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GEM Childcare 13135

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About Us

Dedicated Educators

We are a New York State certified SACC’s program. Also, during the school year we offer an AM and PM Nursery School program. All of our educators meet New York State qualifications associated to background checks, CPR & First Aid, and extended course work in childcare.

Owner, Director, Lead is a graduate of LeMoye College earning a Masters of Education and Oswego State University earning a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education.  Our team has over 25 years experience working with kids in roles as a tutor, coach, religous education teacher, mom and aunt

Hands-on Learning Environment

The GEM Childcare @ 13135 believes that all children have an innate desire to seek out new learning experiences. We embrace a play- based approach to learning. Our environment incorporates hands -on activities that encourage exploration, discover solutions, and engage in play in a variety of ways.

Our Mission

Our mission at The GEM Childcare @ 13135 is to provide the highest quality of accessible and affordable school-aged based program in a warm, nurturing and loving environment. The GEM Childcare @ 13135 will be a place for children to grow and engage in life long learning while in a nurturing environment that fosters each child’s development physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually/cognitively. We work closely with parents and our community.  

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Amazing Gems Childcare | Lafayette IN Licensed Home

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Description: Amazing Gems Childcare is a Licensed Home in Lafayette IN, with a maximum capacity of 12 children. The home-based daycare service helps with children in the age range of Infant-Fourteen. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: PTQ 3; PTQ 3; PTQ 3; PTQ 3;

Program and Licensing Details

• Capacity:
  12
• Age Range:
  Infant-Fourteen
• PTQ Level:
  3
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Current License Issue Date:
  May 31, 2020
• District Office:
  Indiana Family and Social Services Administration – Bureau of Child Care
• District Office Phone:
  1-877-511-1144 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

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Inspection Type/Date	Action needed to correct issue	Date Resolved
Licensing 2021-03-12	The licensee shall maintain the following documentation in the child care home for review by the COFC: Documentation of criminal history checks on employees, volunteers, and all household members who are at least eighteen (18) years of age	2021-03-25
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1. 1-32(a)(3) one household member has not submitted a background consent form
Licensing 2020-03-13	The caregiver shall maintain and make available verification of the following: Annual Mantoux tuberculin test or chest x-ray for direct child care providers and all family members over eighteen (18) years of age	2020-03-20
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1.1-28.5(c)(1) Household member’s TB test results are over a year old
Licensing 2020-03-13	An applicant for a child care home license shall do the following: Submit a statement attesting that the applicant has not been: convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor relating to the health and safety of children	2020-04-16
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1.1-28(a)(4)(a) Need to submit the attestation
Licensing 2019-03-22	An applicant must submit the necessary information, forms, or consents for the division to: obtain a national criminal history background check on the applicant through the state police department under IC 10-13-3-39	2019-04-24
Type of correction needed: IC 12-17. 2-5-3(d)(2)&(e) Household member’s fingerprints are 3 years old
Licensing 2019-03-22	Enrollment form for each child receiving services which shall include the following: Childs name and date of birth	2019-04-22
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1.1-32(a)(6)(a) The consent to decline or agree to have child’s name checked against the missing children’s registry form is missing on 6 children
Licensing 2019-03-22	Within thirty (30) days of a childs admission, the licensee shall receive a written statement from the childs parent or legal guardian signed by a physician or a certified nurse practitioner which states the following: That the child can participate in the child care homes activities	2019-04-22
Type of correction needed: 470 IAC 3-1.1-37(b)(1) Could not locate the initial physical on one child

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Gem care

Caring for precious stones

All jewelry needs care. Taking a few extra minutes to clean your jewelry will prolong its life and improve its appearance.

Essential tips for caring for gemstone jewelry.

Be careful.

The most important care advice is careful and careful handling. Your jewelry should be the last thing you put on, especially after applying hairspray, perfume, and cosmetics. Remove jewelry on the contrary, should be the first. Check all clasps before putting your jewelry away. It is also strongly discouraged to wear jewelry in situations where it may be exposed to high / low temperatures, harsh chemicals, or may interact with rough surfaces.

Handle with care.

After removing your jewelry, it is recommended to wipe each piece with a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dirt, dust and oil. To prevent scratches on the gemstone when interacting with other jewelry, each piece of jewelry should be stored separately, or each piece should be wrapped in a soft cloth. Never store diamond jewelry with other jewelry, as diamonds can easily scratch other stones and surfaces.

Clean regularly.

Regular cleaning of your gemstones is the most effective way to keep your gems looking their best. However, not all gemstones should be cleaned in the same way. Even plain soapy water can be harmful to some gemstones. Some stones are very sensitive to certain chemicals, others are very vulnerable to heat or cold.

Below is a table for choosing the right care for each particular gemstone.

Jewel	Use of soapy water for cleaning	Ultrasonic cleaner	Steam cleaning
Amber	Yes	No	No
Aquamarine	Yes	No	No
Citrine	Yes	No	No
Coral	No. Wipe only with a damp cloth.	No	No
Diamond	Yes. Rinse and dry very well.	Yes	Yes
Emerald	Yes	No	No
Garnet	Yes	No	No
Lapis Lazuli	No. Wipe only with a dry or damp cloth.	No	No
Opal	No. Wipe only with a dry or damp cloth.	No	No
Pearl	Yes	No	No
Peridot	Yes	No	No
Pink Tourmaline	Yes	No	No
Ruby	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sapphire	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tanzanite	Yes	No	No
Topaz	Yes	No	No

Our store offers a wide range of gemstone jewelry: gold rings with gemstones, earrings with gemstones, gold pendants and pendants with gemstones and bracelets. In addition, we offer our products in various price ranges, so you can always find the perfect piece of jewelry at a price that suits you.

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Care of natural stones | Masters Fair Magazine

Today I want to talk about the proper care of natural stones! In my work, I use a lot of natural stones, and I am well aware of the proper care for them. In my practice, there were such cases when buyers complained over time that jewelry lost its original appearance. We managed to restore them, but there were cases when we had to use the miracles of our technology and restore them.

To prevent this from happening, you need to treat your jewelry with tenderness. There are also professional secrets, which I will now tell you about!

Precious and semi-precious stones need care. Moreover, each gem has its own characteristics of storage and cleaning. For the right choice of care methods, first of all, you need to know the chemical properties of your gem. And if you treat it with attention, it will delight you with its beauty and useful properties for a long time. Compliance with the rules of wearing and storing jewelry is no less important than the right care. Depending on the properties of the material from which the jewelry is made, the care for them varies.

Attention: Stones such as turquoise, opals, and other stones of organic origin: pearls, amber, mother-of-pearl, corals, ammonites, petrified wood require the greatest care in cleaning. They cannot be cleaned with washing powders, they cannot be exposed to bleaches, soda, ether, sulfates cannot be used for cleaning.

Amber is one of the most delicate and soft stones used in jewelry. It is fragile and requires careful handling and care.
It is desirable to store amber in a separate jewelry box, in order to protect it from contact with metals and other materials, it is better to store each amber product in a separate bag or wrapped in a soft cloth. Protect amber jewelry from exposure to not only too high, but also too low temperatures. Temperature fluctuations are especially harmful for amber. You can not keep amber near heating devices and direct sunlight.

Amber is very sensitive to chemicals, so apply hairspray and perfume about 10 minutes before putting on amber jewelry, remove amber jewelry before washing dishes and laundry, store amber away from substances such as lard and butter, and an ultrasonic cleaner and a steam generator are not suitable for cleaning amber, they will simply destroy it. Also, do not allow amber to come into contact with other jewelry cleaners and alcohol. Failure to comply with these conditions can lead to the formation of a whitish coating on amber, which will remain forever. You can remove dirt, dust and sweat from an amber product with a flannel cloth soaked in mild soapy and slightly warm water. To polish amber and give it a shine, moisten a soft cloth with olive oil and rub the jewelry, remembering to then remove the excess oil with a dry, clean cloth.

If you follow certain rules for wearing, storing and cleaning amber products, the brilliance and beauty of amber products will please you for a long time.

Turquoise is one of the oldest pieces of jewelry, with many legends and many ways to care for it. Animal fat has a very beneficial effect on turquoise, and vegetable fat harms turquoise. Turquoise is an unstable compound, over time it also loses its original color, it reacts especially painfully to soap and fats. Turquoise is porous, easily absorbs fats, aromatic substances and under their influence can change color. When washing hands, it is better to remove rings with turquoise. Jewelry and decorations are also sensitive to cosmetics, hairspray, powder, perfume, deodorants, sunscreen and so on. In addition, jewelry should be protected from vapours, greases and oils. And this applies to pearls in the first place.

Pearls are very moisture-loving, with a lack of moisture, they fade and crack over time, also the enemy of pearls is high temperature, bright sunlight, polluted air, as well as our perfumes, creams and other cosmetics, where all sorts of fragrances are present. Pearls can be washed in a neutral solution of shampoo and warm water, and then rinsed with running water, you can also clean the pearls with potato starch, this helps to remove excess moisture and dirt. Pearls contain organic matter that can dry out and decompose, so pearls have a certain lifespan, then they fade, delaminate, and collapse. However, when properly stored, pearls do not lose their beauty for many hundreds of years. First of all, in order for pearls not to age, they must be worn. Pearls need to be looked after, even if you haven’t worn them for a long time. Old pearls, if treated with a weak solution of hydrochloric or acetic acid, will look better. It is advisable to store pearls in a special case or wrapped in a soft cloth separately from other jewelry and metal objects.

Opal is an amorphous stone, it cannot stay in the sun for a long time – it dehydrates, loses its iridescence, becomes milky white, and opal also does not like sudden temperature changes, which can cause cracking due to the large amount of moisture contained in the opal . Natural opals contain 6-10% water. Such a high water content in opal is due to the porous structure of this stone. This means that opals easily absorb not only moisture, but also perfumes, hairsprays, cosmetics, which, over time, damages this stone. Opals are not very hard stones like diamonds, so they should be protected from impact and abrasive materials; clean only in a soapy solution, as well as amber – ultrasonic and steam treatment is contraindicated for opal. To maintain the necessary moisture, prevent cracking and dehydration, opal jewelry is smeared from time to time with a soft cloth with a small amount of glycerin.

In addition to turquoise, opal and pearls, ruby, blue topaz, garnet and some other tinted or artificially irradiated stones lose their color in bright sunlight, so jewelry with them should be stored in the dark and preferably in a jewelry box. There are recommendations for various stones for all occasions: amethysts, ametrines, aquamarines, garnets, peridots, topazes, tourmalines, citrines are suitable for everyday wear, but you should avoid direct sunlight, heat and contact with chemicals that can change color.

