Description: he Perpetual Help Day Nursery is a true tots’ haven established in 1966 and open to all children ages 2 1/2-5 regardless of their creed, color or natural origin. The Nursery building, located at 170 Broad St. – Newark, New Jersey, has recently been enlarged, modernized and equipped with the most up-to-date educational materials.
Every day from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. children are introduced to the basic elements of Math, Science, Music, Language Arts and Guided Play.
In addition, the Nursery serves, daily, nutritious meals prepared according to all dietary regulations: breakfast, snacks, and lunch.
A dedicated, qualified and caring staff guarantees both the efficient functioning of the Nursery and a loving and secure home environment. The educational Nursery efforts are strengthened and complemented by a parental counseling program encompassing children’s rearing strategies and parents responsibilities.
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
07PER0001
Capacity:
189
Age Range:
2 1/2 – 6 years
State Rating:
1
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Current License Expiration Date:
Mar 13, 2025
District Office:
New Jersey Dept of Children and Families – Office of Licensing
District Office Phone:
1-877-667-9845 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
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Date Cited
Date Abated
Regulation Number
Summary
2021-12-10
2022-01-04
3A:52-5. 3(i)(5)(i)
Physical plant requirements for all centers
Environmental condition precautions are as follows: at the time of the initial application, any renewal application, relocation of an existing licensed center and, in the discretion of the Office of Licensing, any other time, the applicant or facility operator shall certify in writing that the center provides a potable water supply provided by a public community water system. If the facility is supplied by a public community water system, the applicant or facility operator shall provide documentation of water testing conducted by a laboratory certified by the Department of Environmental Protection for water testing for lead and copper from all faucets and other sources used for drinking water or food preparation and at least 50 percent of all indoor water faucets utilized by the center.
Violation Observed: Submit to the OOL a copy of the center’s NJ DCF Drinking Water Testing Checklist and Statement of Assurance. 12/10/2021 Submit to the OOL a copy of the center’s NJ DCF Drinking Water Testing Checklist.
2021-12-10
2021-12-10
3A:52-4.6(a)
Staff qualifications
The center shall maintain on file a Staff Records Checklist designated by the Office of Licensing, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-4.1(b), indicating that the center has obtained documentation of the applicable staff education and experience, as specified in 3A:52-4.6(b) through (d).
Violation Observed: Submit to the OOL the center’s current staff records checklist. Ensure that orientation training dates recorded have been conducted within the preceding 12 months for each staff member.
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Phone: (973) 484-3535
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African American Students
5
5
Asian Students
0
0
Hispanic Students
17
15
Native American Students
0
0
Pacific Islander Students
0
0
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“Children give us an inexhaustible supply of love, tenderness and strength”: an interview with the head
Edition : Good afternoon, Irina Vladimirovna! Traditionally, the first question is about your work activity. How did you get into the field of early childhood education?
Irina Vladimirovna: I have been working in the system of preschool education for almost 38 years. Even in my youth, when I talked with preschoolers and saw their interested faces and children’s smiles, I realized that I want to teach children from a very early age to notice the beautiful, live in anticipation of a miracle, and be in the world of childhood every day.
After graduating from the Minsk Pedagogical College in 1980, I arrived in my hometown of Zhodino and started working in the newly built kindergarten No. 17, where I worked for 13 years in a wonderful team of like-minded teachers. She also entered the correspondence department of the Faculty of Preschool Education of the Minsk Pedagogical Institute named after M. Gorky. In 1993, I was offered to head a nursery garden, which was built by the BelAZ automobile plant.
Representing the enormous responsibility that has been entrusted to me, I decided for myself that I will try very hard to create a modern preschool education institution that is comfortable for children, employees and parents.
July 1, 2018 marks the 25th anniversary of my career as a manager. Today I can say with full confidence that my dreams, hopes and efforts have come true.
Ed.: Tell us more about your achievements, successes in your work?
I.V.: Today our nursery-kindergarten “Pavlinka” is an institution with its own traditions, developed image, created comfort for children; an institution demanded by the parents of pupils.
The motto of the employees of our institution is “We will take the palms of the child in our hands and open our hearts for him!”. If we describe our team, then the definitions “mutual understanding”, “mutual assistance”, “trust”, “creativity”, “responsibility”, “social skills”, “striving for development”, “philanthropy”, “purposefulness” are best suited. And the most important thing for me is that we are a stable united team consisting of experienced, qualified teachers.
The results of the work of the team are children who leave kindergarten well-mannered, prepared for schooling and always delight us with their successes and excellent feedback from teachers.
We are also proud of our high performance in the annual competitions among preschool educational institutions in Zhodino. From 2010 to 2017, we took first place three times and became winners of the city stage of the republican competition “The Best Preschool Institution of the Year”.
Rev.: How is the facility staffing? How is the work with young professionals structured?
IV: Our facility is 100% staffed. Over the years, we have developed a certain system of work with young teaching staff.
An important task for young specialists to work is to create conditions for easy adaptation of each teacher. First of all, we warmly welcome them in the team. At the first meeting of the pedagogical council, we introduce the staff, the traditions of the institution, its achievements and tasks for the new academic year.
A good tradition in the nursery-kindergarten has become “Initiation into teachers”. This event is held as part of the celebration of Teacher’s Day. Young colleagues receive parting words from their mentors, communicate with veterans of pedagogical work, and take an oath to be faithful to their chosen profession. The holiday is always warm and emotional.
The second step in adaptation is the organization of mentoring. A young specialist needs constant help and support from colleagues. An experienced, having 1 category, creatively working educator is assigned to each; an individual work plan is drawn up. In the work of mentors, we consider it important not to allow excessive guardianship, to provide greater independence to young teachers.
Ed.: What conditions do you create for the professional growth of young professionals who come to work in the nursery?
I.V.: We are well aware that the entire teaching staff of the nursery-kindergarten, and not just the tutors assigned to them, should take part in the professional development of young teachers. For this, the “School of a Young Teacher” was created, where we try to form creative potential in novice teachers, an understanding of the need for continuous self-education, constant improvement of professional competence.
Organized work contributes to the fact that in two years a young specialist “grows” into a young promising teacher who is familiar with all areas of pedagogical activity, who is able to analyze the development of his own skills, and is capable of realizing creative potential in pedagogical activity.
And, of course, the most important task is to secure a young specialist for further work in the first job.
I would like to note that many young specialists, having completed their term, remain in Zhodino and continue to work in our institution.
Ed.: How do you attract extrabudgetary funds to the institution?
I.V.: The work of the board of trustees in our kindergarten is not only an effective, legally competent tool for attracting extrabudgetary funds, but also the most convenient way to help our institution. The attraction and competent use of incoming funds by the board of trustees significantly expands the possibilities of an educational institution.
Thanks to purposeful work with parents, the developing subject-game environment is constantly updated and replenished. Furniture, games and toys are purchased for groups and equipment for sites. The main thing in this work is a systematic report on the use of incoming funds and a bright, colorful presentation to parents of the created environment for children. It is important that parents see and evaluate the result of invested funds.
In addition, the source of attracting extrabudgetary funds is the provision of paid educational services in excess of the basic component at the request of parents. In the pre-school education institution, choreography classes are organized, developing classes in preparation for school, hand weaving, which pupils attend with pleasure.
The “Mother’s School” and an adaptation group have been working in our institution for 7 years. Such groups of joint stay of parents and children precede the child’s admission to kindergarten, ensure painless adaptation to the institution of preschool education. The work of the “Mother School” is carried out in the triad “teacher – parent – child”. Parents are provided with the necessary psychological and pedagogical assistance.
Educators, music director, head of physical education, teacher-psychologist, teacher-defectologist work with children and parents. In addition, interested parents are given the opportunity to visit the pool in the “Mother and Child” group, whose work is aimed at strengthening the physical health of babies.
Taking into account that not all pre-school educational institutions of the city have swimming pools, weekend groups of health-improving orientation and swimming training are organized in the nursery-garden. Children from other kindergartens visit our swimming pool with great pleasure.
We also earn money in the process of jointly held campaigns with parents to collect waste paper and scrap metal. If possible, we attract the help of sponsors.
Ed.: Tell us about the projects that are being implemented in your institution?
I.V.: In 2017, our institution participated in the city project, organized jointly with health care representatives of the city of Zhodino “Health begins with a smile!”.
Also, over the course of 4 years, kindergarten students have been actively participating in the city television project “Sphere” in the program “Hello, doctor!”. The participants of the project are children of senior preschool age. They give interviews to correspondents, in which they express their knowledge and ideas at the level of preschool age about a healthy lifestyle, diseases of people, measures that need to be taken to exclude certain diseases.
Every year, pupils of the senior groups of the nursery-kindergarten take part in the competition of the institution “I am a researcher”. The winner of the competition participates in the city stage of the festival, which has been held for 4 years at the nursery-kindergarten No. 4 “Pavlinka”, and the winners of the festival represent our city at the regional festival “I am a researcher” in Minsk.
Also, to solve the annual task of the 2017/2018 academic year, group educational projects were implemented on the basics of life safety: “Beware of troubles while they are gone”, “We want to be friends with fire”, “Road alphabet”, “Safe home” and other projects in which children, teachers and parents took part.
Rev.: Tell us about the unusual situations that you encountered in a preschool?
I.V.: There were no serious non-standard situations during the period of my work. But, revealing trouble in the family and protecting the rights and legitimate interests of underage pupils, one has to visit families where various unpleasant situations can arise. Some parents believe that preschool education specialists have no right to interfere in their family life. However, the serious preventive work carried out by the institution, aimed at the rehabilitation of the family and the elimination of the causes of the socially dangerous situation, gives positive results.
Ed: Based on your experience, what advice would you give to aspiring preschool leaders?
I.V.: Each teacher creates and maintains his own image, and the formation of culture, the image of the entire institution of preschool education depends on the leader. The deeper you comprehend the science of management, the more questions you face, and, accordingly, the wider the range of their solutions.
I would very much like to wish novice leaders to perfectly comprehend this science of management. Cultivate the ability to make wise and non-standard decisions, the ability to organize yourself and the team, take care of people and business at the same time, be fair.
Always put yourself in the place of your employees, think about what you would like to receive from the manager. I believe that the work of a manager with employees should be built on trust and good relations, then there will be a positive result. You can’t count on easy and quick success. However, by creating a team of creative, purposeful, proactive, knowledgeable specialists, all the goals and objectives set will be successfully achieved.
Whatever you do, you must remember that our children must be at the head. Children give us an inexhaustible supply of love, tenderness and strength. They enrich our life with joy and fill it with bright hopes!
Ed.: Irina Vladimirovna, thank you for the informative interview!
Interviewed by Yuri KOSKO
Brief information about the state educational institution “Pavlinka Nursery No. 4”: ■ number of pupils — 319;
■ number of employees – 58: teachers – 26 and technical staff – 32;
■ number of groups – 12: 1 group of the first younger age, 4 groups of the second younger age, 3 groups of middle age and 4 groups of older age.
There is a swimming pool, music and sports halls, an office of a teacher-psychologist, an office of a social teacher, a point of correctional and pedagogical assistance, a medical office in the nursery-garden.
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At the age of 50, Julianne Moore not only manages to act in films and appear on almost all the covers of magazines, she also writes children’s books, based on which they stage musicals on Broadway, has been raising two children and for 15 years now lives in a happy marriage with her husband, director and screenwriter Bart Freundlich. It is a pleasure to interview this actress, because she is equally witty about anything, whether it is a relationship with her husband, the transitional age of her son, or . .. dishwashing detergent
In the romantic comedy It’s Stupid Love, which is released on September 22, Julianne Moore plays the wife of the protagonist (Steve Carell), who already at the beginning of the film confronts him with the fact that she cheated on him and wants a divorce. And the unfortunate husband, who has not been dating for 20 years, is trying to start a new life: he sits sadly in the evenings in a bar, hoping to meet someone. There he is found by the merry fellow Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling) and teaches him the rules of a free life. This leads to unexpected consequences … According to the actress herself, acting in “This – Stupid – Love” was a real pleasure, because it’s not often that you are offered a script for a really worthwhile comedy. nine0003
Julianne, many actresses complain in interviews that after 40 they have less work to do. You are filming all the time. What is your secret with Meryl Streep? I think I was just lucky, and I am terribly grateful for this fate. When I first started acting, I dreamed that it would always be like this, that the roles would find me on their own. And I’m glad that even now I don’t have to sit idle.
What got you interested in the movie “This Stupid Love”? I like films about relationships, about how important they are to us, and about how difficult it is sometimes to understand them … After all, this is what our life consists of. And by and large, if we think in terms of cinema, our life is more like a comedy than a tragedy or drama. When people have to go through hard times, they learn to look at everything with humor and find something bright even in the sad and difficult. In general, I think that the older you get, the less you are attracted to tragedy.
