorial defending Congressional reforms.

    used literature

    external references

    • US Congress. “Tom Petrie (id: P000265)”. US Congressional Biographical Directory .
    • Appearances on C-SPAN
    • Tom Petrie at Curlie
    Party political offices
    Predecessor of
    Jerry Leonard     		Republican nominee for U.S. Senator from Wisconsin
    (Class 3)
    1974     		Successor to
    Bob Kasten
    US House of Representatives
    Predecessor of
    Bill Steiger     		Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
    from Wisconsin’s 6th congressional district
    1979-2015     		Successor to
    Glenn Grotman

    Wisconsin Delegation(s) to the 96th–113th U.S. Congresses (in order of precedence)

    96th Senate: W. Proxmire • G. Nelson House : K. Zablotsky • H. Reuss • R. Kastenmeier • D. Obay • L. Aspin • A. Baldus • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri
    97th Senate: W. Proxmire • B. Kasten House : K. Zablocki • H. Reuss • R. Kastenmeier • D. Obey • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson
    98th Senate: W. Proxmire • B. Kasten House : K. Zablotsky • R. Kastenmeier • D. Obay • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Moody • J. Klechka
    99th Senate: W. Proxmire • B. Kasten House : R. Kastenmeier • D. Obay • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Moody • J. Klechka
    100th Senate: W. Proxmire • B. Kasten House : R. Kastenmeier • D. Obay • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Moody • J. Klechka
    101st Senate: B. Castaing • H. Kohl House : R. Kastenmeier • D. Obay • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Moody • J. Klechka
    102nd Senate: B. Castaing • H. Kohl House : D. Obay • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Moody • J. Klechka • S. Klug
    103rd Senate: H. Kohl • R. Feingold House : D. Obey • L. Aspin • T. Roth • J. Sensenbrenner • T. Petri • S. Gunderson • J. Klechka • S. Klug • T. Barrett • P. Barca
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    John Henry Knight (February 3, 1836 – August 22, 1903) was an American military officer, lawyer, and politician. He was a Union Army officer through the American Civil War. After the war, he was the first mayor of Ashland, Wisconsin and was one of the area’s leading developers.

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    • 1 early years
    • 2 Military service
      • 2.1 Army Cumberland
      • 2.2 Detroit and post -war years
    • 3 ASHLAND
    • 4 Family and Personal Life 9000 9002

      Knight was born February 3, 1836 in Kent County, Delaware. [1] He attended Albany Law School, where he studied with several other prominent lawyers of his time, including Rufus W. Peckham, Redfield Proctor, and William Freeman Vilas. Knight left school in 1859and was admitted to the bar in 1860. He began a law partnership in Dover, Delaware, with George P. Fisher, who had just served as Attorney General of Delaware, but his career was cut short by the outbreak of the American Civil War. [2]

      Military service

      At the start of the war, Knight was one of the first young men in Dover to respond to the President. Abraham Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers for three months of service. He organized a company of volunteers in Dover and southeastern Pennsylvania, and became a company first lieutenant. This company became Company H 1st Delaware Infantry. The regiment was assigned to guard duty in Baltimore, but Knight was part of a unit that joined the federal forces that participated in the First Battle of Bull Run. When his three-month term expired, he was promoted to captain and appointed Assistant Adjutant General of the Volunteers by President Lincoln. [2]

      Army of the Cumberland

      In the spring of 1862 he accepted the rank of captain in the regular army and joined the 18th US Infantry Regiment a few days after the conclusion of the Siege of Corinth. The US 18th was attached to the Army of the Cumberland and participated in their retreat from Mississippi and Alabama, through Tennessee and Kentucky, to Louisville, then participated in the maneuvers that culminated in the Battle of Perryville. Sometime during these marches, Captain Knight probably contracted typhoid fever, but continued to run his company in Perryville. However, during the battle, he was injured by an explosion and was unable to walk for three months—he never recovered from this injury. He took a short vacation and traveled to Wilmington, Delaware to marry his first wife, Susan Clark. He resumed his duties in March 1863, serving as senior collection officer in Louisville, and worked through the summer of 1863 to recruit new volunteers. [2]

      He returned to his regiment after their defeat at the Battle of Chickamauga, and met them at Chattanooga, Tennessee, where the alliance forces under William Rosecrans were effectively surrounded. After several weeks of starvation, Union reinforcements began to arrive in the area. Three divisions led by Joseph Hooker managed to open a supply route for the stranded army with the help of the Battle of Wauhatchie. The US 18th then supported Hooker at the Battle of Lookout Mountain. The day after the Battle of Missionary Ridge, Knight, whose state of health was well known, was ordered to Detroit on duty as Assistant Provost to Marshal General Michigan. During this time, he was also promoted to Colonel of the 1st Delaware Cavalry by Governor William Cannon, but was never able to take on this duty. [2]

      Detroit and the post-war years

      He arrived in Detroit in January 1864 and was appointed superintendent to recruit and reorganize the veteran Michigan regiments. He remained in Detroit until the end of the war until February 1867, when he was ordered back to the 18th U.S. Infantry. He was sent with a battalion of the 18th Infantry to Wyoming and the Utah Territory to secure railroad construction. In 1868, Colonel Knight took advantage of the new law to begin his retirement from military service. At 19In 1969, President Grant convinced him to accept a final assignment as an Indian agent for Lake Superior Chippewa in northern Wisconsin. [2]

      Ashland

      Knight arrived in Bayfield, Wisconsin on June 30, 1869, and lived in the area for the rest of his life. After about a year of service as an Indian agent, he retired and returned to the practice of law after ten years of military service. In 1871 he became Registrar of Lands in Bayfield and remained in that post until 1879.of the year. He invested in real estate and prospered until the Panic of 1873. Around this time, he renewed his friendship with William Freeman Vilas, whom he knew at school. Vilas was now a prominent lawyer and politician in Madison, Wisconsin, and both began investing in forest land in northern Wisconsin. [2]

      In 1878 he became interested in the development of industry in neighboring Ashland, Wisconsin, and he moved there in 1880. He organized the Superior Lumber Company, which became one of the largest lumber companies in northern Wisconsin and one of Ashland’s founding industries. Knight has invested in a number of companies in Ashland, serving as vice president of Ashland National Bank, investing in First National Bank, Ashland Brownstone Company and Street Railway Company. He also served as an advisor to the Wisconsin Central Railroad. When Ashland became a city in 1887, Colonel Knight was elected as the first mayor. He was re-elected for 1888, but resigned after seven months of his second term. At 189In 0 year, he built the Knight Block in Ashland, which at the time was considered one of the best buildings in northern Wisconsin, with offices and storage rooms, as well as the Knight Hotel. [2]

      Politically, Colonel Knight was a Democrat and was a prominent member of the state party. He was chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party for four years and was a delegate to the 1888 and 1892 Democratic National Conventions.

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      I have been a Speech Language Pathology Assistant for 2 years now and have an extensive background working with children. I have my Bachelors in Early Childhood and Special Education. I have over 6+ yearsworking with children in and out of the classroom (babysitting, working camps, etc.) I would love to have the opportunity to help your child/children excell and become more confident in the areas they may struggle. Looking forward to speaking to you!…

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      Part Time Job For Either Chinese/Mandarin Language Tutor Or Child Care Job

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      Hi , My name is Jill. I have 6+ year of experience. I can help teach Mandarin/ Chinese Language for both Children and adult.
      I recently moved to St. Petersburg FL from Maryland with my husband. I’m Taiwanese(from Taiwan) . Although English is my 2nd language, I’ve no problem with understanding and communication. I used to teach Mandarin/Chinese Language in Elementary school for 3 years from 2016 to 2019, then teach Mandarin/ Chinese as a private tutor from 2019 to 2022. I’m responsible, patience person with children, I’m experienced driver with good driving record. I can also help to do school pickup and take them to their after school activity, Or give them Mandarin lesson if needed at home. I’m open to give private lesson to teenager and adult too.
      I’m fully vaccinated & Non smoker, comfortable with pet. Look forward to hear from you, please feel free to contact me for any question. Thanks…

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      My daughter started with Jill as a supplement to her Chinese immersion summer camp. She loved working with Jill! She is wonderful one on one, loves teaching Mandarin to children, and knew how to adapt to mydaughters changing learning needs from age 3 to age 6. Jill became very much a part of our family, sharing both her first language and culture….

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      Should I hire a tutor? 5 reasons for and 3 against

      … have good and capable teachers in the house, the costs of them will never be too large …
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      Few think that private tutoring is a very ancient practice. Surely, every student of philosophy knows that Socrates was the mentor of Plato, who, in turn, taught Aristotle, and Aristotle was the teacher of the young Alexander the Great. From a quote by the imperial philosopher Marcus Aurelius, it is clear that the Romans also valued private instruction, as did the Greeks. For centuries, tutoring has been the most effective way to support a child’s learning, involving not only an academic specialist, but also a mentor and role model all rolled into one.

      Certainly, tutoring is as popular today as it was two millennia ago. Around a quarter of UK children are tutored at some stage of their education, according to various sources. Most children use the services of tutors in the run-up to important tests or entrance exams to schools and universities, as well as final exams for GCSE and A Levels. Despite such data, there is enough criticism of tutoring. Many parents will wonder why they should invest even more in individual education when they are already spending enough money on expensive private schools. The tutor’s lessons are also called into question by the current workload of children, in addition to lessons, you also need to go in for sports, music, drama or other circles.

      While tutoring can be a fantastic resource for many children, helping them not only academically, but also building their confidence, inspiring them to succeed and reducing their stress levels in a busy environment, it is not suitable for all children. In some cases, it can be detrimental to the child’s academic performance, especially if he simply does not have time just to relax and unwind.

      Given the sheer volume of both positive and negative feedback, it can be really difficult for parents to decide whether to hire a professional or make do with the school curriculum and resources. To help such parents, we decided to analyze all the pros and cons and identified the main reasons for and against.

      Arguments for

      First, let’s look at 5 reasons why a tutor can be very helpful for a child:

      To prevent or stop falling behind the school curriculum approaching a child at school is an almost impossible task. Therefore, if teaching methods do not match the speed of assimilation of the material of the child, if reading and writing skills develop too slowly, the school is unlikely to be able to help with such problems. In some cases, with a particularly complex program, even the most capable children may begin to lag behind. One gap in knowledge leads to another gap, and such a growing problem becomes like a snowball and can become catastrophic at some point, especially if it happens in elementary school.

      The lag also leads to a whole galaxy of psychological problems in the form of apathy, indifference, bad behavior and resentment. An additional problem is that in Western schools, for example, with poor academic performance, a child falls into a group (“set”) of children with the same low academic performance and lack of interest in learning, which creates a kind of vicious circle.

      Sometimes the only way out in this case is to engage an individual teacher. A competent specialist will be able to highlight problematic moments in the learning process in a short time, help fill in existing gaps and prevent new ones. Such a “first aid” may include both the standard repetition and explanation of past and present topics, as well as the selection of the correct literature for additional reading or the development of individual rules for repetition, memorization, etc.

      How do you know if your child is falling behind the program? If your teacher has already reported several times that homework was not done satisfactorily or your child has begun to complain about difficulties with topics in the classroom, it is worth taking a closer look at his needs – most likely, he needs additional support.

      To provide a child with professional help in preparing for entrance exams

      Another main reason for attracting a tutor is to prepare for entrance tests, exams and interviews in top schools and universities, the competition for which sometimes amounts to even dozens of candidates for one place. To get this coveted place, unfortunately, it is not enough to be just a “strong”, smart and successful student, an important share of success is the knowledge of the so-called “examination technique”. So, for example, when working with texts, you will need to conduct a competent analysis, draw parallels, and correctly structure your answer. All this in a limited amount of time and in a stressful atmosphere.

      An experienced teacher has hundreds and even thousands of hours of training with such candidates under his belt – he will equip your child with a set of techniques and methods that will help him save time and get extra points by providing answers that meet the most exacting expectations of the admissions committee.

      In addition, such a specialist is well aware of the literature that will help in preparation and can advise the necessary textbook or workbook, tell in detail about the registration process, requirements, deadlines and the secrets of success for those of his students who entered your desired school, which he prepared. He certainly has a network of contacts who can also help you in the admission process with their advice and advice. In such cases, a specialist tutor in preparing for entrance exams will become an invaluable assistant not only to the children themselves, but also to their parents.

      To provide your child with a personal tutor

      We have already touched on this aspect before – a tutor is not just a teacher who dictates rules or mechanically solves problems with your child, this is a person who knows firsthand about all the problems that your child faces . A good tutor graduated from a prestigious school and university – he himself went through a huge academic load, knows about time management, discipline and the importance of a positive attitude. Classes are also a personal relationship, a friendly tutor who sincerely cares about your child’s success, will always support him with advice or an encouraging story, tell him about his experience, teach him some trick or “gadget” that he can impress teachers and classmates with . In the face of such a teacher, the child will receive a living example, a role model and a “mentor” who will speak the same language with him.

      Just to make life easier and save your nerves

      It’s a well-known fact that children argue with their parents, which, of course, can’t help but upset. Despite this, such disputes are fundamentally important for the development of the child, as it demonstrates their individuality and desire to be independent. Sometimes friction arises when a child is required to, for example, do something in addition to homework or read in addition to the main program.

      In such cases, a tutor can help, who will save you from many unpleasant situations. Yes, perhaps before the arrival of the teacher, the child will have objections, but a rare child will protest just as violently in front of an outsider, who is a tutor. Simply put, the teacher neutralizes the pressure, and you, instead of persuading and screaming with textbooks in your hands, will be able to enjoy calm communication with your child. An important advantage is also the fact that having such an assistant, you will be sure that all homework will be done by the child on time and without unnecessary hassle and stress – this is important for any busy parent.

      To take your child’s academic interests to the next level and help them find a career

      We have already discussed the role of a tutor above and noted that this role is not limited to teaching. In some situations, he can provide the child with information that he will not receive from the school teacher because he is not limited by the scope of the school curriculum. If your child wants to truly learn their subject, a tutor is the right person to help guide the child in the right way. For example, your child is interested in physics and astronomy – why not hire an astrophysics teacher who does research in this topic? If your child is crazy about the works of Jane Austen, why not organize a meeting devoted to literature 19century with a Cambridge graduate in English literature? If you see such interests in him, they must be encouraged and inspired, perhaps you are raising the next Nobel laureate or Pulitzer Prize winner.

      Arguments “against”

      That’s a pretty convincing list of pros, isn’t it? However, there are also reasons against it – why might tutoring be not the best idea?

      Your child lacks basic habits and routines for effective learning

      Anyone who has ever suffered from insomnia is familiar with the term sleep hygiene. Having good sleep hygiene means turning off the TV in a timely manner, maintaining the correct temperature in the bedroom, and using the bedroom strictly for its intended purpose, not making it a home office, for example.

      In addition to sleep hygiene, there is also educational hygiene, when parents carefully monitor the factors that may affect the child’s performance at school. Regular meals and full, quality sleep are essential for a child’s good academic performance; the child is simply not able to do well if he feels hungry, tired, or even exhausted. The mode of the day is important, it is desirable to do homework at the same time every day. If a child grows up in a bilingual environment, it is necessary to provide him with an optimal environment for the perception of both languages ​​- decide in which language to listen to the radio in the morning or watch TV shows, as well as adjust electronic gadgets to the desired language. No tutor can help if the children are not read and if they do not read at all themselves – in this case, the role of the parents is to set aside a certain time for studying with the child daily and provide a basis for directly academic studies.

      If you are thinking about tutoring, ask yourself what can be done to improve the situation yourself? Perhaps if you organize a strict regime and routine at home with reading in the evenings and solving math problems in the morning, these problems will solve themselves without investing any additional money.

      Your child does not get enough rest and is not encouraged

      Given the heavy workload and the desire of parents to place their children in good schools and universities, they, of course, can be forgiven for feeling worried about the progress of their children. At the same time, it is very important not to overload children – you can surround a child with textbooks and teachers, but his tired brain simply does not perceive such volumes of information. Numerous studies show how important free time and play are for proper mental development of a child, and sometimes the best way to help a child is to ask them to do a little less, and not vice versa. Poor behavior and low grades in school can be a sign of fatigue rather than a sign of lack of ability or unbearable temperament, so any parent considering tutoring should consider maybe a bit of “real childhood” and more free time to play and have fun. Having rested, your child will be ready to conquer new heights.