If the stone in your jewelry is somewhat dull and has lost its luster, it must be cleaned and accumulated dirt removed. Jewelry with stones with a hardness factor of at least 5 (diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby) can be cleaned in a solution of any washing powder with a soft brush – but only if the metal of the jewelry is gold, platinum, radiated silver. Jewelry with topazes, citrines and others can be washed in warm soapy water (1/2 cup) with the addition of ammonia (1 teaspoon). Diamonds, rubies, sapphires are well cleaned in a solution: 100 g of warm water, 25 g of baking soda, 10 g of bleach, 6 g of table salt, then rinse in clean water and wipe with a flannel. To prevent dark spots from contact with wet skin on gold jewelry, remove the jewelry and wipe it with suede or flannel.

Clean your jewelry as often as possible, it is advisable to keep your jewelry well under running water after each day of wearing, because in addition to organic and non-organic impurities, the negative energy received by us during the day will disappear with water (the stones take away the negative energy directed at us and if they are not rinsed with running water for a long time, they can crack and from this). The most convenient and safest way to care for gemstone jewelry is to use special “jewelry cosmetics”. A wide range of various cleaning products (liquids, foams, wipes) are now being produced, designed to care for all types of natural stones and gold, platinum and silver alloys.

Child Care Access and Affordability for Missouri’s Working Families

The COVID-19 recession has been labeled a “she-cession” because of its disproportionate impact on women. But perhaps a more accurate—albeit less catchy—term would be “mom-cession.” Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta found that mothers of young children (under age 6) accounted for a disproportionate share of COVID-19-related employment loss. Yet mothers continue to comprise a sizable portion of the workforce. In Missouri, over a quarter of the prime-age workforce comprises mothers of minors, and 39% of them are mothers of young children.

Access to quality, affordable child care supports mothers’ ability to work, pay bills and stay housed; increases Missouri’s tax revenue; and helps make Missouri a state in which the workforce, families and children can thrive.

Severe Lack of Access, Particularly for Younger Children

Child care is critically tied to workforce participation, particularly for mothers, who must often make trade-offs between care and work. Mothers in the U.S. have much lower labor force participation rates when their children are young (during both pandemic and non-pandemic times), whereas the age of the children has little effect on fathers’ labor force participation. Notwithstanding, in Missouri, more than two-thirds of households with young children have all parents who are present in the household in the labor force, indicating that the availability of child care is important for the economy. Indeed, in the U.S., family responsibilities and the inability to arrange child care were the top two reasons why mothers of young children who wanted jobs weren’t looking for them in 2021.

Despite evidence that early childhood education is important for the current and future well-being of children, families and the economy, that care is hard to find. More than half (54%) of Missourians live in a child care desert, meaning they are in an area that has either no child care providers or so few options that there are more than three times as many children as licensed child care slots. This is especially true of rural and low-income areas, limiting opportunities for economic advancement for mothers and fathers in these locations. Moreover, the vast majority of center-based providers do not operate between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m., making it that much more difficult for parents of young children to accept jobs with long hours or shift work.

As a country, we fund our children’s education with free, universal public schooling beginning at kindergarten. But preschool-age children, just one to two years younger, are underserved, with only 9% of 3- and 4-year-old Missourians attending public preschool. Younger children face similar difficulties with access. The Office of Head Start’s Performance Indicator Report states that Early Head Start programs, which serve children under age 3 who are in poverty, reach only 7% of eligible Missourians. The National Institute for Early Education Research found that while Missouri improved access to preschool programs in 2020, it still ranked in the bottom half of states in terms of access and spending per child.

The ROI on Early Care and Education Investments

Investing in our most vulnerable citizens—young children, particularly those who are disadvantaged—is both equitable and economically efficient. Research points out that the first few years of life, during which vast amounts of learning occur, are the most critical, because children gain valuable social and cognitive skills. Furthermore, socioeconomic and racial achievement gaps present in kindergarten begin with preparation gaps. For example, a Springfield, Mo., Kindergarten Readiness Study found that “51.1% of students who did not attend a formal preschool were reported as ‘not ready’ [for kindergarten] as compared to 17.8% of their preschool-attending peers” in 2018.

Children from lower-income families have less access to high-quality early care and education, putting them at a disadvantage early in life. In fact, market rates are unaffordable for most American families, meaning that more than 7% of the family’s annual income is spent on child care, the federal standard for affordability. The average cost of center-based infant child care in Missouri was $9,880 in 2020, according to Child Care Aware of America. This was nearly 12% of the median income for a married family, but 40% of the median income of a single parent. Even with subsidies (which reach one in six eligible families) and providers charging less than the true cost of care, this expense remains burdensome, hampering economic stability and making economic mobility all but impossible.

While early care and education are often treated as private concerns, research has shown that public returns from quality early childhood development programs are even larger than personal returns: Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, economist James Heckman and others suggests a $7 to $13 return per $1 invested. Potential future returns are large, but they could have more immediate effects as well through parents’ workforce participation. According to estimates from the Economic Policy Institute, capping child care at 7% of income could expand Missouri’s economy by $2. 8 billion. Moreover, returns on investment are larger the earlier they are made. Yet, the U.S. spent 0.3% of gross domestic product in 2017—less than half the average of other industrialized countries—on early care and education, according to a report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Investing in the Present and Future of Missouri

Missourians recognize the wide-ranging benefits of child care. For example, the Show Me Strong Recovery Task Force 2022 recommendations include improving child care availability and affordability to help support small businesses. Early childhood programs in Missouri were consolidated under a single Office of Childhood in early 2021 to streamline agencies, with the recognition that these programs are important for children’s well-being and success and for the future workforce.

Prioritizing quality child care today may facilitate the betterment of Missourians tomorrow. Researchers have studied a number of considerations that may be implemented or expanded to support working mothers and their families, including to:

• increase funding for quality early care and education programs,
• address benefit cliffs that hinder economic mobility,
• increase child care subsidy funds and access,
• expand access to play-based, public prekindergarten programs,
• offer child care at work and reimbursement for emergency child care,
• introduce flexible work schedules, and
• offer pretax benefit accounts for dependent care.

The Economic Impact of Child Care by State

Get child care data for all 50 states, including:

• child care affordability estimates
• data on the percentage of single parents
• labor force participation rates
• statistics about workforce-related struggles facing child care providers

Fact sheets prepared by Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis researchers.

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Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service at The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis

The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis is a 15-minute drive from downtown St. Louis and 10 miles from the iconic Gateway to the West. The hotel has 3 restaurants serving American cuisine. Cocktails are available at the lounge.

Rooms at the Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis includes a minibar, a desk and a seating area. The bathroom is finished with marble. Some rooms have an iPod docking station and a flat-screen TV.

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The hotel is located just 4 miles from Forest Park, home to the St. Louis Zoo, the Missouri Museum of Art and History.

Distance from the Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is 16 km away. The Missouri Botanical Garden is 12 km away. The hotel is located just 4 miles from Forest Park, home to the St. Louis Zoo, the Missouri Museum of Art and History.

Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.9 .

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Saint Louis University – Saint Louis, Missouri

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Saint Louis University is a private Catholic university founded in 1818 by the Bishop of Louisiana Louis de Bourg and since 1826 under the auspices of the Jesuits, but accepting representatives of any religion. It is the oldest American high school west of the Mississippi River.

St. Louis University has always been an innovative institution, while remaining faithful to the Catholic tradition. The Jesuits have been famous for centuries for their success in the education of children and youth.

The learning process in SLU is based on several principles:

• Harmonious development of personality (improvement of the mind, heart, body, spirit).
• High academic standards.
• Teaching specific methods of thinking.
• Development of public speaking skills.
• Education of leadership qualities.

99% of university teachers are highly qualified in their field. 95% of freshmen received financial aid in 2013. All new entrants are guaranteed a hostel.

For many years, the university symbol has been Billiken – a funny figure of a sitting man with pointed ears, who is considered a good luck talisman, the god of “things as they should be. ”

Notable SLU alumni include former Nicaraguan President Geyer Enrique Bolaños, U.S. congressmen and senators, 5 mayors of St. Louis, August Bush IV, president of the legendary Anheuser-Busch brewing company, NASA’s leading space flight director Eugene Krantz, one of the pioneers of distance learning, Jesse Grant Chaplin , Diebold ATM CEO Walden O’Dell, Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, 11 award-winning theatrical producer Tony Merrick David, and many more.

Key Facts

Location

The main campus of the university is located on the waterfront of the Mississippi River, five minutes from the Gates of the West – America’s tallest monument and the hallmark of the city. Just as St. Louis served as the last stop for pioneers on their way to the Pacific coast in search of a better life, SLU itself has served as a gateway to the future for students for 200 years.

St. Louis is a metropolitan area with a population of 2.8 million, 3 airports and the MetroLink light rail system. The city is located in the central part of the United States: by plane in 3 hours you can fly to Los Angeles, 2 – to New York and less than an hour – to Chicago. In summer it is hot enough to swim, and in winter you can see snow. St. Louis has the most beautiful parks and many free museums with rich collections, a zoo, a botanical garden, a planetarium, and the luxurious Fox Theater.

Graduates have ample opportunities for employment. The city is home to the headquarters of Fortune Global 500 companies such as Anheuser-Busch (Budweiser beer), Monsanto (Roundup herbicide) and pharmaceutical Express Scripts.

The campus covers an area of ​​95 hectares and includes more than 130 buildings and structures, including 4 libraries, the Clock Tower, academic buildings, a 10-story state-of-the-art research center, dormitories, and sports facilities. In the last 20 years alone, investments in the material and technical base of SLU amounted to 840 million dollars.

The second campus of the university is located in Madrid (Spain).

Ranking and achievements of the university

99th in the National University Rankings (U.S. News & World Report 2015).
Included in the TOP-500 best universities in the world (Academic Ranking of World Universities 2014).
126-146 place in the national ranking ARWU 2014.
12 undergraduate programs are ranked among the top 50 in their field in the country (U.S. News & World Report Rankings). Especially highly rated medical law (2nd place), healthcare management (91st place), supply chain management (13th), entrepreneurship (14th), international business and geriatrics (16th).
SLU is one of the 7 Catholic universities with a high level of research activity.
In 2011, the university won the STARS Bronze Award for Campus Greening.
In the US, the university has a strong reputation as a character-building college – a college that educates character. No wonder he entered the publication of the John Templeton Foundation, which compiled a list of such educational institutions.

Studying programs

SLU
offers about 100 undergraduate programs and more than 70 graduate and professional programs. The most popular specialties are business administration, nursing, biology, coaching, psychology. The university consists of a number of colleges, research centers and schools of various specializations.

• College of Arts and Sciences (American Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Communications, Theory of Communication and Pathology of Speech, Ecology, Geology, Meteorology, Economics, English, Art History, Music, Theatre, Fine Arts, History, Mathematics and Computer Science, Languages: Arabic , Chinese, French, German, Greek and Latin, Hindi, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Latin American culture, philosophy, physics, political science, psychology, sociology and anthropology, theology).

• College of Education and Public Service (early childhood, primary education, secondary school teaching of English, biology, mathematics, science, social sciences).

• John Cook School of Business (management, marketing, accounting, economics, finance, international business, supply chain management and information management).

• Center for Advanced Dental Education (CADE) (master’s programs in orthodontics, periodontics, endodontics lasting 2-3 years).

• Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology (aerospace engineering, aviation, bioengineering, civil engineering, electrical and computer engineering, physics).

• School of Law (training in all aspects of legal practice).

• School of Medicine (anatomy, biochemistry and molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology, anesthesiology, dermatology, comparative medicine, internal medicine, neurology and psychiatry, ophthalmology, pediatrics, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, otolaryngology, radiology).

• Doisy College of Health Sciences (biomedicine, medical informatics and information management, public health, radiography and radiation medicine, nutrition and dietetics, rehabilitation therapy, athlete training, physiotherapy).

• School of Nursing (school of nursing).

• College for Public Health and Social Justice (biostatistics, criminology, emergency management, healthcare management).

• School of Social Work (social work, criminology, state and municipal administration).

English as a Second Language.
International students with a TOEFL IBT score of over 80 or an IELTS score of over 6.5 are eligible to apply directly to their chosen program. For students with lower scores, but a sufficient level of academic preparation, the university offers a three-level ESL (English as a Second Language) program. To determine the entry level, all applicants are tested upon arrival at the campus. In the future, the time spent on mastering each level will depend on the individual speed of mastering the program by the student: it is not necessary to study all the steps sequentially. Applicants with an intermediate (Intermediate) and advanced (Advanced) level of the language are eligible for conditional admission to the SLU.

Accommodation and meals

Accommodation (from $7,540 per semester) is offered in one of several University residences, in single or double rooms with private facilities.

Meals in the university cafeteria or numerous cafes nearby.

Course feeCost of the course for 1 person in US dollars:

Training program

Tuition fee per year

International Year One

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All high school students can take part in a night out ministry that combines spiritual education with volunteer work. In partnership with families, the school offers a gospel-based education that prepares children to zealously follow Christ. Fees and Tuition Grades 1-5: $12,107; Grades 6-8 $15.45 School Visit No. 2. Barrington Christen Academy Students grow in their understanding of God’s calling in their lives as their faith grows. Their horizons expand and they find common ground with fundamental Christian beliefs by participating in learning activities with classmates and teachers from different Christian denominations. They discover and develop their interests and gifts, develop a sense of purpose, and learn to appreciate and connect with the larger world. Learn the principles of God’s kingdom by “learning by doing” from an early age. 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VARIABLE FEES FOR 2022-2023 GRADES Classes K-4 are $7,500-$9,100. 5-8 – $7,500 – $12,750. 9-12 – $8,000-$15,000. School Visit No. 5. Cambridge School of Dallas The curriculum offered at Cambridge is designed to appeal to the hearts and minds of students. With spiritually prepared disciples in Christlikeness, we logically rely on a biblical worldview, reinforced by a traditional vision of reality. Both academically prepared for leadership positions and more willing to actively engage with the world and shape culture. The Cambridge School of Dallas is dedicated to providing a future generation of leaders in the legal, medical, educational, social and other fields with a classical Christian education. Tuition and Fees 2022-23: Grades 5-8 $21,340 $9,300 up to grade 12 School Attendance Top 5 Christian Schools in New Jersey To learn more about Christian schools and opportunities in New Jersey, browse the top 21 schools in the state. In addition, we must highlight how to apply to these Christian schools and their tuition fees. #1. United Christian Academy of New Jersey In addition to providing a solid academic foundation, NJUCA is committed to instilling core biblical concepts in its students in grades 6 through 12. We offer a range of initiatives and programs to prepare young people for future leadership roles. New Jersey United Christian Academy is a private Christian middle and high school for students in grades six through twelfth. It is located in the Cream Ridge neighborhood of Upper Freehold in Monmouth County, New Jersey, in the United States. School Attendance No. 2. Hawthorne Christian Academy For Kindergarten through twelfth grade, Hawthorne Christian Academy works with Christian families to offer a Christ-centered education. To prepare students for a life as spiritual and academic ambassadors of Christ with a mission and purpose, HCA is laying the foundation for their future. 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School attendance #. 4 American Christian School This institution is one of the best private Christian schools in Sukkasund, New Jersey. PC-12 has 240 students and a student-teacher ratio of 10:1. In addition, the upper class tuition is $9,600. The incredible thing about this school is that every graduate goes to a four year college. Thus, this is one of the Christian schools that provides the best conditions for the success of every child in their studies. School Attendance # 5. Trinity Christian School This is a private classical Christian school in Montville, New Jersey. The school is dedicated to the education of students and as a result they work towards that goal. So trust this institution and watch your child develop into an intellectually healthy adult. Each class has 12-15 students and has both beginner and intermediate levels. Graduates of this educational institution were lucky enough to go to college and go from there to work. School Attendance Top 5 Christian High Schools in New Jersey #1. Harbor Baptist Academy Harbor Baptist Academy, a private elementary school in Hainsport, NJ, has 77 students from kindergarten through 8th grade. Harbor Baptist Academy is the 314th largest private school in New Jersey and 10,441 9.0th largest in the nation. Each teacher is assigned XNUMX students. total 77 students 9:1 student-teacher ratio Eight full-time faculty National enrollment rate: 10,441 out of 16,3440179 New Jersey Acceptance Rank: 314th out of 405. 187th out of 405 in New Jersey for students and faculty. New Jersey Staff Teacher Position: 297th out of 400. Harbor Baptist Academy Tuition Fees At Harbor Christian Academy, each student pays $10,000 in tuition annually. The “family share” of education is reasonable for all of our families, based on total income and family size. The monthly minimum for training is $60. School Attendance No. 2. Pennington School Pennington School is a private, independent, coeducational school that prepares students for college in grades six through twelfth. It is located in Pennington, New Jersey, a tiny town in Mercer County, New Jersey, midway between New York and Philadelphia. They are committed to providing their students with a first-class education, exceptional extracurricular programs and a comprehensive educational experience as one of the best private and independent schools in New Jersey. Our private school in Pennington, New Jersey has everything students need for academic pursuits, exploring their interests, and developing as individuals. It has a long standing reputation in the community, an exceptional teaching staff and state of the art facilities. Annual Tuition $44,800 Pennington School website www.pennington.org Affiliation United Methodist Church (High School Day 2021-22) School Attendance #3. Wilberforce School We combine the best academic preparation with a deliberate knowledge of traditional Christian doctrine and practice. The members of all faculties are Christians who invite students to join them in order to integrate their faith into their daily life and education. In Princeton, New Jersey, a private classical Christian school called The Wilberforce School teaches children from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Founded in 2005, the school is named after abolitionist William Wilberforce. The result is Joy, fellowship and sincere connection based on a common desire to glorify God. The teachers are Christians who invite students to join them in integrating their faith into their daily lives and education. Application fee: $75 per student; Entry fee: $150 per student; Book and activity fee: $230 for Explorers One and Two; $90,061,345 for grades one through three; $90,061,540 for grades four through eight; as well as $850 for grades nine through eleven (grade 12) Eligible families may receive financial assistance to pay for tuition. check on the school website; you can get information. School attendance #4. Moorestown Friends School Moorestown Friends School is committed to creating an accessible, diverse and inclusive community. We know that some students who would like to succeed in our school may not be able to cover the full cost of their education. For this reason, financial aid is critical to enable a school to accept students from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. Schools provide deserving families in grades 1 through 12 with more than $3. 6 million in tuition assistance each year. This needs-based assistance is provided in the form of grants, not loans, and does not require repayment. An average award of $15,550 will be given to a third of our students for the 2022 academic year to support families with annual incomes between $15,550 and $20,000. School Attendance No. 5. Doane Academy Doane Academy students are prepared and able to create significant positive change in their communities through the school’s challenging academic program and strong emphasis on leadership and character development. $22,250 tuition per year Tuition may have changed in the current academic year and is based on the highest available grade. Please contact the school for more information. Admission Fee Pre-K to 2: $14,750 3-5: $17,200 6-8: $19,500 Grades 9-12: $22.250. $26,250 International School Attendance Read the related article: Best Christian Schools in San Diego 2023 | Apply Now No. 6 Eastern Christian Schools Do you want your child to get the most meaningful education available, but do you also want the academic program, community and value to work well for your family? You know that a private Christian school can help your child in a special way by preparing them for college, careers, trials, and the joys of life. Though scary, paying for private education is quite affordable. To promote accessibility, Eastern Christian School offers a variable learning experience made possible through donations, fundraising efforts, and scholarships. Preschool 2022-23 Tuition fees 2-day PC3 $3.675 for 3-day PK3, PC4 Half day; $2,450 Day break $4,900 $7,350 Classes 4 days PC4 $5,900 $6,125 $5 $3 4-day PKXNUMX, PKXNUMX and TK Half day Day long $9,800 $12,250 K3 4-year class | TC Transitional Kindergarten 3-year class | PC4 School Attendance Frequently Asked Questions How many Christian schools are there in New Jersey? There are 65 Christian private schools in New Jersey with 9013-2022 academic year, 23 students will study. What is the #1 public school in New Jersey? 57% of students pass the reading proficiency test. Bergen County Academy, School 28, and the Academy of Allied Health Sciences are New Jersey’s premier public schools. Tenafly, Short Hills, and Summit are the cities and municipalities with the highest concentration of respected public schools. How much does a Catholic school in New Jersey cost? The median tuition is $9,645, which is less than the average New Jersey private school tuition of $14,921. How much does a private school in New Jersey cost? New Jersey’s lowest annual private tuition is $14,936. (23-14,637). The average annual tuition for private elementary schools is $19,960 and for private high schools it is $19,960. Why are Catholic schools cheaper? While all non-public schools receive some government assistance, tuition for Catholic schools tends to be lower than other private/independent schools because local church communities and businesses support their religious affiliations. Day care waco texas: The 5 best Child Care in Waco ♥ Locals Love Us Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 6:08 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Handprints Childcare academy in Texas Welcome to Handprints Academy Handprints Academy leading the way in Early Childhood Education by hands on learning environments. At Handprints Academy we provide our students with opportunities for hands on learning. We believe the more a child explores the more they learn and develop a love of learning. We offer childcare for infant, Toddler, Pre K, Preschool, school age children and after school care from infants to age 12 Our Curriculum A curriculum that is based on sound child development principles of how children learn and grow. Within our curriculum we strive to incorporate and teach children moral values, social, emotional and self-help skills through daily activities. Our childcare curriculum identifies goals in all areas of developments including social, emotional, cognitive, and physical. Our Childcare Centers If you need to find a good childcare in Dallas-Fort Worth, we are the place to be. Handprints Academy childcare centers are in Cedar Hill, China Spring, Cleburne, Copperas Cove, Dallas, Killeen, Garland, Forney, Kaufman, Longview, Nacogdoches, Mesquite, Sunnyvale, The Colony, Tyler, Wylie, and Waco TX. Come visit us or schedule a tour today. Child Care Early childhood education is important for a child’s development and growth. 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Ammonia (hydrogen nitride) is a colorless gas with a pungent odor, which, according to its physiological action, belongs to the group of substances with an asphyxiant and neurotropic effect. Photo: AP Ammonia vapor causes profuse lacrimation, pain in the eyes, chemical burns of the conjunctiva and cornea, loss of vision, coughing spells, redness and itching of the skin. When liquefied ammonia and its solutions come into contact with the skin, a burning sensation occurs, a chemical burn with blisters and ulcerations is possible. nine0003 Earlier it became known that the city authorities are afraid of another explosion at the chemical plant. A large container of ammonia remained at the fertilizer plant, which could explode at any time and virtually destroy the city, reports CNN. Recall that late on April 17 at a chemical plant located 19 miles from the city of Waco in Texas, there was a strong fire. It was followed by a massive explosion that was felt within a radius of 15 miles. The explosion intensified the fire. One of the ammonia tanks caught fire, and the fire spread to the nursing home and West’s school. nine0003 According to preliminary data, up to 70 people died, about 200 were injured. The condition of 40 victims is assessed as critical. In addition, the explosion destroyed up to 100 houses, including a residential complex with 50 apartments. Note that about 2.8 thousand people live in West. How Father Frost’s namesake prepares for the New Year holidays. Photos of Santa Clauses from around the world – Kindergarten and child There are many differences between Ded Moroz and his colleague, Santa Claus. Hundreds of articles have been written about it and many films have been released. But there is still one thing in common between Santa and Santa Claus – they give joy to children and adults. Let’s look at Santa Clauses from all over the world. Sometimes they can do quite ordinary things: for example, swim in the pool or cheer for their favorite football team. Water safety manager Jerry Cowley, disguised as an underwater Santa Claus, interacts with children at the Las Vegas Casino Aquarium. AP / Julie Jacobson Two-year-old Rose Morrison cries as she poses on Santa’s lap for a holiday card at the Viewmont Mall in Dixon City, Pennsylvania. The Scranton Times & Tribune / Butch Comegys Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus greet children as they drive to downtown Boise for the annual Boise Holiday Parade. Idaho Statesman / Darin Oswald People dressed as Santa Claus and reindeer walk their dog during the Great Nottingham Santa Run in Forest Reserve, Nottingham, England. AP / Rui Vieira English Bulldog Bix Jungles greets Santa at the 25th Annual Santa ClawsAE Photo Event in Fort Worth, Texas. AP Images for PetSmart / Richard W. Rodriguez A giant glowing Santa Claus towers over the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, southeastern France. AP / Lionel Cironneau Baylor fans, including one dressed as Santa Claus, celebrate their team’s victory in a football game in Waco, Texas. AP/LM Otero Dressed as Santa Claus, a diver feeds sardines at Coex Aquarium in Seoul, South Korea. Christmas is one of the biggest holidays in South Korea, where more than half of the population is Christian. AP / Ahn Young-joon Offingen, Germany – A man dressed as Santa rides his bike after attending kindergarten. ZUMA24.com / Thomas Warnack Frankfurt, Germany – About 400 Santa Clauses arrived by train at the main station. The promotion was initiated by Deutsche Bahn to surprise its passengers during Christmas. Kids tutors: Top 10 Reading Tutors Near Me for Kids All Grades and Ages Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 5:35 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Kid Top 10 Reading Tutors Near Me for Kids All Grades and Ages Recent reading tutor reviews Doris H. Doris helped my 9 year old daughter improve in Math. She helped her to grade level and multiplication and division skills are much better! Doris is kind, patient, and punctual. I also love that she includes a reward such as art after a job well done! – Karina B. Caitlin N. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Caitlin. She has brought my first grader up to speed with reading, she’s amazing! My son loves her and cannot wait until their tutor time each week. She has instilled a love of reading and learning in him. Caitlin is smart, kind, funny, and awesome atwhat she does…. – Lyndsay C. Michelle B. She has been a tremendous help for my 6 year old in learning to read. Would highly recommend her! – Kristen C. Kimberly M. Kimberly is one of the best teachers I have seen. She is kind, patient, and highly effective. – Jarvis D. Angela M. I was originally looking for an in-person tutor, not thinking virtual tutoring would be as effective, but I was wrong. After interviewing Mrs. Angela and hiring her, I quickly realized she’s nailed virtual tutoring, and did so well before the pandemic. My son H, loves is 50 min. with Mrs. Angelaand never complains about having to participate. I sometimes here them laughing, which tells me they have a good connection. Don’t hesitate to give her a try….you won’t regret it!… – Richard A. Reading tutors near me Doris H. | Henderson, NV $40-40/hr • 10 yrs exp • 63 yrs old Reading Tutor In Phonics, Language, Remediation — Part-Time/Full Time Description: 30 years tutoring experience one-on-one with learning disabled and dyslexic clients, using the Multisensory Approach Reading Proficiency for Remedial lessons. {Ex: Phonemic awareness, phonics, Multi-sensorystrategies for reading, writing & spelling Syllabication patterns for encoding/decoding). Since 2016, in Las Vegas, NV, I have been teaching children with ADHD, ADD, Dyslexia, & struggling readers. I assist your learner K4-adults in phonics & reading proficiency, rebuilding their self-confidence and self-esteem for success. Also, I was a Home School Instructor for 5 yrs; teaching my own children to excel in reading & language, in which 1 entered the gifted program in High School, benefiting her college entrance. I have also been teaching my students Internationally. Need tutoring locally, moving, job, vacation? Due to COVID, I ALSO provide Online Tutoring for children behind in grade levels. Currently preparing to launch Online Accelerated Reading Phonics Classes… Background Check Recent Review: Doris helped my 9 year old daughter improve in Math. She helped her to grade level and multiplication and division skills are much better! Doris is kind, patient, and punctual. I also love that she includes areward such as art after a job well done!. .. Reviewed by Karina B. Sue Anne F. | Ypsilanti, MI $25-30/hr • 10 yrs exp • 73 yrs old ESL, Language Arts Instructor, Reading Specialist, Speech Therapist Description: I’m a retired Special Education teacher and public school speech therapist. I’m a certified teacher in Michigan for 25 years and have a Masters in Learning Disabilities. I’ve worked with all ages and gradesK-12 in various positions. I enjoy working with children and youth to help them reach their potential and provide enrichment. I can diagnose, plan and implement a program to meet your student’s individualized needs. I specialize in reading, writing, speaking and study skills…. Background Check Description: I can do math, draw dance, music, and much more so book with me ! My math is always mathing, that’s why I’m the SUPPER NANNY ! Background Check Suzanne Z. | Hummelstown, PA $30-50/hr • 10 yrs exp • 49 yrs old Professional Certified Math, Reading And Spanish Tutor With 25 Years Experience Description: Hello! I am a professional tutor with 25 years experience. I graduated from UTSA with honors and a Secondary Math Teaching Certificate. I have taught every math k-12. I also teach online. Math Made EasyTutoring & Reading & Spanish. I have home schooled my 5 kids for 10 years and have taught every subject. I have tutored kids with learning disabilities and gifted-ness. I also have taught many 4-year-old how to read and write in a matter of weeks. I teach basic Spanish and ESL. I love kids and I love teaching and it shows. My goal is to make learning fun and instill confidence in my students while building life skills so they can eventually become independently successful. I believe we are a team that consists of student, parent(s) and tutor. I have many excellent references upon request and all my clearances. I work out of my home. I look forward to learning how I can help your student…. Background Check Description: Hello parents! My bachelor’s degree is in Elementary Education with a Spanish (foreign language) concentration. Additionally, I have Master’s Degrees in Curriculum Design and as a Reading Specialist. I ambilingual (English and Spanish) and have 10 years experience working with elementary aged children (K-5) in small groups as well as one on one settings. My greatest joy is seeing students become confident, happy readers! Looking forward to speaking with you!