Why? Life is hard. It’s easy to see things in a tragic light when you’re 23, but in adulthood, people need something else: they want to laugh more, not cry. And this is how, with a smile, it is worth looking at this world. Although most of my 55 films are more like dramas, that doesn’t mean I don’t like comedies. I am glad that I periodically manage to act in them.
The main thing is that the comedies are good. Too many romantic comedies have become passing, don’t you think? nine0008 I don’t want to comment on this, but I think I agree. A good comedy is first of all a strong script, a story. And now it happens that they recruit a bunch of superstars for the roles, and their task is just to look good and fall in love with each other. This doesn’t work. All great romantic comedies like When Harry Met Sally, Tootsie are based on great stories.
Steve Carell doesn’t just play your husband in the film. He also acted as a producer. Did he have to persuade you to withdraw? nine0008 No, I just read the script and I liked it. Then we met at the Oscars: I announced the nominees and saw Steve backstage. He asked, “Did you read the script?” “Yeah, he’s great. ” We had a nice chat.
Is this how it happens behind the scenes at the Oscars? Well, yes, why not? Steve is an amazing actor, I’m a fan of his and it was a pleasure to work with him. By the way, and on the set, he did not disappoint me. We got along very well. You know, family is very important to me, and Steve is a family man. He constantly says phrases from the series “And my wife thinks …”. Not all men like to mention their wives! nine0003
According to the plot of the film, a 13-year-old boy, your son, falls in love with his nanny. Do you think feelings can be serious at this age? What were you like at 13? Oh, I moved so much as a child (the actress’s father was a military judge, and the family changed their place of residence 23 times. – Note OK! ), it’s hard to remember what happened to me at 13. ( Smiling .) I think I lived in Virginia and went to high school. 13 years is awesome! You fall in love all the time. Moreover, these emotions are as strong and real as in adulthood. Only when we grow up do we begin to think: “Well, great, I’m in love, but it’s all not serious, why do I need this?” And as a teenager, you perceive everything completely differently: “Yes, I am in love, and this is very serious, he is the one!” With age, this passes, but there is something very pure and important in these first feelings. And they should be given importance. nine0003
If you moved around so much, then surely you didn’t manage without loves and partings in adolescence? I had my first boyfriend in 5th grade, his name was Doug Mitchell, we were living in Alaska then, and he wrote me a wonderful letter with the signature “Your boyfriend” and all that. And then we moved – I didn’t even have time to tell him that we were leaving! Years later, he tracked me down: I mentioned him in an interview, someone told him… And he left a message at my agent’s office. We met. He already had a family and children, and I also, but the first thing he said at the meeting was: “I still didn’t understand where you went. You just disappeared!” nine0003
And yet you think that children’s love should be given importance. I think that you should listen to your children. Do not underestimate their feelings – what they care about, who they love, who they want to be friends with. They need to be guided, but you also need to listen to them.
You have two children. Yes, Caleb is thirteen, Liv is nine.
Who is more strict in the family – you or Bart? Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. I am calm about the fact that children eat a lot of sweets and love chewing gum. “Well, it won’t kill you,” I say to Liv. And Bart thinks I’m too indulgent with the kids. But he allows his son to drive and does not force him to wear a helmet when he rides a motorcycle. “Come on, it’s not that important,” he says. So the children know exactly who to ask for sweets, and with whom to go skating. ( nine0040 Smiling .)
How are you going through the transitional age of your son? Not easy. .. This gap between 12 and 13 years is huge! Just now the son needed you, depended on you, and now he is independent. You look at him and you understand: “Wow, he has changed!” And with bated breath, you follow his life, because you can’t interfere, and you don’t want him to get hurt! I try not to be intrusive … True, my dad and I check his Facebook – logging in under a false name. Recently, someone wrote an indecent message on Caleb’s page, we asked our son to delete it, he was indignant: “How did you know ?!” – “Look!” Another option is for the nanny to “friend” him on Facebook. And then you can get all the news from her. We did just that. ( nine0040 Smiling slyly .)
Has Caleb ever confessed to you that he is in love? I’m afraid that parents in this regard are not at all interesting to children as interlocutors…
And what about your daughter? Are you close to her? Yes. She is 9, so we have a wonderful time for hugs, secrets, tenderness. It’s still possible with her. She recently got her ears pierced. We were all together in California, and dad and Caleb chose a movie in the cinema that it’s too early for my daughter to watch. She was upset. I suggested that she get her ears pierced while the men watch movies. When they left the hall, Liv met them in a new way. Everyone was amazed. nine0003
What do children say about your work? Are they on the set with you? They’ve been with me on the playground almost from infancy! For a long time, it seemed to them that their mother worked in a trailer. ( Laughs. ) “This is my mother’s office,” they said. Now they have grown up and come to the shooting to visit me. Both were delighted with Steve Carell, then told their friends that they met him. And they are also upset that I still have not played with Ryan Reynolds – they really like him. nine0003
Julianne, when you’re not filming, what is your life like? Total chaos! I lie on the floor with a bottle and say to myself: “I hate my life, I hate it. ”
Specify, a bottle of gin or vodka? Dishwashing detergents. In fact, my life outside of filming is quite eventful. I have a working husband and two children. We recently returned from Los Angeles, and there I spent most of the time, taking everyone to summer camps. A lot of energy is spent on solving problems with school, rest, in order to find a balance between career and home. So my free time is melting away very quickly. nine0003
READ THE FULL INTERVIEW IN #38 OF OK! FROM SEPTEMBER 22, 2011
“Murok plus” boarding house. Issyk-Kul resort. Prices for 2023
This is a cozy boarding house with comfortable rooms, located in the village of Bosteri. Nearby is the sanatorium “Kyrgyz seaside” – all the entertainment on its territory (you can also buy treatment there). A 10-minute walk is Bosterin Fair, where you can buy local fruits and berries, vegetables, souvenirs, clothes and much more. A 15-minute walk away is the famous boarding house “Golden Sands”, with an aqua park, a Ferris wheel, roller coasters, a cinema, cafes, karaoke, discos, an Internet club, an exchange office and much more.
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The area around the building and cottages is green, well-groomed, large.
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within 3 banking days from the receipt of the Principal’s invoice, if more than 5 banking days are left before the start of the provision of services (travel, tour);
during the day, if less than 5 banking days are left before the start of the provision of services (travel, tour). nine0121
If funds are not received within the specified time, the application will be automatically canceled without additional notification.
Pension “Murok plus” is located in the village of Bosteri, on the northern coast of the famous lake Issyk-Kul. Not far from the boarding house there is a sanatorium “Kyrgyzskoe seashore” with its rich infrastructure and entertainment. In the sanatorium, you can get the necessary treatment or undergo the prevention of a particular disease. Among the procedures offered by the sanatorium: mud – medium or small application of therapeutic mud; spereotherapy, inhalations; water – Charcot shower, mineral bath with massage, circular shower; physiotherapy procedures – UHF, magnetotherapy, iontophoresis, ultrasound therapy, therapy through the use of electrical impulses. nine0003
A walk will lead to Bosterin Fair, where vacationers can buy local berries, vegetables and fruits, clothes and souvenirs. After walking for 15 minutes from the boarding house, you can take a look at the Golden Sands boarding house, which boasts a variety of entertainment on its territory: a Ferris wheel, an aqua park, roller coasters, discos, karaoke.
Pension “Murok plus” offers visitors VIP cottages, comfortable rooms “junior suite”, as well as a beach with a variety of attractions where you can enjoy the softness of golden sand, mild resort climate, azure shore of the lake. nine0003
The boarding house “Murok plus” is distinguished by the fact that the territory on which it is located is always ennobled with greenery. Two-storey comfortable cottages “Lux” are decorated according to the European standard. Each room has two standard rooms: a living room and a bedroom. In addition, there is an equipped kitchen. Cottages provide all the amenities for a comfortable stay of vacationers: showers with hot water, toilets, refrigerators, TVs. The “suites” have a safe, a refrigerator, an electric kettle, a microwave oven, as well as sets of dishes. nine0003
Clients receive three meals a day. You can diversify your diet by visiting a bar or cafe that serves European and Asian cuisine. The bath complex on the territory of the boarding house will help vacationers to relax and relieve stress. In the evening, you can go to a nightclub and have fun from the heart.
City sandy beach is the main entertainment that vacationers choose in summer. It is located 700 meters from the pension. There is always a playground for children.
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By plane or train to Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) or Almaty (Kazakhstan), then by regular bus or taxi to the lake.
Tomorrow’s Future Daycare – Care.com Baltimore, MD Child Care Center
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Essay “Kindergarten of the Future”
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Enikeeva M.E. Essay “Kindergarten of the Future” // Owl. 2017. No.4(10). URL: https://kssovushka.ru/zhurnal/10/ (date of access: 28. 01.2023).
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Children must live in a world of beauty, play, fairy tales, music, drawing, fantasy, creativity.
V.A. Sukhomlinsky
These are the words I want to start talking about the Kindergarten of the future.
Kindergarten of the future, how do I see it?
This is a light and cozy house. This house has bright toys, interesting books, comfortable furniture, modern equipment. And most importantly, kids come to this house every morning to spend a joyful and fruitful day, play and chat with friends and adults, learn something new and interesting. The kindergarten of the future is a second home, a child’s family, a fairy tale…
And children in the Kindergarten of the Future are met not by random and indifferent people, but by educators and teachers who live in the interests of children, in love with their work. “Work is the best way to enjoy life,” I. Kant argued. And I share his point of view. The teacher is a guide, a link between the child and the outside world. The teacher should help each child find their place in life. Teachers of preschool institutions are competent highly qualified specialists who keep up with the times and love children, treat each child with attention, provide an opportunity for kids to realize themselves, based on their interests, needs and inclinations. These are erudite specialists mastering new technologies, innovative forms of work. These are creative people who share experience, knowledge and skills with children in the game, give freedom, encourage initiative and direct their skills to reveal the child, to develop his personality. In the Kindergarten of the Future, educators and teachers, along with high and new technologies, use traditional folk pedagogy. All children love fairy tales. A creative teacher through a fairy tale will teach a lot. A child through a fairy tale learns the world around him, learns moral values, behavior patterns accepted in society, and joins the folk culture. Music sounds in the Kindergarten, children draw, fantasize, play! nine0003
In the Kindergarten of the Future, interaction with the families of children is also important. Parents are “infected” with positive emotions and are active participants in the pedagogical process, playing together with teachers and children. And at home they don’t sit children at the TV, at a laptop or with a tablet, phone, but involve them in joint activities: go for a walk in the park, do crafts, read a book…
In the Kindergarten of the Future, there are no more than 15 children and for their diversified development, a psychologist teacher, a speech therapist, a music director, and a physical education instructor work. Teachers work with children, not with “papers”. nine0003
And the child, going home in the evening, says: “I will definitely come tomorrow!”
Kindergarten of the future… What will it be like? It depends on us, teachers working in kindergarten today and now.
It is very important for us teachers to remember that children are our future. And we must create all the conditions for their development now. And the future will come very soon and “our children” will become the future parents of the future kindergarten, its employees, educators … It is they who will build the very kindergarten !
“The best way to make children good is to make them happy.” (Oscar Wilde), so let’s unite, raise and educate literate and kind people, striving to reach the heights on their own, able to defend their point of view. It is in our power to see in the eyes and hearts of the children the world in which Kindergarten of the Future will be built.
These are the words I want to start talking about the Kindergarten of the future.
Kindergarten of the future, how do I see it? nine0003
This is a light and cozy house. This house has bright toys, interesting books, comfortable furniture, modern equipment. And most importantly, kids come to this house every morning to spend a joyful and fruitful day, play and chat with friends and adults, learn something new and interesting. The Kindergarten of the Future is a second home, a child’s family, a fairy tale…
And children in the Kindergarten of the Future are met not by random and indifferent people, but by educators and teachers who live in the interests of children, who are in love with their work. “Work is the best way to enjoy life,” I. Kant argued. And I share his point of view. The teacher is a guide, a link between the child and the outside world. The teacher should help each child find their place in life. Teachers of preschool institutions are competent highly qualified specialists who keep up with the times and love children, treat each child with attention, provide an opportunity for kids to realize themselves, based on their interests, needs and inclinations. These are erudite specialists mastering new technologies, innovative forms of work. These are creative people who share experience, knowledge and skills with children in the game, give freedom, encourage initiative and direct their skills to reveal the child, to develop his personality. In the Kindergarten of the Future, educators and teachers, along with high and new technologies, use traditional folk pedagogy. All children love fairy tales. A creative teacher through a fairy tale will teach a lot. A child through a fairy tale learns the world around him, learns moral values, behavior patterns accepted in society, and joins the folk culture. Music sounds in the Kindergarten, children draw, fantasize, play! nine0003
In the Kindergarten of the Future, interaction with the families of children is also important. Parents are “infected” with positive emotions and are active participants in the pedagogical process, playing together with teachers and children. And at home they don’t sit children at the TV, at a laptop or with a tablet, phone, but involve them in joint activities: go for a walk in the park, do crafts, read a book…
In the Kindergarten of the Future, there are no more than 15 children and for their diversified development, a psychologist teacher, a speech therapist, a music director, and a physical education instructor work. Teachers work with children, not with “papers”. nine0003
And the child, going home in the evening, says: “I will definitely come tomorrow!”
