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Good Homes Preschool 2 | Ocoee FL Child Care Facility

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Description: Good Homes Preschool 2 is a Child Care Facility in Ocoee FL, with a maximum capacity of 199 children. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Provider First Licensed on: 9/2/09;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  C09OR0640
• Capacity:
  199
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  VPK Provider; After School;Before School;Food Served;Full Day;Infant Care;Transportation
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Sep 02, 2009
• District Office:
  Judicial Circuit 9
  400 W. Robinson Street, Suite S-912
  Orlando, Florida 32801
• District Office Phone:
  (407) 317-7820 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )
• Licensor:
  Christopher Vereen

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Providers in ZIP Code 34761

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Ocoee Oaks Preschool

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Gifted Minds Early Learning Center

Good Homes Preschool 2

Innovation Montessori Ocoee

KCE Champions at Westbrooke Elementary

Lil’ Lights Preschool

Amazing Explorers Academy of Windermere

Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida – Ocoee Middle School

Ladybird Academy of Ocoee

Light Christian Academy and Childcare

Primrose school of Ocoee

Good Homes Preschool of Orlando

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About the Provider

Description: We offer care and an early childhood education to children from six weeks to 12 years of age through our two centers located in Ocoee, Florida. Our well-qualified, loving and bilingual staff offers over 20 years of experience in early childhood education and development. We offer nutritous meals through the Florida Child Care Food Program.

Additional Information: Provider First Licensed on: 10/1/91;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  C09OR0216
• Capacity:
  173
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  After School;Before School;Food Served;Full Day;Half Day;Infant Care;Transportation
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Oct 01, 1991
• District Office:
  Judicial Circuit 9
  400 W. Robinson Street, Suite S-912
  Orlando, Florida 32801
• District Office Phone:
  (407) 317-7820 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
• Licensor:
  Christopher Vereen

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Providers in ZIP Code 34761

Good Homes Preschool of Orlando

Country Day School

Treasure Kids Academy

West Orlando Baptist Child Discovery Center

La Petite Academy Inc.

Anointed Hands Child Care

Glad Tidings Church Preschool

Ocoee Oaks Preschool

Victory Christian Academy

Gifted Minds Early Learning Center

Good Homes Preschool 2

Innovation Montessori Ocoee

KCE Champions at Westbrooke Elementary

Lil’ Lights Preschool

Amazing Explorers Academy of Windermere

Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida – Ocoee Middle School

Ladybird Academy of Ocoee

Light Christian Academy and Childcare

Primrose school of Ocoee

TOP-10 educational aids for children from 1 to 3 years old

1.

Smart Books series, Olga Zemtsova. Makhaon Publishing House

The “Smart Books” series is a whole set of educational aids for preschool children, and the series includes both educational aids and various collections of tests so that parents can track what skills the child has require processing. Together with “Smart Books” children develop speech and memory, learn to draw with their hands and fingers, master the concepts of “up-down” and “left-right”, learn to find differences, get acquainted with numbers and letters, broaden their horizons. The goal of the Smart Books project is to comprehensively develop the child and prepare him for school in a timely manner, because the series is designed for children from 1 to 6 years old. The author of “Smart Books” is Zemtsova Olga Nikolaevna, candidate of pedagogical sciences and head of the Center for Preschool Development and Education of Children. nine0005

“Smart books” for children 1-2 years old : “Developing tests”, “Right-left, up-down”, “Obediant sounds”, “Memorize pictures”, “Problems for the mind”, “Develop speech” , “An obedient pencil”, “Animated letters”, “Funny hours”, “Numbers and numbers”, “Gramoteka”, “What surrounds us”, “Spot the differences”

“Smart books” for children 2-3 years old : “Tests”, “Draw with palms”, “What a child should know and be able to”, “Right-left, up-down”, “Find the differences”, “Draw with fingers”, Obedient pencil”, “Problems for the mind”, “ Gramoteika”, “Numbers and Numbers”, “From Word to Story”, “Funny Hours”, “Obedient Sounds”, “Drawing with Fists and Fingers”, “What Surrounds Us”, “Remember Pictures”, “Revived Letters”

2.

Preschool Mosaic series, Olga Zemtsova. Makhaon Publishing House

Another series of manuals from Olga Zemtsova – only brighter, more interesting and already with stickers. Children love colorful illustrations, and mothers appreciate manuals for interesting and useful tasks – thus, developing activities with a child become as effective as possible. In a playful way, kids master the sections “Thinking”, “Literacy”, “Speech development”, “Mathematics”, “The world around us”, “Motor skills”, “Sensing”, “Attention” and “Memory” – just imagine how much it is useful from a small series of books! nine0005

“Preschool mosaic” for children 2-3 years old : “Tests”, “We develop intelligence”, “We develop attention”, “We develop thinking”, “Numbers and counting”, “Tests with a speech therapist”, “Getting to know nature ”, “Developing speech”, “Preparing the hand for writing”, “Learning letters”, “Colors and shapes”, “Developing memory”

3. Series “School of the Seven Dwarfs”.

Mozaika-Sintez Publishing House

Perhaps the most famous series of educational aids in the Russian-speaking world, with which children get acquainted almost from birth. The series is aimed at developing all basic skills and includes 7 courses (one per year) of 12 books each. Benefits are issued with large, bright at the same time simple pictures, so kids really like it. In addition, the manuals include time-tested assignments, as well as parent pages that explain the scheme of work in detail. It is worth considering only one nuance: not all books in the course are equally in demand; therefore, many mothers agree that it makes no sense to purchase the “School of the Seven Dwarfs” in full sets. Study the proposed set and build on the interests and age characteristics of your baby. nine0005

“School of the Seven Dwarfs” 0+ : “Jokes for a little one”, “Colored pictures”, “What does it sound like?”, “My favorite toys”, “Who is doing what?”, “My first book”, “ Cat-cat”, “What color is this?”, “Square and circle”, “Day and night”, “Merry round dance”, “Fold the picture”

“School of the Seven Dwarfs” 1+ : “Whose voice is this ?”, “Big, small”, “Plasticine snowball”, “Merry-sad”, “My house”, “In the village and in the country”, “Drawing with fingers”, “Walking around the city”, “Shape, color”, “Whose tail is this?”, “My first dictionary”, “Who is this, what is this?” nine0005

“School of the Seven Dwarfs” 2+ : “One-many”, “Color, shape”, “Plasticine pictures”, “Seasons”, “What are the professions”, “In a forest clearing”, “Drawing with fingers” , “Pets”, “Who lives where?”, “ABC for kids”, “What is good?”, “Smart cutter”

4.