… Background Check Recent Review: I cannot say enough wonderful things about Caitlin. She has brought my first grader up to speed with reading, she’s amazing! My son loves her and cannot wait until their tutor time each week. She hasinstilled a love of reading and learning in him. Caitlin is smart, kind, funny, and awesome at what she does…. Reviewed by Lyndsay C. Description: With a masters degree in special education from Vanderbilt University and another masters in Secondary English and New Media from Vanderbilt, I am extremely qualified to offer specialized tutoring in readingand writing for a range of learners and needs. I currently teach 6th grade Language Arts at Jack Jouett Middle School and have over six years of teaching experience from K-8. I have a passion for problem solving and I love working one on one with students! I am also certified in WILSONS and trained in Just Words (an explicit, systematic, and research based phonics program for upper level grades)…. Background Check Robert H. | Walnut Creek, CA $40-50/hr • 10 yrs exp • 75 yrs old Online Tutor /Reading/Lang Arts, HS English/History/Science Description: I am a certified reading specialist K-12, a former public and private school teacher, and currently a private tutor. I can provide 1:1 online academic support for elementary students in the areas of readingcomprehension, writing, spelling, grammar, vocabulary, and executive functioning skills (organization, following directions, and study skills). Am skilled in assessing learning problems and finding creative ways of helping students overcome them (including learning disabilities and dyslexia). My approach involves motivating students based on their interests. For middle and high school students, I teach students comprehension and study skills (e. g., questioning, skimming, outlining, taking notes, technical vocabulary) that makes it easier for them to understand content area material in English, social studies/history, and science classes. I also work with them on assignments, and provide tips on how to study for tests. I do not provide tutoring in math…. Background Check Michelle B. | California, KY $25-27/hr • 10 yrs exp • 57 yrs old Elementary School Teacher K-8 Certified,, Reading Specialist, Curriculum Specialist Description: Hello! I am a retired elementary school teacher. I was a teacher for 27 years in Northern KY. I have experience teaching grades K-4 and I am a reading specialist. I have been the Teacher of the Year- 2002, aGolden Apple recipient- 2007, and was the Outstanding Teacher of Northern Kentucky in 2007. I love to teach by using a literacy based approach. I have access to numerous resources and can customize lessons specifically for the needs of the students. I am interested in pod learning /teaching. Children are my passion! I love to read to children, sing, laugh, take walks, anything that will make your child smile and feel loved. I can also guarantee that your child will read over 1, 000 books during the school year. I’m interested in library programs, zoo classes, crafts, and anything else that would enhance your child’s education. I’d love to meet you and your child/children)…. Background Check Recent Review: She has been a tremendous help for my 6 year old in learning to read. Would highly recommend her! Reviewed by Kristen C. Description: Hi there! I’m a certified teacher and taught for 11 years helping learners read, write and grasp mathematics. I’ve also worked with those with dyslexia, ADHD and high emotional needs for over decade. I studiedreading instruction intensely to earn my Master’s of Education in Reading and am a certified Reading Specialist. Most of my experience is teaching kindergarten and first grade but am qualified and comfortable to work with anyone in elementary or middle school. I’m also highly qualified to teach both adults and children English as another language. Send me a message with your needs (content, age, focus areas) and we’ll see if I’m a good fit. LGBTQ+ friendly and culturally sensitive to the BIPOC community…. Background Check Recent Review: Kimberly is one of the best teachers I have seen. She is kind, patient, and highly effective. Reviewed by Jarvis D. Description: Let me help you get your child off to a great start this 2022 school year! Offering tutoring in my home, or yours 2:30pm-5:30 p.m. Subjects include: phonics/reading, beginner’s Spanish, math and chemistry. Iam also able to pick up directly from Local Schools. I can also help with homeschooling curriculum and teaching classes which you may not feel confident teaching. I believe in hands-on, activity based learning rather than sitting in a chair at a desk with a textbook or worksheets. I taught life cycles by going out and digging up ant hills to see ant eggs and larva. I have used letter hopscotch to teach letter sounds and practice spelling. I have built bottle rockets to teach chemical reactions…. Background Check Description: I am passionate about eradicating illiteracy! As a young child, I struggled with reading. It was the help of a caring and patient teacher that helped me to get back on track. Ms. B inspired me to become ateacher and help children just like me; and, that is exactly what I have been doing for over 20 years as a California Credentialed Literacy Teacher…. Background Check Recent Review: I was originally looking for an in-person tutor, not thinking virtual tutoring would be as effective, but I was wrong. After interviewing Mrs. Angela and hiring her, I quickly realized she’s nailed virtualtutoring, and did so well before the pandemic. My son H, loves is 50 min. with Mrs. Angela and never complains about having to participate. I sometimes here them laughing, which tells me they have a good connection. Don’t hesitate to give her a try….you won’t regret it!… Reviewed by Richard A. Description: I am a certificated teacher in Washington State and California. I have taught Mathematics through a nine grade level. I have also taught Reading in grade school and to adults. Background Check Recent Review: Marguerite is very considerate for the families she work with. We appreciate when she gave us heads-up during the challenging times of the current pandemic. Although we hired Marguerite only for tutoring ourdaughter she didn’t hesitate to step up and prepare food if we were both busy with work calls while the kids got hungry. She also helped with chores while our daughter was started on her school assignment. Her calling presence was a great help for our ADHD daughter to focus…. Reviewed by David B. Tatiana G. | Winter Garden, FL $15-25/hr • 4 yrs exp • 22 yrs old Trustworthy & Experienced Math/Reading/Writing/ Science/Spanish Tutor Description: I have been tutoring since my freshmen year of college and have experienced tutoring children ages 6-18. Background Check Recent Review: Tatiana is very patient with kids. She helped my 12 year old with Science and my 15 year old with biology. She is very knowledgeable and committed. Very sweet too. Reviewed by Olga T. Description: I have worked with kids in some capacity for more than 15 years. While I started my career teaching history to middle schoolers I eventually found a passion for teaching struggling readers to read and thosewith difficulty writing to find their voice. I would love to help your student find a love of learning while increasing their skills…. Background Check Recent Review: Jill has been a tremendous support and advocate for our son. She always seems to know just what he needs each session. We started working will Jill before the dyslexia diagnosis, but she knew just how toengage him and make progress. Our son enjoys working with Jill and looks forward to their sessions. Highly recommend!… Reviewed by Danielle W. Elle G. | Manchester, TN $15-50/hr • 6 yrs exp • 28 yrs old Experienced Teacher. Math & Reading Tutor Description: I graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 2017. I have 5 years of teaching experience. I’ve taught in classrooms, theaters, and in homes. I’ve worked with public and homeschooled students. I enjoyteaching many subjects, but especially reading. I currently work in a university library and love to inspire young readers. I have experience working with children with special needs including: autism, adhd, dyslexia and other learning disabilities, speech and language disorders, deaf and hard of hearing, blindness and vision impairments, and physical disabilities. I can provide proof of education and references if needed…. Background Check Recent Review: Elle is extremely dedicated to her work and is sure to do a fantastic job assisting with whatever challenges someone may be facing. Elle has helped me successfully write and edit papers throughout my academiccareer and has never steered me wrong. I have always received high marks when she has helped me…. Reviewed by Julie J. Jennifer H. | Houston, TX $30-45/hr • 10 yrs exp • 39 yrs old Academic Interventionist (Phonics/Reading) Description: My name is Jennifer. I live in Cypress. Texas area. I have more than 13 years of teaching and tutoring experience in Early Education, Elementary and Middle School settings – private and public. I have taught inthe central and eastern regions of the United States. I have also taught at Children’s Courtyard, Bethany’s Weekday-school, Catapult Learning and Katy, LaMarque and Houston Independent School Districts. I specialize in teaching basic life skills, math, phonics, phonemic awareness, reading, handwriting, writing, STAAR strategies to struggling learners and exceptional students (grades pre-k through 6). I am also available to help your high school student with undergraduate college and career planning. I am patient, consistent, caring and will motivate your child to enjoy learning. You can count on me to help your child bridge those academic gaps and develop necessary skills needed to navigate through life!… Background Check Recent Review: She is very diligent and delightful and always punctual, she has lots of patience with kids and know how to caring out her duty professionally. Reviewed by Rachy F. Leah B. | Irvine, CA $45-65/hr • 5 yrs exp • 27 yrs old Elementary Reading And Math Specialist Description: Hi there! My name is Leah, and I truly love working with preschool and elementary age students. I am a fully credentialed multiple subject teacher (elementary school) in California with a master’s degree inUrban Education. I have 5 years of teaching and tutoring experience. I taught second grade for 3 years, and I also taught summer school with students ranging in age from kindergarten to fifth grade. Additionally, I have experience tutoring preschool age students letters and beginning math concepts in preparation for kindergarten both in person and virtually via Zoom. I also have experience tutoring younger elementary students phonics via Zoom. I am particularly passionate about working with elementary age students because their tremendous potential for growth. I particularly enjoy teaching reading and math. I am available to tutor in person in the greater Irvine, CA area as well as virtually. Pricing depends on in person/virtual as well as hours committed each week…. Background Check Recent Review: We hired Leah during the pandemic because our son had fallen way behind grade level for reading with virtual school. She met with him twice a week for reading lessons online (it was a huge relief that she wasable to make it work since I’m immune compromised, and I’m confident that she’d be really effective in person as well), and our son always looked forward to meeting with her. She was kind and engaging and managed to get our son back up to grade level before starting in person again this year. If either of my kids started falling behind on anything ever again I would hire Leah again in a heartbeat. You can tell she really cares about kids, she was always willing to accommodate our schedule, and she always showed up on time and completely prepared. I really can’t recommend her enough!… Reviewed by Lacey W. Description: I was a public school teacher for 36 years. I taught in the general education classroom, grades K-5, as well as in the special education classroom. I am a trained Reading Specialist with a Master’s in Reading. I was an ESL teacher for 25 years. I am now retired but I miss interacting with students. I love tutoring because I enjoy the one-on-one attention I can give my students. It is so exciting to see them make progress, and connect their learning in the classroom with our lessons. All children can learn, I just have to take time to find out what motivates them!… Background Check Description: I am a PA certified reading specialist with a Master’s Degree in Education. I have more than 21 years experience working with children, mostly for grades K, 1, 4, 5, junior and senior high. I tutored collegelevel reading, English and Algebra. I am currently a substitute teacher and a part-time nanny…. Background Check Marisa D. | San Diego, CA $20-45/hr • 10 yrs exp • 29 yrs old Master-Level English/Reading & Writing Tutor! Description: I am a Master-level, licensed educator with a passion for helping students learn at their individual level and HAVE FUN while doing it! My innovative approach to teaching blends a variety of programs that areintentionally specialized and intended to make learning engaging, purposeful, and fun. I have over 10+ years of tutoring experience and run an educational services business, to support students both virtually and in-person! I help students with their homework/academics, homeschool programs, and reading/writing intervention. I have worked with students across a wide spectrum of abilities, ages, levels, and school experiences. I also run camps, courses, and small-group learning for different ages!. .. Background Check Showing 1 – 20 of 27706 Looking for a reading tutor? Hiring a reading tutor is very common for parents with kids in elementary school who need some help improving their reading skills. Compare readingspecialists by the specific services they provide and their experience working with kids. Read reviews from other families and find the right match for you…. Hiring a reading tutor is very common for parents with kids in elementary school who need some help improving their reading skills. Compare reading specialists by the specific services they provide and their experience working with kids. Read reviews from other families and find the right match for you. Reading tutors by the numbers 27,706 providers 5.9 yrs avg. experience 25,190 member reviews 4.7 / 5 avg. rating FAQs for Reading Tutors How much do reading tutors cost in 2022? The average rate on Care.com for a reading tutor as of December, 2022 is $18.85 per hour. The cost may vary depending on the tutor’s years of experience, level of education, your location, and the student’s individual needs. The tutor’s rate will also vary if you chose to have a one-on-one private reading lesson or if they have multiple students sharing the same tutoring session. Can I find private reading tutors on Care.com? Most tutors can provide private reading sessions held at home and paid by the hour. You can search for a reading tutor near your area that matches your needs and coordinate a schedule that works for both of you. How do I know if my child needs a reading tutor? Your child may benefit from having a reading tutor if you notice that he or she is having difficulty reading and gets frustrated easily. A typical sign is when his or her grades are falling behind the rest of the class. In some cases, a few one-on-one sessions with a reading specialist will help the child to get back on track and regain his or her reading confidence. If your child also has difficulty writing, it might be a better option to consider hiring an English tutor instead. Free Tutoring: Where to Find Low-Cost Tutors for Kids Some tutors charge $60 per hour or more. But you can find experienced tutors who charge much less. And with more tutoring options moving online, you can skip the huge fees without ever leaving your couch.  Below are eight free or low-cost tutoring programs — and details about them that may be especially helpful for students who learn and think differently. Before you dive in, check with your child’s school to see if it offers free tutoring. Do you live near a college or university? Call their education or psychology department to see if they offer free tutoring for kids. Your child’s school and nearby colleges may also have lists of local groups or people who do free or low-cost tutoring.   1. Children’s Dyslexia Centers How it works: Kids with dyslexia in grades 1–12 get free one-on-one tutoring twice a week. Tutors are trained in the science of reading. There are more than 40 Children’s Dyslexia Centers in 13 states. The centers are funded by the Scottish Rite, Northern Jurisdiction of Freemasonry. Cost: Free Keep in mind: Kids must be formally tested for dyslexia before you contact these centers. 2. Club Z Tutoring How it works: This one costs more than the other groups on this list. But Club Z is one of the few tutoring sites advertising that it helps students with ADHD and learning differences. There are more than 400 locations, so chances are good you can sign up for in-home or online tutoring. Cost: $39 per hour in-person or online Keep in mind: Some tutors have more experience than others in helping kids with ADHD and learning differences. 3. GoPeer How it works: All the tutors at GoPeer are students at top colleges. They know that no two people learn the same way and that most students benefit from learning things in more than one way. GoPeer’s online tutors use a virtual whiteboard and other tools to tailor one-on-one instruction based on a learner’s strengths and needs.  Cost: $20 per hour. You can also apply for free tutoring from volunteer tutors. Keep in mind: The $20 per hour is on top of a monthly fee. You can pay the monthly fee as you go, at a rate of $25 per month. Or pay for a year all at once at a rate that averages out to $12.50 per month. 4. Learn to Be How it works: This nonprofit offers free, one-on-one, online tutoring to underserved students. The tutors at Learn to Be are volunteers who are background checked. Students tend to have one or two tutoring sessions a week. Cost: Free Keep in mind: Applicants are accepted based on financial need. The application includes questions about household income and free or reduced-price lunch.   5. Power Hour at the Boys and Girls Club of America How it works: This afterschool program helps kids and teens with homework. In some locations, the Power Hour program includes one-on-one tutoring. Tutors and volunteers are trained to identify and help students with ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences.  