Kindergarten of the future… What will it be like? It depends on us, teachers working in kindergarten today and now.
It is very important for us teachers to remember that children are our future. And we must create all the conditions for their development now. And the future will come very soon and “our children” will become the future parents of the future kindergarten, its employees, educators … It is they who will build the very kindergarten !
“The best way to make children good is to make them happy.” (Oscar Wilde), so let’s unite, raise and educate literate and kind people, striving to reach the heights on their own, able to defend their point of view. It is in our power to see in the eyes and hearts of the children the world in which Kindergarten of the Future will be built.
Essay “My Kindergarten of the Future”
Dream! We must dream! And we, preschool teachers, have something to dream about! And so, let’s start from the very beginning …
We are all very familiar with the problems with the adaptation of children in kindergarten. Therefore, “building” the kindergarten of the future, I would really like to turn to the early socialization of children, to realize the dream of all teachers and parents: a kindergarten without children’s tears! This idea is not new, it was proposed by the famous French pediatrician, psychoanalyst and writer Françoise Dolto. This is the so-called “Green House”, where the child gradually, at an individual pace, acquires the first social skills and “buds off” from the parents, in addition to what it says about the unfulfillment of this dream in the near present, the idea of this “house” implies absolute free for parents of this project. The child adapts to the new situation by visiting the “home” with the parents. Thus, this is a place of communication not only for children, but also for parents. In Russia, there are only two “Green Houses” – in Moscow and St. Petersburg. But… since we are talking about the kindergarten of the future, why shouldn’t such a “Green House” appear here in Saratov! nine0003
You can kindle your imagination for a long time with how the building of the kindergarten of the future will look like: in the form of a flower, a fabulous miracle tower, or it will be built from huge colored transformer cubes … Let’s leave it to the architects of the future to decide. It will, of course, be built from environmentally friendly materials, it will be bright, cozy and necessarily spacious. An important detail is the security systems. The most modern security and fire alarms, an autonomous climate control system will be installed. Pupils of our future kindergarten will not need to go to the district clinic for an appointment, because a whole block of our kindergarten will be given to medical specialists and offices with modern medical equipment. The most modern health-saving technologies will be applied within the walls of our kindergarten! Oh, how you want the children of the future to not get sick at all! Of course, the kindergarten of the future is the use of the most advanced technologies. Electronic media will be understandable and accessible to every adult and pupil. And yet, the last thing I would like is for the garden of the future to be a kind of sterile laboratory, with a lot of 3D screens, displays and other technical innovations of mankind, among which educators freed from the burden of everyday worries roam. I read that in one of the kindergartens in Moscow a survey was conducted among pupils on the topic “What would you do in a kindergarten if there were no adults there? » 80% of children answered – “I would play! ” And then? – “I would still play! ” And then? – “would leave” …. That’s what makes a kindergarten today, tomorrow and always attractive for children, cozy and lively – these are the people who work in it! I am sure that by the time the kindergarten of the future opens, the profession of an educator will become prestigious and teaching staff will be proud of their numerous talented youth! nine0003
In my view, the kindergarten of the future is a kind of scientific and methodological center, where professionals in their field work, it is a self-organizing system capable of revealing the potentials of its development by:
– early identification of children’s individual abilities in conditions of freedom of choice of activities;
– taking into account the needs of parents and the formation of the most important relationship: children – parents – teachers, in conditions of confidential communication;
– creation of scientific and methodological creative groups of kindergarten teachers and representatives of pedagogical science, which makes it possible to practically implement the principles of the development of the child’s personal sphere, educational activities, and the creation of a health-saving environment. nine0003
Thus, in my opinion, the model of the kindergarten of the future will be determined by the following components:
-organization of subject-developing environment;
-creation of conditions for optimal pedagogical interaction with children;
– modern educational and correctional development space;
– involvement of parents in the educational and correctional development process.
This built-up model would like to be supplemented with such components as an integrative component (so that children with genetic disorders integrate into the environment of ordinary peers); nine0003
– environmental (development of environmental awareness in children should be on a par with the most important tasks)
– ethno-cultural component (children of the future should not forget about their roots, history and traditions of their people)
Came to these conclusions and realized: yes because I didn’t discover anything and didn’t fantasize anything new.
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Petersburg School ILI – Just Learn
ILI School is a place where you are expected, where you are needed, where everything is created for you, including you. Our goal is to give children and parents the joy of learning.
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The Ili school is located in the very heart of St. Petersburg — Mokhovaya street, 27-29 Three-storey outbuilding with an attic, with a total area of 2000 sq.m. Nearby places for active and cultural walks.
School opening September 6, 2021
Combining two areas of development: academic knowledge and personal growth without violence, without satiety. Taking into account today’s requirements.
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The principle of our school is that we do not give work at home. The task of the school is to organize the educational process in such a way that there is regular practice and an individual approach to each student.
It is important to use modern technologies in education in order to develop the maximum human potential. But a child is not only hard skils and soft skils, is also unique and the protagonist of his personal story.
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Welcome to a safe, nurturing, educational Daycare for your little one. Set in a warm, inviting household located in the beautiful city of Cypress. I have been working with children for many years, first as aschool teacher, then as a state licensed caregiver. And now, I am the proprietor of my own home daycare. I provide a play-based teaching philosophy. I love to see children grow into unique individuals.
There is plenty of room to play inside and out. Toys are rotated to sustain a stimulating and dynamic environment. Our bookshelf carries material fit for infants to preschool age. Snacks and meals are included in cost, as well as adapted to any of your child’s dietary needs.
Space is available for full and part-time. Early morning to late afternoon. State License #304310100. …
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Stepping Stones Learning Center in Cypress CA provides various schedules and programs for kids from 6 weeks to 13 years old. This state-licensed facility constantly sanitizes their environment and offerssnacks, breakfast, and lunch to children from 18 months and above. This child care facility serves preschool students from Mondays to Fridays with a maximum capacity of 90 children….
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Located at 4539 Cerritos Ave., Cypress, Orange County, California, Cypress Early Learning Preschool, is a learning facility that caters to preschool and pre-kindergarten children up to 6 years of age.
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Montessori Children’s House (MCH) is a private school that has been providing Montessori-based early childhood education to the children of North Orange County and nearby communities. Their center has been inbusiness for more than forty years and offers a well-known alternative to traditional kindergarten….
Oc Kids Childcare
9739 Denni St, Cypress, CA 90630
Starting at $163/day
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OC Kids Childcare is a child care facility located in Cypress, California that offers a variety of early childhood programs to infants up to school-age children. The company is dedicated on providing theirstudents with developmentally appropriate programs that foster physical, mental, and spiritual growth….
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We take children 2 years of age (non-potty train) to 5 years of age (pre-k). We offer full and part time programs. We serve two snacks that are included in the price. The child needs to bring their ownlunch. We are a Christian base school. We cook with the children and have a music program every week. We go on educational field trips….
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ABC Development Preschool & Child Care Center #4 on 4440 Surrey Ave, Cypress, CA is a child care establishment that accepts children from 2 to 12 years old for enrollment. Their center offers additionalservices such as camps during the summer and before and after school care on top of their preschool and pre-K programs….
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ABC Development Preschool & Child Care Centers is an early childhood education located in Cypress, CA. The center offers childcare and early education to children aged two to six years. Their curriculumconsists of activities geared towards providing age-appropriate projects and experiences….
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Kids Corner Boosters in Cypress, California is non-profit organization and dedicated to providing the highest quality services for children and families, and to demonstrating success in clear and measurableways. The center provide child care for families and preschool kids….
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Cypress Learning Tree Preschool is a state-licensed early childhood education center that offers curriculum-based programs for preschool and pre-kindergarten children, ages two to six years old. Located inCypress, California, the company offers structured programs focused on supporting each child’s academic, physical, language, social, and creative development….
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The Little Stars Early Learning in Cypress, California provides childcare for children from one to 10 years old. . Their age-appropriate play activities allow the children to express themselves and stimulatestheir cognitive, social, emotional and physical growth. They pick the school-age children from school and help out with their homework. They are open from seven in the morning to six in the evening….
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I am a former preschool & kindergarten teacher. CPR certified. I provide service to children, ages between 0-14. My facility is located in Lakewood Village close to Mark Twain Elementary School, Bancroft MiddleSchool, Lakewood High School, Long Beach City College and Cal State Long Beach University. It is very loving and caring with a peaceful environment surrounded with a large play area. In addition, I provide various educational activities such as: Montessori materials that applies to math, language, social studies, arts & crafts, and music….
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Celebrating my 40th year in the child care industry. I have seen so many changes. The one thing that has always stayed the same is the children. Routine, Schedule, Education, Music, Movement ,Creative Play,Nutritious Meals and lots of love, has been the timeless key to my business success for all these years.
Preparing your children for school and life is what we do here. Children help with daily responsibilities. Searing meals, clearing plates, cleaning up after playtime and cleaning up there bed rolls after nap and putting them away.
I am enrolled in a state food program.
With this programs comes yearly training and quarterly monitoring of all meals and snacks served to your child. Children love to cook. Cooking day is one of there favorite days.
Our morning is full of music, movement and education. Free play in the yard with enough bikes and toys to go around. Imagination is limitless while in there minds they climb towers and chase dragons around the yard.
Computer skills are so important even to the preschooler. ABC Mouse is the program we use.
This programs allows them to learn at their own pace gaining confidence in themselves daily.
Social skills and manners play a huge roll daily for each child. The younger children
learn from the older ones. They look to each other for support, laughter and friendship.
My goal is to provide quality child Care for you and your child. To stimulate their educational and social abilities….
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Full-time family home daycare provider.
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-Nutritious meals;
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-Arts and crafts;
-Huge backyard;
-Fun outings; and
-Plenty of free play!
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I own and operate Belle Montessori & Daycare in the beautiful city of Buena Park in Orange County, California.
It has always been my passion to work with children, and taking care of children has broughtendless joy and happiness to my life. I worked as a Montessori teacher for over 15 years, and opened my own family daycare in 2016. At Belle Montessori & Daycare, you can be rest assured that your child will receive individualized care in a warm and loving home. I am very enthusiastic about serving children of all ethnic backgrounds, and I strive to create an environment with flexibility to meet the individual needs and interests of every child in my care.
I am dedicated to providing a high quality child care service in a safe and a secure setting that goes above and beyond a regular home daycare service. My facility is set up like a school setting, and I have structured activities from drop-off to pick-up which includes learning activities using the Montessori learning methods….
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Welcome to Buena Park Montessori Academy!
Our rates START from $150/week depending on the program you select and the age group you are interested.
We have different programs to accommodate your family’sneeds.
We offer a FREE Trial Day, before you enroll to check us out.
We are located at 6221 Lincoln Avenue, Buena Park, CA
Our Infant Class has infants starting from 6 Weeks Old (Rate – $190 – $295/week depending on the program)
Preschool Rate is $150 – $215/week depending on the program.
We offer both Full-time & Part-time programs.
We are open from 6:30 am. to 6:30 pm for our parents’ convenience.
We provide FREE Breakfast, Hot-Lunch & Three Snacks for children over two years.
We provide FREE Music, Dance, Spanish, Yoga, & Soccer classes.
We have both Weekly & Monthly Programs.
Through our Superior Montessori program, our children become life-long learners with a passion for academics, the arts, & humanity….
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I really recommend this daycare and preschool. Most importantly, it offers children a fun, loving and educational environment as their teachers and staff are very caring and nurturing. I love everything aboutit!…
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At OTOV, we believe in experiential learning. Our lesson plans seek to inspire children as they explore the world and build life-long skills. We firmly believe that playtime builds thought processes andconcepts that follow us through life. We value establishing self-sufficiency and independence while building social skills in a sense of community. We strive to provide a variety of new, exciting experiences through music, language, movement and the arts. …
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Montessori Academy Of Long Beach is an early childhood educational program, offering daycare before and after school care Monday through Friday from 6am – 6:30 pm. The school-day is from 8:30am to 3pm and mostchildren attend 5 days a week giving your child the advantage of a relaxed and stimulating environment to tradition into the first grade successfully. Most children begin at age 2 and continue until 6 yrs of age. Please call Ms Micinski on her direct line (anytime) for additional information and to setup a time for a tour and to get the link or copies of forms you will need for your child’s file at all schools….
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At Childtime, your child gets what he or she needs to develop their best mind, their love of learning, their personality, their bright future. Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, central to our educationalphilosophy is the belief that secure relationships with responsive and respectful adults provide the basis for all learning. Staff and teachers, and the relationships children develop with them, are vital for learning, for trust, and for independence. Our approach is designed to help them grow as students and people, in school, and in life beyond….
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Established in 2010, Petite Montessori Preschool of Long Beach provides preschool and childcare services. Located at 4621 Blackthorne Ave Long Beach CA, they’re open weekdays, 8:00am to 5:00pm.