      It is also very important that parents encourage their children in every possible way for good work at school and any, even the smallest successes. With the help of such positive incentives, you only motivate them for further efforts and success. At the same time, blackmail and threats, especially in an aggressive form, can have the opposite effect.

      Your child is still too young

      Given the fact that 4+ exams are introduced in some schools in London, many young families may be tempted to start preparing with tutors for entrance tests from an early age, even at three years old. However, from a pedagogical point of view, trying to push a child too early for academic development is like trying to make your car go faster by adding 10 extra wheels. Play is important for the development of cognitive and motor skills in children, so they will not react to a large amount of information at such an early age. Even as they approach learning more consciously at age 5-6, teaching should involve physical activity—instead of studying math with a pen and notebook, it’s much more efficient to build Lego or do some other physical puzzle.

      In general, teaching young children should always be accompanied by play, and if you are going to hire a tutor for your four year old, they need to understand this (make sure they have experience with this particular age group). There is nothing wrong with finding a tutor, governess or nanny who will conduct such educational games, but parents still should not have big illusions that their child will definitely reach great heights at such a young age. Their entire future school and university life will consist of ups and downs, so let the children play while it is possible.

      5 reasons why to look for him

      An experienced teacher is needed not only when something goes wrong. It will come in handy even for the strongest student. A tutor can also become an example and mentor for a child. The main thing is to understand what you want from classes and what tasks you face in your studies.

      When it is too easy or difficult, there is no development

      Regular classes have 25-30 students. In such circumstances, one teacher is not physically able to take into account the needs of everyone. If the student is too easy, bored or incomprehensible, the teacher does not always provide the necessary tasks or additional explanations. The school follows a program that does not depend on the preferences and needs of students. In private lessons, things are different.

      The tutor pays attention to topics that sink in the child – helps to build the base on which further education is built. If a student demonstrates outstanding abilities in a subject, an individual teacher supports his interest: he offers non-standard tasks, prepares for olympiads, or advises how to develop further. So a student who is simply successful in a math class gets into a more saturated environment and moves on, and does not sit in one place without development. If the student does not have time for the program, he has the opportunity to overtake or even overtake it.

      Success requires intrinsic motivation

      Positive and negative reinforcement is important at the beginning of any business – this works with both adults and children. Adults overcome difficulties in work based on career growth and salary, while schoolchildren at first study for marks. The task of the teacher is to arouse interest in the subject. If the student himself does not want to learn, external “levers” – a smartphone, money, travel – will only give a short-term effect. Gifts and pay for good grades do not help to cultivate an inner craving for knowledge.

      It is impossible to learn with full dedication using the carrot and stick method, you need your own desire of the child. A skilled teacher is able to see the inclinations and talents of the student, inspire him to read more and solve problems, even if it seems to someone that the situation is hopeless. Studying should be moderately difficult and at the same time very interesting, then rewards and punishments will not be needed.

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      Teaching style and learning style must match

      The child does not have to adapt to the style of the teacher. This will not help either at the university or in communicating with colleagues. If a student has a desire to learn, to be close to a teacher, then he adapts to his speech characteristics or temperament. When the teacher explains incomprehensibly, too slowly or too quickly, there is no adjustment. Especially if the student does not like his subject. In the best case, in such lessons the child will be in the clouds or communicate with a neighbor on the desk.

      A professional tutor pays attention to the psychological characteristics of the child. If the student cannot stand monotonous work, then there will be fewer tasks of each type, but they will be asked in several lessons. If it is difficult for a student to switch from one to another, then the classes will be more monotonous, similar to immersion in a topic.

      An individual lesson is 100% effective

      In a typical lesson at a school, it takes 5 to 10 minutes for organizational moments: to calm the children and check the presence of students on the list. Then they check their homework.

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      A tired dog is a good dog! Pets need physical and mental enrichment to thrive and live healthier, less stressful lives. wagbnb offers food based enrichment, sensory enrichment and social enrichment.  Let your furry friend have fun with a puzzle toy, snuffle mat, ball pit treats and more! (Click the info button for pricing)

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      The coolest indoor park ever! wagbnb daycare offers socialization, play, naps, exercise and love for your pet. They will spend the day with our trained, compassionate, and assertive staff who also provides basic training and lots of love. Watch them make friends and play via live web cams. All breeds and sizes welcome! Playgroups are formed with dogs of similar size and temperaments. Let them play and you will bring home a happy and pooped pooch. (Click the info button for pricing)

       

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      Take the anxiety, hassle and clean up out of bathing your furry friend at home.  Bring home a squeaky clean, happy and fresh smelling pup. The wagbnb spa offers all the luxuries you expect from a human spa. The spa includes full service bath, blow dry, nail clip and grind, ear cleaning, spritz, gland expression and more. You can also choose to bathe your pup yourself in our self service spa complete with grooming table, dryer, brushes, towels and shampoo. (Click the info button for pricing)

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      Having a hard time finding someone to take care of your rabbit, hamster, gerbil, rat or other pocket pets? Let them stay with wagbnb! We will happily board your pocket pet, non-venomous reptile and birds. You provide the cage and wagbnb will provide the love and care while you are away. (Click the info button for pricing)

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      More wiggle in the wag! wagbnb offers lots of ways to pamper your pet and add even more quality to their stay. From pupsicles to bedtime stories to parent FaceTime sessions. (Click the info button for pricing)

       

      Not your normal pet hotel! wagbnb is an upscale pet hotel, daycare and spa designed to suit pets of all breeds and sizes. Whether you are looking for somewhere to take your pet for the day, overnight or long term care, our 21,000 square foot indoor facility and 15,000 square foot outdoor area will keep your pet wagging their entire stay. From our in-house spa to our luxury suites with 50 inch TV’s to indoor climate controlled play areas, pet owners can’t go wrong choosing wagbnb for their four-legged friends.  wagbnb is passionate about delivering a one of a kind experience composed of play, affection, and socialization. All in a safe, friendly and sparkling clean environment. Our state of the art facility has a complete fresh-air exchange system that replaces the air in the building every fifteen minutes ensuring the cleanest, freshest air for your pet.  Our relentless cleaning and sanitation procedures will ensure your pet stays healthy and happy during their stay. Our trained staff are enthusiastic pet-lovers who can’t wait to meet your furry friend. Our mission and values are simple…Love pets and their humans.

       

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      Lovely Lubbock Home with Furnished Patio and Yard, Lubbock

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      The 3-star Embassy Suites Lubbock, located near South Plains Mall, features an ATM, parking and a gift shop. The hotel is located 4.5 km from Science Spectrum Museum. and 9 km from the center of Lubbock.

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      Wayne Avenue Baptist Church can be visited within a 15 minute walk from the hotel.

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      Guests can also make use of a desk, television, flat-screen TV with satellite channels in the rooms. Guests will enjoy a view of the park. Extras include toiletries, bathrobes and a hairdryer.

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      Breakfast is served in the restaurant. The restaurant serves Italian cuisine for lunch and dinner. In addition, a variety of drinks are served at the cocktail bar. Restaurant “ReJavanate Coffee Bar” is a 5-minute walk from the hotel.

      Breakfast buffet is served every morning at an affordable price.

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      Guests can relax by the heated indoor pool. Embassy Suites Lubbock offers a gym, fitness center and fitness classes.

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      Location7.6

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      Food5.0

      FAQ

      What airport is Embassy Suites Lubbock near?

      Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is 30 km from Embassy Suites Lubbock.

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      Embassy Suites Lubbock free cancellation.

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      Yes, the Embassy Suites Lubbock has an on-site Grill that serves American cuisine.

      Does Embassy Suites Lubbock have Internet access?

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      Are there any attractions near Embassy Suites Lubbock?

      You can visit South Plains Mall by walking 800 meters from Embassy Suites Lubbock.

      What can you do in your spare time at Embassy Suites Lubbock?

      Embassy Suites Lubbock offers sun loungers and a garden for your convenience.

      Is there a lunch/dinner near Embassy Suites Lubbock?

      Lunch/dinner options include Logan’s Roadhouse and Mamarita’s Border Cafe, located 400 meters from Embassy Suites Lubbock.

      How much does it cost to stay at Embassy Suites Lubbock?

      Embassy Suites Lubbock prices start at $192.

      What room types are available at Embassy Suites Lubbock?

      Embassy Suites Lubbock offers King Suite, Executive King Suite and Premium Queen Suite.

      Oakfield daycare: Oakfield Childcare Center | Oakfield WI

      Опубликовано: January 1, 2023 в 6:07 am

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      Oakfield Childcare Center | Oakfield WI

      About the Provider

      Creative Garden LC Glen Burnie – Ba…

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      Creative Garden LC Glen Burnie – Baltimore MD Licensed Child Care Center

      Description: Oakfield Childcare Center is a Public School Child Care in Oakfield WI, with a maximum capacity of 60 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 6 Week(s) – 12 Year(s). The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

      Additional Information: 2 stars.

      Program and Licensing Details

      • License Number:
        2100981
      • Capacity:
        60
      • Age Range:
        6 Week(s) – 12 Year(s)
      • YoungStar Rating:
        3
      • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
        No
      • District Office:
        Wisconsin Dept of Children and Families (DCF)- Child Care Regulation and Licensing
      • District Office Phone:
        608-266-9314 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

      Inspection/Report History

      Where possible, ChildcareCenter provides inspection reports as a service to families. This information is deemed reliable,
      but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
      as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office.

      Violation Date Rule Number Rule Summary
      2021-08-04 251.07(4)(c) Naps Or Rest Periods – Sleeping Surfaces – Children Under 1
      Description:
      Based upon observation on August 4, 2021, there was a 7-month-old child sleeping on a crib mattress placed on the floor.
      2021-08-04 251.05(2)(a)2. Staff Record – Completed Background Check
      Description:
      Based upon review on August 4, 2021 and contrary to s. 48.686(4m)(c) Wis. Stats., the center failed to obtain an approved preliminary report indicating that Staff Member E of the Staff Record Checklist was eligible to work as a caregiver.
      2021-08-04 251.05(2)(a)4.d. Staff Record – Educational Qualifications
      Description:
      Based upon review on August 4, 2021, Staff Member B and C of the Staff Record Checklist did not have any education qualifications on file.
      2021-08-04 251.05(2)(a)4.a. Staff Record – Registry Certificate
      Description:
      Based upon review on August 4, 2021, Staff Member A and D of the Staff Record Checklist did not have a Registry certificate on file.
      2020-12-11 Licensing No violations found ***
      2020-10-06 Licensing No violations found ***
      2020-09-21 Licensing No violations found ***
      2019-12-03 251. 05(3)(c) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training
      Description:
      Based upon review on December 3, 2019, Staff Member A of the Staff Record Checklist did not have a current CPR certificate on file.
      2019-12-03 251.05(3)(f)3. Child Care Teacher – Entry-Level Training
      Description:
      Based upon review on December 3, 2019, Staff Member A, B of the Staff Record Checklist did not have entry-level education qualifications on file.
      2019-12-03 251.055(1)(f) Child Tracking Procedure
      Description:
      Based upon investigation, on November 21, 2019, the center self-reported that the three child care workers caring for the 1 and 2-year-old children failed to adhere to a procedure to ensure that the number, names, and whereabouts of children in care were known to them when they failed to use child tracking method during a transition, which resulted in the whereabouts of a 1. 5-year-old child to be unknown to them for several minutes.
      2019-12-03 251.055(2)(a) Group Size – Maximum
      Description:
      Based upon investigation, on November 21, 2019, there were ten children between the ages of 1 and 2 in a group with three child care workers.
      2019-12-03 251.05(2)(a)7. Staff Record – Continuing Education
      Description:
      Based upon review on December 3, 2019, Staff Member A, B of the Staff Record Checklist did not have any documented hours of continuing education for 2018.
      2019-12-03 251.055(1)(a) Supervision Of Children
      Description:
      Based upon investigation, on November 21, 2019 the center self-reported that a 1.5-year-old child was not within sight and sound of a child care worker when she ran into the girl’s bathroom during a transition from one classroom to another and was left alone for several minutes.
      2019-09-27 251.06(2)(d) Access To Materials Potentially Harmful To Children
      Description:
      Based upon observation on September 27, 2019, Clorox wipes were left on tables and accessible to children throughout the center.
      2019-09-27 251.05(1)(c) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Training
      Description:
      Based upon review on September 27, 2019, Staff Member A, C of the Staff Record Checklist did not have a current CPR certificate on file at the center.

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      Oakfield Christian Child Enrichment Center, Inc.

      Oakfield Christian Child Enrichment Center, Inc. – Care.com Cleveland, OH

       

      Costimate™

      $178

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      Details and information displayed here were provided by this business and may not reflect its current status. We strongly encourage you to perform your own research when selecting a care provider.

      The Oakfield Christian Child Enrichment Center, Inc. was established in 1972 to provide quality childcare services for children living in Cleveland, Ohio and its surrounding communities. The center offers Head Start program, and it can accommodate up to 186 children. This program is for children who belong to low-income families, and it provides free services in education, health, nutrition and other social services that support child development.

      In business since: 1972

      Total Employees: 11-50

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      Oakfield, Maine – frwiki.wiki

      Oakfield is a city located in the US state of Maine, in the county of Aroostook.

      Summary

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      • 2 Geography
      • 3 Culture
      • 4 Notes and references

      History

      Geography

      Municipalities bordering Oakfield
      Merrill , Smyrna
      Hersey New Limerick
      Dyer Brook

      Culture

      Notes and links

      Municipalities and communities of Aroostook County, Maine

      City district
      • Houlton
      Cities
      • Caribou
      • Presque Isle
      Cities
      • Allagash
      • Friendliness
      • Ashland
      • Blaine
      • Bridgewater
      • Castle Hill
      • Caswell
      • Chapman
      • Crystal
      • Dyer Brook
      • Eagle Lake
      • Easton
      • Fort Fairfield
      • Fort Kent
      • Frenchville
      • Grand Isle
      • Hamlin
      • Hammond
      • Haynesville
      • Hersey
      • Hodgdon
      • Houlton
      • Island Falls
      • Limestone
      • Linnaeus
      • Littleton
      • Ludlow
      • Madawaska
      • Mapleton
      • Mars Hill
      • Masardis
      • Merrill
      • Monticello
      • New Canada
      • New Limerick
      • New Sweden
      • Oakfield
      • East
      • Perham
      • Portage Lake
      • Sainte-Agathe
      • Saint Francis
      • Sherman
      • Smyrna
      • Stockholm
      • Van Buren
      • Wade
      • Wallagrass
      • Washburn
      • Westfield
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      • Weston
      • Woodland
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      • Garfield
      • Glenwood
      • Macwahoc
      • Moro
      • Nashville
      • Oxbow
      • Reid
      • Saint John
      • Winterville
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      • Bancroft
      • Carey
      • Central Aroostook
      • Connor (ru)
      • Northwestern Aroostuk (ru)
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      • Square Lake
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      Oakfield on the map, USA. Current time, nearest cities

      Oakfield on the map, USA. Current time, nearest cities

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        46.10071

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        Location of Oakfield

        Exact location – Oakfield, Aroostook County, Maine, United States of America, marked with a red marker on the map.

        Oakfield, United States coordinates in decimal format: latitude – 46.1007097, longitude -68.1589207. When converted to degrees, minutes, seconds, Oakfield has the following coordinates: 46°6′2.55 N and -68°9′32.11 east longitude.

        Current time

        The time zone for this Oakfield location is UTC -4 America/New_York. The exact time is Monday, November 11, 2022, 07:21.

        Sunrise and sunset

        Oakfield Sunrise and sunset data for Monday 11/28/2022.