Cost: Free to Boys and Girls Club members. Membership fees are different for different clubs. Some charge $5 a year. Some charge $50 a year. Financial assistance is available. Keep in mind: Not all clubs offer tutoring as part of the Power Hour program.  6. Varsity Tutors How it works: Online options include one-on-one tutoring and interactive group classes. You can search Varsity Tutors for tutors certified in subjects, like phonics and executive functioning, that may be especially helpful for your child. Cost: Large classes are free. Some small group classes cost more than others. For example, a phonics class costs $15 an hour. An Orton–Gillingham (OG) reading class costs $37 an hour or more. (That’s pretty steep, but a one-on-one session with a certified reading specialist is likely to cost a lot more online or in-person.) Keep in mind: Tutoring prices aren’t listed on the site. You need to call or fill out a form to get that information. 7. YMCA How it works: Some YMCA locations offer a lot of academic support. For example, some North Carolina chapters offer Y Learning. The YMCA of Central New York has an Academic Support Program. In both places, certified teachers provide homework help and group instruction in core subjects like language arts and math.  Cost: Some academic-support programs are free to all kids. Some charge a fee to non-members. Some YMCA locations also offer private tutoring for a fee. Keep in mind: Not all YMCA locations offer these kinds of academic support.  8. Your local library How it works: Many public libraries offer free homework help. They partner with sites like Tutor.com to give free one-on-one help from a live, online tutor. You’ll need your library card and an internet connection. Some libraries also offer free one-on-one tutoring in person. Cost: Free Keep in mind: Some libraries don’t offer online tutoring. And some offer it, but it’s hard to find on their website. Call your local library to ask for help. Get more information on tutoring for kids who learn and think differently: Learn about different kinds of tutoring. Not all tutors have the same level of training or provide the same level of support for students.  Get a list of questions to ask to help you find the right tutor for your child. If your child isn’t making progress, it may be time to look for a different tutor. Related topics School supports Tutor to prepare for the exam for students in grades 10 and 11 of the online school Uchi. Doma. The first lesson is free Why us? Remote format Save free time and money for trips to the Tutor Individual Track of Learning Get only the necessary knowledge – without haste, nerves and excessive load Experienced teachers Learn with experts of the exam: they know how the work of graduates is evaluated A lot of practice Fix each topic on real assignments from the Unified State Exam-2023 From Uchi.At home you will pass the Unified State Examination – we guarantee If you do not pass the Unified State Examination while regularly attending classes and doing homework, we will return the money. Detailed conditions are in the offer. Try for free How education is structured 1 Introductory lesson We talk about the structure of the USE, determine the level of knowledge and draw up an individual training program 2 Classes with a tutor We study and repeat the theory – all topics correspond to the USE codifier. Practice on exam demos 3 Homework Solve more problems in the USE format to consolidate knowledge and work out different types of tasks 4 Intermediate test level of training 5 Final work Complete the work on all the topics covered in the KIM USE format to understand how you learned the material Get access to the trial USE Take an introductory lesson and get access to tasks from the real exam for free. You will know the result of the test immediately Subjects and curriculum All lessons are developed according to the FIPI methodological recommendations Our graduates enter the best universities in the country Reviews Alena, does math I study at home and improve basic math. In the 9th grade, I fell into triples, and this year I realized that I wouldn’t pass at all without help. I study with Elena, how she still tolerates me, I don’t know))) But I see progress! I can’t draw on the profile, but I’m already sure in the database)) Artem, studies physics I plan to enter Baumanka, I’m pumping physics with a tutor. It’s great that there is a lot of practice on tasks from the Unified State Examination in the classroom. The more we decide, the more confident I feel. nine0008 Lyudmila, Lisa’s mother My daughter studied at Uchi.ru for two years and found out that now you can prepare for the USE with a tutor. We trust this brand, the youngest in elementary school is also engaged in the platform. Therefore, we decided to improve biology with a tutor, as our daughter is preparing to enter medical school. Very satisfied with the teacher from the first lesson! 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Experienced teachers We will find an approach to the child and help develop motivation and desire to study the subject Emphasis on practice We consolidate knowledge on tasks from the OGE and conduct trial exams in each subject Convenient format The child does not need to go to a tutor: all classes are held online 8:00–22:00 Moscow time No additional costs You do not need to buy textbooks and notebooks: everything you need is in the student’s personal account For whom the lessons are suitable For those who need high grades to enter a specialized class or college For those who are afraid of not getting the minimum scores for the OGE and not getting a certificate For those who want to improve their knowledge and improve their grades in order to finish grade 9 with only “4” and “5” For those who have already decided on admission What the child will learn Will fill in the knowledge gaps from the school curriculum Will understand complex topics and will better understand the subject Will be able to solve them on assignments quickly and correctly Gain self-confidence and stop being afraid of exams How learning is built 1 Introductory lesson Getting to know each other and determining the level of knowledge of the student and the purpose of learning. 2 Lessons with a tutor Repetition of theory and practicing different types of assignments in practice 3 Online homework 0008 4 Feedback We send you class reports. The progress of the student is also visible in the personal account Subjects and curriculum All lessons are developed according to the FIPI methodological recommendations and correspond to the OGE codifier The student will be able to repeat all the topics in spelling and punctuation in 5-9 rules on practice. The tutor will explain the mechanics of solving test tasks and teach you to recognize and bypass the “traps” that they meet. In the classroom, the student will write at least 10 essays and presentations and receive feedback from the tutor. nine0008 Let’s repeat the key topics from the mathematics course for grades 5–6, as well as the algebra and geometry material for grades 7–9. We explain the theory in an interactive format and immediately fix it in practice, taking into account the peculiarities of the examination tasks. We pay special attention to the ability to prove statements and formulate problems. 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Kindercare gurnee illinois: Hunt Club KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Gurnee, IL Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 5:35 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Hunt Club KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Gurnee, IL Our classrooms are places to thrive!  In our safe and healthy classrooms, your child will be engaged in learning experiences that meet them where they are, both socially and academically. With fun daily activities, passionate teachers, and great friends, a lifetime of confidence starts here. Contact the center director to learn more about our child care options and schedule a tour!  Hunt Club KinderCare Programs Our Teachers Family Stories FAQs AMERICA’S MOST ACCREDITED We’re so proud! Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited – nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That’s a big difference, and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here’s why. SCHOOL-READY What Learning Looks Like Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment. Hunt Club KinderCare Programs Infant Programs (6 weeks–1 year) Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a big step. Everyone at our centers—most importantly, our naturally gifted infant teachers—will work with you to make sure the transition goes smoothly. When you step into our infant classroom, you’ll see how much we want your infant to feel safe, loved, and ready to explore their world. Toddler Programs (1–2 Years) Everything in our toddler classroom is designed for little explorers. That’s because a lot is going on at this age. When your child is wandering all over the place, that means they’re learning and discovering new things every day. We’ll help them explore their interests (and find new ones!) as they play and learn. Discovery Preschool Programs (2–3 Years) This age is filled with so much wonder and curiosity. That’s why we offer a ton of books and toys and bring artwork down to kids eye level. Children in discovery preschool also begin to learn how we all work together in a classroom. Simple math and science, pretend play, and group play help them get used to a more structured school setting. Preschool Programs (3–4 Years) This age is all about expression, when kids really start to form their own ideas about what they want to play and how they want to create. Every day in our preschool classroom, your child will explore science experiments, create artwork, and play pretend—all the skills needed for their big next step: kindergarten! Prekindergarten Programs (4–5 Years) When you walk into one of our pre-K classrooms, you’ll see artwork and writing displayed around the room. Labels are everywhere to help kids connect letters with words. You’ll also see pictures on the walls that reflect the families in our community. Your child will also deepen their knowledge in language, math, science, Spanish, and social skills. Kindergarten Programs (5–6 Years) Welcome to kindergarten: the gateway to grade school and everything that comes next! Offered in select centers, our kindergarten programs have small class sizes and curriculums that mix learning and fun. The basic building blocks of reading, writing, math, and science are key in kindergarten, so we make sure they get lots of practice in all of these areas. Before- and After-School Programs (5–12 Years) You can count on us to provide reliable care for your school-ager while you’re at work, with safe transportation from our center to your child’s school and back! Whether your child wants to start a drama club, build a volcano, or create a comic book, they will have a place to follow their dreams. Your child will start and end the day with a whole lot of fun! School Break Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age) Winter break, spring break, summer break—when school’s out (but you still need to work), you can count on KinderCare to provide a safe and supportive learning environment that’s focused on fun. We welcome children ages 5–12 during school break times and make sure they have a sensational, screen-free experience they won’t forget. Participating Child Care Aware Center KinderCare partners with Child Care Aware® of America to offer fee assistance for Active Duty military families and flexible support to fit their needs when care at a Child Development Center on the installation is not available. Learning Adventures – Enrichment Program Cooking Academy™ (3 – 12 Years) In Cooking Academy, kids learn new recipes from cultures around the world and develop a healthy relationship with food. They’ll whip up everything from Southwest rainbow lettuce wraps to pumpkin muffins, building their skills in STEM, communication, and more along the way. And yes—little chefs get to eat their culinary creations! Music Explorers™ (2 – 4 Years) KinderCare families are already giving a standing ovation to our newest Learning Adventures program: Music Explorers! Kids will learn to sing, move, listen, play instruments, and even create their own tunes. Our original curriculum blends math, science, social studies, literacy, and mindfulness (think yoga!) for a uniquely KinderCare way of learning the foundations of music. Phonics Adventures® (2 – 4 Years) Learning how to read is a whole lot of fun at KinderCare! We help kids grow to love books and words (and get ready for kindergarten) in our Phonics Adventures program. From discovering the basics of vowels to practicing poetry, kids learn all about letters and sounds in small-group lessons made just for their age group. (Bonus: Kids who attend our phonics program are more prepared than their peers for school—and we have the data to prove it.) Spanish Spanish Adventures provides young learners with a foundation for later success with the Spanish language. Music, games, children’s Spanish literature, and other tools give children multiple opportunities to hear, practice, and see Spanish language to develop vocabulary and conversation skills. Curriculum includes lessons on greetings, numbers, colors, animals, family, body parts, and pets, as well as how to engage conversationally during common scenarios at home, a restaurant, or at the zoo. STEM Innovators (3-8 Years) You’ve probably heard a lot about how important STEM education is for your child, but what does that really mean? Our STEM Innovators program takes kids’ natural ability to make sense of the world and applies it to robotics, chemistry, coding, geology, and more. While your child experiments, they’ll discover how to use technology to do amazing things! Reading Our Teachers We’re the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn’t enough though. KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply, we love our teachers and your child will, too. Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers! A KINDERCARE TEACHER WITH An Artist’s Heart “My classroom is full of art!” says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are. We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We’re so proud to have been named one of Gallup’s 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award. When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience an amazing place to learn and grow. Family Stories Don’t take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center! A little over a year ago, I brought my 2 year old to KinderCare. There were really rough changes going on in her life at the time. Hunt Club KinderCare staff was kind, supportive, and understanding. They took a crying child from my arms and within a few short months, her demeanor had changed two-fold. Today, with the guidance from the staff, she has become a happy, more confident, ready-to-learn child.   When a family member leaves an uneasy child in the hands of KinderCare staff, it is reassuring that when you pick them up and the daily reports they complete on each child explains what they did and what type of day they had.   It makes the worries you had when dropping them off seem to go away quickly. Monthly curriculum sheets distributed at the beginning of each month helps parents/guardians prepare their child for each day and allows for conversation at the end of the day. This is a structured, well nurtured environment for all children.       Cheryl – KinderCare Parent Share Your Story If you have a story about your experience at KinderCare, please share your story with us . Who Are KinderCare Families? They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common, though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting. Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families. A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A Home in Houston Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure. Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go. Frequently Asked Questions What accreditations does KinderCare have? We are your trusted caregiver. Our centers are state-licensed and regularly inspected to make sure everything meets or exceeds standards, including child-to-teacher ratios and safe facilities. Our centers aren’t just licensed—most are accredited, too! Find out more. Do you offer part-time schedules at Hunt Club KinderCare? Everybody’s schedule is different. We’re happy to offer quality, affordable part-time and full-time childcare. Drop-in care may also be available. Reach out to your Center Director to learn more. How does naptime work at Hunt Club KinderCare? Our teachers meet every child’s needs during naptime. Our teachers know how to get babies to nap. In fact, they are pros at getting children of any age to nap. Visit our article on “10 Ways We Help Kids Get a Great Daycare Nap” to learn more. Do you support alternative diets? We strive to be as inclusive as possible. To that point, we provide a vegetarian option at mealtime, take care to not serve common allergens and can adapt menus based on your child’s food sensitivities. If your child has additional needs, we’ll work with you to figure out a plan. Are meals included in tuition? Can I choose to send my child with lunch? We provide nutritious meals and snacks developed by a registered dietician to meet the needs of rapidly growing bodies and minds. If your child has special dietary requirements and you would prefer to bring in their lunch, please make arrangements with the center director. Does my child need to be potty-trained? Every child begins toilet learning at a different age. Until your child shows an interest in toilet learning, we’ll provide diaper changes on an as-needed basis. When your child shows an interest, we’ll discuss how to work together to encourage toilet learning. Daycares in Gurnee, IL | KinderCare KinderCare has partnered with Gurnee families for more than 50 years to provide award-winning early education programs and high-quality childcare in Gurnee, IL. Whether you are looking for a preschool in Gurnee, 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. Gurnee KinderCare Phone: (847) 360-1122 4574 Brookhaven Rd Gurnee IL 60031 Distance from address: 0. 91 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Hunt Club KinderCare Phone: (847) 360-1135 6480 Gurnee Mills Cir W Gurnee IL 60031 Distance from address: 3.29 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Grayslake KinderCare Phone: (847) 548-9374 790 N Lake Street Grayslake IL 60030 Distance from address: 7. 35 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Round Lake Beach KinderCare Phone: (847) 543-7910 1512 North IL Route 83 Round Lake Beach IL 60073 Distance from address: 7.96 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Phillip Road KinderCare Phone: (847) 680-7771 5 E Phillip Rd Vernon Hills IL 60061 Distance from address: 9. 63 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Mundelein KinderCare Phone: (847) 970-9554 695 S IL Route 83 Mundelein IL 60060 Distance from address: 10.08 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Round Lake Heights KinderCare Phone: (847) 546-3383 700 W Rollins Rd Round Lake Heights IL 60073 Distance from address: 10. 08 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:15 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Vernon Hills KinderCare Phone: (847) 680-3835 451 Creekside Dr Vernon Hills IL 60061 Distance from address: 10.40 miles Ages: 6 weeks to 12 years Open: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F Tuition & Openings Buffalo Grove KinderCare Phone: (847) 459-6995 651 Deerfield Pkwy Buffalo Grove IL 60089 Distance from address: 14. Preschool irvine california: Turtle Rock Preschool | Infant, Preschool and Kindergarten Child Care in Irvine Опубликовано: February 25, 2023 в 5:07 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Pomegranate Schools in Orange County Montessori & Reggio-inspired Education Our Mission To provide life-relevant, purpose-driven Pre-K – 5 education to every child that comes through our doors.  