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FAQs for finding preschools in Cypress
In 2023 what types of preschool can I find near me in Cypress, CA?
There are two main types of preschool programs you can send your kids to in Cypress, CA. The first is a full-time preschool program that usually works well for parents working full-time shifts. The second is a part-time preschool program where you can enroll your child for 2-3 days per week and typically choose between a morning or afternoon shift. A part-time preschool can be a great option if you want to ease the transition of this new learning experience for your child. You can also check your options in Cypress, CA for traditional preschool centers, or private home-based preschools.
What should I look for in a good preschool program in Cypress, CA?
When you begin looking for preschools in Cypress, CA ask about the ratio of learning time to supervised play time so you can get a good sense of whether you believe your child’s needs will be met. From there, ask about what a typical day consists of, what the safety protocols are and how discipline will be handled. Also, make sure to check directly with the preschool for information about their local licensing and credentials in Cypress, CA.
How can I find a preschool near me in Cypress, CA?
There are currently 105 preschools in Cypress, CA on Care.com and you can filter these local results by distance from your zip code. From there, you can compare between preschool programs by traditional facility-based preschools and private, in-home preschools. Be sure to check reviews from other families in Cypress, CA who have previously sent their kids to any of the preschools you are interested in.
Top 3 Best Private Preschools in Cypress, CA (2023)
For the 2023 school year, there are 7 private preschools serving 1,129 students in Cypress, CA.
The best top ranked private preschools in Cypress, CA include Grace Christian School, Wisdom Mission School and St. Irenaeus Parish School.
The average acceptance rate is 90%, which is higher than the California private preschool average acceptance rate of 86%.
71% of private preschools in Cypress, CA are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Catholic).
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Grace Christian School
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4545 Myra Ave Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 761-5200
Grades: NS-8
| 579 students
St. Irenaeus Parish School
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9201 Grindlay Street Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 827-4500
Grades: PK-8
| 312 students
Wisdom Mission School
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5851 Newman St. Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 995-1900
Grades: PK-12
| n/a students
Cypress Montessori Academy
Montessori School
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8622 La Salle St Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 826-0800
Grades: PK-2
| 65 students
Grandma’s Preschool & Child Care
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4460 Lincoln Avenue Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 826-2311
Grades: PK-K
| 42 students
Little School Of The West
Daycare / Preschool (Christian)
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5471 Cerritos Ave Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 828-1484
Grades: PK-K
| 81 students
Miracle Land Preschool
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4371 Cerritos Ave Cypress, CA 90630 (714) 952-3040
Grades: PK-K
| 50 students
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The modern economy is such that a person can no longer linger on one step of the career ladder for a long time. And from time to time he must change the ladder itself
In the last decade, the globalization of the economy has led to a serious crisis in the labor market. Neither the traditional Soviet and Japanese career growth models, nor even the completely progressive Western one, meet the needs of the modern information economy. nine0019
The term “career planning” appeared quite recently and is associated with a new understanding of the career itself. If earlier the word “career” meant only career advancement within one organization, now HR specialists call any conscious individual behavior associated with a person’s work activity a career. And just as the rigid natural pattern that dictated the birth of the first child nine months after marriage was replaced by the concept of “family planning”, the one and only correct career strategy was replaced by individual career planning. nine0020
There are two different types of career: professional and intraorganizational. A professional career (for example, scientific, sports, etc.) involves the improvement and accumulation of experience within the same profession, but not necessarily within the same organization. For example, Western universities, unlike Russian ones, almost never provide their graduates with teaching positions, believing that communication with various research teams is necessary for development. In the West, it is extremely rare to meet a successful scientist who has worked all his life in one place. Contracts with teachers are usually signed for three to five years, and then it is considered natural to change the place of work, city, and sometimes the country of residence. nine0020
Along with a professional career, there is a career in one organization, which involves either promotion through the ranks, or the gradual expansion and complexity of tasks within one position. In recent decades, many large Western companies have become involved in career planning for their employees. This means that from the moment the employee is accepted into the organization and until the expected dismissal, his horizontal and vertical promotion through the system of positions or jobs is planned. The employee is informed in advance about his prospects and about what indicators he must achieve in order to count on promotion. nine0020
Japan: my company is my family
One of the most well-known forms of career planning is the lifetime employment system used in Japan. The bottom line is that a person goes to work in a company and works there until retirement. At the same time, the administration prefers to recruit workers from among graduates of educational institutions. Those who used to work in other companies are viewed with some suspicion, considered outsiders.
In addition, the Japanese system assumes the dependence of monetary remuneration on the length of service. Lifetime employment and pay by seniority tie the worker to the enterprise. But this does not mean being tied to a position or field of activity. An obligatory attribute of Japanese management is personnel rotation. An employee must be transferred to a new position every two or three years. For example, the head of the sales department changes places with the head of the supply department. The Japanese are firmly convinced that the leader must be able to work in any part of the company. nine0020
Enterprises carry out extensive social programs, thereby integrating not only the employee himself, but also his family. Rest in sanatoriums is organized for employees, preschool institutions are created for their children. Loans are often given at low interest rates. At the same time, the vast majority of large firms (up to 90%) provide housing for their employees at a low price. Therefore, the employee with his family is in the company’s field of vision around the clock. The company strives to ensure that employees are imbued with the feeling “my company is my home.” nine0020
The dependence of an employee on his enterprise is so great that sometimes he is not able to break off relations with the company, although it has already become a fetter in his personal destiny. And it can be unprofitable for a company to maintain the same relationship with its employees, especially during an unfavorable market situation. And therefore, in Japanese society, the need for changes in existing production relations has long been brewing.
Russia: remnants of collectivism
The Soviet model of employer-employee relations actually differed from the Japanese one in only one way: the state was the father and benefactor of all employees. The concept of lifelong employment in our country, if not directly proclaimed, was encouraged and cultivated in every possible way (accounting for work experience in one place when providing housing, pensions and other benefits of life, working dynasties, etc. ). A person who had many entries in the work book was treated with distrust: either a “flyer” chasing a long ruble, or a drunkard who was expelled for violating labor discipline. nine0020
And the majority of workers turned out to be morally unprepared for the new labor relations emerging in the course of socio-economic reforms. The adaptation of Russians to the market of goods and services all these years was accompanied by a reluctance to adapt to the market conditions of employment. They could not see themselves as a potential commodity. Such a view contradicted the very essence of the Soviet people’s understanding of the relationship between employer and employee, which is based not on business partnership, but on paternalism and personal dependence. nine0020
In the 1990s, sociologists closely followed the processes that took place on the Russian labor market and never ceased to wonder why the vast majority of Russian citizens continue to work where it is unprofitable, unpromising and no longer prestigious to work, that is, in the public sector. Researchers from the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted surveys among employees of industrial enterprises in Moscow and the Moscow region (Tomilino). More than 1.5 thousand people participated in them, whose answers were compared with the results of a survey conducted back in Soviet times (1986) among the workers of the city of Pskov. It turned out that, despite the change in the form of ownership of enterprises, the relations of workers among themselves and their relations with superiors have changed little. Collectivist values and an orientation towards good relations with colleagues at work still prevail. Workers’ assessment of the importance of this parameter even increased from 1993 to 1999. The respondents are ready to selflessly help colleagues in their work, to fight for the preservation of the team in the event of a reduction in staff. Employees rely entirely on the paternalistic model: they perform any tasks, value friendly and trusting relationships with management, and do not seek to have complete information about the company’s affairs. Partnerships based on the joint activities of managers and subordinates, the fulfillment of predetermined duties, non-interference in the personal affairs of employees, are absent not only in state, but also in the most advanced capitalist enterprises. nine0020
Those employees who are weighed down by their personal dependence on management do not try to change the usual style of relationships. They choose a different strategy for achieving independence – secondary employment. Work “on the side” is more typical for young, educated and skilled workers. They feel more independent, criticize management more often, and take part in the management of their unit. And upon dismissal, much more often than those who do not have additional earnings, they are ready to organize their own business. nine0020
But even these relatively self-reliant and self-confident workers, instead of looking for a more suitable job for themselves, prefer to wait until they are fired from a bankrupt enterprise or laid off in a state institution. Only then, with a clear conscience, do they begin to realize long-term plans: they open their own business, change their specialty abruptly, or even move to another city.
West: career is the subject of creativity
It cannot be said that in the West there is an absolutely opposite model of relations between employers and employees. On the contrary, until recently, the same collectivist and paternalistic principles operated here. The welfare state model (welfare state), which took shape in the first half of the 20th century, implied the protection of workers and the mitigation of inequality between them and employers. This model exists in its most pronounced form in the Nordic countries. For example, in Sweden, earning more than a certain level at some point became completely unprofitable. Young people not only did not seek to make a career, but also did not see any point in getting a higher education. Thanks to progressive taxation, a highly educated and skilled specialist did not receive much more than an ordinary hard worker. And for young families with children, for example, it turned out to be unprofitable to work at all: the allowance for children in terms of its size was quite comparable to the salary. nine0020
But in the last decade in all 35 developed Western countries, taxes have decreased – and money for social programs has become scarce. In countries with a long history of trade unionism, cuts and layoffs have begun. Globalization has led to the fact that the proletarians of Southeast Asia, East European engineers and Indian programmers began to compete with well-fed and lazy Americans and Europeans on the international labor market. As a result, the managers of the largest and Western companies, such as IBM or General Motors, go to reduce salaries, cut social benefits for employees, explaining that otherwise production is unprofitable and cannot withstand international competition. nine0020
As a result, the majority of employees in labor relations are forced to reorient themselves from the principles of collectivism and paternalism to opposite principles – competition with colleagues and partnership with employers. The motto of the aspiring maverick worker is “I’ll get promoted or I’ll quit.” And companies in the face of fierce competition warn employees in advance: “You will get a promotion or leave.”
However, promotion in itself has ceased to be a uniquely joyful event. For example, in the United States, before being promoted, a manager must make several “horizontal” career moves in order to familiarize himself with the specifics of all departments that he will have to manage in the future. In the conditions of modern production, some parts of which are scattered all over the world, this implies an almost obligatory change of residence. But today, fewer people are ready for such movements. The main reason is that, more and more often, in married couples, each of the spouses makes his own career. If one of them is transferred to another city, the other has to give up a good job. In addition, selling a house and buying a new one is often associated with large costs. However, usually firms reimburse the costs associated with the move. In addition, many corporations now help the second spouse find a profitable job in a new place, and sometimes, if the second spouse loses wages during the move, they compensate for these losses. nine0020
The focus on career growth at all costs has led to the fact that many useful employees who cannot be promoted by companies begin to look for other jobs. To keep them, companies go to all sorts of tricks. For example, they transfer an employee from the electromechanical shop to the product quality control department, give difficult tasks to “sat” employees to expand the scope of their competence, send them on foreign business trips or leave for scientific work.
However, at 19In the 1990s, Western career planning technology again began to need modernization. Due to the development of high technologies, the labor market has become less stable. No one can count on a lifelong position and even a lifelong profession. Specialists in the field of computer technology or banking are forced to completely retrain every three to five years, actually mastering new professions. At the same time, the modern information economy provides unprecedented opportunities for quick enrichment and dizzying careers for talented managers, skilled computer specialists. nine0020
American career planning consultant David Borchard, assessing the consequences of the transition from the era of mass production to the era of the information economy, offers the following rules: your creativity and your area of responsibility; 2) when developing a career, it is necessary to take into account the market value of the unique qualities and talents of a person, which should be translated into individual career plans. Simply put, stop relying on chance. You need to figure out for yourself what to do every next five years, taking into account your abilities and inclinations. nine0020 ANNA FENKO
Editor’s note: To our regret, the author of this article, Vlast correspondent Anna Fenko, decided to follow the career planning recommendations. She will continue her career as Deputy Editor-in-Chief in one of the Russian scientific journals. The section “Life” ceases to exist. The editors hope that after some time, following all the same recommendations, Anna Fenko will return to Vlast. nine0019
Lawrence Allison, Executive Director of Oracle Corp. According to Forbes, the richest top manager (annual income – $ 706 million). Born 1944 in Chicago, Illinois. After studying for two years at the university, he dropped out and went to Silicon Valley. Worked for several computer companies. In 1977, together with friends, he founded System Development Laboratories, where he became president and CEO. The first customer of the company was the CIA (Project Oracle), in honor of this event at 19In 1981, the company was renamed Oracle Corp.
Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Computer. According to Forbes, the second top manager in terms of income (annual income – $ 201. 3 million). Born 1965 in Houston, Texas. He went into business at the age of 13 selling postage stamps by mail. He worked as a newspaper salesman. Bought my first BMW at the age of 17. In 1983, he entered the University of Texas, where he sold computers from his dorm room. The “room” business brought him $80,000 a month. At 1987 founded Dell Computer, and in 1988 he incorporated the company, remaining its executive director and president.