Series “New child”, Elena Yanushko. Publishing house “Eksmo”

The series includes annual courses, each of which contains benefits for the development of precisely those areas that are most relevant for the age of the baby. So, for example, in the course for one-year-olds you will find aids for modeling, drawing and speech development, as well as reusable brochures for developing creative skills and detailed instructions for parents. The author of the series is Elena Yanushko, a recognized expert in the field of early development and the author of over 200 books on the subject. nine0005

Series “New Child” 1+ : “Magic seeds”, “Plasticine beads”, “Where did the sun hide?” “My Favorite Animals”, “Little Sparrow Stories”, “Magic Dough”, “Who’s Hiding Under the Christmas Tree?”, “Hide the Fish!”, “Colorful Balls”, “Come to the Zoo!”, “Little Frog Stories” , “Underwater world and a small world”, “Hide the mouse!”, “I draw the sun”, “Little stories about a Kitten”, “Little stories about a Bear cub”

Series “New child” 2+ : Mathematics (Giants and kids, “We count everything around”, “One, two, three!”), Speech development (“What the Bunny can do”, “The Bunny and his family”, “About the Bunny”), Application (“Funny hide-and-seek”, “Paper cloud”, “Paper balls”), Drawing (“Merry family”, “Colorful balls”), Construction (“Wand by stick”, “Building a house”, “Houses from shoelaces”), Sculpting (“ I’ll Bake a Pie”, “Plasticine Oranges”)

5.

Series “Your Baby Can Do It”. Mozaika-Sintez Publishing House

A series of inexpensive, but bright and very useful aids for the development of fine motor skills and creative abilities of a baby aged 1 to 3 years. The tasks are fun, interesting, and most importantly – the power of the baby.

In the series: “Draw with paints”, “Seasons”, “Plasticine hide and seek”, “Funny drawing”, “Stick a picture”, “Paint with palms”, “Geometric appliqué”

6. Series “We’re talking right.” Rosmen Publishing House

A more reliable method of speech development is simply not to be found. Very simple and understandable for parents – and very effective for children. Exercises to coordinate the muscles of the speech apparatus, improve phonemic perception, expand the vocabulary and form coherent speech are organized in a convenient sequence from simple to complex. Approved by leading speech pathologists. nine0005

Series : “Album on the development of speech for the smallest”, “Album on the development of speech”, “Album on the development of speech for preschoolers”, “Album on the development of speech for future first graders”, “Speech therapy primer”, “Speech therapy encyclopedia»

7.

A series of workbooks «Kumon». MIF Publishing House

Kumon is an international brand originally from Japan, behind which today there is a whole network of educational centers around the world, a unique method of learning mathematics and teaching reading, as well as a series of educational notebooks, which 4 million children study. The main principle of the benefits is to provide exercises in a playful way that is as attractive as possible for the child, so that the learning process does not become tedious for him. In addition, all exercises are given in a strict sequence “from simple to complex”, the load level increases so gradually that the child does not even notice it. Each age has its own set of notebooks: there are manuals for kids 2-4 years old, there are manuals for teenagers. With Kumon notebooks, preschoolers learn to draw, glue, cut, navigate mazes and more. nine0005

“Kumon” series for children from 2 years old : “Let’s draw” (2 issues), “Let’s glue” (4 issues), “Let’s cut” (4 issues), “Let’s add pictures” (2 issues)

Kumon Series for 2-4 year olds : Simple Lines, Magic Lines, Simple Mazes, Learn to Color, Learn to Cut

8.

Gakken Workbook Series. Publishing house “Eksmo”

Another Japanese series of educational aids – and also very popular. The tasks and the principle of their presentation are in many ways similar to Kumon, so the series are considered almost identical. It is curious that pupils of state kindergartens in Japan are currently studying Gakken notebooks – and there they certainly monitor the quality of preschool education. Therefore, feel free to purchase bright illustrated manuals with very cute characters on the covers – and develop the skills of coloring, drawing, passing mazes and creating applications with your baby. nine0005

Gakken series for children aged 2-4 : “Do it yourself and learn”, “Labyrinths”, “Learn to think”, “My first lesson”, “My first application”, “My first pencil”, “ Account, 1st step»

9. Series «Gifted child. Korean Teaching Methods. Eksmo Publishing House

Did you know that South Korea is one of the top five countries in terms of school performance? It is not surprising that their method of preschool and school education has become very popular. Take note of the Gifted Child series, the so-called “Korean” series. Its peculiarity is in the desire to simultaneously develop 3 main types of thinking of the child: logical (what we traditionally call the word “intelligence”), emotional (the child’s ability to work with his own and others’ emotions) and creative (imagination, mental flexibility, the ability to think outside the box) . At the same time, all tasks for all types of thinking are presented in a fun way, with a lot of stickers, and bright illustrations complement the image of a boring but effective manual. The series is designed for children from 1 to 7 years old. And remember: South Korean educators believe that any child can be developed to the level of a gifted child, you just need to create a favorable environment. nine0005

In the series for children 1-2 years old : “Mathematical thinking. Annual course”, “Mathematical thinking. Annual course. Advanced level”

In the series for children 2-3 years old : “I am learning to think”, “I am developing logic”, “I am developing attention”; “Logical thinking”, “Creative thinking”, “Emotional thinking”; “Mathematical thinking. Annual course”, “Mathematical thinking. Annual course. Advanced level”

10. A series of workbooks “I can!”. Publishing house “I can!” nine0003

The series appeared relatively recently, but immediately won a place in the hearts of preschoolers and their mothers. The manuals are really bright, very modern and incredibly exciting; this is the rare case when the child himself invites you to “work out.” Workbooks “I can!” teach children to cut and glue, find solutions, memorize, draw lines and complete mazes. Each manual contains high-quality illustrations and a set of stickers, and tasks, in addition to the main direction like passing a labyrinth, are often accompanied by additional questions that stimulate logical reasoning and coherent speech. Particularly picky critics may reproach the series for partially failing to comply with the important principle “from simple to complex” – but even this does not make them less charming. After all, nothing enhances the effectiveness of classes as much as a child’s deep enthusiasm – and according to this parameter, the series “I can!” receives 10 points out of 10 possible. nine0005

In the series for children 2-3 years old : “I CAN cut and paste!”, “I CAN memorize!”, “I CAN find solutions!”, “I CAN draw lines!”, “I CAN complete mazes !”, “I can cut and paste! Live Pictures»

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Top 10 Websites for Child Development

Hardworking and caring parents enjoy the best deals for their children, and do exactly the right thing. Unfortunately, the best solutions are far from always – the most famous, children’s sites are no exception. IQsha specialists will help you make the right choice among the most worthy. nine0005

1. Maam.ru

MAAM is a site for practicing teachers, built like a blog. Materials for publication are sent by the most talented specialists! Lesson notes and examples of group design for the holidays, children’s crafts and examples of games will be useful to any parent who works with a child at home and does not get tired of coming up with new thematic tasks.

2. Aikyusha

000 developing online tasks and exercises in logic, mathematics, reading, English, the world around. All games and tasks are aimed at the harmonious development of the left and right hemispheres of the brain. The site and applications for iOS and Android are safe – there are no ads and external links. Homework, printouts, quests, educational cartoons, convenient statistics for tracking the progress of classes.

3. Teacher’s Portal

The “Preschool Education” section of the Teacher’s Portal also presents specialist materials: presentations, development programs, plans and notes of classes. The indisputable advantage of this content is its methodical forethought, a guarantee of maximum adaptation of the teaching material to the psychology of perception and learning of children. Of course, your child may not find something interesting or as exciting as you would like. But this site has plenty to choose from! nine0005

4.