        Voskhod Sunset Day (duration)
        07:54 +1 minute 16:46 -1 minute 8 hours 54 minutes. -2 minutes

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        Nearest cities

        Largest cities nearby:

        • Lewis (Canada) – 244 km
        • Quebec (Canada) – 246 km
        • Sherbrooke (Canada) – 299 km
        • Saguenay (Canada) – 334 km
        • Trois-Rivieres (Canada) – 336 km
        • Dartmouth (Canada) – 394 km
        • Halifax (Canada) – 395 km
        • Longueuil (Canada) – 419 km
        • Montreal (Canada) – 424 km
        • Laval (Canada) – 433 km
        • Manchester – 435 km
        • Lowell – 461 km
        • Boston – 477 km
        • Cambridge – 477 km
        • Worcester – 519km
        • Providence – 544 km
        • Amherst – 546 km
        • Springfield – 572 km
        • Gatineau (Canada) – 589 km

        Distance to neighboring capitals:

        • Ottava (Canada) – 590 km
        • NUK (Greenland) – 2250 km
        • Belmopan (Beliz) – 3730 km
        • Guatemala (Guatemala) – 4077 km
        • Mexico City (Mexico) – 4097 km

        to the capital

        The distance to the capital (Washington) is approximately 1080 km.

      Kindercare park avenue: Park Avenue KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in New York, NY

      Опубликовано: January 1, 2023 в 5:33 am

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      Категории: Miscellaneous

      Daycare, Preschool & Child Care Centers in Park Avenue, NY





      KinderCare has partnered with Park Avenue families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Park Avenue, NY.

      Whether you are looking for a preschool in Park Avenue, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.


      1. Columbus Avenue KinderCare



        Phone:
        (212) 865-1848


        808 Columbus Ave
        New York
        NY
        10025


        Distance from address: 1. 45 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 4 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      2. Park Avenue KinderCare



        Phone:
        (212) 661-1021


        90 Park Ave
        New York
        NY
        10016


        Distance from address: 4.16 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      3. North Williamsburg KinderCare



        Phone:
        (718) 387-0192


        17 N 6th St
        Brooklyn
        NY
        11249


        Distance from address: 5. 83 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      4. Tribeca KinderCare



        Phone:
        (212) 962-1316


        311 Greenwich St
        New York
        NY
        10013


        Distance from address: 7.02 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      5. KinderCare FiDi NYC



        Phone:
        (212) 349-2423


        101 John St
        New York
        NY
        10038


        Distance from address: 7. 40 miles


        Ages: 12 Weeks to 4 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      6. New York Plaza KinderCare



        Phone:
        (212) 513-7367


        4 NY Plaza Suite 104
        New York
        NY
        10004


        Distance from address: 7.86 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      7. Cobble Hill KinderCare



        Phone:
        (718) 260-8186


        112 Atlantic Ave
        Brooklyn
        NY
        11201


        Distance from address: 8. 31 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 3 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      8. Park Slope KinderCare



        Phone:
        (718) 398-1813


        802 Union Street
        Brooklyn
        NY
        11215


        Distance from address: 9.08 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 3 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      9. Paramus KinderCare



        Phone:
        (201) 634-1893


        411 Sette Dr
        Paramus
        NJ
        07652


        Distance from address: 12. 06 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      10. Manhasset KinderCare



        Phone:
        (516) 365-3532


        1355 Northern Blvd STE 100
        Manhasset
        NY
        11030


        Distance from address: 12.78 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      11. KinderCare Learning Center at Newark



        Phone:
        (973) 623-0182


        132/142 Cabinet Street
        Newark
        NJ
        07107


        Distance from address: 13. 81 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings


      12. Old Tappan KinderCare



        Phone:
        (201) 750-9590


        176 Old Tappan Rd
        Old Tappan
        NJ
        07675


        Distance from address: 14.91 miles


        Ages: 6 weeks to 4 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings








      Daycares in Studio Park Avenue, FL

      KinderCare has partnered with Studio Park Avenue families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Studio Park Avenue, FL.

      Whether you are looking for a preschool in Studio Park Avenue, a trusted part-time or full-time daycare provider, or educational before- or after-school programs, KinderCare offers fun and learning at an affordable price.

      1. Southside KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 997-1971

        8595 Beach Blvd Ste 201
        Jacksonville
        FL
        32216

        Distance from address: 2.54 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      2. Gate Parkway KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 538-0900

        11526 Lake Mead Ave Ste 105
        Jacksonville
        FL
        32256

        Distance from address: 4. 18 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      3. Intercoastal KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 641-5273

        11761 Beach Blvd Ste 13
        Jacksonville
        FL
        32246

        Distance from address: 4.40 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      4. Arlington KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 807-9191

        3033 Monument Rd Ste 21
        Jacksonville
        FL
        32225

        Distance from address: 5. 90 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 5 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      5. Fruit Cove KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 230-1380

        2590 Race Track Road
        Fruit Cove
        FL
        32259

        Distance from address: 9.60 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      6. Ponte Vedra KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 285-9054

        12000 Sawgrass Village Dr
        Ponte Vedra Beach
        FL
        32082

        Distance from address: 11. 92 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

      7. Eagle Harbor Parkway KinderCare

        Phone:
        (904) 278-7710

        1735 Eagle Harbor Pkwy
        Orange Park
        FL
        32003

        Distance from address: 12.87 miles

        Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years
        Open:

        Tuition & Openings

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      March 29

      Opening hours in Sun School kindergartens from March 30 to April 3

      Dear Parents!

      Due to the President’s Decree on a non-working week and the increase in the spread of coronavirus in the world, all Sun School gardens will be closed from March 30 to April 3!

      We are for the safety and health of you and your children!

      March 18

      Coronavirus prevention measures at Sun School 9 kindergartens0006

      Dear Parents!

      At the peak of the spread of coronavirus around the world, it is important for us to keep your children as safe as possible.

      All Sun School kindergartens have implemented strict measures to prevent infection and create a safe environment.

      You can see the entire list of measures at the link.

      The most important thing for us is the health of your children!

      ABC concept

      A unique development concept helps develop a bright and confident personality. We have combined health care, the formation of intelligence and communication skills of children into a harmonious system – ABC.

      • Abilities (intelligence)

        Development of intelligence through games and with pleasure.

      • Body (health)

        Formation of a child’s strong immunity and care for a healthy lifestyle.

      • Communication (socialization)

        Building relationships with others and developing teamwork skills.

      Our advantages

      Video surveillance

      All our gardens are equipped with video surveillance systems. You can see what your child is doing at any time through the smartphone application, which is especially important during the adaptation period.

      Best educators

      Mandatory requirements for candidates: higher pedagogical education, work experience, ability to find an approach to the child. All educators undergo regular training at the Sun School corporate university.

      English

      Our gardens are bilingual, which means that afternoon games and educational activities are held in English only.

      Safety

      A safe environment is the basis of children’s space: special furniture without sharp corners made of environmentally friendly materials, certified toys, hypoallergenic detergents. Particular attention is paid to preventive measures: the premises are regularly ventilated, the air is disinfected using a recirculator, quartzization is carried out in accordance with SanPiN.

      Healthy food

      Balanced meals five times a day: two breakfasts, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. The individual characteristics of the child are taken into account: allergies, food intolerances. The menu has been developed taking into account the current SanPiN and collections of recipes recommended for feeding children in kindergartens.

      Children’s insurance

      Kindergartens have an accident insurance system for children. Insurance coverage is valid not only in the garden, but also anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day.

      Confirm that you are a Sun School customer

      Dear Parents, After signing up for a childcare contract, our Quality Assurance Department will contact you to verify your contract number and formalize your status as a Sun School customer. Having it, you will be able to fully enjoy all the benefits of Sun School. If you have not been contacted, please call us or leave a request on the website. After providing the number of the concluded contract, you will be assigned the status of a Sun School client. Only thanks to the active position of each Sun School parent, we will be able to make your children healthy, happy and full-fledged individuals.

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      • Opening of the garden Sun School ZhK Oktyabrskoe Pole (Moscow)!

        10.10.2022

        On October 15 at 10:30 we are waiting for you and your children to visit us at the Open Doors Day at the Sun School Residential Complex “Oktyabrskoe Pole” (Moscow)!

        Let’s introduce the staff of the garden and show each group, each corner and each toy.

        In the holiday program:
        – game with animators;
        — master classes for children of all ages;
        — photo zone with instant photos;
        – tour of the garden;
        – a general meeting, where they will tell you about the concept, the daily routine, and answer any question;
        – Getting to know the garden team.

        Until the opening of the garden, there is a 100% discount on the entrance fee and 50% on the 1st month of visiting!

        We are waiting for you at the celebration on October 15 at Moscow, st. Berzarina, 30A, metro station Oktyabrskoe Pole

        Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

      • We invite you to the opening of the Lobachevsky Sun School garden (Moscow)!

        08/26/2022

        On September 3, a new kindergarten Lobachevsky’s Sun School opens in Moscow! The garden is new, but the principles and standards are still high.

        • video surveillance available to you;
        • five meals a day with menu correction for children with allergies;
        • daily health worker check-up;
        • classes in the format of games, quests, creative tasks;
        • two adults in each group.

        On the open day in the program: animators, soap bubble shows, excursions for parents. You can see the garden, chat with the manager and discuss all the conditions with her.

        Until September 3, the garden has a 100% discount on the entrance fee and 50% on the first month of visiting.

        Start at 10:30.
        Address: Moscow, st. Lobachevsky, d.92, k.4
        Sign up by phone 8 (800) 775-60-47

        Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

      • Open Day at Sun School Petrogradskaya (St. Petersburg)!

        08/26/2022

        We invite you to an open day at Sun School Sun School Petrogradskaya!

        At the holiday you will find a fun animation program, master classes for children from educators, delicious treats.
        Parents will be able to get to know all the staff and see the garden.
        Promotion on the day of the holiday – 50% on the entrance fee.

        Address: St. Petersburg, Divenskaya street, 11
        Date and time: September 10, 11:00

        Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

      • Open Day at Sun School Solntsevo (Moscow)!

        08/17/2022

        We invite you to the Open Day at Sun School Solntsevo!

        Program:

        • Fun animation and play program for kids
        • Tour of the garden, meeting the manager and caregivers
        • Master classes for children and parents
        • Tasty and light buffet

        Bonus! Hurry up to conclude a contract at the old price and get a 100% discount on the entry fee when signing the contract on the day of the event!

        Address: Moscow, Proizvodstvennaya street, 12, building 2
        Date and time: August 20, 10:00

        Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

      • Open Day at Sun School Scarlet Sails PREMIUM (Moscow)!

        08/15/2022

        The English kindergarten Sun School PREMIUM “Scarlet Sails” holds an “Open Day” on August 27!

        At the Open Day, the participants of the event will be able to communicate, ask questions of interest to the director, administration, educators and expats of the garden.

        Wonderful meetings, educational and entertainment programs await our guests:

        For preschoolers
        Creative workshops are open from 11.00 to 11.40. Interesting and helpful!

        For the youngest guests (ages 1 – 3)
        From 11.00 – 11.40 – Sensory musical fairy tale. A fairy tale that you can not only watch and listen to, but also touch!

        For children from 3 to 5 years old.
        From 11.00 – 11.40 – Lego adventure! Children will get acquainted with different types of Lego constructor, make wonderful Lego compositions!

        Senior preschoolers (ages 5-7)
        From 11.00 – 11.40 you are invited to the creative workshop “Very skillful hands”. Everyone will create a wonderful work with their own hands!

        If your child is passionate about cooking, then from 11.00 – 11.40 we are waiting for young cooks in an English culinary master class with our expats!

        From 11.40 am to 12.00 pm our young guests will be able to play in our group rooms and take an introductory tour of the garden.

        From 12.00 – 13.00 for all our guests, incendiary outdoor animation: games, contests, disco!

        Bonus! 20% discount on entry fee! And that’s not all surprises for our guests!
        Sign up for this summer’s exciting event!

        8 (800) 775-60-47

        Date: August 27, beginning at 11:00.
        Address: st. Aviation, 79, building B.

      • Open Day at Sun School Vasileostrovsky (St. Petersburg)!

        08/14/2022

        We invite you to visit!

        Sun School kindergarten Vasileostrovskiy will host an open day!

        The children will have an exciting program and an interesting master class with full immersion in a bilingual environment.
        Parents will be able to get acquainted with the teachers and the work of the kindergarten.

        Bonus! Hurry up to conclude a contract at the old price and get a 50% discount on the entry fee when signing the contract on the day of the event!

        Address: St. Petersburg, Maly Prospekt V.O., 90, lit. A
        Date and time: August 27, 11:00

        Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

      • Open Day at Sun School Belgian Village (Moscow)!

        08/10/2022

        Sun School Belgian Village Kindergarten will host an Open Day!

        An amazing science show awaits you!
        Freezing balloons, Egyptian night experiment, flashing solution and much more!
        The guys not only watch spectacular transformations and amazing miracles, but also take part in the show themselves!

        On this day, there is a unique opportunity to conclude an agreement with a garden without paying an entry fee!

        Date and time: August 14, 11:30
        Address: Moscow, Letovo village, Belgian village, C1

        Call 8 800 775-60-47

      • We invite you to the holiday! Open Day at Sun School VDNKh (Moscow)!

        08/04/2022

        On August 13, Sun School VDNKh opens a new network garden in Moscow!

        Garden managers and owners Svetlana and Alexander have prepared an excellent program for you and your children:

        – games with animators;
        – master classes;
        – show program for all guests;
        – a sweet table to make the impressions of the holiday as pleasant as possible.

        For parents there will be excursions in mini-groups and a meeting where you can ask Svetlana and Alexander any questions.

        If the contract is concluded before August 13, the maximum discounts are valid in the garden: 100% for the entrance fee and 50% for the first month of visiting .

        Date and time: August 13, 11:00
        Address: m. VDNKh, Rizhsky pr-d, 9

        Appointment by phone 8 800 775-60-47

      • Open Day at Savushkin’s Sun School (St. Petersburg)!

        07/27/2022

        We invite you to visit!

        Savushkin’s Sun School Kindergarten will host an open day!

        The children will have an exciting program and an interesting master class. Parents will be able to get acquainted with the teachers and the work of the kindergarten.
        When signing an agreement on the Open Day, you will receive a 100% discount on the entry fee!

          Address: St. Petersburg, Savushkina street, 104
          Date and time: July 30, 11:00

          Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

        • Open Day at Sun School Mosfilmovskaya (Moscow)!

          06/22/2022

          On July 1, we are waiting for you at the holiday in the Sun School Mosfilmovskaya kindergarten! The plan is this:

          • Workshops for children from kindergarten teachers. In Russian and English, so you can immediately try in practice what bilingual development is.
          • Games and quizzes with animators.
          • Disco and refreshments.
          • Garden tour for parents. You will see where your children will study, talk with the manager, you can ask her about everything.

          Address: Moscow, Mosfilmovskaya street, 88, bldg. 2, pp. 6
          Date and time: July 1, 10:00

          Sign up by phone: 8 (800) 775-60-47

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      Find Adult Day Care Options Near Me

      Are you among the 34 million Americans who provide unpaid care for an adult aged 50 or older? It’s a tough task that is tempered by love and loyalty, but regardless of how devoted you are to the aging loved one in your charge, you can’t do it all by yourself.

      For many families, this is where adult day care comes in. It’s a service that can keep your loved one busy and engaged, allowing you to keep working or to take a periodic break from caregiving. Elder day care can be a godsend if you can’t afford full-time in-home care and your loved one:   

      • Is frail or has dementia or other medical conditions
      • Can no longer structure their own daily activities
      • Finds it difficult to initiate activities like reading, conversation or watching television
      • Is isolated and lonely or desires peer interaction
      • Is anxious or depressed and needs social and emotional support

      What Services and Amenities Are Provided in an Adult Day Care?

      Although the exact offerings of each adult day program vary, most offer a nutritious midday meal, which your loved one can enjoy while socializing with other seniors. As well, these centers typically provide a range of engaging events and activities that range from fashion shows and birthday celebrations to trivia games, painting or group conversations.

      Some programs provide music or movies as well as outings to libraries, museums, parks, or other local attractions. As well, most deliver fitness and movement activities tailored to participants’ abilities. Some programs may incorporate exercise like dancing while others may focus more on stretching and chair exercises.