Joseph Straus, co-chairman and CEO of JDS Uniphase, a communications company. According to Forbes, the third top manager in terms of income (annual income – $ 150.8 million). Born in 1946 in Canada. Graduated from the Canadian University of Alberta, Doctor of Physical Sciences. Conducted research work at Bell-North Research Ltd. and Northern Telecom. mid 1980s took part in the creation of the company JDS FITEL. In 1993 he was appointed executive director of the company. Following the merger of JDS FITEL with Uniphase, he became its chairman. Since 2001 he has been the executive director of the company.
Howard Solomon, Executive Director of Forest Laboratories. According to Forbes, the fourth top manager in terms of income (annual income – $ 148.5 million). Born in New York in 1927. Trained as a lawyer, he received his doctorate from City University of New York at 1952 year. Specialized in providing legal services to companies. In the early 1970s, he became a legal advisor to the pharmaceutical company Forest Laboratories. By the mid-1970s, he joined the board of directors of the company and became its chief lawyer. In 1977 he was appointed executive director of the company.
Oprah Winfrey. According to Forbes, the richest TV presenter and producer (annual income – $ 150 million). Born at 1954 in Kosciuszko, Mississippi. Graduated from the University of Tennessee. In 1972, she began working on radio, then became Tennessee’s first black female television announcer. In 1984, she began hosting her own talk show in Chicago, which in 1985 became known as The Oprah Winfrey Show. In 1988, she started producing shows and created Harpo, which now owns talk shows and produces TV shows, books, magazines, etc.
Eldrick (Tiger) Woods. According to Forbes, the richest athlete (annual income – $ 69 million). Born 1975 in Cypress, California. US National Golf Association junior championship winner from 1991 to 1994. In 1994 he became the US champion. Professional golfer since 1996. However, the main income for Woods, like most wealthy athletes, is brought not by prize money, but by advertising contracts. He entered into multimillion-dollar agreements with Nike and Walt Disney, and since January 1, 2003, he has been the face of the Swiss watch company TAG Heuer. nine0020
Are you satisfied with your career? Alexander Livshits, Deputy General Director of the Russian Aluminum Company:
— Generally satisfied. Especially the way it has evolved over the past few years, when I was finally able to shape it myself. I already had one peak – when I was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. But then it was not I who made a career, Yeltsin, to whom I swore allegiance, decided everything for me. But I have not yet reached the peak of my business career. I hope everything is ahead. nine0020
Alexander Karelin, Member of the Presidential Council for Physical Culture and Sports, State Duma Deputy:
– Satisfied. My grandmother also told me that everything should be done well, then better, and then better than others. And sport has become a good launching pad for social growth. Although my political activity began when I was still a wrestler. In 1999, I had a lot of meetings with people on issues not related to sports. And then proposals began to come in seriously to engage in social activities. So at 19In 1999 I became a deputy. I think he did the right thing.
Konstantin Kosachev, First Deputy Head of the OVR parliamentary faction:
– In principle, I am satisfied, because everything that I have achieved, I have achieved through hard work. I have always considered my greatest strength to be able to work 25 hours a day. While still a diplomat, I realized that I wanted to go into politics, because there were gaps in the structure of the country that urgently needed to be patched. After all, a great one said: “If you don’t get involved in politics, politics will take care of you.” nine0020
Elena Andreeva, president of the holding of security companies “Bastion”:
– I am satisfied with my career, but I still want more. If you calm down, you will start to fall down. If in my profession you become like men, you will always be the worst. We must use our advantages – goodwill, lightness, openness.
Irina Khakamada, Vice Speaker of the State Duma:
– Now I still, in my opinion, have not reached the highest point of my career. As a child, I never dreamed of becoming a politician; I started doing this business in adulthood. As a businesswoman, I once faced very strong resistance from the authorities and did not find anything better than to start solving the problems of middle-class entrepreneurs myself. There were 19 in the yard91 years old
Yuri Skuratov, Prosecutor General of Russia in 1995-1999:
– Of course, I’m happy. When I was fired from the post of Prosecutor General, I did not immediately understand that my career was still a success. But I did not consider this position to be the peak of my career. Moreover, I would still have to leave this post – it would be disgusting for me to do many things that the Prosecutor General is doing now. And now I can do what I want.
Leonid Proshkin, lawyer, former investigator of the Prosecutor General’s Office:
– Generally satisfied.
There are 65 child cares in Syracuse, New York. If you need more daycare centers you can also use find daycare centers near me.
Children’s Beginnings
100 S Clinton St Ste 169, Syracuse, NY 13261
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Childtime of Syracuse
4645 Nixon Park Drive, Syracuse, NY 13215
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Atonement Day Care Center – SACC
116 W. Glen Ave, Syracuse, NY 13205
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Atonement Lutheran Church Day Care Center
116 W. Glen Ave., Syracuse, NY 13205
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Before & After School Child Care on Location
4471 Onondaga Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13219
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Bernice M. Wright Child Development Laboratory School
M-17 Lambreth Lane, Syracuse, NY 13244
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Syracuse – Hamilton Street
201 Hamilton Street, Syracuse, NY 13204
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Children’s Beginnings
100 South Clinton St. P.o. Box 7196, Syracuse, NY 13261
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Children’s Beginnings – CLOSED
100 S Clinton Street, Syracuse, NY 13261
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Children’s Learning Center
4585 West Seneca Trpk, Syracuse, NY 13215
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Childtime of Syracuse – CLOSED
3217 E Genesee St, Syracuse, NY 13214
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Community Kids
1654 W. Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13204
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Contact Community Services
1613 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13203
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Enable
620 West Genesee St, Syracuse, NY 13204
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Greater East Syracuse Day Care Center
3212 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206
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Greater East Syracuse Day Care Center – Honeytree Infant Center
3218 James St. , Syracuse, NY 13206
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Huntington Family Centers – DCC Program
405 Gifford Street, Syracuse, NY 13204
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Huntington Family Centers – School Age Child Care Program
405 Gifford St., Syracuse, NY 13204
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Jewish Community Center Afterschool Program
5655 Thompson Rd., Syracuse, NY 13214
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Jewish Community Center Early Childhood Development Program
5655 Thompson Rd, Syracuse, NY 13214
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Jowonio School
3049 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13224
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Lean on Me Day Care Center
422 West Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
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Learn As You Grow Child Care Center
158 Highland Ave, Syracuse, NY 13203
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Learn as You Grow Child Care Center
120 North Orchard Road, Syracuse, NY 13209
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Little Apples Child Care Center
401 Loomis Avenue Floor B, Syracuse, NY 13207
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Living & Learning Center
4845 West Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, NY 13215
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Lydia’s Lullaby Daycare Center
213 Cannon St. , Syracuse, NY 13205
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NYSARC
301 Valley Drive, Syracuse, NY 13207
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On The Hill Child Care Center
4640 Nixon Park Drive, Syracuse, NY 13215
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P.E.A.C.E. Dunbar Center Head Start Program
1453 S. State St., Syracuse, NY 13205
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P.E.A.C.E. Merrick School Head Start Program
175 Hudson St., Syracuse, NY 13204
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P.E.A.C.E. St. Brigid’s School Head Start Program
810 Willis Ave., Syracuse, NY 13204
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P.E.A.C.E. St. Daniel’s Head Start
3020 Court Street Suite 100, Syracuse, NY 13208
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P.E.A.C.E. Sumner School Head Start Program
215 Bassett St. , Syracuse, NY 13210
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P.E.A.C.E. UUMC Early Head Start
324 University Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13210
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Partners In Learning
108 Shonnard Street 1st Floor, Syracuse, NY 13204
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STRIVE/Samuel and Lydia Clark Foundation
218 Webster Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13205
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Small Wonders Day Care
960 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse, NY 13224
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St. Vincent De Paul Day Care Center
1103 Burnet Ave., Syracuse, NY 13203
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St. Vincent De Paul Day Care Center School Age Program
1103 Burnet Ave., Syracuse, NY 13203
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Syracuse Northeast Community Center
716 Hawley Ave, Syracuse, NY 13203
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Syracuse University Early Education and Child Care Center
411 Lambreth Lane, Syracuse, NY 13244
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Syracuse Vineyard Children’s Center
312 Lakeside Road, Syracuse, NY 13209
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Temple Adath Rothschild Early Childhood Center
450 Kimber Rd, Syracuse, NY 13224
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Temple Adath Yeshurun – SACC Program
450 Kimber Rd. , Syracuse, NY 13224
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The Gingerbread House Preschool and Child Care Center
2500 Grant Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13208
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The Growing Place Child Care Center
3800 E Genesee St, Syracuse, NY 13214
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The Salvation Army – Cab Horse Commons Child Care Center
677 S. Salina St., Syracuse, NY 13202
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The Salvation Army – Citadel Corps
749 S. Warren Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
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The Salvation Army Salina Street Day Care Center
667 S. Salina St., Syracuse, NY 13202
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Upstate Day Care Center
650 South Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
7864 Hicks Road, Syracuse, NY 13207
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
200 Bernard St, Syracuse, NY 13211
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
5959 Smith Rd. , Syracuse, NY 13212
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
5590 Bear Road, Syracuse, NY 13212
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
803 Allen Rd, Syracuse, NY 13212
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse
804 Onondaga Rd., Syracuse, NY 13219
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YMCA of Greater Syracuse and Onondaga County
715 Glenwood Ave., Syracuse, NY 13207
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YMCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
703 Onondaga Road, Syracuse, NY 13219
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YMCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
2707 Court Street, Syracuse, NY 13208
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YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
450 Durston Ave, Syracuse, NY 13203
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YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
401 Douglas Street, Syracuse, NY 13203
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YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
715 Glenwood Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13207
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YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
428 S Alvord St, Syracuse, NY 13208
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YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County
1130 Salt Springs Rd, Syracuse, NY 13224
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Early Education – Elmcrest Children’s Center
Small Wonders Daycare Center
Small Wonders Daycare is designed for children 5 years of age and younger.
The program, located on Elmcrest’s main campus, has an infant room, a toddler room, and five integrated preschool classrooms.
The Center is open to children 5 years of age and younger and focuses on developing early literacy, math, and social skills, and also works to guide and nurture young children toward enrollment in a traditional kindergarten curriculum. Children are provided breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack, as well as time to enjoy fun and fitness at our large outdoor playground and indoor gym.
Staffed by NYS-certified teachers, teaching assistants, and a variety of professionals, our Center is open year-round Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Referrals for childcare subsidies may also be available for qualifying families who need support to manage childcare costs.
Enrollment
Applications are available at the Early Education Center at 960 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse. To schedule a tour or for more information, please contact: Kelly Ventre (Daycare Coordinator) p. (315) 446-3220 e. [email protected].
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SPICE Program
The SPICE (Special Preschool Integration for Children’s Education) Program provides preschool special education services to children from more than 17 school districts throughout Onondaga County and the surrounding counties.
The full-day program runs at the Early Education Center (960 Salt Springs Road) for five hours, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The half-day program operates in collaboration with the East Syracuse Minoa School District at Park Hill School (303 Roby Avenue, East Syracuse) with morning (9–11:30 a.m.) and afternoon (12:30 p.m. –3 p.m.) sessions of 2 1/2 hours each.
Both the half and full-day programs run Monday through Friday and follow the school calendar of the district where the children reside. All classrooms have identified special education ratios, the number of staff to a number of students, and are inclusive – meaning peers who don’t receive services are enrolled in the classrooms as well. Children enrolled in the SPICE Program receive onsite speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, play therapy, and other clinical supports, all provided by New York State licensed professionals.
Early Education Center SPICE also is a licensed Play Project provider. Play Project is a parent-implemented intensive early intervention program for young children with autism that is evidence-based.
SPICE – Full Day & Half Day – Currently enrolling for Summer and Fall sessions.
Registration Process
To enroll your child in SPICE, the child’s home school district’s Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) must approve a half- or full-day preschool program, referred to as a SCIS (Special Class Integrated Setting) on the child’s IEP. Once a program has been approved, the district often will contact us with specific referrals.
Referral Process and Enrollment
Interested families call for more information or to begin the referral process. Our Family Coordinators will be happy to discuss options for your child and further explain the process.
If your child has qualified for a full-day program, contact: Shelly Canavan p. (315) 446-3220. For the half-day program, contact: Desiree Phillips p. (315) 434-3805.
Universal Pre-Kindergarten
All children ages 3 and 4 who reside in the Syracuse City School District are eligible for free, Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK).
We provide Universal Pre-Kindergarten services at both our Early Education Center and the Northside Early Education Center from 8:00 a.m.to 1:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The registration process involves completing the online application through the Syracuse City School District’s Early Childhood Program. Choose Elmcrest as the preferred location on the application.
Registration Process/Tours
To schedule a tour or for more information on UPK, please contact: Kelly Ventre p. (315) 446-3220 e. kventre@elmcrest. org.
Northside Prospect Avenue
The Northside Early Education Center (located in the heart of the Northside neighborhood at 516 Prospect Avenue) provides a diverse Early Education learning environment designed for children ages 18 months to 5 years.