Our mission is rooted in the idea that education should help students discover their talents, interests, and true purpose in life, starting at the preschool level. Our goal is to provide an educational landscape inspired by the Montessori and Reggio Emilia approaches where every child can realize their potential and dare to dream, connect to their purpose, and lean into their creative ability to make the world a better place. Contact us today to enroll your child in one of our schools. The Pomegranate Child The Pomegranate Child is the very heart of our education system. From where their learning starts with child-led, child-discovered education and play to the day they graduate from Pomegranate Schools, the child is our driving force and inspiration. We chose the name “Pomegranate” because the pomegranate fruit is represented in many cultures’  art and architecture as a symbol of fruitfulness, prosperity, ambition, and joy. Our Unique Environment Our physical environment is professionally designed to allow for the cultivation of beauty, creativity, innovation, the free flow and exchange of ideas, self-awareness, social-emotional regulation, and multiple intelligences. The interior of each school is designed with extra care and imagination. We believe that the spaces in which we live, work, and learn greatly shape our lives and reflect what we believe. The patterns of light and shade, the colors we choose, the shapes and type of material the space is built out of, and the furniture or materials we use (or don’t use) in the spaces we inhabit have a direct and daily impact on our lives. That is why the design of each site is particularly important for the mission of our school. We’re More Than a School – We’re a Family! Pomegranate Schools is the mother program of a group of Montessori and/or Reggio-inspired family child care programs as well as a commercial learning center for early childhood education and elementary-age students living in Irvine and broader Orange County. Our sites include: Pomegranate Irvine Preschool Pomegranate Lake Forest Preschool Kingdom Gen Preschool (A Partner School) Sparks Academy Preschool (A Partner School) Pomegranate Learning Center — TK – Kindergarten Acton Academy — Grades 1 – 5 Pomegranate Schools is dedicated to empowering others to offer high-quality education and care to children. We partner with incredible educators and caregivers who are excited to join the Pomegranate Schools family, and we work with these providers to incorporate Pomegranate’s curriculum, philosophy of care and education, and support in the design of the learning environment. Contact us today for enrollment information. Business Structure of Pomegranate Schools How our different sites are managed: Pomegranate Schools is an umbrella organization that contracts with trusted and vetted providers of Family Child Care Homes (FCCH) and educators in providing curriculum and marketing support to them, as well as uniform customer service. We use a uniform marketing strategy, advertise and promote all of our sites together, and provide our clients with centralized customer service and curriculum. Pomegranate Schools is not a franchise nor does it own its partner sites. It is simply a network of in-home and commercial schools that share the same mission and passion for excellent care and education.   Our Locations Kingdom Gen Preschool: A Partner School Program Type: In-home Preschool: ages 2 y. – 5 y. Licensee: V. Vilkin (license # 304313898) Location: 204 Episode, Irvine, CA 92618 Pomegranate Lake Forest Preschool Program Type: In-home Preschool: ages 2.5 y. – 5 y. Licensee: M. Ivanchuk (license # 304313809) Location: 20931 Parkridge, Lake Forest, CA 92630 Pomegranate Learning Center Program Type: Commercial School: TK – Kindergarten Location: 18 Truman, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92620 ​Pomegranate Irvine Preschool Program Type: In-home: ages 2. 5 y. – 5 y. Licensee: I. Ivanchuk (license # 304313819) Location: 101 Newall, Irvine, CA 92618 Sparks Academy TK-K: A Partner School Program Type: In-home: ages 2 y. – 5 y. Licensee: L. Vilkin (license # 304314020) Location: 113 Sculpture, Irvine CA 92618 Acton Academy  Program Type: Private Elementary School Location:  18 Truman, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92620 We would love to hear from our families! Please leave us a review below! Leave Us A Review Here! Pomegranate Schools (including Pomegranate Learning Center: An Acton Academy) values, respects, and benefits from the unique identity of each learner and community member and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, ability, gender, religion, national/ethnic origin, or socioeconomic status in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, or any school administered programs. © 2021 Pomegranate Schools. All Rights Reserved. 949-491-5224 Affordable Flexible Montessori Funtime Preschool Irvine, Lake Forest, Tustin, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Laguna Woods, Laguna Niguel, Funtime, Child Devleopment Center, Early Childhood Education, Childcare, Daycare, Summer Camp, Tutoring, Tustin, Santa Ana, Costa mesa, Newport Beach, Lake Forest, Orange county, Southern California Flexible Schedule Quality Education 949-491-5224 Flexible Hours/Days: Choice to enroll for as many hours per day, or as many days per week. Choice of adding extra hours any day, (or extra days) aside from your routine schedule. Drop-off and pick-up whenever its suits your schedule. Open from 8:30am to 5:30pm. Sign-up for 3 or 6 or 9 hour programs. Academic/Social development: Balanced focus on “Academic” as well as “Social development” addressing all the needs of the child, for eventual success in life. Due to short attention span of children, their daily activities schedule is broken down into half hour classes involving their motor-skills development and mental acuity enhancement. Track Progress of Learning: Daily, we send home all the worksheets and artwork, that children work on. This way parents know real-time as to what level of learning their child is at. This also helps parents get involved in the child’s learning by doing with them the extra work we send home. Pictures and videos are also messaged to parents almost on a daily basis. Periodically childs learning improvements assessments are documented with parents meetings as needed. Reading-readiness: Emphasis on reading readiness helps kids perform at 2nd grade level by the time they graduate from the preschool. Trips and Events: We have seasonal events almost every month, mostly at venues other than the preschool. Families get to mingle with each other for extended time in an entertaining environment. These events are very nicely celebrated so checkout the pictures/videos online. Affordable rates: Quality education should not cost too much. A variety of programs available with tuition rates starting at as low as $400/month. Besides the structured Montessori education and care, we provide a fun environment where children enjoy developing into their best. View our photo gallery to glimpse into what educational fun children enrolled with us have. We all are fortunate to be in southern California with its perfect weather and cosmopolitan culture. Children here are more enlightened and have more opportunities to learn and succeed in life. Thats why we offer a variety of enrichment classes. Currently we have enrichment classes ongoing in swimming, languages (French, Spanish, etc.), piano, ballet dancing, sculpting, arts/crafts, culinary science, sign language, gymnastics and music.   True to our name, we don’t miss any opportunity to have fun and celebrate. Because of the many events that we have involving parents, all the parents know each other very well. We differentiate ourselves from other local preschools by involving our students in additional fun events and activities, besides the 3Rs (Reading, wRiting and aRithmatic), to enhance the overall development of children. Our students develop multifaceted talents due to the exposure to various public events outside the preschool, where they are active participants. OUR VISION: We see ourselves as an organization able to provide all of the children’s needs that parents are unable to provide because of their busy life. Rather than parents having to shuttle the kids from one place of learning to other, we provide all the learnings in one place. Our extra-curricular activities continue to grow with suggestions from parents on what their children’s needs are. We also provide after-school care, summer camps and tutoring. We are dedicated to serving all people on an equal and nondiscriminatory basis. We hope you find our website both informative and practical, with easy access to our downloadable forms, calendar, newsletters and flyers, as well as links to current related websites. The photos and illustrations used on our site are based on our students’ drawings and pictures. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do. Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed. – Dr. Maria Montessori State License # 304311447 Exploring the World: Irvine Irvine is a city in Orange County. It is located between Los Angeles and San Diego. At the entrance to the city is listed – The City Of Irvine – City of Irvine. The Irvine family ran an agricultural business in the area and contributed greatly to the development of Orange County. View of the city from the south-southeast (Turtle Rock) Almost the entire city belongs to Mr. Donald Bren (Donald Bren), who is called “landsilent” here. His company, the Irvine Company, owns lands and communities built on them in Irvine and several other cities along the coast. Mr. Bren’s fortune is many times greater than, for example, Trump’s, but you hardly heard the name of this person. nine0003 Mr. Bren is doing everything to increase the attractiveness of rented housing. Thanks to his regular donations, local schools and the university have a very high rating. The city is kept clean and regularly ranked as the safest in the US (among cities with a population of 200-500 thousand people, it seems). More than half of the population lives in rented housing. In fact, this is a very important point – it is profitable for investors to invest in the city, in infrastructure, sponsor schools and universities, because everything will return with interest. Housing prices, of course, are lower than in Silicon Valley, but still quite high. A two-room apartment (usually a kitchen-studio with a living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms) can be rented on average for $ 2000-2300 – in an apartment complex with a heated pool, gym and other amenities. nine0003 They say about Irvine’s houses “cookie cutter houses” – the same, stamped with a cookie cutter, this despite the fact that each community seems to be made in a certain style. The rules here are set by councils and associations of homeowners, so all communities, although they have their own characteristics, are painted in the same brown and beige color scheme. The locals say: “It’s customary in Irvine to paint houses in all shades of shit.” This creates some order, but eventually gets boring. Moreover, the colorful houses of neighboring imperfect Anaheim and the bright orange roofs of some San Clemente eventually begin to cause almost childish delight. nine0003 One of the most expensive areas, summer. A typical elementary school building from the HOAG hospital window. We need to buy a drone :)0015 Bill Barber Park playground, one of the largest in the city (part of the complex) Population Irvine is a city of immigrants. About half of the city’s population is white, the rest are Asians, most of all Chinese and Koreans, many Indians, African Americans are rare. Politically correct white Americans on the forums are frankly indignant at the dominance of Asians, not particularly distinguishing immigrants from the Celestial Empire from others, and, of course, not bypassing the image of an Asian tiger mother (Asian tiger mom) – a perfectionist who seeks to raise a super-successful child (such an image is played up, for example, in movie “Interns”). nine0016 Iron rule: the cooler the school, the more Chinese and other Asians will be in the area. Interestingly, the Chinese do not like to settle next to the Indians, so the newer areas of northern Irvine are inhabited mainly by wealthy Chinese, Indians are much more common in Westpark, for example. There are few Russians, according to official figures, only about one and a half thousand, but you cannot call us a diaspora here. The Russians of Irvine are not very active, judge for yourself, at the festival dedicated to the cultural diversity of the city, it seemed to me that more than 60 peoples were represented, but the Russians did not set up their tent. nine0016 There are a couple of schools in neighboring towns that organize additional classes in Russian, but there are no full-fledged, let’s say, Russian schools and kindergartens, as, for example, in Miami. When we first moved, it seemed to me that there were only a few Russian speakers in Irvine, but over time we began to meet our people more and more often, and it is interesting that almost all of our new acquaintances also moved to Irvine in 2015. Basically, of course, IT-shniks. Multinationals at Irvine Global Village Festival Management problems. It may seem surprising to some, but there are plenty of problems in the city. There are a lot of unflattering reviews about the current mayor on the net and in local newspapers. The public is trying to give maximum publicity to scandals that smack of corruption, such as the situation with the still unfinished Great Park, whose budget is inflated, while recreational land continues to go under private development. Stones are flying and representatives of the city council who lobby the interests of developers, influence the speed of decision-making, etc. For example, the latest scandal is connected with a lady from the city council, so to speak, who pushed through the interests of KIA (as a developer), while receiving substantial money allegedly for the provision of consulting services. nine0003 Public activists consider the construction of a school on the contaminated land of the former military airfield another serious problem. The mayor’s office is inactive, not providing data on soil analysis, but meanwhile the school should be handed over this year. There is something to worry about, because the substances (fuel components) found by the public in the soil are carcinogenic. With such a high price for land, it is difficult to be objective. Private houses Basin in one of the combi Townburi 9000 9000 Ecology Despite the high California standards for car emissions, car pollution is huge here, because cars in the city in total are like in some Russian millionaire, or even more, plus several major highways pass through the city. At a minimum, we get soot on the windows and high noise pollution is what is felt physically. Of course, it cannot be compared with the acetone aroma of Omsk, but this causes a certain discomfort. Especially when you consider that most of the year the air is quite dry, the rains can be counted on the fingers. It even seems to me that the oxygen content in the air here is not painfully high. nine0003 The next point is the use of pesticides and herbicides in fields near residential areas. Maybe I would not pay attention to this – it seems like there are not very many fields in the city, but they are, and moreover, the lease contains the words that we “are informed, understand and accept.” By the way, the same agreement hints at the possible use of pesticides and other things for the treatment of lawns within parks and residential areas. Strawberry field along road Public transport Public transport is poorly developed. In the main, everyone travels in their own cars. There are several bus routes, including routes to other cities in the district, but such buses run extremely rarely. There are 4 routes served by shuttles (a type of minibus) – they run once every 15 minutes or less during peak hours on 4 main streets from the tube stations in Tustin and Irvine, the fare is $1. I mentioned the subway – it’s not really a subway, it’s an elevated high-speed train connecting Los Angeles and San Diego. nine0003 Children are transported to schools by special buses. These buses, shall we say, have a limited range. That is, a bus that collects children to certain schools runs in a given area, and if somehow the child got to school, but lives in another area (for example, the family moved), you will have to take the child to school on your own. For Irvine schools, an annual ticket costs $370. The city is not very suitable for life without a car, especially if you have a family and children. One can try to get by with a bicycle – here for cyclists both paths, and specially allocated lanes, I must say, are quite wide. But, nevertheless, the bicycle here is more like a hobby: the distances are quite long, in the hot months the temperature at five in the evening, when everyone goes home, is quite high. Therefore, people prefer to go to work and shopping by car. nine0003 Transport system The city can be considered very new, which is probably why, even during the construction of the first districts, roads were laid with at least 2 lanes in each direction, with separate lanes for turning left, added closer to the intersection. The speed limit is generally 45-55 miles per hour, i.e. 72-88.5 km/h. High traffic streets usually have three lanes in each direction. Of course, there are bottlenecks – for example, bridges and viaducts across major highways. nine0016 There are no underground passages at all, only traffic lights, but I must say that very few people walk on foot. However, if a pedestrian turns green, this will inevitably collect a large number of cars at the intersection – the roads are wide. And if during the day you can drive from one side of the city to the other in a matter of minutes, not even along the highway, then at rush hours the highways get up, tails appear at the traffic lights, and instead of seven minutes, you can drive for half an hour. Almost all roads in Irvine have a dedicated lane or two for turning left. Jobs and Cost of Living Low crime rates, high school ratings, tranquility and an abundance of recreational areas make Irvine very attractive, especially for families with children, so real estate prices are very high here. To be honest, not everyone can afford to live in this city. It must be admitted that high real estate prices and status supported by investors entail high prices for services and products. Here, in the afternoon with fire, you will not find services like a master minute or fixing anything from glasses to shoes – that is, they seem to be not in demand, like shops like “all for 99 cents”. The average income per family in the city is quite high, but it is not easy to find a permanent job in the city, especially if there are no acquaintances who can recommend you. A lot depends on the recommendation in the US, so the in-laws, for which Russians are so criticized, actually flourish here. Put in a good word for a friend’s daughter, or attach a niece to your company. Most people seem to get their first job this way. The exception, perhaps, is IT, where you can confirm your qualifications by passing those. interview. But here, too, “their own”, recommended ones, are taken more willingly. nine0009