      In addition, some adult day centers offer limited medical and alternative healthcare, such as:

      • Music or art therapy
      • Support groups or counseling
      • Nursing care
      • Physical, occupational and speech therapies
      • Dental care
      • Vision and hearing care
      • Foot care

      On top of this, chances are good that you won’t have to worry about transportation as many centers operate or coordinate with a van or bus service that will pick up participants and return them home after the day’s activities.

      What Are the Benefits of Adult Day Care Programs?

      Still not convinced that adult day care is for you and your loved one? Here’s a quick look at some of the benefits.

      Respite From Caregiving

      “Oftentimes, caring for a sick family member with a disease like pancreatic cancer can lead to caregiver burnout,” says Nicole Feingold, director of patient services at PanCAN, a nonprofit serving pancreatic cancer patients and their loved ones.

      Adult day services can help relieve some of the stress, anxiety or exhaustion associated with caregiving. Not only will you get a break from looking after your parent, but you will have predictable hours when you can work, attend to personal needs or run errands. Additionally, if your loved one enjoys day care they may feel happier overall, making it easier for you to provide care when they are home.

      Remedy for Boredom

      As for as your loved one goes, one of the chief benefits of adult day care is that it will allow them to participate in stimulating activities and stretch their wings. “I was surprised when I found my mom dancing in her care program,” says Kay Bransford, a money manager who works with older adults who need help with their home and finances. “She would refuse to do it when my dad asked, so I would have never thought to suggest it. The brain likes change, and outside programs offer options family and loved ones would not consider.”

      An Antidote to Loneliness

      A second reason that day care might bring a smile to your loved one’s face is the opportunity to interact with others. Seniors who seldom see anyone outside of their own family often feel loneliness, a condition  associated with depression. In addition, studies show that social isolation is linked to dementia, decreased resistance to infection, increased emergency admission and high mortality risk.

      Cure for Aimlessness

      Retirement can be a curse for elderly adults who no longer have a concrete reason to leave the house. As days bleed together and the weeks march on, it’s easy to fall into a rut, staying up until the wee hours and sleeping in past noon, which may lead to everything from poor nutrition to depression to increased risk of dementia. Daily or even weekly trips to adult day care can anchor a new routine, giving your loved one a reason to get up, get dressed and get moving.

      Additional Access to Crucial Services

      Thanks to Medicare, most elderly Americans receive some level of health care once they reach 65, but availability doesn’t always mean it’s easy for them to follow up on health care, especially if they have mobility issues or multiple medical issues. In cases like this, an adult day program that offers health care services can make it easier for seniors to take care a plethora of health issues.

      How Can Adult Day Care Benefit Those with Dementia?

      An adult day care program, especially one tailored to people with dementia, can make a world of difference to someone who is cognitively impaired. These tailored services are typically available to people with dementia who:

      • Live in their own homes or with a caregiver
      • Don’t require constant one-on-one assistance
      • Have some mobility (most programs allow a self-propelled wheelchair)
      • Are continent (sometimes just bowel, sometimes bowel and bladder)
      • Are not physically or verbally abusive
      • Do not wander excessively

      Adult day care is especially useful when people are in the early stage of Alzheimer’s and still have good social skills.  (Some evidence shows that early stimulation of the type provided by adult day centers can slow cognitive decline.) Day care can also help if your loved has moderate Alzheimer’s disease, when the strain of caregiving becomes greater and burnout is a strong risk.

      If you are hesitant about enrolling your loved on in a dementia day programs, consider registering them for a few sessions to see how it goes. Start small, with just a few hours per day or week, rather than diving into full-time day care. If the transition proves difficult, talk to your loved one about their concerns. You and/or the director may be able to overcome specific objections. If the problems don’t resolve after several weeks, look for a different program or check out an in-home care or companion service.

      Note: Although staff in dementia day care programs may have special education and/or training in working with people with, keep in mind that there’s no special licensing required for dementia day care.

      How Much Does Adult Day Care Cost and How Can I Pay?

      One of the best features of adult day care is its low price tag–the national median cost is $1,560 per month–compared to other care alternatives. (Note that adult day care fees may vary considerably depending on geographic region, the organization who operates the center and its services.) Know that many programs have a sliding fee scale for lower-income families and, in some cases, you can pay hourly for less than a full day of care.

      In some communities, churches run free adult drop-in programs that don’t qualify as certified adult day care centers but can serve the same purpose (though without the same level of services)–to provide a safe environment for an adult who needs care for several hours a day, giving primary caregivers a respite. Get in touch with the church your loved one attends (or used to attend) or the one you go to, to check their offerings for older adults.

      If cost is still a concern, explore whether your loved one has a long-term care insurance policy that includes home care benefits which could be spent on adult day care. In addition, check out whether your loved one qualifies for any of the below programs.

      Veterans’ Benefits

      If your loved one is a veteran who qualifies for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical benefits and needs long-term care, they may be entitled to free services at VA-run adult day care centers. (Low-income vets or surviving spouses of veterans may qualify for some other monthly cash benefits, which can be used for any type of care, including adult day care.)

      Medicaid and PACE

      The Medicaid program in your state might pay for some adult day services if your loved one has a very low income and few assets, other than the home they live in. In some states, Medicaid partners with Medicare to sponsor the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE).

      This program provides comprehensive in-home and community care, including adult day care, for frail elders who would otherwise require nursing home care. It may be available only to those people with low income and few assets, usually those who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid.

      Tip: For help with questions about Medicaid or a PACE program’s coverage of adult day care, contact your local Area Agency on Aging. You can also get free, expert counseling at a local office of the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) or Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP).

      Medicare

      If your loved one is enrolled in a Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) plan rather than in a traditional Medicare Part A and Part B, it might offer limited adult day care coverage as part of its home care services. The extent of adult day care coverage depends entirely on the plan itself. To learn whether your loved one’s plan covers adult day care and, if so, under what terms, contact the plan directly.

      Note that neither Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B covers adult day care services. Part B does, however, cover mental health treatment prescribed by a physician and provided at an outpatient mental health clinic. If the clinic is also an adult day care center, patients can partake in those services while receiving mental health treatment, though they may have to pay an additional copayment.

      Important: In order for any type of Medicare plan to provide coverage, the care must meet two basic requirements: The care must be “medically necessary”—in other words, it must be ordered or prescribed by a licensed physician or other authorized medical provider—and  Medicare (or a Medicare Part C plan) must agree that the care is necessary and proper. As well, the care must be performed or delivered by a healthcare provider who participates in Medicare.

      How Does Adult Day Care Compare to Other Senior Care Options?

      Before enrolling your loved in adult day care, it’s prudent to first look at other care options, like the following:

      Adult Day Care vs. In-Home Care

      With in-home care (or homecare), a personal care assistant comes to the home to help with activities of daily living, such as eating, grooming, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, meal preparation and medication reminders. (For those who require a higher level of care as deemed necessary by a doctor, home healthcare  nurses, physical therapists or trained health aides can provide skilled medical care in the home.)

      As with adult day care, homecare will allow your loved one to remain at home, although costs can add up if they require a lot of care–caregivers can be hired for a few hours per week or 24/7, or anything in between. Another disadvantage: Unlike adult daycare centers, in-home care does not provide programmed group activities.

      Adult Day Care vs. Assisted Living

      Assisted living is a residential senior care option designed for elders who need some supervision and help with the activities of daily living such as meal preparation, housekeeping and bathing. In this arrangement, seniors usually live in a private or semi-private suite within a complex. The price usually includes three meals per day, which are eaten in a communal dining area; common spaces for socializing; organized recreational and cultural activities and transportation services.

      Many communities also feature on-site amenities like gyms, swimming pools, beauty salons, pharmacies and computers as well. Like some adult day care programs, many assisted living communities offer specialized dementia care, often referred to as memory care.

      For many, the chief benefit of assisted living is the social aspect. In such a setting, your loved one would live, eat and play in a community, meaning they would have ample opportunity to socialize with others. As well, assisted living communities sometimes provide social events or activities on evenings or weekends, in contrast to adult day programs, which usually run Monday to Friday in the daytime.

      Assisted living also gives caretakers more of a break than adult day care, as staff can provide round-the-clock with help with the daily activities of living. On the minus side, assisted living comes with a much higher price tag than adult day care. Your loved one might also resist senior living as it will mean moving to an unfamiliar environment and, in some cases, giving up a much-loved house.

      Adult Day Care vs. Skilled Nursing Care

      Skilled nursing care in a nursing home is the most expensive of all options and the one that offers the most medical support. Although it is few people’s first choice, a nursing home may be the most viable option for someone in the final stage of a disease or a person has significant physical/cognitive limitations. If the idea of providing  24/7 care is overwhelming, a nursing home may be what your loved one really needs.

      Comparing Adult Day Care Costs and Other Types of Senior Care

      When it comes to cost, adult day care is far cheaper than other care alternatives. According to the Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care survey, the monthly national median cost for the various options is as follows:

      Type of Senior Care Average Monthly Cost
      Skilled Nursing Facility $7,441 to $8,365
      Assisted Living $4,000
      In-home Care $4,004 to $4,195
      Adult Day Care $1,560

      How Do I Find an Adult Day Care Program?

      Although the 4,600 adult day programs in the U. S. may be part of stand-alone adult centers specifically set up to provide day care to seniors, 70 percent are affiliated with or operate within senior centers, churches, medical centers or residential care facilities. Programs run from several hours to a full day. Participants may attend daily, a few times a week, weekly, or just for special activities. Weekend and evening care are less common, although this is changing as demand for adult day care rises.

      You can start your search for adult day services by entering your city or zip code in Caring.com’s Senior Living Directory — don’t forget to look at  ratings and reviews! To find the best fit for your loved one, contact and tour the providers in your area that interest you, taking along a copy of National Adult Day Services Association NADSA’s site checklist.

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      Finding the right childcare for your family can be a daunting task. There are so many scenarios in which you might find yourself needing childcare. From traditional daycare (center-based or in-home) to drop-in care to parent’s night out to in-home babysitters to after-school care, we have information for all kinds of childcare needs for the families of Champaign-Urbana.

      Chambanamoms thanks Parkland College Early Childhood Education for presenting this article.

      Parkland College offers a flexible, practical path to a rewarding career working with young children and their families. The Early Childhood Education AAS degree provides the hands-on instruction you need to eventually work as a head teacher, assistant teacher, or director in a DCFS-licensed childcare center or home-based program. Whether you’re taking your first step toward a bachelor’s degree, or expanding your early childhood education career, Parkland College has a program for you.

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      Finding a childcare center in Champaign-Urbana

      Everyone wants “the best” childcare for their family. But the truth is, there is no “best” one-size-fits-all childcare solution for every family. That’s why it’s important to do your research, network with other families, and ask a lot of questions of any childcare center you might consider. Finding “the right one” for you and yours is a better way to look at it than finding “the best.”

      Most traditional center-based caregivers in the Champaign-Urbana area operate on a five-day-per-week schedule, with hours generally 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

      Most childcare centers will offer tours for prospective families while allowing them to observe the classrooms; meet/interview staff; and ask a lot of questions. How to know which ones to call? If you’re new to the community, ask your colleagues at work; your neighbors; and anyone involved in a faith community. If you’re new to being a parent in the community, rely on word-of-mouth recommendations from family and friends, but always check out the options and do your research.

      Tips for finding a home daycare

      We get a lot of questions about how to find a home daycare in the Champaign-Urbana area. We understand why — it’s a big decision for parents to make with many variables to consider.

      If you are new to town or don’t have any recommendations from family or friends, your first call should be to the Child Care Resource Service at the University of Illinois. CCRS helps families every day find the best daycare match for their children in the area. CCRS manages a database that includes hundreds of home daycares in Champaign, Douglas, Iroquois, Macon, Piatt and Vermilion counties.

      Dottie Squire, a team manager at CCRS, shared with us some important questions to ask when looking for a home daycare in the Champaign-Urbana area and beyond. While this list doesn’t include every question parents should ask, it’s a good start when considering home daycare options.

      • How long has the business been providing care?
      • Does the provider have any education (not necessarily in childcare) or taken child care classes?
      • What kind of activities do the children do throughout the day?
      • Are there books visible and accessible to children?
      • How clean is the house? (Clutter doesn’t mean it’s dirty.)
      • What is the layout of the home? Does it have a separate space for diapering, sleeping, etc.?
      • What is the outdoor space like?
      • What is the number of children? How many young children are there? (Typically, licensed daycares can only have five children under 5 years old and out of those five, only three can be under 2 years old.)
      • What do food and meals look like? Is there a menu posted?
      • Who are their references? Always check with them.

      Finding backup childcare

      In spite of your best-laid plans, every working parent knows all too well how stressful the inevitable scramble to find backup childcare can be. Sometimes it is a sick child, bad weather, or simply a last minute change in schedule that you find yourself navigating.

      Knowing how important it is for you to have not just one backup plan, but several layers of backup, we’ve put together eight tips for finding backup childcare in Champaign-Urbana. These tips can be used for Champaign-Urbana parents but are really universal. In all these suggestions, the goal is keeping kids safe, so you will want to do some due diligence first, no matter the option.

      On to our eight tips: 

      1. Share some of the childcare burden with friends. It takes a village, right? Find another school or daycare parent you trust to share the burden. Perhaps you can work in the morning, while s/he takes over in the afternoon. Or if it looks like more than one day will be out, trade days.
      2. Network with friends and neighbors who are home during the day. Whether they are staying home with kids or working from home, discuss with your friends or neighbors if they would be available to take in your children for the day. In return, you could offer childcare for his/her children at a later date (or bake lots of brownies). There may be other ways to barter.
      3. Look into drop-in care at a local childcare center. That’s where Champaign’s Lodgic Kids Camp can fill a gap, as a pay-by-the-hour option that is fully licensed and cares for children from age 1 to 12. Be prepared by heading to Lodgic and filling out the registration paperwork and providing any info needed about your child ahead of time, so all you need to do is show up. Other centers may provide this as an option for school-age children; pre-registration requirements are common at most centers, so regardless of what local childcare center you choose, call them and ask how they address drop-in care – and if there’s any paperwork you might need to file in advance.
      4. Check out home daycare options in your area. Find a suitable home daycare in your neighborhood that might be willing to take in extra kids. Especially in the case of snow, not everyone is able to travel as far, so the home daycare may have capacity. Negotiate a rate in advance so you’re not surprised.
      5. Seek out an older child (high schooler preferably) who also is out of school. Perhaps there is a reliable high schooler in your neighborhood who has babysitting training or experience. Ideally, you would try out this sitter before the event of a snow day. As one person wrote, “their parents would be grateful for them to have somewhere to be …” Again, prepare for this kind of arrangement.
      6. Check with your employer about your options and childcare benefits. If it’s an option for your role, make sure to have the conversation with your employer well in advance about their policies for working from home. Though not common, more and more employers are now offering backup childcare resources for their employees. This includes major employers such as Starbucks, Best Buy and Target.
      7. Don’t dismiss retired folk. Perhaps you know of a neighbor or member of your faith community who is retired but interested in taking care of children on a drop-in basis, or would be willing to come to your home. Be up front about arranging a payment or compensation plan.
      8. Find a backup sitter who is in college; University of Illinois or Parkland students can be an invaluable resource. We have a plethora of backup sitters in our midst with flexible weekday schedules: University of Illinois or Parkland students.

      You may also secure backup childcare utilizing local resource Nannyville, LLC., which can help you find a nanny or sitter to fit your family’s needs. The Champaign-Urbana Childcare Connection group on Facebook is a platform supported by Nannyville, LLC, that connects local families in need of childcare with willing childcare providers in the Champaign-Urbana community.

      After-school childcare

      There are a number of reasons you may be looking for after-school care for your child and, in Champaign-Urbana, we have an extensive list of options. While many schools have their own aftercare options and many families find this to be the best fit for their children, a variety of other options exist throughout the community.

      Many local schools, both public and private, have their own after care programs (including Champaign Unit 4 and Urbana Unit 116). Keep in mind that:

      • No matter where you go — whether to a public or private establishment — you’ll pay extra for this service.
      • You may be able to choose certain days of the week on which your kids will participate, and pay less accordingly.
      • Some programs also offer before-school care, also for an extra fee.
      • All programs should offer not only supervision, but enrichment activities as well.
      • All programs have strict on-time pick up policies.