The program focuses on developing early literacy, math, and social skills, and works to guide and nurture young children toward enrollment in a traditional kindergarten curriculum. Children receive free breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack and enjoy fun and fitness on our playground. We also provide free Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) for Syracuse City School District residents at this location. After-school care options may be available for UPK families.
Staffed by NYS certified teachers and trained teacher assistants, our Center is open year-round Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Referrals for childcare subsidies may also be available for qualifying families who need support to manage childcare costs.
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Welcome to the Laurel KinderCare website. We can’t wait to show you
in person all we have to offer your family! Contact us now to set
up your first step towards a lifetime of learning.
Your child’s health and safety is very important to us. Therefore,
we have a keypad entry to gain entrance to the center, a fenced-in
playground, and the majority of our Staff are CPR and First Aid
certified. Ms. Kindra Jamison is our appointed Health and Safety
Coordinator and she follows a monthly checklist to make sure our
staff is following Knowledge Universe and OSHA guidelines including
fire drills, medication administration, and equipment safety
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Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: Hindi, Punjabi
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32 questions every nanny should ask during an interview
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It goes without saying that, when you score an interview for a nanny job, you want to bring your A-game. However, even though you’re, technically speaking, the one in the hot seat, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t come armed with a list of questions of your own. You do, after all, want to know what you’re potentially getting into.
“Asking questions is absolutely paramount for nannies during an interview,” says professional nanny of over 30 years Stella Reid, AKA Nanny Stella. “Just as the family is deciding if you are the right fit for them, you should be assessing if the family is the right fit for you.”
“Just as the family is deciding if you are the right fit for them, you should be assessing if the family is the right fit for you. ”
Stella Reid, AKA Nanny Stella, professional nanny
In addition to doing recon on whether the job itself is a good match and personalities mesh, right now, there’s the added layer of a pandemic. You want to learn upfront whether the family you may be working closely with is taking precautions with which you’re comfortable.
“The interview is time to have radical transparency and open communication — especially in the age of COVID,” says Michelle LaRowe, lead educator at NannyTraining.com and author of “Nanny to the Rescue!” “You want to make sure you’re accepting a job with a family you can trust and with whom you feel safe.”
Wondering what questions you should ask parents during an interview? Here are 32 questions to ask when interviewing for a nanny job, according to Reid and LaRowe:
General questions about the job
What are you looking for in a nanny?
What are the hours?
How long of a commitment are you seeking?
What are the daily duties?
What did you like about your previous nannies and what are you looking to change?
Do you travel? If so, would you require me to travel with you? If not, will there be responsibilities while you are gone?
Questions about the kids
Do the children have allergies or any other health concerns?
Do the children require any specialized care?
What personality style or temperament do your children connect with best?
What does the kids’ typical day look like?
Questions about compensation
What is the wage and benefits being offered?
Obviously, this is something you, rightly, want to know, but LaRowe doesn’t recommend leading with these questions. “Asking this question before seeing if you are a potential match can be a real turn off to parents who want a caregiver that expresses interest in their children before money,” she explains. “Plus, it’s a moot point if you’re not interested in the job.”
How do you run the payroll?
Will you be issuing a W-2 and handling taxes?
Questions about parenting style
What is your discipline philosophy?
What values do you want to instill in your children?
Do you adhere to a specific parenting style?
What model of care do you envision?
“If you are a nanny who’s used to running the show, you likely won’t do well in a position that requires you to stay in the house and be micromanaged,” notes LaRowe.
Questions about home life
Do you have pets?
Do you have a pool?
Is there any other household staff?
Will I be using my vehicle or yours to transport the children?
Do you work inside or outside of the home?
Finally, LaRowe recommends asking potential employers if there’s anything they’d like you to know about their family at the end of the interview. “Following this question with a long pause is going to get you answers to questions you would never have thought to ask” she explains.
Health questions
Do you take the flu shot?
Are you up to date on other immunizations, including whooping cough?
Questions about COVID safety and risk
The pandemic isn’t over, and every job-seeking nanny should feel empowered to ask questions in order to assess potential risks. The Association of Premier Nanny Agencies (APNA) has developed a COVID Risk Tolerance Scale that can help nannies and families identify their COVID Risk Factor. According to LaRowe, asking where a family falls on the scale can help match you with a family who practices the same or similar level of COVID precautions.
According to LaRowe, here are questions to ask when searching for a job during the pandemic:
Have you gotten the COVID vaccine? If not, are you and the eligible children planning on getting one?
Do you work in high-risk exposure jobs?
What is the plan if someone in the family is exposed to or diagnosed with COVID? And will I be paid if asked to quarantine?
What are the expectations if I’m exposed?
Am I expected to wear a mask during work hours, and will the family, including children over 2 years old, be wearing masks?
Am I expected to get regular COVID tests?
Will the schedule or my job duties shift if schools close or go virtual at any point?
What outings and social activities are acceptable for the children?
Read more: 10 COVID-era questions nannies should ask before caring for kids
“It’s important to understand the family’s COVID precautions and action plan when you’re interviewing, not after you’ve accepted the job,” explains LaRowe. “This way, you can gauge your comfort level and consider whether or not it’s a good fit.”
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32 questions every nanny should ask during an interview
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It goes without saying that, when you score an interview for a nanny job, you want to bring your A-game. However, even though you’re, technically speaking, the one in the hot seat, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t come armed with a list of questions of your own. Asking questions is absolutely paramount for nannies during an interview. Just as the family is deciding if you are the right fit for them, you should be assessing if the family is the right fit for you.
In addition to doing recon on whether the job itself is a good match and personalities mesh, right now, there’s the added layer of a pandemic. You want to learn upfront whether the family you may be working closely with is taking precautions with which you’re comfortable. The interview is time to have radical transparency and open. You want to make sure you’re accepting a job with a family you can trust and with whom you feel safe.
Wondering what questions you should ask parents during an interview? Here are 32 questions to ask when interviewing for a nanny job:
General questions about the job
What are you looking for in a nanny?
What are the hours?
How long of a commitment are you seeking?
What are the daily duties?
What did you like about your previous nannies and what are you looking to change?
Do you travel? If so, would you require me to travel with you? If not, will there be responsibilities while you are gone?
Questions about the kids
Do the children have allergies or any other health concerns?
Do the children require any specialized care?
What personality style or temperament do your children connect with best?
What does the kids’ typical day look like?
Questions about compensation
What is the wage and benefits being offered?
Obviously, this is something you, rightly, want to know, but it isn’t recommended leading with these questions. Asking this question before seeing if you are a potential match can be a real turn off to parents who want a caregiver that expresses interest in their children before money. Plus, it’s a moot point if you’re not interested in the job.
How do you run the payroll?
Will you be handling taxes?
Questions about parenting style
What is your discipline philosophy?
What values do you want to pass on to your children?
Do you adhere to a specific parenting style?
What model of care do you envision?
If you are a nanny who’s used to running the show, you likely won’t do well in a position that requires you to stay in the house and be micromanaged.
Questions about home life
Do you have pets?
Do you have a pool?
Is there any other household staff?
Will I be using my vehicle or yours to transport the children?
Do you work inside or outside of the home?
At the end of the interview, ask potential employers if there’s anything they’d like you to know about their family. Following this question with a long pause is going to get you answers to questions you would never have thought to ask.
Health questions
Do you take the flu shot?
Are you up to date on other immunizations, including whooping cough?
Questions about COVID safety and risk
The pandemic isn’t over, and every job-seeking nanny should feel empowered to ask questions in order to assess potential risks. Here are questions to ask when searching for a job during the pandemic:
Have you gotten the COVID vaccine? If not, are you and the eligible children planning on getting one?
Do you work in high-risk exposure jobs?
What is the plan if someone in the family is exposed to or diagnosed with COVID? And will I be paid if asked to quarantine?
What are the expectations if I’m exposed?
Am I expected to wear a mask during work hours, and will the family, including children over 2 years old, be wearing masks?
Am I expected to get regular COVID tests?
Will the schedule or my job duties shift if schools close or go virtual at any point?
What outings and social activities are acceptable for the children?
It’s important to understand the family’s COVID precautions and action plan when you’re interviewing, not after you’ve accepted the job. This way, you can gauge your comfort level and consider whether or not it’s a good fit.
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Turning to a domestic staff recruitment agency in Moscow for the first time, many are faced with a problem: what questions to ask the nanny to recognize an experienced specialist? What is worth finding out at the first stage of acquaintance, how to get a more complete “image” of the candidate? We offer you a list of questions commonly asked during an interview.
LIST OF QUESTIONS USUALLY ASKED TO A NANNY AT INTERVIEW 1. Tell us about your previous job? Why did you leave her? 2. Are you familiar with children’s cuisine? – Who did the cooking in the family where you worked? 3. Are you in good health? – How often do you get sick? – How long can you stay outside while walking? 4. How long do you plan to work with us? – Do you have restrictions on working hours? – Can you work during the summer? 5. Do you have the opportunity to stay late at work? 6. Your usual behavior on the playground while walking. 7. How do you respond to comments? 8. What is your reaction in case of emergency? 9. When are you ready to start working in our family? 10. What do you think, what does a child need most at this age? 11. If the parents are not at home and the child is unwell. Your actions? 12. Will you entrust your child to visiting relatives or friends of the family in the absence of the mother?
LIST OF QUESTIONS USUALLY ASKED TO A NANNY-EDUCATOR, GOVERNESS WHEN INTERVIEW 1. Tell us about your previous job? Why did you leave her? 2. How will you spend the day with your child: – What is the system of education? – What is the system of education (your program)? – Walk (expanding horizons)? – Language training? – Physical training? 3. Are you familiar with children’s cuisine? – Who did the cooking in the family where you worked? 4. Are you in good health? 5. How long do you plan to work with us? – Do you have restrictions on working hours – Can you work during the summer period and on what schedule? 6. Do you have the opportunity to stay late at work? 7. How much time do you have? 8. How do you react to comments? 9. What is your reaction in case of emergency? (Example: Aggressive dog outside while walking, etc.) 10. When are you ready to start working in our family?
LIST OF QUESTIONS USUALLY ASKED TO A HOUSEHOLD WORKER WHEN INTERVIEW 1. Tell us about your previous job? 2. Why did you leave your last job? 3. What were the cleaning requirements? 4. Are you familiar with modern cleaning products? 5. What were the requirements for ironing and washing clothes? 6. Did you work with expensive clothes? 7. Did you do hand washing? 8. How long do you plan to work with the family? 9. How do you respond to comments? 10. Are you a conflict person? 11. Tell us about your family, what does your husband and your children do? 12. When are you ready to start work?
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How to let a nanny into the family: advice from a psychologist
Before looking for a nanny, a mother should think about what kind of person she would like to see next to her child: what is acceptable in his behavior and character, and what is definitely not. Young mothers have a strong intuition, it is important to listen to it. Sometimes it’s hard to explain why this or that nanny is not suitable – and that’s okay.
Decide in advance what the nanny’s responsibilities are: does she need to come for a walk with the child or for the whole day? Maybe you want her to entertain and develop the baby during his waking hours? Write down: whether you have to heat or cook food, wash or clean toys. The nanny needs to understand how much work awaits her.
Child or mother – who should like a nanny?
Of course, she must meet all the requirements of her mother. However, the behavior and attitude of the child is also taken into account. It is necessary to observe whether communication with the nanny gives him joy, whether he is waiting for a meeting, whether he is hiding when she appears on the threshold.
If you like several candidates at once, leave the choice to the child. A friend of mine suggested that her son, at the age of 2, approach one of the three girls she selected, which he liked the most. The child held out his hands to the young woman. In the future, the mother was not disappointed in the choice of the baby.
Interview with a nanny: what to look for
To get started, carefully read the nanny’s resume. Evaluate the experience, how long and where she worked. See if she washed her hands when she came to your house. Was she able to immediately get in touch with the child, and after how long did he begin to communicate with her.
Here are the most important questions to ask to make sure that the candidate is competent and adequate:
What do you do if the child does not want to sleep/eat/walk? Punish? If so, how? (So you will know the style of parenting that the nanny adheres to).
What can you tell us about the families you worked for? (For example, I don’t like it when nannies talk about former employers or their children in a negative way).
Do you agree to work under surveillance cameras? (You need to understand whether the nanny is ready for control and criticism).
Acquaintance and the first days with a nanny
Be sure to introduce the nanny to your baby. Explain who it is, how much time she will spend with him, where you will go.
Tell the nanny about the child’s daily routine, what he eats, if he has any allergies, what vitamins and medicines he takes. Discuss all activities related to care and upbringing – the nanny should follow your terms, and not vice versa!
The first days are best spent together with the child and the nanny to make sure they are compatible. Listen from another room to all interactions and evaluate: how the nanny is coping, how the child reacts to her. Then leave them alone for 2-3 hours, after 3-5 days increase the time to 6-8 hours.