Let’s play

“Play” is another site with educational free games for kids. Games are divided into categories: attention and memory, logic and thinking, riddles and rebuses, puzzles, for kids and others. There is advertising on the site, but if the page is handled correctly, the child may not notice it.

5. Chudo Yudo

Portal “Miracle Yudo” – a real treasure trove of educational materials for every taste. Crosswords and puzzles, mazes and recipes, tongue twisters and audio tales, crafts and puzzles for kids – every parent will find something to do for a child of any age! The site is replete with printable materials and descriptions of various offline activities. Even if you don’t use any other site for your child, you’ll provide homework activities for years to come because site tasks grow with your child. nine0005

6. Child Development

The site “Child Development” is an old-timer in the Internet space for children and parents. A team of professional educators and psychologists never ceases to please us with reviews of educational toys and books, recommendations for didactic aids, as well as descriptions of exercises that are available to perform not only at home, but also outside the home. The site has a lot of developing cards and coloring pages for printing. nine0005

7. Electronic presentations

These electronic presentations have grown children who are now going to high school. Presentations of the highest methodological quality are presented in every variety of topics imaginable: food, the street, history, musical instruments, animals and much more. If your child reaches for the computer, but is still small for independent study, open the presentation and start writing short, child-friendly stories about each slide. You will see, the child will love these educational conversations as much as reading books! nine0005

8. In warehouses

The site “In warehouses” contains unique games for teaching children to read. Combining letters, warehouses and syllables, the children themselves do not notice how they begin to understand the principles of composing and reading words. The site is monetized through advertising, so parents need to set up the window in which the child completes the task before seating the baby at the monitor. But there are practically no analogues to these exercises in the Runet space.

9. Child development

Child development is the most concise and understandable name for a site that has everything a tireless parent needs. The site is full of specific practical recipes: how to teach to retell the text, teach how to cut with scissors, write numbers, organize a fun birthday party and much more. Most of the articles are live, written from the heart, and not for search robots – this is what attracts the attention of the site.

10. Pochemuchka

Come up with your children and their friends educational holidays, wall newspapers and various educational activities “Why Pochemuchka” will help you.

Page Learning Academy Ii | INGLEWOOD CA DAY CARE CENTER

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Stepping Stones Academy – Rosenberg TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program

Description: It is the mission of Page Learning Academy, Inc. to provide a safe, nurturing and healthy environment which fosters children’s social, emotional, cognitive and developmental growth. As well as love of learning through a developmentally appropriate child centered curriculum.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  197412032
• Capacity:
  49
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Type of Care:
  DAY CARE CENTER;
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Feb 01, 2005
• District Office:
  L.A. NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE
• District Office Phone:
  (310) 337-4333 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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PAGE LEARNING ACADEMY II is a day care center in Inglewood, Los Angeles County, California that welcomes your child and family. Sensitive, loving interactions with teachers are the active ingredients of high quality early care and learning programs. Children benefit socially, intellectually and physically from participation in quality group care experiences, with proven results that last into their school years. Quality child care/day care programs also involve parents—regularly telling you about your child’s daily activities, and sharing information about child development topics and activity ideas to enjoy at home.