      Looking for after-school childcare in a home daycare setting? The Child Care Resource Service at the University of Illinois offers a database the public can search to locate home daycare options in the area (you will need to create an account to do this). Getting your child to the after-care location is the biggest challenge with this option.

      Several local daycares offer after-school care for elementary schools with the benefit of bus service to pick up your children from school and bring them to the center. Centers pick up at different schools, so your child’s may not be on any given place’s route, but your child’s school bus may drop off at the center. Some of the schools we know of that offer this currently, or have offered this in the past are The Caring Place, Chesterbrook Academy (both locations), KinderCare, La Petite Academy, Little Hearts and Hands and Next Generation.

      Are you looking for information on finding a babysitter?

      We have info on how to find a babysitter (and how much the “going rate” is around Champaign-Urbana, too) in this post.

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      How to Start a Daycare Center: 15 Steps for Success

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      July 8, 2020

      Why Start a Daycare?

      Advantages to Starting a Daycare

      Can You Start a Daycare from Home?

      How Much Does It Cost to Start a Daycare?

      15 Steps to Starting a Daycare Center

      Resources for Daycare Owners

      Bottom Line

      Since most parents work outside the home, most preschool aged children receive some form of child care. While many are cared for by nannies, babysitters or other family members, nearly one-quarter (23.4%) of children under age five attend an organized daycare center. 

      This presents a world of opportunity for those looking to take the next step and start a child care business of their own. Starting a daycare center can be both personally fulfilling and financially rewarding.

      Do you want to open your own daycare center in the U.S.? Follow along with this guide as we reveal the step-by-step process for opening a successful child care business. 

      Why Start a Daycare?

      Opening a daycare can be intimidating, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. While there is no blueprint for success, many child care business owners find joy in the journey. So whether it’s your passion for kids or desire to serve parents in your community, there are many valid reasons to open a daycare. 

      What’s important is that you also need to consider your own unique reasons for wanting to open a daycare, as these reasons will then motivate you to follow through on your dream. Even though you will face obstacles along the way, the payoff of opening a daycare is certainly worth the struggles.

      Advantages to Starting a Daycare

      Starting your own daycare business can be advantageous on multiple levels. For one, you’ll have the personal satisfaction of starting your own care center from scratch. Then, there’s the joy of spending time with children and learning life-changing lessons along the way.

      If you’re still on the fence about starting your own daycare, consider these likely advantages:

      • Emotionally rewarding: Working with kids teaches you to be patient and enjoy the simple things in life. You’ll also have the flexibility of having your own business versus being confined to a traditional day job.
      • Financial freedom: By opening a daycare, you’re in control of your income rather than reliant on a typical paycheck. You can maximize your earning potential and make investments back into your own business.
      • Personal child care: If you have your own child, you can care for them while you’re running your daycare. This will save you money and give your offspring opportunities to make friends with other kids. 
      • Continued education: Opening a daycare can open the door to new opportunities in the field of child care. You may be presented with another job position or choose to pursue additional education of your own accord. 
      • Extra money: Rather than stay home and care for your own children for free (assuming the original plan was to be a stay-at-home parent), why not make some extra money by caring for other children at the same time? 
      • Tax deductions: As a business owner, you can write of certain expenses as business expenses, saving you money on your taxes. These expenses can include a portion of your housing payment (if you have an in-home daycare), your cell phone bill, your vehicle, child care supplies and more. See Tax Deductions. 

      These are just a few of the many advantages of starting your own daycare center. Now let’s address some common questions you may have about being a daycare business owner. 

      Can You Start a Daycare from Home?

      Yes, starting a care center from your home is an option and may even be the more affordable option. This is because there are different options at the local, state and federal level that provide grants and funding to in-home daycare centers.

      If you already have the space to run a child care business out of your home, it’s worth looking into Small Business Administration (SBA) loans to help you fund your endeavor. Remember, at the end of the day, you may be eligible for tax cuts and other benefits.

      How Much Does It Cost to Start a Daycare?

      According to small business website bizfluent. com, the average startup cost for a daycare center is $10,000 to $50,000. This can vary widely depending on whether you’re opening a home-based daycare or leasing a separate facility for your care center. 

      If you don’t have $10,000+ in your bank account, don’t worry. There are many grants and loans available to child care businesses. In fact, some local businesses will offer financial incentives to support budding child care centers. Consider reaching out to your community for support.

      Now, let’s get to the good stuff: how to start your own daycare business from start to finish!

      15 Steps to Starting a Daycare Center

      Starting a small business in general is always a journey. While we’ve outlined a few steps to getting your business up and running, know that there is no one “right” way to achieve success. You’ll learn many lessons along the way and are likely to pave your own path.

      That said, here are 15 steps to starting your daycare center, even if you have zero experience.

      1. Learn About Daycare Licensing Requirements

      You might have started off as a babysitter or a nanny, but in order to start a full-on daycare business, you need to meet the proper licensing requirements in order to be legal. That way, your daycare will be legitimate and you won’t run into any legal trouble accepting children into your care. 

      A good first step is to contact your state’s Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to learn about their specific regulations for child care providers. Another option is your local area’s child care licensing agency. You can usually find this information online. 

      To obtain a license to start a daycare center, you’ll also need a current CPR certification, a clean driving record and additional documents that prove your commitment to providing quality child care. Don’t be afraid to ask your local agency questions to ensure you’re satisfying all requirements.

      2. Consider Taking Early Childhood Education Classes

      While you don’t need to have professional child care experience to start a daycare business, having some understanding of early childhood development is strongly encouraged. You’ll be caring for young lives, so you need to know how to provide the right kind of support and care.

      Getting a degree is early childhood education is a good place to start. You can typically find classes in-person at your local community college or online. Through this degree, you’ll gain a greater understanding of how children think and behave, and what they need in order to be properly cared for. 

      Beyond that, you’ll have the skills to set your business apart from your competition. You’ll be better prepared to offer the services parents are looking for and keep them coming back time and time again.

      3. Create a Daycare Business Plan

      In starting any type of small business, it helps to have a business plan. Having a business plan helps you set tangible goals for your business, organize your business structure, outline your services and so much more.

      In your daycare business plan, you’ll define your daycare’s mission statement, operations and procedures, staffing and budget. This business plan works to keep you on track and striving toward success. 

      Consider how you want your business to be organized for you plan. Will you be solo or hire staff? How will you secure funding? Will you offer services beyond child care (like tutoring)? For help in creating your business plan, check out this detailed guide from the U.S. Small Business Association.

      4. Find a Location for Your Daycare

      If you plan on running your daycare out of your home, this step should be pretty straightforward. If not, you’ll need to find a location for your child care facility.

      Many recreational centers, churches, local businesses and even schools have space available to host a daycare, typically for a monthly fee. Search online, in your local newspaper and within your network to find options in your area. 

      Once you’ve found a good fit, you need to check your city’s zoning laws and licensing guidelines to make sure your chosen location is compliant. That way you can avoid some legal headaches down the road.  

      Ideally, you’ll need to find a location that’s centrally located, easily accessible and child-friendly. Consider what children and their parents will be looking for in a child care center. You might not find the perfect option, but you can make it work with a little TLC.

      5. Get Insurance

      Most daycare centers need several types of insurance in order to keep children (and their businesses) protected. These policies typically include liability coverage, property, workers’ compensation and business insurance.

      Not sure what type of insurance you need? You can always check with your local child care provider licensing office for guidance.

      6. Seek Out Grants and Funding

      As we covered already, there are certainly costs associated with starting a daycare. If you don’t have the money you need to cover your initial startup costs, you’ll need to get creative when it comes to acquiring funding.

      There are many grants available to help you cover your startup costs. You might also consider taking out an SBA loan or doing community fundraising. Know that the goal is to use these funds as an investment that will yield profitable returns in your business.

      Costs Associated with Starting a Daycare

      There are several things you’ll need to buy or lease in order to get your business up and running for day one. These expenses include but are not limited to:

      • Renting a daycare space
      • Indoor and outdoor play equipment
      • Toys
      • Art supplies
      • Cleaning supplies
      • Child care supplies (like diapers and wipes)
      • Business laptop
      • Licensing fees
      • Food (for snacks/meals)
      • Bottles, cups, plates, utensils, etc.
      • Car or reliable transportation (optional)

      You might think of some additional items you’d like to have at your daycare. Over time, you can use the revenue coming in to help cover these expenses and invest in better equipment/supplies. It’s OK to keep things simple and then scale your way up.  

      7. Prepare Your Daycare Center

      Once you have a location secured and the proper materials and equipment in place, it’s time to prepare your daycare center.

      First, clean your facility and sanitize with an effective disinfectant. Then, take the needed steps to childproof your daycare according to the ages of the children you will be caring for. Follow this childproofing checklist for help.

      Finally, set up play equipment and lay out toys. You might decide to use storage boxes to keep everything organized. You can always rearrange your layout according to your needs.

      Is your daycare ready for service? Give it another once-over and you’re ready to open your doors for day one of business!

      8. Draft up a Contract

      As a small business owner, having a contract is always a good idea. The parents that come to your facility are essentially your clients, and you want to have a solid contract in place to protect yourself from any legal issues.

      We recommend seeking out a trusted contract lawyer to draft up a contract according to your needs and unique business requirements. Your contract will then be used to outline your expectations for your clients and their children.

      Here are some important questions to consider when creating your contract:

      • How do you expect to be paid?
      • How will you handle late payments?
      • What time should parents pick up their children?
      • Are there consequences for late pick up?
      • What services will you provide?
      • What is your policy when it comes to sick children?
      • Do you offer refunds? If so, under what conditions?
      • What happens if a child is injured at your facility?

      Whether you seek help from an attorney or write the contract yourself, you should have a contract in place before accepting business. Once signed, you can then send professional daycare invoices to get paid by your clients. 

      9. Establish Policies and Procedures

      Establish policies and procedures for the families that attend your daycare and your staff. These procedures may include an emergency plan, safety procedures, privacy protocols and rules for your facility.

      Having these procedures in place will help you keep the children safe and protect yourself from liability (in some instances). In establishing your policies, be sure to review your local child care licensing requirements to ensure compliance. 

      10. Research Possible Tax Credits

      If you’re opening an in-home daycare, you may be eligible for certain tax reductions based on the fact that you’re using your residence for business purposes. This means you can essentially write off a portion of your housing cost. This can be the case even if your daycare space serves as a family room after hours. 

      11. Hire Staff as Needed

      When you’re first getting started, you may just be a company of one, as you might want to save the cost of hiring unnecessary help. But over time, you may need to hire help to take care of the kids during the day.

      This is especially true if you find yourself running up against the required ratio of staff to children, as outlined in your local daycare licensing requirements. Be sure to review these to make sure you have enough staff for the number of children you plan on caring for.

      Also, make sure all child care staff undergo criminal background checks and provide references to ensure the safety of the children. Make your hiring decisions carefully to keep your facility safe and maintain a stellar reputation.

      12. Market Your Daycare

      You have your daycare set up and open for business, now how do you get families in the door? As with any small business, you’ll need to market yourself to attract potential clients.

      There are many ways to market your daycare. One method is to create flyers and post them around your local community—at businesses, schools and coffee shops. You can also run paid ads on Google or Facebook to draw in families from your local area.

      To establish your daycare as a professional business, consider building a website that provides more information about your services. A basic website can cost anywhere from $10 for a WordPress template and set up, to $2,000 or more for a custom design.

      With a website, you can then use search engine optimization (SEO) to attract organic traffic from Google. That way, when families search for a daycare near them, your business is likely to show up in the search results.

      13. Promote Your Daycare on Social Media

      Another effective marketing tool for daycare centers is social media. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn can be used to promote your business and draw in potential clients.

      Create a business Facebook page to post more information about your daycare, collect client testimonials and keep families up-to-date with events at your daycare. You can also post on Instagram and LinkedIn, with targeted hashtags, to attract families in your area.

      As your business grows, you might decide to invest in paid marketing services. A digital marketing agency or consultant can help you increase your business’s presence online, outrank your local competitors and attract new clients. 

      14. Provide Top-Quality Care

      The success of your daycare depends on you providing top-quality care to your families. If the kids at your facility are properly cared for, and, even better, enjoy coming to your daycare, you’re likely to attract more referral business.

      Positive reviews can work wonders to attract new clients. Ask families to review your business on Facebook, Google, Yelp and other review sites to improve your daycare’s reputation in your community.

      Always look for ways to improve your daycare. Ask families for feedback, invest in additional education and hire fantastic staff to make your daycare the obvious choice for families in your area. 

      15. Manage Your Business Finances

      Many small businesses fail due to poor money management. If you want your business to succeed, you’ll need at least a basic understanding of business accounting and how to manage your expenses.

      Staying on top of your business finances is more than just tracking revenue in and expenses out. You’ll need to plan for taxes—typically around 30% of your revenue, after expenses—and make informed decisions when it comes to how you’re going to allocate your funds.

      Professional daycare accounting software can help you send invoices, track revenue, manage expenses and more. It can even send reminders to parents for late payment and accept credit card payments with ease.

      The more you know, the easier it will be to make smart financial decisions. Stay on top of your business finances so your business is not only surviving but thriving. 

      Resources for Daycare Owners

      Congratulations on taking the first step to starting your own daycare business—reading this guide! By now you have a general blueprint for how to start your own business and get up and running. 

      Need more help getting started? Check out these reliable resources for aspiring daycare business owners:

      • Child Care Aware of America: licensing guidelines for child care and daycare providers
      • United States Department of Health and Human Services: childproofing checklist
      • Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance System (ECTTAS): child care resource guide
      • Office of Child Care: list of state licensing agencies
      • Child Care Resources Inc. : early educator training

      Bottom Line

      Starting a daycare business can be challenging but also incredibly rewarding. The process is made easier by having a general roadmap for how to get started. Hopefully, this guide has provided some guidance on how to get started, plus inspiration for you to finally launch a business of your own.

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    There will be a garden city: the pros and cons of building a new microdistrict near Enka

    There will be a garden city: the pros and cons of building a new microdistrict near Enka

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    Very close to Enka, literally across the road, a new residential complex “Red Square” is growing. In a few years, a mini-city will appear at the Near Western bypass behind the Expograd Yug congress and exhibition center through the efforts of the Romex Development construction company: 50 multi-storey buildings, shops, offices, squares, boulevards, sports grounds, a church and a couple of kindergartens. All this splendor will be located on more than 33 hectares of land, and according to preliminary estimates, more than 10 thousand people will become the inhabitants of Red Square. Judging by the information on the developer’s social networks, the commissioning of the first letters is scheduled for the end of 2018.

    What will the new neighborhood bring to the people of Enki? Both new opportunities and deterioration of living conditions.

    Benefits of the New Neighborhood

    1. Thanks to the Red Square, a new public garden and an alley of modern art with architectural objects will appear next to Enka. The inhabitants of Enki, who are thirsty for new experiences, will be able to enjoy walks in the park with a fountain and the works of contemporary artists and sculptors in the new microdistrict.
    2. A church will be built on the territory of a new residential complex. On August 17, the laying of the first stone of a new church in honor of St. Alexei the Man of God took place. After the opening of the church, the inhabitants of Enki will be able to become its parishioners.
    3. Teenagers and young people of Enki, if they wish, will be able to practice at the workout grounds, rollerdrome and skatepark of the new microdistrict. A whole complex for extreme sports according to European standards will be built on Red Square.
    4. Two kindergartens are included in the project of the new microdistrict. The developer has already announced the start date for the construction of the first preschool institution – the 2nd quarter of 2019. Perhaps the new kindergartens will be able to relieve the gardens of Enki or take the kids of our microdistrict.