The child must trust the nanny and recognize her authority. However, the main thing in the family is still the parents. If the nanny begins to “be friends against mom” or contradict mom’s attitudes, it’s better to part with her.
If you notice something strange in the nanny’s behavior, tell her right away.
Close your eyes, take a deep breath and take in the sights and sounds of the average daycare center. Imagine the crying, the running noses, the snacks with less than ideal foods and overworked teachers. Now imagine, for less than you pay for daycare, you come home to an up-kept house with your laundry done, your children smiling and dinner started. No more bringing home sick and exhausted kids who have limited adult interaction and little personal guidance during the day. I will share with you how you can have the wonderful, loving care of a nanny with a salary that’s less than you pay for day care.
I can’t tell you how many times I have had to dispel the myth that having a live-in nanny is only for the wealthy. The assumption is that nanny salaries are so expensive that the “average” family just can’t afford having a live-in nanny. This just isn’t true! I have shown in a previous article, “Nanny vs. Au Pair – The Costs and Benefits” that hiring one of
YCN’s nannies is actually less expensive than the average au pair and agency fees and now you will see that your nanny’s pay will be less than putting your child in day care as well.
According to the US Department of Labor, average day care costs in the US are as follows:
Assuming full-time day care for a 2 year old child on weekdays, according to Runzheimer International, the U.S. national average cost for full-time day care is $1000 a month. Large cities such as San Francisco and New York are much more expensive, with average daycare costs of a little more than $1,500 a month. Contacting two KinderCares in the Los Angeles area about infant day care, we received quotes of $500-$650 a week, plus annual fees. Most of our families are in urban areas, meaning the average for two children in daycare is $3500/mo or more. If you have more than two children, there’s no doubt you will save a significant amount of money by having a nanny.
With Your Child’s Nanny, you can be assured your children are in experienced, loving hands in the safety of your home environment. Nannies set up playdates with other children, giving them the social interaction they need and can provide music, learning, foreign language and other activities on a one on one basis.
So what is the cost of having a live-in nanny? First you have the nanny’s weekly salary. Here at Your Child’s Nanny, our nannies start at $600/week. Although nanny salaries can go in excess of $1500/week for extensive experience, special skills and extra duties, you will find many of our nannies are placed in the $550-$750/week range. In addition to your live-in nanny’s weekly salary you also have room and board. Room and board will cover your nanny’s food while she’s in your home as well as the cost of having an extra person in the home (utilities, etc). Average cost for room and board varies by household. You will also pay for gas if you have your nanny drive, but assuming you are already driving your children to daycare or activities, this is an expense you already have. In fact, you will probably save money on gas, no longer taking those trips back and forth to childcare!
For more information on how a nanny can help you, visit our “What Does A Nanny Do?” article. You can also call us for more information on nanny salaries. We have a proprietary formula to help you determine the most fair salary. We get paid a flat fee, and not a percentage of your nanny’s pay. You can be assured that we remain impartial and fair in helping you determine the right salary range for you and your nanny. Ultimately your nanny’s salary should reflect her experience, the duties associated with the position and your budget.
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By Elizabeth Layne Updated May 23, 2022
With her unique talents, salary may not have been something Mary Poppins was concerned about, but real-life nannies are. Nannies work in the homes of children they care for, some as live-ins. Their duties include taking children to appointments, helping with homework, preparing nutritious meals, determining recreational activities, modeling appropriate behavior and discussing children’s development with parents. Professional career nannies have formal training, and typically hold college degrees in fields such as early childhood education.
Full Time Nanny Pay Scale
Nannies typically are able to negotiate their salaries before signing a contract, although, as with other occupations, salaries depend on location, education and experience. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual pay for all childcare workers in 2021 was $27,490 or $13.22 per hour. Nationally, the average range for full-time live out nannies is $766 per week, according to Nanny Lane. For live-out nannies, it is $670.
Nannies with associate degrees or higher earn closer to the top of the pay scale. Nannies that have training or skills required to be a nanny for a special-needs child or children in other unique circumstances can also command a higher salary. Generally, the average nanny salary is based on caring for two children. Nannies working for a family with more than two children should also expect more pay.
Pay By Location
The higher the living expenses in a specific location, the more a nanny’s salary likely will be. According to Nanny Lane, nannies earn $23 an hour in California, $22 in Washington, and $20 in New York State, Maryland and Massachusetts. The lowest hourly rate is found in Ohio, at $15.
Education and Experience
According to Nanny Lane data, full-time nannies with less than five years of experience average $16.88 per hour nationally. This rises to $19.29 with 6 to 10 years of experience, $20.37 with 10 to 15 years of experience and $21.08 for the most experienced nannies. Nannies with a university or college degree in education, early childhood education or a related field tend to earn more. They job prospects may also be higher as employers are looking for nannies who can assist their children’s development. First-aid certifications may also command higher salaries.
Raises and Benefits
Nannies usually get annual raises, but some employers provide increases every six months. Raises tend to be around 5 percent of weekly salary, but can be higher for exceptional work. Other benefits or perks can include use of an employer-furnished vehicle, a cell-phone allowance, paid registration and/or travel expenses to professional conferences and paid dues to nanny professional associations.
References
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: What Childcare Workers Do
O*Net Online: Summary Report for 39-9011.01 — Nannies
Nanny Lane: How Much Does a Nanny Cost?
Writer Bio
Located in the mid-Atlantic United States, Elizabeth Layne has covered nonprofits and philanthropy since 1997, and has written articles on an array of topics for small businesses and career-seekers. An award-winning writer, her work has appeared in “The Chronicle of Philanthropy” newspaper and “Worth” magazine. Layne holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from The George Washington University.
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For a long time, the whole world wants more from a nanny than just watching a child.
Trusting their children to a stranger, parents want to get:
Active participation in upbringing
Free time
A nanny who will insure in any non-standard situations.
Opportunity to calmly go to work
Let’s start with the simplest – the age of the children. Conditionally, nannies work with children:
up to 1 year old
babysitter
up to 2 years old
3-5 years old
5-7 years old
In the first case, you will be helped to take care of your child, control timely nutrition and hygiene.
The older the child, the more the nanny can do. For children under 5 years old, it is great if the babysitter knows how to develop creative talents. From 5 years old, it’s good if the nanny can instill a love of learning.
Complicating the classification of nannies
An important point! The basic set of professional skills has been disassembled above. Next, we will analyze additional duties that increase the burden on the nanny, and some require separate qualifications.
We will analyze why for a narrow profile of nannies we have to pay extra:
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Breast nanny
Cares for babies is always difficult to take 9000-2-
large -distance loads and extension of the load and extension of the load and extension. Responsibility
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Night
the schedule is off and stress resistance is needed
It is also always worth evaluating additional options correctly:
The second point is especially important. Many parents want to teach their children to write, read, count, draw, etc. before school. A specialist with teaching skills will cost more, but in the end it will be cheaper than hiring a babysitter and a tutor separately.
What can reduce the price of babysitting?
Special conditions from Sittme
We will provide you with a nanny with any skill set and help you save money.
What reduces the final bill:
Signing a contract for 3 or more months.
Payment in advance from 100 hours.
Affiliate program: bring a friend and get a discount.
We offer a permanent babysitter. These are not one-time orders, but a plan of visits agreed with the parents.
Advantages of the approach:
The child gets used to one person.
Babysitters are allowed to work only after firm training and passing several checks. We do not collect resumes of just “wishing to work”.
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Parents can make any convenient schedule for themselves.
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Hello! Next week, I’m starting to look for a nanny for the children, so I have questions. Tell me, does anyone pay the nanny not by the hour, but by the day? I’m thinking about how best to do it: offer a salary or calculate how many days she works? For now (and I feel that these are my pink dreams), I want to call a nanny for a full-time job (5 days), with 2 days off. Normal working days I want to pay 1500 per day, and Saturday (if I go somewhere with my husband in the evening), then 2000 per day. For 22 working days it turns out about 35 thousand.
(It is planned that the nanny will clean up alone at our house for 2 hours, while the youngest daughter is in the gcp, then pick her up, bring her home, feed her and put her to bed, and at 5 I will come home from work, on Saturday not a full day with two children, while my husband and I are on business or visiting. Thursday, Sunday are days off. I don’t need development and upbringing for children, we, as parents, are actively involved in this ourselves. It is necessary that a person reliably looks after and I could safely leave children with a nanny, knowing that she does not yell at them and does not allow dangerous situations).
So far, I haven’t offered this to any specific nanny. Experienced mothers, tell me: do nannies in Moscow spend that kind of money, in principle? Or do I demand too much and inadequately evaluate someone else’s work? If you add house cleaning, how much money do you add on top? I can’t pay my nanny 55: there will be no point in my work then. Or for 35-40 now no one agrees at all? I want to look at the situation from the outside: on the Nanny Helper everyone is 45-55 and above, and rarely anyone agrees to help with the housework.
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WHIZZ KIDZZ LEARNING ACADEMY in Chester, PA provides kids with opportunities for exposure and fun. They focus on the educational provisions and development of children from 6 weeks to 5 years old with featureslike outdoor play space and other activities. They strive in building a foundation that will strengthen the student’s opportunities to succeed in the society….
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Inez’s Busy Bees Childcare in Chester, Pennsylvania seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Careprovider that can accommodate a certain number of children from infants to pre-kindergarten….
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Jump For Joy Day Care Center provides childcare programs to the community. The programs are designed to allow each child to discover more about themselves and their world around them. The center presents avariety of play experiences promoting motor coordination….
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Shiloh Development Academy is an educational facility that serves the community of Chester PA. It offers a Christian-learning environment and provides a comprehensive early childhood education program forchildren ages two to four. The school focuses on the holistic development of children by providing activities that will stimulate their mind, body and spirit….
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Apple Pie Chester is an educational facility that serves the community of Shawnee OK. It offers a warm and caring Christian environment and provides appropriate learning programs that foster holisticdevelopment among children. The center promotes good values to make sure that children will be responsible members of the society….
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2242 Edgmont Ave�, Chester, PA 19013
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CARTER’S OPEN ARMS is a Child Care Center in CHESTER PA. It has maximum capacity of 58 children.
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Kidz First Child Learning Center is a child development and learning center that has been serving the community of Chester, Pennsylvania since 2004. It provides quality care and education in a safe andstimulating environment conducive to children’s growth and development. The center provides children with educational activities and age-appropriate learning materials that stimulate the children’s curiosity, imagination, creativity and natural learning ability….
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Steven Group Day Care offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 2833 W 10th St, the company serves families living in the Chester, PAarea. Steven Group Day Care has served the community since they started in 1989….
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Angels of Mine Group Daycare offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 150 W 5th St, the company serves families living in the Chester, PAarea. Angels of Mine Group Daycare has served the community since they started in 2011….
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Highway Pentecostal Day Care supports the child’s development with fun, warmth, security, exploration and discovery. They actively seek to encourage socialization, creativity, and a sense of community withinthe environment. It is their belief in children learning best through exploration and play….
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New Beginnings Two is a daycare center on 18 W 8th St, Chester, PA that provides individualized early development programs for children with varying learning needs. Their center features a large play space thatgives their students vast opportunities that will help them to grow and develop properly….
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Cooper Daycare and Preschool, LLC in Chester, PA offers attention, love, and nurturing in an environment where preschool kids are happy and secure. This child care establishment provides a caring and invitingplace where kids explore, engage, and expand their natural curiosity. They feature positive reinforcements and interactions in meeting the developmental needs in a stimulating atmosphere….
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Tyisha 1234 Jump in Chester, Pennsylvania seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate a certain number of children….
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Tiny Hands and Little Feet Day Care Cent is a Child Care Center in CHESTER PA. It has maximum capacity of 46 children.
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Thomas Learning Tree in Chester, Pennsylvania seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Careprovider that can accommodate up to 73 children….
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Children of Purpose offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 1205 West 3rd St, the company serves families living in the Chester, PAarea. Children of Purpose is fully licensed to accommodate 64 children….
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Freeman Vanessa Child Care in Chester, PA creates a responsive and sensitive atmosphere to help the students grow and feel valued with the learning experiences. They emphasize strengthening social development,group dynamics, sharing, and family relationships. They foster the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development while promoting the kids’ lifelong love of learning. …
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The Learning Tree in Chester, Pennsylvania seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate a certain number of children….
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Welles, Veneice in Chester, Pennsylvania seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate a certain number of children….
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In 2023 what type of daycare can I find near me in Chester, PA?
There are a variety of daycares in Chester, PA providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
How can I find a daycare near me in Chester, PA?
If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care.com has 68 in Chester, PA as of January 2023 and you can filter daycares by distance from Chester or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.
What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?
As you visit daycare facilities in Chester, PA, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Chester, PA.
Best Infant Daycare & Child Care in Chester, PA
The following Chester, PA daycares have immediate availability for infants. Even if a locations does not have current openings for your infant, you can schedule a tour to join the waiting list. Capacity changes on a daily basis and we’ll let you know when a space becomes available!