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Your child will not only be safe, secure and stimulating environment to learn in, but we have a support team of educated teachers that have a true passion for educating and nurturing children. Additional Information: Four Star Center License Program and Licensing Details License Number: 6055064 Capacity: 132 Age Range: 0 through 12 State Rating: 4 Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program: Yes Type of Care: Infant Programs, Toddler Programs, Discovery Preschool Programs, Preschool Programs, Prekindergarten Programs, Before and After School Programs, School Advisory Council Member, Summer Programs District Office: North Carolina Dept of Health and Human Services – Division of Child Development District Office Phone: (919) 662-4499 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. ) Inspection/Report History Where possible, ChildcareCenter provides inspection reports as a service to families. This information is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns, as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office. Date Type Violations Rule 2021-10-05 Unannounced Inspection Yes 2021-10-05 Violation 1124 10A NCAC 09 .1003(d) Emergency and identifying information, including the child’s name, photograph, emergency contact information and/or a copy of the emergency medical care information form was not in the vehicle for each child being transported. Emergency and identifying information was not updated for all children being transported. 2021-10-05 Violation 1123 10A NCAC 09 .1002(a) All vehicles used to transport children were not free of hazards. Off bug spray was observed on the bus used to transport children not kept out of reach. 2020-10-22 Unannounced Inspection No 2020-07-15 Unannounced Inspection No 2019-10-30 Unannounced Inspection Yes 2019-10-30 Violation 1851 .0604(j) The operator did not notify the parent of each child enrolled in writing of the smoking and tobacco restriction. Three (3) parents of enrolled children were not notified in writing of the smoking and tobacco restriction. 2019-10-30 Violation 1322 . 1005(b)(4) A written statement from each child’s parent giving standing permission which may be valid for up to twelve months for participation in off premise activities that occur on a regular basis was not available. A written statement from five(5)parents of enrolled children giving standing permission for participation in off premise activities that occur on a regular basis was not available. If you are a provider and you believe any information is incorrect, please contact us. 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We will assess the review and decide the appropriate next step. Please note – we will not remove a review simply because it is negative. Providers are welcome to respond to parental reviews, however we ask that they identify themselves as the provider. Champions at Life Time Charlotte in Charlotte, NC 11220 Golf Links Dr Charlotte NC 28277 (704) 497-6378 Enroll Now Welcome Pricing Frequently Asked Questions Champions has a great solution for busy working families: activities that combine fun and learning, together with the safety and convenience of a high-quality program right inside your school. Champions offers a variety of group and individual activities designed to keep your child exploring and growing. From art, dramatic play, math and science to problem-solving, language, motor skills and more, we help your child continue learning and developing essential life skills – whether school is in session or not. Don’t see a summer program listed? Click here to see if there’s a Champ Camp near you! Before-School & After-School Grades K-5 Ages: 5-11 Dates: 2022/2023 School Year: Dates based on school district’s schedule Hours: 7:00 – 8:45 AM // 4:15 – 6:30 PM 2022/2023 School Year Before-School: 1-5 days: $25 per week After-School: 1-2 days: $43.20 per week 3-5 days: $72 per week Additional Fees: Registration: $50 per child or $75 per family Drop In Before School:  $25 per day     Discounts: Multi-Child, Military, or Life Time Member Club: 10% Life Time Employee: 25% How soon can my child start Champions? Your child can attend our program as early as 48 hours after you complete the online enrollment process. When is tuition due? Tuition is charged weekly on Thursday mornings for the following week, and is due by Friday. Payments can be made with a debit or credit card through your online account. We offer autopay for your convenience, so you can store your payment account and it will be charged weekly. What if I want to change my child’s care schedule? Flexibility is the magic word for busy families like yours! At Champions, you can adjust your child’s schedule from week to week, with options for full-time or part-time care. Every Wednesday, we lock in the schedule and prepare invoices for the following week. So, if you want to adjust the days your child will be joining us, make sure to save changes by the Wednesday prior to the week of care you’re scheduling. If your child attends our program and you haven’t scheduled by the Wednesday prior, you will be charged a drop-in fee at a higher rate. Get step-by-step instructions here! What if there are planned or unplanned school closures? During inclement weather, it may be necessary to delay and/or close schools and our child care sites entirely. Champions will follow the delay schedule set by the school district: If school is cancelled, Champions will be cancelled. However, Champions is often open all day on planned no-school days, including teacher planning, in-service, grading, conference days, and more! Please check with your local Champions site director to learn how scheduling is handled in the event of either an early release or delayed opening, and always call your site director if you’re unsure about whether or not Champions will be open. When do I need to pick up my child? Please be available to pick up your child before or as near the program end time as possible. To avoid late fees, arrive to collect your child within 15 minutes after the listed time. Fees will apply for extended tardiness as follows: $10 for the first 16-30 minutes and an additional $10 for each 15 minutes following that. Home | Naturalize Charlotte NATURALIZE CHARLOTTE The Naturalize Charlotte website is a collaborative effort to help qualified residents obtain citizenship through outreach, classes, community support, and volunteerism. MENU Legal Aid Classes and Seminars Online Tutorials Required Documentation Ten Steps to Citizenship detailed manuals How to become a citizen of Official Federal (Eng. USCIS) Assistance Contributions to new Americans Participating organizations Participating organizations Immigral Catholic Organization of the Charlotte Diocese of Charlotte, and their immigrants, and their immigrant professionals are recognized by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to represent clients. Their staff helps clients better understand their legal status and possible immigration benefits. Both staff members are bilingual in Spanish and English and have access to local immigration attorneys as well as the Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc (CLINIC), a nationwide network of immigration attorneys. Their services include: citizenship, travel documents, family petitions and consular process, green card (replacement and renewal), status adjustment, translation and notary services, deferred actions for the arrival of children (DACA-renewal), temporary protected status (TPS ). The Catholic Charity Refugee Resettlement Program provides services to help refugees adjust to their adopted homeland by becoming self-reliant and productive members of their community. Services include assistance with housing, social services, cultural orientation, referral to health facilities, school registration, job placement assistance, translation services, transportation to primary appointments, referrals for teaching English as a second language, and a youth program for children in the nursery. garden until the 12th. grade. Contact: Lindsay Laplante [email protected] Learn more than International House INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF RECOMITIONS OF IMMIGRAMED SERVICES OF PRODUCTIONS. and Citizenship courses (for adults), English Conversation Hour (for all ages), Family Storytime (Birth-5), and the Rising Readers Program (K-3, Summer only program). Contact person: [email protected] 704-333-8099 Mon-PT from 9:00 to 17:00 Caroline refugee resettlement agency Karolinska Refugee Resettlement Agency offers citizenship preparation classes, immigration legal services (including green card assistance, permanent residence and status change) and other services including intensive medical care, employment services and individual social support. CRRA serves refugees but is also open to the public. Contact: IVONNE BASS IBASS@MYLAC. org 704-941-2553 Refugees Support Learn the Support Support Support Support Support for self-addictive skills. center for refugees. In addition, the Refugee Support Services educational program provides refugee children and parents with a safe, loving, caring environment that promotes a love of learning and imaginative play. Contact: Rachel Humphries [email protected] 704-458-3245 US Citizenship and Immigration (USCIS) Manage the legitimate immigration system and contribute to citizenships, and contribute civil integration. USCIS offers naturalization presentations