    Disadvantages of the new neighborhood

    1. To appreciate all the delights of the Red Square Residential Complex, Enki residents will have to get there by car or public transport. The authorities of the city have not yet bothered to arrange a direct passage through the Near Western Bypass.
    2. With the settlement of the “Red Square”, the traffic load near Enka will increase significantly. Dzerzhinsky and Korenovskaya streets are always in traffic jams, and with the advent of many thousands of happy apartment owners in the new microdistrict, Enki residents may have to endure even more extreme traffic jams.
    3. Pupils of schools No. 95, 96, 98 will have to make room. In the plan of the residential complex “Red Square” on the developer’s website, the construction of the school was not announced. Pupils from the new microdistrict will be distributed to nearby educational institutions. Many of them will study at a new school on Marina Tsvetaeva Street in the Kazansky Residential Complex, or at a school in the German Village, but some of them will study at the already “rubber” schools on Enck.

    Photo from the page of the group “Romex Development | microdistrict “Red Square”

    Expert opinion

    A local activist, a member of the Public Council of the microdistrict named after. G.K. Zhukov, architect Artem Slyusarevsky.

    – Indeed, there are too many students in all schools in our microdistrict. The development of adjacent areas was carried out without taking into account the provision of social infrastructure. It is not known whether a school is planned in the new microdistrict under construction. But even if it is built there, the question is whether it is able to meet the needs of residents. One of the problems is that when designing new districts, the calculation of places in educational institutions is carried out according to the “calculated indicator of the minimum provision with the total area of ​​\u200b\u200bliving space in multi-apartment residential buildings.” According to the norms that are taken into account, this is 30 “squares” per person. That is, according to calculations, only one person should live in a one-room apartment with an area of ​​​​up to 30 m2, but in practice, four people can live. Unfortunately, while schools in Krasnodar are being built, they do not have a surplus of places. Where will the children from Red Square go to study? I hope to new schools,” Artem Slyusarevsky clarifies.

    The activist also believes that with the settlement of the “Red Square”, the situation on the roads around Enki may also worsen.

    “There are no plans to expand the Middle Western Bypass, as far as I know. There are rumors about the construction of an understudy of Dzerzhinsky Street. But, firstly, such rumors have been circulating for a very long time, but nothing is being done, and secondly, even if the city authorities begin to implement the plan to unload Dzerzhinsky Street, it will take much longer than the completion of the construction of a new residential microdistrict. In other words, you will again have to endure an increase in traffic and wait for a miracle,” the activist comments.

    Artem Slyusarevsky also expressed a lack of understanding of the plans for the development of the area in terms of providing it with new pedestrian links.

    “As we know, the city administration is planning to build an elevated pedestrian crossing from Enki through the Middle Western Bypass to the Museum of Russian History under construction there. But from the point of view of creating a comfortable and accessible urban environment, this plan looks extremely unreasonable. Two large public areas – a new museum and the shopping center “Red Square” – are proposed to be connected through a residential microdistrict with the promising construction of an overhead passage from Pokryshkina Street through the Near Western Bypass. The width of Pokryshkina Street does not exceed 1.5 meters, and in the section between Enka and Georgievsky Residential Complex, the sidewalk and the road are almost not landscaped. Thus, a quiet local street can be turned into a pedestrian artery connecting 2 large public areas, despite the fact that there are no prerequisites for such a decision. However, in order to discuss this issue in more detail, it is necessary to get acquainted with the draft territory planning, which may answer some of the questions identified,” the public activist is sure.

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    1. #1 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #1 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Los Alamos Public Schools

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      LOS ALAMOS, NM,

      23 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says Los Alamos High School is very rigorous in academics for a public school, so most kids go to college very prepared. The teachers are usually pretty good, although in a small town, there aren’t many…I think the school needs to improve upon mental health resources. Because of the highly academic nature of the school and the community, I feel the mental health of students is significantly worse….

      Read 23 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A+,

      Total Schools: 8,

      Students: 3,539,

    2. #2 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #2 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Texico Municipal Schools

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      TEXICO, NM,

      4 Niche users give it an average review of 4.8 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says I am currently a senior in high school and have been attending Texico Schools since Kindergarten. Some things that I like about Texico is that our school is small enough that the students are close….

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      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 552,

    3. #3 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #3 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Des Moines Municipal Schools

      School District,

      DES MOINES, NM,

      2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says Des Moines Municipal school is a great school. Because the school is small, more hands on activities are allowed. This makes it easier for students to engage more in class discussion. Also, more one….

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      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 92,

    5. #4 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #4 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Grady Municipal Schools

      School District,

      GRADY, NM,

      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 174,

    6. #5 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #5 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Artesia Public Schools

      School District,

      ARTESIA, NM,

      25 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Junior says In Artesia Public schools, I love how much all of the teachers really care about the students, you can tell all of them really want to help you and make sure you do well in life, especially my….

      Read 25 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 10,

      Students: 3,741,

    7. #6 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #6 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Corona Municipal Schools

      School District,

      CORONA, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Alum says I’m a fourth-generation resident of Corona and a third-generation graduate. There is no other district in the state (OK, I’ll admit a little bias) that takes such a personal interest in students…..

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      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 63,

    8. #7 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #7 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Animas Public Schools

      School District,

      ANIMAS, NM,

      2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Alum says I just graduated from Animas and I can tell you I wouldn’t have wanted to be anywhere else. It is a very small school so there may not be every sport available, but at our school everyone does….

      Read 2 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 152,

    9. #8 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #8 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Reserve Public Schools

      School District,

      RESERVE, NM,

      3 Niche users give it an average review of 4.7 stars.

      Featured Review: Alum says Everything about this school was great. I went to school there my entire tenure. I experienced it as we transitioned into a new school building. My favorite thing about this school is the….

      Read 3 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 100,

    10. #9 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #9 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Fort Sumner Municipal Schools

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      FORT SUMNER, NM,

      4 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says I do wish there was more programs for the arts, as my school is mostly athletic based. But the school is good overall, it’s small and that lets teachers get to know students, and what they need to….

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      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 259,

    12. #10 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #10 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Rio Rancho Public Schools

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      RIO RANCHO, NM,

      50 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says Love the school and teachers! You can tell especially during this hard pandemic crisis that the teachers genuinely care about the students and they are putting their best foot forward. I have learned….

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      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 20,

      Students: 16,807,

    13. #11 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #11 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Cloudcroft Municipal Schools

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      CLOUDCROFT, NM,

      6 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says Cloudcroft schools provides excellent academic programs as well as opportunities for extracurriculars in STEM such as robotics and Science Olympiad, but the sports program is lacking and the school….

      Read 6 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 366,

    14. #12 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #12 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      San Jon Municipal Schools

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      SAN JON, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Works Here says My granddaughters attend and the educators and staff are amazing! They advocate for their students and the small class sizes allow for a lot of individual attention! The meals are wonderful, too!! ….

      Read 1 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 111,

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    15. #13 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #13 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Dora Municipal Schools

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      DORA, NM,

      Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 218,

    16. #14 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #14 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Farmington Municipal Schools

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      FARMINGTON, NM,

      30 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

      Featured Review: Works Here says Farmington Municipal Schools (FMS) is a great district to learn and teach. FMS has two National Blue Ribbon Schools, One National Title 1 School, America’s Best Communities for Music recognition, two….

      Read 30 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 20,

      Students: 10,768,

    17. #15 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #15 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Vaughn Municipal Schools

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      VAUGHN, NM,

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 55,

    18. #16 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #16 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Tatum Municipal Schools

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      TATUM, NM,

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 329,

    19. #17 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #17 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Logan Municipal Schools

      School District,

      LOGAN, NM,

      2 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says They are a very welcoming community. My experience with Logan schools has been wonderful. The school staff is very involved in student life and making sure they stay on track. The sports program does….

      Read 2 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 4,

      Students: 304,

    20. #18 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #18 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Melrose Public Schools

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      MELROSE, NM,

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 292,

    21. #19 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #19 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Elida Municipal Schools

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      ELIDA, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Alum says Elida is a great school that focuses on academics and college readiness, the teachers are great as well as very understanding..

      Read 1 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: B+,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 166,

    22. #20 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #20 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Floyd Municipal Schools

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      FLOYD, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Senior says It is a great school and community! You will meet probably every student in your class. You get to have class all day with mostly everyone in the same class. The teachers take time to help students….

      Read 1 reviews.

      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 212,

    23. #21 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #21 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Mission Achievement & Success

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      ALBUQUERQUE, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Works Here says Great school, good research-based practices for student learning. Awesome, CEO, Joann Mitchell, an outstanding visionary and supports student success and goal setting. Teaching advancement and….

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      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 2,

      Students: 1,755,

    24. #22 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #22 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      New Mexico School for the Deaf

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      SANTA FE, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

      Featured Review: Works Here says I liked the fact that many of the other teachers were from schools I’d considered applying to myself like Gallaudet or Northeastern University..

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      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 1,

      Students: 142,

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      #23 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      House Municipal Schools

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      HOUSE, NM,

      1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

      Featured Review: Alum says House was always a safe and loving place to be, all the teachers nd staff where kind and open to hearing about your problems. It didn’t matter if you loved books or sports you fit in and felt safe….

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      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 58,

    27. #24 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #24 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Capitan Municipal Schools

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      CAPITAN, NM,

      3 Niche users give it an average review of 3 stars.

      Featured Review: Niche User says It’s a great school. I haven’t been there in a year so i don’t remember that much. The staff there is very friendly..

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      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 3,

      Students: 422,

    28. #25 Best School Districts in New Mexico

      #25 Best School Districts in New Mexico.

      Cimarron Municipal Schools

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      CIMARRON, NM,

      2 Niche users give it an average review of 3 stars.

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      Overall Niche Grade: B,

      Total Schools: 6,

      Students: 400,

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      1. #1 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #1 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Mountain Elementary School

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        Los Alamos Public Schools, NM,

        K-6,

        Overall Niche Grade: A+,

        Students: 434,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,

      2. #2 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #2 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Chamisa Elementary School

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        Los Alamos Public Schools, NM,

        K-6,

        10 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says Diversity of students at school is above other LAPS schools with a wonderful group of students from out of district enriching the school. New principal, Mrs. Lynne, is excellent so far having….

        Read 10 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 243,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,

      3. #3 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #3 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Barranca Mesa Elementary School

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        Los Alamos Public Schools, NM,

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        1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

        Featured Review: Niche User says I think that Barranca Mesa Elementary School is a very good school! The teachers are amazing, in my opinion, and the school facilities are really beneficial to the environment and student needs. I….

        Read 1 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 413,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

      5. #4 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #4 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Des Moines Elementary School

        Des Moines Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-6,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 55,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 to 1,

      6. #5 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #5 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Pinon Elementary School

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        Los Alamos Public Schools, NM,

        PK, K-6,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 296,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,

      7. #6 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #6 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Grady Elementary School

        Grady Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 82,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 10 to 1,

      8. #7 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #7 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Aspen Elementary School

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        Los Alamos Public Schools, NM,

        K-6,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 392,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

      9. #8 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #8 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Turquoise Trail Charter School

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        SANTA FE, NM,

        PK, K-8,

        4 Niche users give it an average review of 4.8 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says This school has good environment and good teachers. Staff are nice and helpful. Out of town location which is nice that you don’t need to drive in traffic..

        Read 4 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 695,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

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      10. #9 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #9 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School

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        Rio Rancho Public Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says I think that MLK has been a fabulous school for our three kids. We feel very lucky with the teachers they’ve had. The enrollment has dropped quite a bit I noticed because of the new school opening….

        Read 1 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 666,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

      12. #10 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #10 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Texico Elementary School

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        Texico Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 250,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,

      13. #11 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #11 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Horizon Academy West

        Public School,

        ALBUQUERQUE, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 433,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

      14. #12 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #12 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Fort Sumner Elementary School

        Fort Sumner Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

        Read 1 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 121,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 9 to 1,

      15. #13 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #13 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Enchanted Hills Elementary School

        Blue checkmark.

        Rio Rancho Public Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says This is an excellent school and I cannot say enough good things. My daughter attended a school is Georgia for Kindergarten and she attended Enchanted Hills Elementary for 1st grade. She was amazed at….

        Read 1 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 702,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,

      16. #14 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #14 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Roselawn Elementary School

        Artesia Public Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 173,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,

      17. #15 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #15 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Mesa Verde Elementary School

        Farmington Municipal Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        2 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says LOVE this school! I’ve had my oldest in the school for 4 years now, my second is attending his first year and my youngest will be attending next year. I love how involved my kids are with their….

        Read 2 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 410,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 12 to 1,

      18. #16 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #16 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Yeso Elementary School

        Artesia Public Schools, NM,

        1-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 457,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

      19. #17 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #17 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Albuquerque School of Excellence

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        Public School,

        ALBUQUERQUE, NM,

        K-12,

        11 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says This is my child’s 2nd year at ASE and we absolutely love it! The teachers and staff are very friendly and knowledgeable, the diversity is unbelievable and overall just a very welcoming place to be…..

        Read 11 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 905,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

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      20. #18 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #18 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Logan Elementary School

        Logan Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        1 Niche users give it an average review of 1 stars.

        Read 1 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 87,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 10 to 1,

      21. #19 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #19 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Reserve Elementary School

        Reserve Public Schools, NM,

        PK, K-6,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 52,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 to 1,

      22. #20 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #20 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Cloudcroft Elementary School

        Cloudcroft Municipal Schools, NM,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 143,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

      23. #21 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #21 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Central Elementary School

        Artesia Public Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A,

        Students: 144,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 11 to 1,

      24. #22 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #22 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Anansi Charter School

        Taos Municipal Schools, NM,

        K-8,

        2 Niche users give it an average review of 2.5 stars.

        Featured Review: Niche User says This school is good to kids and provides opportunities to grow and learn. It’s facilities are nice and the people encourage students..

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        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 190,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

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        #23 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Ernest Stapleton Elementary School

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        Rio Rancho Public Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 753,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,

      27. #24 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #24 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Country Club Elementary School

        Farmington Municipal Schools, NM,

        K-5,

        3 Niche users give it an average review of 2.7 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says The first reviewer must have a limited experience because everyone that I know has had a great experience at CCE school. The teachers work together and plan together and the administrators work hard….

        Read 3 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 478,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

      28. #25 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico

        #25 Best Public Elementary Schools in New Mexico.

        Eldorado High School

        Albuquerque Public Schools, NM,

        PK, K-12,

        751 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.

        Featured Review: Alum says My experience at Eldorado was actually decent. The teachers care about helping you take in information easy. The school truly prioritizes mental health and inclusivity. There are many electives and….

        Read 751 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 1,694,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

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      Rincon schools: Effingham County Schools / Overview

      Опубликовано: January 1, 2023 в 3:34 am

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      Public Schools in Rincon, GA

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      1. #265 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia

        #265 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia.

        Rincon Elementary School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 979,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

      2. #298 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia

        #298 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia.

        Blandford Elementary School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        PK, K-5,

        5 Niche users give it an average review of 2.6 stars.

        Featured Review: Parent says Wonderful and well-maintained school. The faculty and staff are professional and I can tell the teachers truly care about their students. We moved to this district to attend Blandford. We have been….

        Read 5 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

        Students: 751,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 13 to 1,

      3. #317 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia

        #317 Best Public Elementary Schools in Georgia.

        Ebenezer Elementary School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        PK, K-5,

        Overall Niche Grade: B+,

        Students: 773,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 16 to 1,

      5. #138 Best Public Middle Schools in Georgia

        #138 Best Public Middle Schools in Georgia.

        Ebenezer Middle School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        6-8,

        3 Niche users give it an average review of 2.3 stars.

        Featured Review: Alum says I really loved everything about this school. It was better than both high school and elementary school for me. The school truely cared about its students and wanted them to enjoy their days at school….

        Read 3 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: B+,

        Students: 930,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 14 to 1,

      6. #108 Best Public High Schools in Georgia

        #108 Best Public High Schools in Georgia.

        South Effingham High School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        9-12,

        259 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.

        Featured Review: Senior says South Effingham High School is overall a very good school! It has teachers who do their best to help you learn all that you can and it has different level classes for every student. Unfortunately,….

        Read 259 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: B+,

        Students: 1,802,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

      7. #208 Best Public Middle Schools in Georgia

        #208 Best Public Middle Schools in Georgia.

        Effingham County Middle School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        6-8,

        2 Niche users give it an average review of 4.5 stars.

        Featured Review: Middle School Student says I like that the teachers are very hard working. Since my school is a Title One school, the teachers invest a lot in the students, since not everyone has someone at home pushing them to do their best…..