9 Infant Daycares in Chester, PA
The Educational Express Learning Center Daycare
Daycare in
Brookhaven, PA
(216) 259-8440
The Educational Express Learning Center provides childcare for families living in the Brookhaven area. Children engage in play-based, educat… Read More
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Hawa Family Care
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Sharon Hill, PA
(410) 709-7416
Hawa Family Care is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Sharon Hill. Daily care is available on Sunday, Mon… Read More
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Mccready Group Day Care Home
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Chester, PA
(415) 985-0931
Mccready Group Day Care Home provides childcare for families living in the Chester area. Children engage in play-based, educational activiti… Read More
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Just Like Home Group Daycare Too
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Chester, PA
(312) 598-1767
Just Like Home Group Daycare Too offers safe, loving childcare in the Chester area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activit… Read More
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Vanita Doward Daycare
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Chester, PA
(972) 544-6967
Vanita Doward provides childcare for families living in the Chester area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities aimed at hel… Read More
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Learn-In-Play Day Care
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Chester, PA
(786) 671-6346
Learn-In-Play Day Care is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Chester. The director offers programs for … Read More
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Michelle Stevens Group Day Care
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Chester, PA
(206) 887-9382
Michelle Stevens Group Day Care offers safe, loving childcare in the Chester area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activiti… Read More
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Bruton Growing Seeds Childcare
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Upper Chichester, PA
(312) 598-1767
Bruton Growing Seeds Childcare is a home daycare that offers childcare programs for nearby families in Upper Chichester. The director offers… Read More
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Zorybee Davis Daycare
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Gibbstown, NJ
(405) 374-4917
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Published April 10, 2017
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West Chester, PA11 publications
Amazingly informative.
March 2017 • With friends
A few weeks ago I visited Chester in England and was interested in finding out more about the city’s Royalist past and I booked a tour with Chester Civil War Tours and was amazed as to how much information I was given. To add to the experience our guide was dressed in what looked like a thoroughly authentic copy of a Cavalier’s costume. His knowledge of the period is quite astonishing and I sincerely hope that the next time I am in England, hopefully with my grandchildren, I will be able to book another of the company’s tours. I would absolutely give my experience a rating of 10 out of 10.
Published April 7, 2017
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linda j
Royal Tunbridge Wells, UK22 publications
Waste of space
March 2017 • With friends
We booked a tour with Ed for 4 people at 11am Saturday 25th March. Waited but he didn’t turn up. Phoned & left message on his voicemail but no reply. Lady in Tourist Information also rank & left him a message to no avail. Apparently thus happens quite regularly so I think his website should be removed. We wasted half a morning on this having come up from Kent for 3 nights, not amused. nine0003
Published March 26, 2017
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Edabrams
I’m very sorry that this has happened. Sadly due to unforeseen circumstances the tour couldn’t go ahead as I was taken ill the night before. The phone I have been using has a cracked screen and unfortunately this means that it is un-usable so I have now changed my phone which means I can now use a phone again.
I take full responsibility for the cock-up and no show but the lady in the tourist information center has got her facts wrong as this has only happened on one other occasion in four years. Perhaps the Tourist Information Center need to get their own house in order before they incorrectly make comments about another business.
Whilst you have stated your own experience and made the comment of us being a waste of space, you’ll see the amazing responses we have had from folk who have come on our tours and this is clearly a one off to which I apologise profusely. nine0003
Published March 29, 2017
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Barbara O
Chester, UK31 publication
Chester Cival war tours
March 2017 • With friends
We had a tour yesterday, although it was a wet day our guide Ed Abram made sure we kept reasonably dry … It is an excellent tour about Chester during the cival war, our guide was extremely knowledgeable, I live here in Chester but found out so much that I’d never known before about the beautiful City I live in..
Published March 19, 2017
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Simon B
2 publications
Well researched and interesting
Feb. 2017 • Family fun
We were taken around the city of a knowledgeable guide dress as a Royalist. Really interesting hour – seeing things that I never knew where there. nine0003
Published February 26, 2017
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Andrea C
Broughton, Flintshire, United Kingdom69 publications
An excellent tour.
Feb. 2017 • With friends
This tour was brilliant. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about Chester during the Civil War. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Chester. The price was really good too. A great activity for all ages. nine0003
Published February 25, 2017
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coullkay
Edinburgh, UK26 publications
Worthwhile walk
Nov. 2016 • With friends
Spent a great weekend in Chester with 3 freinds from Edinburgh. The weekend was made all the more enjoyable by including a walking tour with the Chester Civil War tour guide, Ed. He was so enthuastic and passionate about his subject, it brought the whole thing to life and we saw Chester city center in another light. nine0003
Published November 14, 2016
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Great day out in Chester
Oct. 2016 • Family fun
Last weekend we visited area around Chester and booked a Civil war tour in the town. We were so happy that we’ve done it! The tour guide Ed was very enthusiastic and had a brilliant skill to talk about history passionately, involving everyone in the group in his story. Chester city center is simply magic, packed with historic buildings which are extremely beautiful and very well looked after. The only small criticism is that I would like to know more about actual Civil war – the subject is on the title of the tour but still the tour was full of interesting historic facts and we’ve learned something! It definitely made our visit of Chester remembered. nine0003
Published November 2, 2016
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dianefiona
Chester, UK105 publications
Saturday morning tour 11am
Oct. 2016 • With friends
I really enjoyed my tour with Chester Civil War tours at the weekend. Our guide was so interesting and he was great at relaying the history of Chester during this historic period. I live in Chester and there were buildings I had never even noticed before which he pointed out to us. It was so good I didn’t want it to end and would like to go again for a continuation tour. The history phrase comes alive is very apt on this event. nine0151 Would definitely recommend it.
Published November 1, 2016
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Manchester, UK3 Publications
Sunday Walking Tour
Oct. 2016 • With friends
We were part of a small group, including some children. Ed made the whole experience fun and interesting for all. We learned some interesting facts and noticed parts of the city which are easily overlooked. I will look at the shopping area in a different light from now on. nine0003
Published October 31, 2016
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This event is held as part of the celebration of Teacher’s Day. Young colleagues receive parting words from their mentors, communicate with veterans of pedagogical work, and take an oath to be faithful to their chosen profession. The holiday is always warm and emotional. 
For this, the “School of a Young Teacher” was created, where we try to form creative potential in novice teachers, an understanding of the need for continuous self-education, constant improvement of professional competence. 
The attraction and competent use of incoming funds by the board of trustees significantly expands the possibilities of an educational institution. 
Such groups of joint stay of parents and children precede the child’s admission to kindergarten, ensure painless adaptation to the institution of preschool education. The work of the “Mother School” is carried out in the triad “teacher – parent – child”. Parents are provided with the necessary psychological and pedagogical assistance. 
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Kant argued. And I share his point of view. The teacher is a guide, a link between the child and the outside world. The teacher should help each child find their place in life. Teachers of preschool institutions are competent highly qualified specialists who keep up with the times and love children, treat each child with attention, provide an opportunity for kids to realize themselves, based on their interests, needs and inclinations. These are erudite specialists mastering new technologies, innovative forms of work. These are creative people who share experience, knowledge and skills with children in the game, give freedom, encourage initiative and direct their skills to reveal the child, to develop his personality. In the Kindergarten of the Future, educators and teachers, along with high and new technologies, use traditional folk pedagogy. All children love fairy tales. A creative teacher through a fairy tale will teach a lot. A child through a fairy tale learns the world around him, learns moral values, behavior patterns accepted in society, and joins the folk culture.
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And we must create all the conditions for their development now. And the future will come very soon and “our children” will become the future parents of the future kindergarten, its employees, educators … It is they who will build the very kindergarten ! 
The Kindergarten of the Future is a second home, a child’s family, a fairy tale… 
In the Kindergarten of the Future, educators and teachers, along with high and new technologies, use traditional folk pedagogy. All children love fairy tales. A creative teacher through a fairy tale will teach a lot. A child through a fairy tale learns the world around him, learns moral values, behavior patterns accepted in society, and joins the folk culture. Music sounds in the Kindergarten, children draw, fantasize, play! nine0003 
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Thus, this is a place of communication not only for children, but also for parents. In Russia, there are only two “Green Houses” – in Moscow and St. Petersburg. But… since we are talking about the kindergarten of the future, why shouldn’t such a “Green House” appear here in Saratov! nine0003 
The most modern health-saving technologies will be applied within the walls of our kindergarten! Oh, how you want the children of the future to not get sick at all! Of course, the kindergarten of the future is the use of the most advanced technologies. Electronic media will be understandable and accessible to every adult and pupil. And yet, the last thing I would like is for the garden of the future to be a kind of sterile laboratory, with a lot of 3D screens, displays and other technical innovations of mankind, among which educators freed from the burden of everyday worries roam. I read that in one of the kindergartens in Moscow a survey was conducted among pupils on the topic “What would you do in a kindergarten if there were no adults there? » 80% of children answered – “I would play! ” And then? – “I would still play! ” And then? – “would leave” …. That’s what makes a kindergarten today, tomorrow and always attractive for children, cozy and lively – these are the people who work in it! I am sure that by the time the kindergarten of the future opens, the profession of an educator will become prestigious and teaching staff will be proud of their numerous talented youth! nine0003 
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The first is a full-time preschool program that usually works well for parents working full-time shifts. The second is a part-time preschool program where you can enroll your child for 2-3 days per week and typically choose between a morning or afternoon shift. A part-time preschool can be a great option if you want to ease the transition of this new learning experience for your child. You can also check your options in Cypress, CA for traditional preschool centers, or private home-based preschools.
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Researchers from the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted surveys among employees of industrial enterprises in Moscow and the Moscow region (Tomilino). More than 1.5 thousand people participated in them, whose answers were compared with the results of a survey conducted back in Soviet times (1986) among the workers of the city of Pskov. It turned out that, despite the change in the form of ownership of enterprises, the relations of workers among themselves and their relations with superiors have changed little. Collectivist values and an orientation towards good relations with colleagues at work still prevail. Workers’ assessment of the importance of this parameter even increased from 1993 to 1999. The respondents are ready to selflessly help colleagues in their work, to fight for the preservation of the team in the event of a reduction in staff. Employees rely entirely on the paternalistic model: they perform any tasks, value friendly and trusting relationships with management, and do not seek to have complete information about the company’s affairs.
Partnerships based on the joint activities of managers and subordinates, the fulfillment of predetermined duties, non-interference in the personal affairs of employees, are absent not only in state, but also in the most advanced capitalist enterprises. nine0020
Only then, with a clear conscience, do they begin to realize long-term plans: they open their own business, change their specialty abruptly, or even move to another city. 
And for young families with children, for example, it turned out to be unprofitable to work at all: the allowance for children in terms of its size was quite comparable to the salary. nine0020
The motto of the aspiring maverick worker is “I’ll get promoted or I’ll quit.” And companies in the face of fierce competition warn employees in advance: “You will get a promotion or leave.” 
In addition, many corporations now help the second spouse find a profitable job in a new place, and sometimes, if the second spouse loses wages during the move, they compensate for these losses. nine0020
At the same time, the modern information economy provides unprecedented opportunities for quick enrichment and dizzying careers for talented managers, skilled computer specialists. nine0020
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You want to learn upfront whether the family you may be working closely with is taking precautions with which you’re comfortable. The interview is time to have radical transparency and open. You want to make sure you’re accepting a job with a family you can trust and with whom you feel safe.
Asking this question before seeing if you are a potential match can be a real turn off to parents who want a caregiver that expresses interest in their children before money. Plus, it’s a moot point if you’re not interested in the job.
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Young mothers have a strong intuition, it is important to listen to it. Sometimes it’s hard to explain why this or that nanny is not suitable – and that’s okay. 
The child held out his hands to the young woman. In the future, the mother was not disappointed in the choice of the baby. 
Professional career nannies have formal training, and typically hold college degrees in fields such as early childhood education.
Nannies working for a family with more than two children should also expect more pay.
They job prospects may also be higher as employers are looking for nannies who can assist their children’s development. First-aid certifications may also command higher salaries.
An award-winning writer, her work has appeared in “The Chronicle of Philanthropy” newspaper and “Worth” magazine. Layne holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from The George Washington University.
For children under 5 years old, it is great if the babysitter knows how to develop creative talents. From 5 years old, it’s good if the nanny can instill a love of learning. 
Many parents want to teach their children to write, read, count, draw, etc. before school. A specialist with teaching skills will cost more, but in the end it will be cheaper than hiring a babysitter and a tutor separately. 
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It is necessary that a person reliably looks after and I could safely leave children with a nanny, knowing that she does not yell at them and does not allow dangerous situations). 
The center promotes good values to make sure that children will be responsible members of the society…. 
Located at 2833 W 10th St, the company serves families living in the Chester, PAarea. Steven Group Day Care has served the community since they started in 1989…. 
Their center features a large play space thatgives their students vast opportunities that will help them to grow and develop properly…. 
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Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.
Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Chester, PA.
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