and naturalization educational materials. ​ Contact: Charlotte Community Relations Officer [email protected] 704-676-3148 7:00 AM-3:30 PM Learn more than Uscis (English) 9000 In our students in our students in our students receive help with homework, participate in hands-on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) projects, cultural life, and an appropriate curriculum that emphasizes the learning experience. An average of 100 children are served per day. Our MOST offers students a curriculum that includes gardening, cooking, art, sports, education and more. Our MOST also seeks to help the adults in the families they serve through partnerships with organizations such as Crisis Aid and the Charlotte Legal Advocacy Center. Our MOST works on the social and emotional well-being of its students. Contact: (980) 272-6022 [email protected] Learn more than Southeast Asian Coalition (Eng. SEAC) The East Asia Coalition is a social justice community organization serving African and Southeast Asians in North Carolina (NC), primarily Guilford, Wake, Catawba and Mecklenburg County. SEAC exists to strengthen and support integrity, empowerment, integration, tradition, leadership and critical consciousness at every level. Through our citizenship work, SEAC is building a network of partners and volunteers to provide culturally appropriate education and access to free legal services in multiple languages. Contact: Jenny Lee [email protected] YMCA (English) YMCA Big Charlotte is dedicated to the creation of inclusive and fair communities for people . The new YMCA American Welcome Centers expands immigrants’ access to vital social services and provides a wide range of community services such as English as a Second Language (ESL) and Parents as Teachers. The YMCA serves as a bridge builder between new immigrants and longtime residents. Charlotte is located in the southwestern part of the state. It was named after Charlotte of Mecklenburg , wife of King George II. The modern city center known as Uptown is home to the best museums, shops and restaurants. So, let’s take a closer look at the streets of Charlotte. Do you like fast cars, the smell of tires burnt on the pavement and the roar of engines? Yes? Then you probably know the famous American race NASCAR . In Charlotte you will find one of the shrines of this popular American pastime. Because here is the hall of fame where you can see historical racing cars like the Hudson Hornet model 1952 , 1967 Chevelle or Chevy Imapala SS, which belonged to the famous racing driver Dale Earnhardt. In addition, you will definitely enjoy racing simulators where you will feel like you are on the track. Plus, you’ll also learn how NASCAR teams prepare for races. Another location associated with racing is also located about a kilometer from Charlotte Motor Speedway . This is the Hendricks Motorsports Museum, offering a detailed overview of how racing cars function, and you’ll also learn more about the technology and procedures NASCAR teams use to prepare for race day. We will then take you to Billy Graham Library . It is dedicated to the famous television preacher. In general, here during the tour you will spend about an hour and a half, and you will see various items related to the life of Billy Graham. Our next destination is Discovery Place . The ever-changing museum will allow visitors to see, feel and hear science because every exhibit includes interaction with visitors and trust that there will be something for all ages to enjoy. For example, Explore More Life Lab explores biodiversity, allowing you to run your own experiments. Part of the museum called “Project Build” examines the various laws of physics through the eyes of everyday objects. In the “Think It Up” section, you can unleash your creativity, for example, when creating animated videos. If you come here with small children, they will be fine here, because especially for them there is KidScience here. If you are interested in the history of the city and the old South, we will be happy to direct you to the History Museum Charlotte Museum of History . It houses permanent exhibitions, one on the outskirts of the city, another on famous places associated with music, and an exhibition on amateur and professional sports, which, among other things, exhibits archival photographs of the local daily newspaper Charlotte Observer. Head start greenville nc: Eic Pitt County Head Start Center, a free Preschool in Greenville NC Опубликовано: March 31, 2023 в 9:12 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Head Start HEAD START COUNTIES: Beaufort – Camden – Currituck – Chowan – Dare – Gates- Hyde – Perquimans – Pasquotank – Martin – Pitt – Tyrrell- Washington   If your child will be 3 or 4 years old as of August 31 of this year, fill out an application today!  Click below for Child’s Application-  Aplicación n que Español Haga clic aquí EIC_Child_Application- English (pdf) Download EIC_Child_Application-Spanish (pdf) Download Head Start Program Eligibility (pdf) Download We maintain that children learn best when the environment meets their physical, social,cognitive,and emotional needs by providing an urturing setting conducive to stimulating emerging learners with inquiry driven and culturally diverse resources that will bring about a higher degree of social competences for children and families to promote self-sufficiency.   Files coming soon. Head Start 10 Director WELCOME! To the Families of Head Start Head Start has served many children and their families since it began in 1965. I am elated that our counties are a part of the nationwide effort in providing services to children and families. Your “Parent Handbook ” will give you plenty of information about the program and its operation. As you read, you will find that Head Start is a program that can benefit the entire family. Especially in preparing your child to be “School Ready”. I strongly encourage each of you to volunteer at your center and participate in our training sessions when your schedule allows. Please share with us any concerns you may have which will assist us in our efforts to make your Head Start experience a good one. Welcome to Head Start 10! Sincerely, EIC Head Start 10 Director Head Start – The Best Start! Program Eligibility Requirements Children applying to Head Start must meet at least (3) three requirements! Please complete the application to determine Eligibility/Enrollment! Eligibility Requirements Head Start 3 Director WELCOME! To the Families of Head Start 3 Economic Improvement Council, Inc. would like to welcome you and your family to the Head Start Program. I am excite and humbled to serve as your your Head Start 3 Director. Please take a moment to look at our annual report. I encourage you to become involved at your center and participate in the many activities and opportunities offered by Sincerely, Zantra Best, Head Start 3 Director Head Start – The Best Start! Administrative Office Staff Head Start 3/ EHS Director Zantra Best 252-789-4940 Early Childhood Development Manager Diann Dixon 252-789-4929 Disability/Mental Health/FE Manager Christine Andrews 252-789-4943 Health Nutrition/Volunteer Manager Evon Gilliam 252-789-4946 Facility/ Transportation Manager Kevin Dolberry 252-789-4945 Fiscal Officer Shenette Jones 252-789-4944 PROGRAM changes: COVID-19 response Staff/Employees All Employees are to report to their Center Supervisor for further instructions on work assignments. Please review and sign the COVID-19 Acknowledgement Statement-Staff Members ONLY. COVID-19 INFORMATION FORM-STAFF ONLY Parents/Families All Head Start and Early Head Start Centers will be closed for at least a period starting Monday, March 16th, 2020 until further notice. IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION: Head Start 3/ EHS Director Zantra Best 252-789-4940 Early Childhood Development Manager Diann Dixon 252-789-4929 Disability/Mental Health/FE Manager Christine Andrews 252-789-4943 Health Nutrition/Volunteer Manager Evon Gilliam 252-789-4946 Facility/ Transportation Manager Kevin Dolberry 252-789-4945 Fiscal Officer Shenette Jones 252-789-4944 Early Childhood Development Head Start provides children with a learning environment and varied experiences which help them develop socially, intellectually, physically, and emotionally in a manner appropriate to their age and stage of development.   Contact Diann Dixon at 252-789-4929 Parent Involvement Parents are welcomed and encouraged to volunteer at the center. As parents you play an important role in your child’s life. We encourage fathers to get involved in their child’s education. Father involvement has a unique impact on children’s outcomes, including cognitive development, achievement, math and reading. APPLY TODAY Family Engagement FAMILY PARTNERSHIPS Head Start offers families opportunities and support for growth, so that they may identify their own strengths, needs, and interests. Family Partnership involves Family Service Workers working with families on goals setting through an agreement process. Community Partnerships  Head Start collaborates with partners in the communities in order to provide the highest level of services to children and families. The program provides experiences and activities which enhances the parent’s role as the principal influence in their child’s education and development. Head Start advocates for parents through accessing to community services and resources. Head Start provides services to the total family, and parent involvement is included in all areas of the program.  