        Read 2 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: B,

        Students: 1,010,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

      8. #197 Best Public High Schools in Georgia

        #197 Best Public High Schools in Georgia.

        Effingham County High School

        Effingham County Schools, GA,

        9-12,

        379 Niche users give it an average review of 3.5 stars.

        Featured Review: Junior says The classes are very interactive and the teachers are more than willing to help. Despite the situation with Covid, Effingham county high is thriving! With a wide array of classes your sure to find….

        Read 379 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: B,

        Students: 1,924,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

      9. Royal Live Oaks Academy of the Arts & Sciences Charter School

        Charter Institute at Erskine, SC,

        K-12,

        16 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.

        Featured Review: Sophomore says I began attending Royal Live Oaks when they first opened up (3rd grade). The school, in its entirety, is amazing and enriching. The programs offered at RLOACS exceeds that of the previous school I….

        Read 16 reviews.

        Overall Niche Grade: C,

        Students: 649,

        Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

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        Top 3 Best Rincon, GA Public Schools (2022-23)

        For the 2022-23 school year, there are 4 public schools serving 3,433 students in Rincon, GA . Rincon has one of the highest concentrations of top ranked public schools in Georgia.

        The top ranked public schools in Rincon, GA are Rincon Elementary School, Ebenezer Elementary School and Blandford Elementary School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

        Rincon, GA public schools have an average math proficiency score of 62% (versus the Georgia public school average of 44%), and reading proficiency score of 57% (versus the 45% statewide average). Schools in Rincon have an average ranking of 9/10, which is in the top 20% of Georgia public schools.

        Minority enrollment is 37% of the student body (majority Black), which is less than the Georgia public school average of 62% (majority Black).

        Best Rincon, GA Public Schools (2022-23)

        School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

        Location

        Grades

        Students

        Rank: #11.

        Rincon Elementary School

        Math: 67% | Reading: 58%
        Rank:

        Top 20%

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        1703 Fort Howard Road
        Rincon, GA 31326
        (912) 826-5523

        Grades: PK-5

        | 979 students

        Rank: #22.

        Ebenezer Elementary School

        Math: 65% | Reading: 60%
        Rank:

        Top 20%

        Add to Compare

        1198 Ebenezer Rd
        Rincon, GA 31326
        (912) 754-5522

        Grades: PK-5

        | 773 students

        Rank: #33.

        Blandford Elementary School

        Math: 63% | Reading: 58%
        Rank:

        Top 20%

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        4650 Mccall Rd
        Rincon, GA 31326
        (912) 826-4200

        Grades: PK-5

        | 751 students

        Rank: #44.

        Ebenezer Middle School

        Math: 58% | Reading: 54%
        Rank:

        Top 30%

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        1100 Ebenezer Rd
        Rincon, GA 31326
        (912) 754-7757

        Grades: 6-8

        | 930 students

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        Rincon, Georgia Public Schools (Closed)

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        Location

        Grades

        Students

        Effingham County Gateway To College Academy (Closed 2012)

        2890 Ga Hwy 21 South
        Rincon, GA 31326
        (912) 754-2880

        Grades: 9-12

        | 13 students

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        2022 Effingham County Schools Survey

        Effingham County Schools is an academic learning center located in Springfield, Georgia, USA. study their review for 2022; Admission, training, requirements and ranking. The institution currently has about 12,000 students, making it the 33rd largest school system in Georgia. It’s huge, isn’t it?

        The Effingham School District is headed by a superintendent and governed by a five-member Board of Education.

        This Board of Education administers the Effingham County School District and employs the Superintendent of Schools; The Principal of Schools acts as the Chief Executive Officer of the school.

        The board operates as a standard board that adheres to the standards of the Georgia School Board Association.

        In this article, we will discuss the Effingham County Schools Survey; admission, tuition, requirements and rating

        How many schools are in Effingham County

        Effingham County, Georgia has 14 public schools serving 57,087,478 students in an area of ​​4,077 square miles. There is a 34 square mile public school and a 34 square mile public school.

        Effingham County Schools consists of eight elementary, three middle and two high schools. The school also has a separate career college and academy. Each school district in Effingham County has a range of programs to ensure every student is rigorously and up-to-date.

        The student body is multi-racial, which may be justified by the high student population in Effingham County schools. Diverse race; 71% White, 7.7% Black, 15.5% Asian, 4.9% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 71% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander.

        In addition, 48% of pupils in Effingham rural schools are women and 52% of pupils are men. Effingham County Schools 38.9% of students are eligible to participate in the federal free meals program at reduced prices.

        In addition, 2.4% of Effingham’s pupils study English. In Effingham County schools, 99.3% of teachers are licensed and 96.1% of them have at least three years of experience.

        Effingham Country Schools is a standard educational institution that can meet all the basic needs of students studying at the school.

        As one of the top 15% of Georgia’s population, families need to understand that students attending Effingham Country Schools are learning in a safe environment.

        They are also mentored by some of the best and most capable/qualified teachers in Georgia’s education system. Effingham County educators prepare students for their high school diploma on a daily basis, a fact that is evident as it has been reflected in the steadily rising number of graduates over the past 10 years.

        Effingham Primary Schools have computer labs and full-time qualified technologists who ensure that knowledge is transferred in the best possible way using available resources.

        The primary curriculum also includes art, music and physical education. Depending on each student’s individual learning plan, special education students are served through resource and integration models with a focus on the least restrictive environment.

        Effingham County High Schools are also optimizing Title I funds to provide reading and math labs during connections. These classes are for students who need special intervention and extra help.

        Competitive sports are available to high school students every season. All Effingham Country Schools also use a creative club day schedule to ensure extra-curricular student participation.

        Effingham High Schools are comprehensive, offering a wide range of vocational, technical and agricultural courses. The CTAE program implements 9 certified industry career paths.

        Effingham County fine arts programs are statewide recognized. Students had the opportunity to travel around the world and participate in choir and group performances.

        Effingham College and Career Academy (ECCA) students successfully complete their careers and earn employment certificates in a range of occupations.

        Programs such as on-the-job training and internship opportunities give participating students an edge in an increasingly competitive job market in society.

        Effingham Elementary Schools

        Effingham Elementary School is a public school located in Effingham, New Hampshire, in a remote rural area. Effingham Primary School has a student population of 114 and the school serves K-6.

        The student-teacher ratio is 11:1, which is the same as the county. Students are 50% female and 50% male.

        Effingham Primary School has 56% of students from low-income families. There are 10 equivalent full-time teachers and 0 full-time school counselors.

        Effingham Eight Elemental Schools;
        1. Blandford Elementary School
        2. Ebenezer Elementary School
        3. Guyton Elementary School
        4. Marlow Elementary School
        5. Rincon 9 Elementary School0045 6. Sandhill Elementary School
        7. South Effingham Elementary School
        8. Springfield Elementary School

        Effingham Middle Schools

        Effingham Middle School is a public school located in Gayton, Georgia. Effingham County High School has a student population of 982 and serves grades 6-8.

        Effingham High School’s student population consists of; 47% female students and 53% male. The school enrolls 53% of students from low-income families, there are 69equivalent full-time teachers and 2 full-time school counselors.

        Effingham Three Secondary Schools;
        1. Ebenezer High School
        2. Effingham County High School
        3. South Effingham High School

        School enrollment of minority students is 36% and the student-teacher ratio is 14:1, which is better than the county.

        Effingham High Schools

        Effingham County High School is one of two public high schools located in Effingham County, Georgia, northwest of Savannah. The school was established at 1956 and serves approximately 2,000 students in grades 9-12 of the Effingham County School District.

        The school mascot is the Rebel and the school colors are red, blue and white. However, Effingham High School is the only high school in Effingham Unified School District 40.

        Effingham High School students have the opportunity to take part in 23 different double-credit courses, stage award-winning theatrical performances, earn athletic scholarships at major universities, and earn annual over $1 million in academic scholarships.

        Effingham High School is ranked 441-647 in the state of Illinois.

        Two Effingham High Schools;
        1. Effingham County High School
        2. South Effingham High School

        Both Effingham County High School and South Effingham High School provide a range of extracurricular classes that provide students with instruction on how to go to college and also give them the opportunity to earn credit in college while in high school.

        Effingham College & Career Academy

        Effingham College & Career Academy (ECCA) opened in the fall of 2010 as one of the first career colleges and academies in Georgia. In 2008, the Effingham County Board of Education applied for and received a $3.2 million grant from the State of Georgia administered through the Georgia Technical College System.

        The new facility includes 44,034 square feet of state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories for vocational, technical and agricultural education (CTAE). The cost of the construction project was fully paid for by a $2010 million grant and ESPLOST funds after it opened in the fall of 2010.

        The building was one of the first LEED Gold certified buildings in coastal Georgia. In the fall of 47,000, the facility grew by a 2016 square foot Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) add-on.

        In August 2016, the Effingham County School District opened a new STEM Academy at Effingham College and Career Academy.

        The goal of STEM Academy is to provide students with real-world applications in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

        ECCA provides a unique learning environment for students where hands-on, project-based learning is the norm, not the exception.

        Effingham’s only career academy;
        1. Effingham College and Career Academy (ECCA)

        Effingham County School Admissions

        Effingham Rural School Registration Center, 306 N Ash St in Springfield, GA, open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30.

        The Central Enrollment System registers new students entering Effingham County Schools and students who have not participated in the program for more than 10 consecutive days.

        However, students transferring from one Effingham County school to another without missing more than 10 consecutive days may report to the new school without going through central registration.

        Effingham Country Schools enroll by asking parents/applicants to complete an online application and upload documents either directly into the app or using the CRC Document Upload Form.

        If there is a need to leave documents, this can be done by sending an email to the Central Registration Service at [email protected] to make an appointment.

        Effingham Country School tuition.

        Effingham County Schools are publicly funded free schools that are required by law to accept and provide education for all children from kindergarten through 12th grade in Effingham County, Georgia.

        In America, each of the fifty state constitutions includes a requirement for a public school system, and each state, including Georgia, also has a compulsory education law requiring school-age children to attend school.

        Effingham Country School Ranking

        In Georgia, Effingham County ranks 113th out of 159 counties in per capita public schools and 58th out of 159 according to CountyOffice.org.counties by public schools per square mile.

        According to the niche rankings, Effingham Country Schools were ranked as follows;

        1. 49 out of 179 in top school districts in Georgia.
        2. 88 out of 180 for the district with the best teachers in Georgia.
        3. 93 out of 180 for the most diverse school district in Georgia.

        Effingham Rural Student Scholarships

        The South Effingham High School Advisory Office is informed throughout the year of various scholarship offers available to high school students.

        Many of these proposals are available in the form of essay writing contests, speech contests, online entries, and paper entries.

        There is a current list of these scholarships available from the counselor’s office and can also be found online on the school’s website.

        The Unit 40 mentor program awarded its first scholarship in May 2018 to a deserving Effingham High School graduate who participated in the mentor program, continuing to date the mentor throughout his high school years.

        SEE ALSO: William & Mary University: Admission Rate, Admission, Programs, Tuition, Ranking, Scholarships

        This student must have applied for a scholarship, taken part in an interview, and met certain eligibility requirements.

        Scholarships offered by Going Merry and many others are open to all high school, college and graduate students at Effingham.

        Going Merry is a free scholarship application platform that allows students to find and apply directly for all their scholarships from one site! Going Merry was inspired by what Common App did for college.

        For students, this means;

        1. They can apply for multiple scholarships directly and never leave the website.
        2. Their profile information will be automatically entered into each application, saving them time.
        3. Going Merry is completely free to students and will never sell student data to third parties.

        All student information is stored very securely and will only be shared with scholarship providers once the student has applied.
        Check out Going Merry Scholarships at www.goingmerry.com

        How is student life at Effingham Country Schools?

        Many students have something to say about their lives at Effingham Country Schools. Some comments are available at the link; https://www.niche.com/k12/d/effingham-county-schools-ga/reviews/ .

        What is it like to work in rural schools in Effingham?

        Of course, Effingham Country Schools is a very large educational organization providing access to quality education from the lowest form of education to the highest.

        Obviously, teachers have to do a lot of work to produce outstanding graduates every year. Some teachers/tutors at various schools have spoken a lot about Effingham rural schools as most of them have only positive things to say.

        Imagine being able to work in a first class school at any level of learning. For an employee of the school, this will be an amazing experience of communicating with other employees. In a large school there is an opportunity to communicate and expand their cognitive abilities.

        This, in turn, has a positive effect on students. Imagine that you will learn a lot in the process of communicating with other employees, students are definitely on the sidelines.

        Some employees of Effingham Rural Schools gave their opinion on the school via https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Effingham-County-Schools/reviews

        The average annual salary of employees of Effingham Rural Schools.
        In 2020, the average annual salary of Effingham rural school staff was 43,481 39.338 dollars, and the average salary is 7 10 dollars. The median salary in Effingham County is XNUMX percent lower than the US average, and the median salary is XNUMX percent lower than the US average. https://govsalaries.com/salaries/IL/effingham-county

        Effingham County Board of Education Salaries by Job in 2022

        According to Effingham Country Schools Human Resources, employee salary data can be found at the link below.
        https://www.effinghamschools.com/site/handlers
        Link shows 2022-2023 classified payroll or staff/worker payroll at Effingham County Schools.

        Effingham County Schools Website

        For more information or inquiries about the school, visit the website at the link below.
        https://www.effinghamschools.com/

        Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

        Effingham County Schools is committed to the company’s mission of putting students and education first.

        Excellent retirement and health plan

        Lunch 9 hours 30 minutes.

        favorable

        Maximum two days.

        Conclusion

        This article discusses in detail most of what you need to know about Effingham Country Schools, a school that has different stages of study. Any student can study until the very peak of their career at the various Effingham schools.

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        Former Real Madrid player dies » Rincon: ran a red light and was rammed by a bus. Freddie has already been remembered at Eintracht – World Cup 2022 in Qatar0001

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        He was also caught with links to the drug cartel.

        Former Real Madrid and Colombia player Freddy Rincón died after a car accident. A 55-year-old man who recently lived in Cali, one of the largest cities in Colombia, drove into an intersection at a red light – and a bus crashed into him. Rincon was in critical condition for three days, but the doctors could not save him.

        Rincón is the first Colombian to play for Real Madrid. He complained about racism and comparisons with Hames

        Rincón has recently worked as a commentator on Colombian television, but he has a very rich career.

        •‎ Rincón often reminisced about his time at Madrid: he made 14 La Liga appearances for Real Madrid and was the first Colombian to play for the Royal Club. And he complained about some things.

        For example, he recalled racism: “I missed the white color of the skin. I can’t say that I faced racism every day in ordinary life, but in the team – yes. Jorge Valdano’s position was difficult because the players put a lot of pressure on him. It was difficult, because there are many egoists, pride. But that makes the club the best in the world. I communicated well with teammates and made great friends.”

        •‎ Another reason to complain is the comparison with James Rodríguez, who failed at Madrid: “I would not like to compare our situations because James had a lot more opportunities. Each player needs to be viewed in order to understand exactly how to use it. I would like to have half or even 20 percent of the opportunities that Hames had.”

        •‎ Rincón was one of the main players in the Colombian national team in the nineties. He played in three World Cups (84 caps in total), scored goals and was friends with Carlos Valderrama (with whom he played a lot).

        “Once we became a family, we learned to love, respect and never forget each other. I love you, Morocho (an affectionate nickname for dark-haired people in Colombia and Latin America – Sports.ru), – the most famous Colombian football player in history touchingly said goodbye to his friend.

        Rincon has already been in an accident and was even wanted

        •‎ In 2015, Rincon was put on the international wanted list on suspicion of money laundering and links with the drug cartel Pablo Montaño District. Montaño is one of the famous drug lords who was also a childhood friend of Rincon. 10 years earlier, Freddie had already been arrested due to suspicions of money laundering in Panama and drug trafficking, but was released due to lack of evidence.

        •‎ In 2013, Freddie had already had an accident on the highway near Cali. Then he was thrown out of the wet road, he was the only participant in the accident, received multiple fractures and an open wound on his head, even surgery was required. But then he survived. The second serious accident in my life was fatal.