INTERLUDE Lost in space – no!. Mozart effect

Designers, decorators, landscapers, pilots, golfers, and other visual professionals use what Howard Gardner, professor of education at Harvard Graduate School, calls “spatial intelligence.” Researchers at the University of Irvine, California found that listening to Mozart’s Sonata for Two Pianos enhanced these abilities. I prefer Mozart’s violin concertos, as well as other string music. My experience shows that these works give a greater effect. nine0003

The researchers noted that students from all groups had a significant increase in their IQ on the second day compared to the first day, but the ability of the group that listened to Mozart’s music increased by 62% compared to 14% for those who worked in silence, and 11% of students who listened to a mixed sound background. Interestingly, the first group continued to increase their intellectual potential in the following days, while the achievements of the other groups did not increase in any noticeable way. Perhaps this is due to the peculiar training schedule. Offering an explanation for this effect, the scientists suggested that listening to Mozart’s music allows you to “streamline the firepower” of neurons in the cerebral cortex. This particularly enhances the creative processes of the right hemisphere, which are associated with space-time thinking. Listening to music, according to scientists, acts as a “model exercise”, improving the symmetrical organization that is associated with the higher functions of the cerebral hemispheres. In simpler terms, music improves focus, enhances intuitive thinking, and, in golfer’s parlance, results in fewer strokes. nine0003

In their latest study, Rauscher and Shaw’s group observed a group of thirty-four preschool children who were taught piano, basic musical intervals, fine motor coordination, finger sensing, fluent reading, musical notation, and memory playing. After six months, the children could already play the main melodies of Mozart and Beethoven from memory. They significantly improved their spatial and temporal skills (up to 36%) compared to 20 children who received computer lessons and 24 children who received other methods. In the same 10 to 15 minutes of university students who improved in intelligence, preschoolers experienced at least one full day of improvement in intelligence, representing a “growth factor over time of more than a hundred times.