Transition  Transition prepares children and their families for a successful move from one learning environment to another with continuity and coherence of services. The Transition process prepares children for Kindergarten.  Disabilities/Mental Health SERVICES Head Start- Disabilities Mental Health Information (pdf) Download Healthcare Services Head Start- Medical Dental Service (pdf) Download NUTRITION/VOLUNTEER SERVICES EIC Nutrition Volunteer Service (pdf) Download Nondiscrimination Statement In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www. ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 Fax: (202) 690-7442 Email:[email protected] This institution is an equal opportunity provider USDA Discrimination Complaint Form (pdf) Download Early Childhood Development The “Creative Curriculum” which is the base curriculum for the Head Start Program, ensures that teachers provide many opportunities for children to plan, think about, reflect on and revisit their own experiences. Teachers engage children in discussion and representation activities such as dictating, writing, drawing, painting, modeling in clay and picture reading. The classrooms are print rich environments where children are able to explore the world of letters, numerals, colors, shapes, and words. The environment, which includes the playground are set up to provide the following activities: Blocks Computer usage Dramatic Play Library Table Toys Art Science, Sand/Water Play Music/Movement , Outdoor activities (Child choice & Creative Activities) Writing Area, Cooking and Nutrition activities Find out more Top Head Start Programs in Greenville, NC We have listed all of the Headstart programs in Greenville, North Carolina . Click on the head start programs to view full details including maps and pictures. If you do not see your head start listed in Greenville North Carolina listed below, you can add it to our database here – Add Your Program. US Department of Health and Human Services Head Start is a US Dept of Health and Human Services program for early childhood education, health, nutrition for low income children and their families. Office of Administrative for Children And Families Head Start is managed by the OHS. Head Start promotes school readiness for children who are low income and under 5 years old. Head Start Program Locations in Greenville, North Carolina ECVC Head Start Center – Pitt County 901 Staton Rd Greenville, NC – 27834 Phone Number: (252) 707-8022 Description blurb: (252) 752-1569 (more). .. See Full Details More Area Offices Due to finding no head start program listings in Greenville, North Carolina, we have listed the area listings for Greenville, below. Martin County Community Action, Inc. 314 East Ray Street Williamston, NC – 27892-0806 (252) 792-7141 Location: 25 miles from Greenville See Full Details Greene Lamp, Inc. – Head Start Program 309 Summit Avenue Kinston, NC – 28501-3957 (252) 523-7770 Location: 25 miles from Greenville See Full Details Farmville Head Start Center 4280 Anderson Ave Farmville, NC – 27828 (252) 753-8036 Location: 12 miles from Greenville See Full Details Ayden Head Start Center 262 3rd St Ayden, NC – 28513 Location: 9 miles from Greenville See Full Details North Everetts Head Start Center 2115 Everetts Road Everetts, NC – 27825 (252) 789-1181 County: Martin Location: 20 miles from Greenville See Full Details Weather in Greenville today, weather forecast Greenville for today, North Carolina, USA GISMETEO: Weather in Greenville today, weather forecast for Greenville for today, North Carolina, USA Switch to mobile version Now 3:36 0 32 At the sensation of 0 32 BC, 8 Jan Today −130 +846 Mon, 9 Jan Tomorrow +439 9000 +1152 0. 2 mm 1 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 13 00 16 00 19 00 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 ,000,0002,0002,0002,0002 9000,0002,000,0002,0002,0002 9000,0002,0002,0002 9000,0002,0002,000,0002,0002,000,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,0002,000,0002 130 +236 +134 +541 +846 +846 +745 +846 Wind speed, m/h 2-4 7-14 2 -4 7-14 2-4 7-14 1-3 4-11 Auto Pressure mmHg Art. GPA Sun, 8 Jan, today Mon, 9,0003 1 00 4 00 7 00 10 00 13 00 0 16 00 19 00 22 00 7691025 7691025 7691025 7701026 7691025 767102222 9000. Day care centers cary nc: East Cary KinderCare | Daycare, Preschool & Early Education in Cary, NC Опубликовано: March 31, 2023 в 9:00 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Day Care In Cary Nc day care in cary nc. Get the health care center update day care in cary nc. Check the day care in cary nc link. day care in cary nc sites are below. 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Child Day Care in Cary, NC – West Cary – Children’s Lighthouse https://childrenslighthouse.com/westcary Discover Cary’s Premier Early Learning School. Children’s Lighthouse leads the way in values-based early childhood education – providing care for infants, … 3. Cary, NC Daycare & Preschool | Bright Horizons at Harrison Park https://child-care-preschool.brighthorizons.com/nc/cary/harrisonpark Daycare center tuition & openings. Schedule your visit to our local child care center, Bright Horizons at Harrison Park. 4. 5 Star Preschool in Cary, NC | NAEYC Accredited Daycare Center https://www.prestonacademy.com/ Our Nationally Accredited Child Care Center in Cary, NC provides outstanding care & learning opportunities for children ages six weeks to five years old. 5. Primrose School of Cary Home | Daycare and Preschool in Cary, NC https://www.primroseschools.com/schools/cary/ More than a Daycare. Our Balanced Learning approach to child care makes us different than an ordinary Cary daycare. 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THE BEST 10 Child Care & Day Care in Cary, NC – Last Updated … https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=childcare&find_loc=Cary%2C+NC Best Child Care & Day Care in Cary, NC – The Clubhouse at Bright Horizons, Bright Beginnings Child Development Center, The Goddard School, Primrose School … 10. THE BEST Daycares in Cary, NC | Compare Prices | Winnie https://winnie.com/cary/daycares 50 Cary Daycares (with photos & reviews) ∙ La Petite Academy of Cary, La Petite Academy of Cary, West Cary KinderCare. NC child left alone in park for 30 minutes while on field trip with daycare; Cary mom calls KinderCare actions ‘negligence’ WATCH LIVE Welcome, Your Account Log Out Family & Parenting Saturday, July 30, 2022 EMBED <> More Videos <iframe src=”https://abc11. com/video/embed/?pid=12083217″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> A Cary parent estimates her 6-year-old son was left alone at least 30 minutes in a park after being left behind in a daycare center field trip. A Cary parent estimates her 6-year-old son was left alone at least 30 minutes in a park after being left behind in a daycare center field trip. The incident happened Wednesday afternoon. A Good Samaritan stepped in to help 6-year-old Lucas. Mom Jessica Button feels there was negligence. “I don’t even know if I’m going to be able to trust another facility with my child, especially ones that goes on field trips because if they’re leaving kids on field trips, how are they doing it inside the building as well?” she said. Button says the situation could have been avoided by doing a head count of the kids. “I’m still very upset and torn about the situation. You never think it’s going to happen to you and it does,” said Button. KinderCare says the staff involved in the incident no longer work at the Kilmayne Drive location. The Company says in a statement: “Nothing is more important to us than the safety and well-being of the children in our care, and we’re thankful the child is safe. This incident is not reflective of KinderCare’s values or the experiences we work hard to provide for our families every day and should have never happened. In fact, we have specific protocols in place to ensure our teachers are always aware of students’ whereabouts.” Report a correction or typo Copyright © 2022 WTVD-TV. All Rights Reserved. Related Topics FAMILY & PARENTING NC CARY EDUCATION BUSINESS CHILD CARE DAYCARE Family This mom’s incredibly detailed holiday meal plan is everything Dad accepts degree at UNC Wilmington for son who died of cancer Boater shares story of survival after 10 days lost at sea Britney Spears’ dad insists 13-year conservatorship saved her life Top Stories Man pleads guilty to 2020 murder of 5-year-old Cannon Hinnant 43 minutes ago Drive-thru testing returns to Wake County 34 minutes ago Alaska man misses heart transplant over massive winter storm 1 hour ago Video shows thieves stealing $500K in products from LA dispensary 38 minutes ago Here’s a look at some of the events that shaped Raleigh in 2022 Cost to drive on Triangle Expressway to increase Jan. 1 Pope Benedict’s ‘condition remains serious,’ Vatican says 2 hours ago IRS change to FSA rules significantly decreases carryover amount Postcode 96022 Education | United States Postal Code Postal Index 96022 Entry to School A population aged 3 years and older: 3.141 ENGIVIDENT OF SCHOOL COMMUNICATION in the school1391113835555572790 DEMOLSTOY AGAING: 223 DETARTIC SLADS: 36th Medium -Trenders: 1.391 STODRAL CLASSICS: 1.391 STODRAL CLASSICS: 1.391 STODRAL CLASSICA :809Kindergarten and PreschoolKindergartenElementary SchoolHigh School College or Graduate School 91
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  Population aged 25 and over: 10,472