        Eintracht Frankfurt’s Santos Borre hit Barça and paid tribute to Rincon

        Eintracht’s Rafael Santos Borre scored a crazy goal at the Camp Nou, hitting the ball under the crossbar from 25 meters. The celebration also turned out beautiful: he showed his number on the shorts – 19- and did it just in memory of Rincon.

        Freddie played under this number in the Colombian national team. In clubs, Rincon wore the other two – 20 at Real Madrid and 8 at Corinthians and Napoli, where, by the way, he played 38 matches and scored 7 goals.

        Unexpected crash of Barça. Lost at home to Eintracht Frankfurt (at some point it was 0-3) and were eliminated from the Europa League

        Photo: REUTERS/Ever Mercado; East News/PAOLA MAFLA/AFP; Gettyimages.

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      Debt Collector Salary (November 2022) – Zippia

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      $16.28hourly

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      $33,865 yearly

      Entry level Salary

      $26,000

      yearly

      $26,000

      10 %

      $33,865

      Median

      $43,000

      90 %

      How much does a Debt Collector make?

      Debt collectors make $33,865 per year on average, or $16.28 per hour, in the United States. Debt collectors on the lower end of that spectrum, the bottom 10% to be exact, make roughly $26,000 a year, while the top 10% makes $43,000.

      Location impacts how much a debt collector can expect to make. Debt collectors make the most in California, Washington, Virginia, Alaska, and New Jersey.

      Highest Paying State

      California

      Highest Paying City

      San Francisco, CA

      Highest Paying Company

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      Highest Paying State

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      Debt Collector average salary by State

      Rank   State   Avg. Salary   Hourly Rate   Job Count  
      1 Washington $42,112 $20.25 250
      2 New Jersey $40,272 $19.36 293
      3 Maryland $39,849 $19.16 254
      4 District of Columbia $44,636 $21.46 55
      5 Virginia $41,483 $19.94 271
      6 California $42,856 $20.60 946
      7 Alaska $40,730 $19.58 25
      8 Massachusetts $39,471 $18.98 281
      9 Colorado $37,743 $18.15 206
      10 Idaho $38,995 $18. 75 32
      11 Georgia $34,988 $16.82 395
      12 Wisconsin $36,577 $17.59 138
      13 Rhode Island $34,623 $16.65 47
      14 Missouri $34,188 $16.44 226
      15 New York $36,659 $17.62 516
      16 Pennsylvania $32,583 $15.66 479
      17 Texas $33,330 $16.02 799
      18 Nevada $34,432 $16.55 69
      19 North Dakota $34,845 $16.75 23
      20 Minnesota $33,996 $16.34 249
      21 Montana $35,704 $17.17 24
      22 Oregon $34,031 $16.36 172
      23 Mississippi $35,582 $17. 11 39
      24 Tennessee $31,515 $15.15 232
      25 Connecticut $35,672 $17.15 84
      26 Alabama $33,322 $16.02 106
      27 Vermont $33,391 $16.05 27
      28 Wyoming $34,145 $16.42 9
      29 New Hampshire $32,599 $15.67 65
      30 Utah $31,219 $15.01 136
      31 Arizona $31,468 $15.13 293
      32 Florida $31,444 $15.12 791
      33 Kentucky $30,271 $14.55 149
      34 Iowa $31,138 $14.97 127
      35 Ohio $30,777 $14.80 374
      36 North Carolina $31,322 $15. 06 320
      37 Illinois $32,796 $15.77 382
      38 Michigan $31,123 $14.96 250
      39 Arkansas $29,465 $14.17 106
      40 Maine $31,734 $15.26 40
      41 Hawaii $36,130 $17.37 16
      42 Indiana $30,400 $14.62 216
      43 New Mexico $31,716 $15.25 43
      44 Nebraska $29,784 $14.32 80
      45 Louisiana $30,653 $14.74 93
      46 South Carolina $29,991 $14.42 118
      47 Kansas $29,131 $14.01 77
      48 Delaware $29,341 $14.11 31
      49 Oklahoma $28,827 $13. 86 70
      50 West Virginia $27,618 $13.28 29
      51 South Dakota $26,704 $12.84 22

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      1 San Francisco, CA $43,385 $20.86
      2 Vancouver, WA $42,411 $20.39
      3 Anchorage, AK $40,832 $19.63
      4 Denver, CO $37,781 $18.16
      5 Buffalo, NY $36,095 $17.35
      6 Missoula, MT $36,067 $17.34
      7 Atlanta, GA $35,009 $16.83
      8 Kansas City, MO $34,505 $16.59
      9 Las Vegas, NV $34,366 $16.52
      10 San Antonio, TX $33,726 $16.21
      11 Memphis, TN $31,756 $15.27
      12 Lakeland, FL $31,562 $15.17
      13 Glendale, AZ $31,459 $15.12
      14 Cleveland, OH $31,407 $15. 10
      15 West Des Moines, IA $31,104 $14.95

      Debt Collector Salary Details

      Average Debt Collector Salary Graph, Trends, and Summary

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      Percentile   Annual Salary   Monthly Salary   Hourly Rate  
      90th Percentile $43,000 $3,583 $21
      75th Percentile $38,000 $3,167 $18
      Average $33,865 $2,822 $16
      25th Percentile $29,000 $2,417 $14
      10th Percentile $26,000 $2,167 $13

      Average Salary By Related Titles

      Job Title   Annual Salary   Monthly Salary   Hourly Rate   Job Openings  
      Account Representative $36,977 $3,081 $17. 78 183,446
      Collections/Accounts Receivable $38,949 $3,246 $18.73 30,523
      Collections, Customer Service $32,870 $2,739 $15.80 161,544
      Collections Representative $34,015 $2,835 $16.35 85,275
      Collection Agent $32,689 $2,724 $15.72 47,837
      Medical Collector $36,235 $3,020 $17.42 73,797

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      1. Wells Fargo Jobs (48)
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      3. Bank of America Jobs (52)
      4. Citi Jobs (92)
      5. Franklin Service Jobs (71)

      Which Companies Pay Debt Collectors The Most?

      According to our most recent salary estimates, Mayor Ethan Berkowitz and Waste Connections are the highest paying companies for debt collectors.

      How Much Do Debt Collectors Make In Different Industries?

      Debt collector salaries can vary depending on the industry. In fact, our data shows that the construction, finance, and retail industries tend to offer much higher salaries for debt collectors. For example, debt collectors make a whopping average salary of $34,803 while working in the construction industry. Meanwhile, other people in this field are making $34,423 in the finance industry and $33,953 in the retail industry.

      Debt collectors may want to avoid working in the professional industry as it offers the lowest average salary of $31,826.

      Highest Paying Industries For Debt Collectors

      Rank   Industry   Average Salary   Hourly Rate  
      1 Construction $34,803 $16.73
      2 Finance $34,423 $16.55
      3 Retail $33,953 $16.32
      4 Manufacturing $33,847 $16.27
      5 Technology $33,017 $15. 87
      6 Health Care $32,501 $15.63
      7 Professional $31,826 $15.30

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      Debt Collector Salary Trends

      The salary for a debt collector can vary depending on the years of experience that a person has, from entry level to senior level. Data on how experience level affects total compensation is provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) as part of their National Compensation Survey, which is based on factors such as knowledge, complexity, contacts, and environment.

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      What State Pays Debt Collectors The Most?

      California pays Debt Collectors the most in the United States, with an average salary of $44,636 per year, or $21. 46 per hour.

      How Do I Know If I’m Being Paid Fairly As A Debt Collector?

      You know if you are being paid fairly as a Debt Collector if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in California you should be paid close to $42,856 per year.

      What Type Of Debt Collector Gets Paid The Most?

      Senior Collector gets paid the most. Senior Collector made a median salary of $85,626. The best-paid 10 percent make $113,000, while the lowest-paid 10 percent make $64,000.

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      Debt Collector Salary in United States – $34,500

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      Average salary

      $34,500/yr

      Based on 1,482 income tax records

      $17,000

      $68,500

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      18-25

      26-35

      36-45

      46-55

      56+

      $17,000

      $68,500

      How much do Debt Collectors make?

      The average total salary for a Debt Collector is $34,500 per year. This is based on data from 1,482 TurboTax users who reported their occupation as Debt Collector and includes taxable wages, tips, bonuses, and more. Debt Collector salary can vary between $17,000 to $68,500 depending on factors including education, skills, experience, employer & location. Read more

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      Portfolio Recovery Associates, Reno County, KS

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      $43,500/yr

      $29K – $61K

      Alltran Financial, Brazos County, TX

      13 income tax records

      $35,000/yr

      $16K – $53K

      Debt Collector demographics in United States

      77% are single

      23% are married

      39% have kids

      25% own a home

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      The following cities offer the highest salaries for debt collectors in the United States:
      Los Angeles Metro Area, CA ($48,000 a year),
      Boston Metro Area, MA ($48,000 a year),
      and Charlotte Metro Area, NC ($44,500 a year).

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      Collector is a debt specialist. He acts as a kind of intermediary between the debtor and the creditor (the creditor is most often a bank or a microfinance organization). Although there are many stories on the Internet about debt collectors that go beyond the law and intimidate debtors, in reality, the work of such a specialist must comply with legal norms and requirements. This is a profession that is quite popular and in demand in the modern labor market, belonging to a greater extent to the category of “man-to-man”. By the way, the ProfGid career guidance center has recently developed an accurate career guidance test that will tell you which professions suit you, give an opinion about your personality type and intelligence.
      The profession is suitable for those who have no interest in school subjects (see below).

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      • Features of the profession
      • Pluses and minuses of the profession of the collector
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      • Important personal qualities
      • Courses
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        • Career development
        • Professional knowledge
        • Famous collection agencies
        • Examples of companies with vacancies in the collection (debt management)

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        Brief description: who is a collector?

        Collectors usually work for collection agencies. Such agencies receive remuneration in the amount of a certain percentage of the amount of debts returned. The specifics of recovering funds from a client who has assumed any financial obligations, but does not fulfill them in a timely manner, depends on their nature. However, in general, it is aimed at preventing the growth of debt and ensuring its repayment as quickly as possible. In the most difficult cases, collectors work in cooperation with law enforcement officers, including bailiffs.

        Occupational features

        A collector is required to have sufficient knowledge in several areas. He must understand the specifics of the financial industry, its legal aspects, be able to find and process large amounts of information, and also have a good understanding of human psychology. All this is necessary to cope with the following main responsibilities:

        • Finding the debtor and establishing contact with him.
        • Informing about the existing debt and methods of its repayment (by methods and methods permitted by law).
        • Negotiating with the debtor, holding personal meetings in the manner prescribed by legal norms.
        • Clarification of the current financial situation of the debtor, search and offer of various ways to resolve it.
        • Use of tools permitted by law to obtain information about the debtor.
        • Appeal to law enforcement agencies in case of unsuccessful attempts to negotiate with the debtor in a pre-trial order.
        • Work in cooperation with the FSSP in the recovery of debt based on the results of the court.

        All those actions of representatives of collection agencies that often become the subject of heated debate – threats, visiting debtors in a manner different from the law, transferring personal information to third parties – are absolutely unprofessional and are not part of the collector’s duties.

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        Pros and cons of the collector profession

        Pros
        1. The popularity of collectors and collection agencies.
        2. A rather high percentage of remuneration for repaid debts.
        3. Opportunity to expand knowledge in the financial sector and retrain in a related industry.
        4. Understanding the basics of human psychology, applicable in everyday life and personal life.
        Minuses
        1. Ambiguous attitude of the society towards the representatives of the profession.
        2. Potential financial difficulties associated with the fact that in order to receive a reward, you need to achieve the desired actions from the debtor.
        3. Relatively high level of stress.

        Important personal qualities

        In order to successfully fill a collector’s vacancy, stress resistance, communication skills, perseverance, determination, the ability to find an approach to people and convince them, as well as analytical thinking, legal and financial literacy, will not interfere. This is a job for extroverts who do not experience psychological stress when communicating (including negatively colored ones).

        Collector training

        Everyone knows what a collector is, but few know where one can get such a profession. There is no such specialty in universities and colleges, although higher education of an economic or legal nature will not interfere with successful work and building a career in this field. Many collection agencies looking for new employees teach applicants the necessary knowledge and skills in special short courses. This is the best option for where to get the profession of a collector. Former law enforcement officers are especially willing to be hired by such agencies, but even without experience in such structures (and if you have the necessary personal qualities), you can succeed in this field.

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        Courses

        School of Professional Collectors “Debt Collection Training”

        This school offers courses on training collectors in Moscow. The program was developed in cooperation with representatives of the bailiff service and provides for the acquisition of all the necessary skills to successfully start working in a collection agency. Upon completion of studies, participants receive certificates of the established form.

        Top colleges for collectors

        As already noted, the collector’s profession itself does not correspond to any particular specialization of secondary or higher education. However, it is best suited for those who already have a higher legal or economic education, so here are a few examples of popular universities for collectors in these profiles:

        1. Moscow State Law Academy
        2. MUI
        3. Lomonosov Moscow State University
        4. NRU HSE
        5. RUDN
        6. MGEU

        Place of work

        Collectors work in collection agencies or open their own organizations of a similar nature. Only a legal entity, and not an individual entrepreneur, has the right to engage in this type of activity.

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        Salary of the collector

        Salary of the collector (work with debts) for October 2022

        Salary information provided by the portal hh. ru.

        Russia 30000—100000₽

        Moscow 35000—80000₽

        The level of the collector’s income directly depends on the success of his activity, as well as on how “problematic” the debtors under whose contracts he works are.

        Career growth

        This profession does not involve significant career growth, although over time such a specialist can take a leadership position (or, as already noted, open his own company).

        Professional knowledge

        1. Legal aspects of pre-trial, judicial and out-of-court debt recovery.
        2. Legal instruments for debt management.
        3. Legal instruments for settling debt obligations.
        4. Fundamentals of psychology.
        5. Fundamentals of Economics.

        Well-known collection agencies

        1. NSV is one of the largest domestic collection agencies, including many Russian banks.
        2. Sentinel is an agency founded by Alfa-Bank and subsequently expanding its scope of activities to work with the debts of other organizations.
        3. M.B.A. Finance is part of the international M.B.A. Empire, which also operates in Russia with large domestic banks.

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        Examples of companies with debt collection vacancies0016

      Collector: who is it, how to get a job, salary

      Collector – a debt collection specialist who acts as an intermediary between the debtor and the creditor.

      Description of the profession

      • Collectors work in the interests of the bank or other organization that issued the loan. The services of specialists in debt collection are used by telecom operators, large retail chains that provide goods by installments. But still, most of the people with whom the specialists work are debtors of banks or microcredit organizations.

      • The main obligation of the collector is to convince the debtor to return the debt to the creditor. In extreme cases, the debt is collected through the courts. Debt collectors work with both individuals and legal entities.

      • According to law , collector has the right to call the debtor, send him SMS notifications, but not too often: no more than 2 times a day, 4 times a week and 16 times a month. The collector can personally meet with the borrower or his representative in order to convince him to repay the debt. The specialist collects information about the debtor and his assets, for this he sends requests to the registry office or the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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      Required qualities and skills

      Ability to hear and listen
      The ability to convince
      Focus on results

      Salary trajectory

      The salary of a collector varies depending on his experience and skills.

      40000 ₽ 9CHARTSITER

      60000 ₽

      Senior collector

      65000 ₽

      Senior shift

      70000 ₽

      Head of the unit

      75000 ₽

      Head of the recovery

      85000 ₽ 9000

      Collection agency director

      Career trajectory

      A collector can build a career up to the position of director of a collection agency.

      Collector

      21 years old

      Senior collector

      22 years old

      Senior shift

      23 years old

      Head of the unit

      24 years old

      Head of the recovery

      25,0002

      Collection agency

      26 years old

      Director of a collection agency

      30 years old

      Where to get a profession

      Some higher educational institutions are planning to start teaching the profession of a collector in the near future. If you have a higher education, you can take specialized courses under the program “Specialist in collection activities” at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.

      Courses:

      • Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation

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