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    Some college (no degree):	3. 509
    The degree of younger specialist:	1.273
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    9000 In zip code 96022, out of all 10,472 people aged 25 and over, 1,073 do not have a high school diploma and 20.8% have a bachelor’s degree or higher. nine0072 Postcode 96022 School East Cottonwood Elementary Grades: KG-8 Address: Drawer 500 Cottonwood CA 96022 Evergreen Community Day Grades: KG-8 Address: 19500 Learning Way Cottonwood CA 96022 Evergreen Elementary Grades: KG-5 Address: 19415 Hooker Creek Rd. Cottonwood CA 96022 Evergreen Middle Grades: KG-8 Address: 19500 Learning Way Cottonwood CA 96022 West Cottonwood Junior High Ratings: 4-8 Address: Drawer 500 Cottonwood CA 96022 West Valley High Ratings: 9-12 Address: 3805 Happy Valley Rd. Goldman sachs investment banking salary: Goldman Sachs joins Wall Street rivals in boosting junior banker salaries Опубликовано: March 31, 2023 в 8:41 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Goldman Sachs joins Wall Street rivals in boosting junior banker salaries First-year analysts, the most junior of investment bankers who are typically recent college graduates, will be paid a $110,000 annual base salary, up from $85,000, according to a person with knowledge of the changes. The person added that second-year analysts will earn $125,000, up from $95,000, and first-year associates will get a $25,000 pay bump to $150,000. The junior bankers have more news coming: They will learn about the size of their bonuses later this month, according to the person. David Solomon, Goldman Sachs & Co. Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images There’s a new minimum wage on Wall Street. Goldman Sachs is giving its junior bankers a pay raise, the last major Wall Street firm to do so in a year where record deal-making activity has led to fierce competition for workers. First-year analysts — the most junior of investment bankers who are typically recent college graduates — will be paid a $110,000 annual base salary, up from $85,000, according to a person with knowledge of the changes. The person added that second-year analysts will earn $125,000, up from $95,000, and first-year associates will get a $25,000 pay bump to $150,000. The move establishes a new floor for compensation among major Wall Street investment banking programs. The industry was roiled in March when an internal survey done by Goldman analysts detailed long hours and burnout caused by the deals boom; rivals immediately seized on the controversy to announce perks including $20,000 special bonuses and Peloton bicycles. But Goldman, which has perhaps the top brand in investment banking, resisted following its rivals in raising pay. Instead, CEO David Solomon initially told employees the firm was hiring more bankers, automating menial tasks and recommitting to a “Saturday rule” to give workers a weekend respite. The bank had debated internally whether to boost salaries, which are fixed, instead of just making bonuses larger, the Financial Times reported last month. In the meantime, rival banks including Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Barclays all boosted first-year analysts’ pay to $100,000 from around $85,000.  That followed raises from Bank of America and other firms earlier in the year. The industry can afford to be generous: The business of advising on mergers and acquisitions has been red hot this year, with the volume of deals globally soaring past $2 trillion amid a record first half. Investment banks get paid lucrative fees at the close of deals, and larger deals result in more dollars for compensation pools. Banks often move in lockstep when it comes to pay and perks, hoping to lure enough talented workers to develop a pipeline of experienced dealmakers. In the end, Goldman not only met competitors’ pay, but also exceeded it. The move could ultimately force rivals to match the bank’s $110,000 salary for first-year bankers, according to a Wall Street recruiter who declined to be identified. Junior Goldman bankers also have more news coming: They will learn about the size of their bonuses later this month, according to the person. The percentage of pay a banker makes in so-called variable compensation grows as they climb the ranks. “We have always paid very competitively,” Solomon said last month during an earning conference call. “We have always been a pay-for-performance organization.” —CNBC’s Hannah Miao contributed to this report. Become a smarter investor with CNBC Pro.  Get stock picks, analyst calls, exclusive interviews and access to CNBC TV.  Sign up to start a free trial today. WATCH LIVEWATCH IN THE APP WATCH LIVEWATCH IN THE APP Goldman juniors get $500k, Goldman execs get equity. When not to flex the expense account The more time that passes, the more it becomes apparent that a lot of people at Goldman Sachs have received huge bonuses for the past year. Those with the biggest payouts, though, are Goldman’s executives, who appear to be paying themselves something extra to prevent themselves from leaving. The new pay ranges for high performers in investment banking at Goldman Sachs are around $500k for associates and $1m for vice presidents.  We reported on the VP numbers last week; Financial News reported on the associate numbers last Friday. It’s worth remembering that you can become an associate at Goldman Sachs with just two and a half years’ experience, and a VP with just another two years on top of that. Presumably it’s not the newly promoted associates and VPs who are getting these amounts, but still – recipients are likely to be in their mid to late 20s.  While all the fuss is made about the numbers at the bottom of the Goldman hierarchy, however, the real pay drama is quietly unfolding at the top. Last October, Goldman offered chief executive David Solomon and COO David Waldron an extra $50m in an ‘enhanced retention’ package in case they felt like leaving. This month, it offered Goldman Sachs’ partners already on $950k salaries and far higher bonuses a one-off top-up stock bonus to prevent them drifting away to fintechs and to maintain the differential between pay for partners and pay for managing directors. And now, Goldman has offered members of its management committee new equity awards that could be worth a lot in a few years’ time if the firm hits certain targets. No one knows how much these extra amounts at the top of Goldman pyramid are worth, but it’s safe to say that they’ll be earning a lot more than the well paid associates and VPs towards the bottom. The real question is why Goldman’s top people need extra incentives to stick around at this level when last year’s proxy statement suggests they’re comfortably earning more than $10m, plus they all have the prestige of sitting on the management committee. Bloomberg suggests Goldman was spooked into making the extra senior payments by the unexpected exit of senior staff like Greg Lemkau, the co-head of its investment banking division, last year. Coincidentally, Lemkau, who is now chief executive officer of MSD Partners LLP – the $15bn investment firm that started life as Michael Dell’s family office – has been chatting with the Financial Times about his exit.  “I think it was the uniqueness of the opportunity at MSD,” says Lemkau about his rationale for leaving GS. “I wasn’t looking to leave…in fact when Michael first called me about MSD, I said, “I’m flattered and thanks, but no thanks, I like my current job.”” Dell asked Lemkau to think about it and to come back to him. Lemakau thought and decided it was actually a rare opportunity to work with one of the “world’s great business builders” on a mature investment platform. MSD generated 28% returns last year, and Lemkau has “skin in the game”, but he told the FT his decision to leave Goldman was less about making money and more about “professional challenge, intellectual challenge” and building the firm. In his case, it’s not clear that a top-up equity payment would have made much difference anyway, but if you’re a senior executive at Goldman they’re presumably nice to have. Separately, António Horta-Osório’s exit from Credit Suisse is starting to look like it was a lot to do with crossing grey lines in the use of company expense accounts. The Wall Street Journal reports that Horta-Osório had been using the Credit Suisse private jet to fly around for work meetings in London or Lisbon that just happened to coincide with meeting-up with his family. On several occasions, a Credit Suisse plane reportedly dropped him off on Thursday, flew back empty to Zurich, and then returned to pick him up and take him to work again on Monday morning. The planes were rented and had to fly back to Zurich for the weekend and Horta-Osório wasn’t breaking any Credit Suisse rules, but he did appear to be making very good use of the bank’s amenities. This eagerness to take advantage of what was on offer was also in evidence when Horta-Osório reportedly took family members to the Wimbledon Tennis finals and the finals of the UEFA Soccer Championships on tickets purchased by Credit Suisse for clients who couldn’t attend due to COVID. Yes, he broke quarantine rules in the process, but an apparent keenness to avail himself of bank freebies also seems to have been part of the issue. Meanwhile… JPMorgan wants English staff to start returning to the office in greater numbers from 1 February. (Financial News)  56 year-old ex-Goldman bond trader Dan Morehead launched his first crypto fund in 2013 and now manages about $5.6bn.“Crypto is so much more compelling than any other trade out there.”  (Bloomberg)  Adrian Farnham, head of the London Metal Exchange, has quit for crypto start-up Komainu, a custody business for digital assets backed by Nomura and hedge fund manager Alan Howard. (Financial Times)  Coinbase shares are down 23% this year. (Bloomberg)  Citi has begun hiring for the top job in its digital assets unit. (The Block)  Banks are expecting private equity firms to raise $100bn in debt this year. (Bloomberg)  Dan Dowd, global head of investment bank research at UBS, says clients want equity research more than ever. Hussein Malik, co-head of global research for JPMorgan, says they want a different kind of research now though: “Increasingly clients want real-time access to analysts to discuss their specific questions — right here, right now They do not want scheduled conversations or marketing events weeks in the future. Clients ultimately want to be directly plugged into our internal and external community of experts and insights on a real-time basis.” (Institutional Investor)   Bank of America has been cutting jobs and this is being welcomed as a ray of sunshine by Mike Mayo, an analyst at Wells Fargo & Co. (Bloomberg)  Morgan Stanley paid James Gorman $35m in 2021. (Financial Times)  Trading revenues are expected to fall to a new normal this year. (Reuters)  Photo by Nicola Fioravanti on Unsplash Download our full salary and bonus survey here.  Contact: [email protected] in the first instance. Whatsapp/Signal/Telegram also available (Telegram: @SarahButcher) Bear with us if you leave a comment at the bottom of this article: all our comments are moderated by human beings. Sometimes these humans might be asleep, or away from their desks, so it may take a while for your comment to appear. Eventually it will – unless it’s offensive or libelous (in which case it won’t.) Goldman Sachs plans to lay off hundreds of employees Timeline Frank Media Newsletter Weekly summary, our interpretation of the main events in the banking market I agree to the terms data processing Mailing example We are in telegram @frank_media Number of the day Number of mortgage transactions in Ingushetia -75.6% year by year We are in telegram @frank_media Digit of the day Number of mortgage transactions in Ingushetia -75.6% year on year We are in telegram @frank_media Goldman Sachs plans to lay off hundreds of employees Up to 5% of investment bank employees may lose their jobs due to a decrease in the number of transactions in the financial market Investment bank Goldman Sachs plans a series of layoffs in the near future, which threatens to lose hundreds of jobs employees, according to the Financial Times, citing sources in the bank. The layoffs are connected with the reduction in the number of transactions in the financial market. The investment bank intends to resume work on the search for inefficient employees, which was stopped during the coronavirus pandemic: then the bankers struggled to cope with the workload and there was no question of the lack of work for them. “Selection of inefficient employees” means that 1-5% of the employees of the entire company will lose their jobs. As of the end of June, Goldman Sachs employed approximately 47,000 employees in its investment banking, trading, asset management, retail banking and operations businesses. The chief financial officer of Goldman Sachs announced in July that he plans to lay off some of the staff due to cost cuts. To this end, it is planned to re-evaluate the effectiveness of bank employees at the end of 2022. Investment Bank has suspended the hiring of employees who were supposed to replace the departing bankers. Planned layoffs signal stronger financial worries about declining deal-making activity and slower economic growth in the US and Europe. Especially after a successful year for the banking business in 2021. Share of the top 20 banks in the mortgage market 96.7 % +0.62 p.p. yoy Goldman Sachs’ investment banking revenue for the first six months of 2022 was down 38% yoy, less than peers JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. Asset management revenue fell 83%. Earnings fell particularly sharply in the equity capital market due to the lack of new IPOs. At the same time, Goldman’s trading arm increased revenue by 15% and accounted for nearly three-quarters of the bank’s total net revenue in the first six months of 2022. The bulk of employees’ salaries come in the form of bonuses at the end of the year. At the end of the year, some employees may even be fired altogether. Compensations for the first six months of 2022 at the bank were down 31%, a sharper drop than the 25% drop in net revenue. Morgan Stanley chief executive James Gorman said in July that the bank’s “most powerful weapon” in the fight against the crisis is wage cuts. As previously reported, Goldman Sachs reported a sharp decline in net income and an increase in loan loss provisions in the second quarter of 2022. The reasons why the company’s performance sags are the same as those of their competitors: rising inflation, the expected recession in the US and global markets, which significantly reduced the number of transactions in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) sector, as well as in the capital markets. Subscribe to our telegram: @frank_media See also Home Frank Media Frank Data Research What is Goldman Sachs. Explained in simple terms October 4, 2022 Secret of the Firm Goldman Sachs is one of the world’s largest investment banks. More than other large financial structures is focused on working with big capital and the stock market. Over 150 years of history, Goldman Sachs has earned a reputation as an investment bank for wealthy clients. But since 2020, he began to move from trading and investment banking exclusively to providing a variety of new services: from current account management and cash management to the introduction of credit cards available to everyone. In 2021, Goldman Sachs became the first major investment bank to have a cryptocurrency trading department. But more often than not, Goldman Sachs gets into business news as a bank that lists the world’s largest companies on the stock market. Even the Russian “Cyan” and Ozon held an IPO with the participation of Goldman Sachs. Usage example on The Secret “I have long wanted to participate in the IPO of companies, but it is virtually impossible to invest in successful companies if you do not have an investment account for a round sum in Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley. This means that we need to go to the venture capital market* and find successful companies that will grow later and will go to IPO.” (Venture investor Denis Beloglazov – about his work History of Goldman Sachs in 1869founded in New York by a former German schoolteacher Markus Goldman. At the beginning, the company traded in bills, and then also engaged in consulting and intermediary services. In 1885, the founder’s son and second son-in-law entered the business, and the firm’s name changed to Goldman Sachs & Co. At the beginning of the 20th century, the firm began listing companies, and its representatives began to sit on the boards of directors of its large clients, a practice that continues to this day. In 1930, Goldman Sachs & Co shifted its focus from trading to investment banking. But the next big deal didn’t happen until 1956 – Goldman Sachs provided Ford Motor Company IPO in the amount of $ 700 million. Goldman Sachs itself became public only in 1999, putting on the market 12.6% of the shares worth $ 3.6 billion (shares were valued at $ 53 each). The increase in capital gave a strong impetus to the development of the company: the number of employees of Goldman Sachs became three times more. Nuances Goldman Sachs is notorious for its tough work schedule for junior and mid-level employees. In 2015, one of the bankers died from overwork, and in early 2021, bank analysts complained that they had to work 95 hours a week and only 5 hours of sleep left. Top management sent out baskets of fruit and snacks to those who complained about processing. But later they still raised their salaries. Now those who start their careers at Goldman Sachs are earning the highest salaries in the market. Goldman Sachs regularly gets into other corporate scandals. From the latest: In 2015, Goldman Sachs and other investment banks were caught in fraud in the Forex market. They had to pay the affected investors $2 billion. From November 2007 to March 2017, Goldman Sachs made 220.2 million errors in transaction reports. For this, the British authorities fined him $44 million. The bank was convicted of fraud with the Malaysian investment fund 1MDB. US authorities have proven that Goldman Sachs was involved in raising billions of dollars for 1MDB, which officials close to the Malaysian government subsequently withdrew. Page 1 of 220 1 2 3 … 220 Next » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 Вперед