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  • K & C Pre-K School hours during the school year are from 7:30 am – 2:20 pm. Students must be in the building by 7:20 am or they will be considered tardy.

    The administrative office is open each day from 7:00 am until 3:30 pm. It is here that contact between home and school is made. All record-keeping and other school business takes place here.

    Students may not be checked out of school after 1:40 pm.

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    Bus transportation will be provided for Pre-K students who reside more than one-half (½) mile from the CPS. Transportation will not be provided for Pre-K students who reside one-half (½) mile or less from CPS.


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Children, previously, were not injured in an accident with a bus in Crimea – Ministry of Internal Affairs – South and North Caucasus |

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Rostov-on-Don. May 4th. Interfax-South – Minors, according to preliminary data, were not injured in a collision between a minibus and a car on the Simferopol-Yalta highway near the village of Krasnokamenka, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Crimea reports in its telegram channel.

According to preliminary information from the police, on Thursday, on the Yuzhnoberezhnoye Highway near the village of Krasnokamenka, the driver of a Hyundai car did not give priority to a Ford minibus when turning, as a result of which they collided.

“As a result of an accident, three adults who were in a Hyundai car were injured, they were taken to a medical facility for medical assistance. There were a driver and seven children in the minibus, they are being examined by doctors, preliminary, none of the children were injured,” the message says. .

Traffic police officers continue to work at the scene of the accident, the circumstances and causes of the accident are being established.

The press service of the Crimean prosecutor’s office, which previously reported that the bus involved in the accident was a school bus, has already established that it belongs to an individual.

“The circumstances of the transportation of children are being investigated,” the department added.

Earlier, referring to the emergency services of the region, it was reported that seven children and two adults were injured in an accident with a bus on the Alushta-Yalta highway in Crimea. The incident happened around 16:00.

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The press service of the prosecutor’s office in the Sverdlovsk region reported that in the village of Byzovo, as a result of a fire in a private house, according to preliminary data, 5 children died. Three more adults and two children were hospitalized.

Survivors suffered first and second degree burns and carbon monoxide poisoning. At the same time, only 4 corpses of children have been found so far, the search for the fifth continues. Those killed in the fire were born in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2019 and 2020.

A large family lived in the burnt house. According to an informed source, they gave birth to alcohol abuse. They were not on the preventive register, but were registered with the social service. However, when the fire started, the father was able to carry two children out of the fire.

The area of ​​the fire was 100 square meters. The fire began to be extinguished on April 14 at 2:20, and open burning was eliminated at 3:01.

Bethesda md preschools: Top 10 Best Private Preschools in Bethesda, MD (2023)

Опубликовано: August 4, 2023 в 7:55 am

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Top 10 Best Private Preschools in Bethesda, MD (2023)

School

Location

Grades

Students

Norwood School

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(1)

8821 River Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 365-2595

Grades: PK-8

| 450 students

Washington Waldorf School

Special Program Emphasis

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(3)

4800 Sangamore Road
Bethesda, MD 20816
(301) 229-6107

Grades: PK-12

| 263 students

Little Flower School

(Catholic)

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5601 Massachusetts Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20816
(301) 320-3273

Grades: PK-8

| 248 students

Our Lady Of Lourdes School

(Catholic)

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(2)

7500 Pearl Street
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 654-5376

Grades: NS-8

| 210 students

The Primary Day School

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(2)

7300 River Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 365-4355

Grades: PK-2

| 142 students

Rochambeau-the French Intl School

Special Program Emphasis

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9600 Forest Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 530-8260

Grades: PK-12

| 1,155 students

St. Bartholomew Catholic School

(Catholic)

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6900 River Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 229-5586

Grades: NS-8

| 181 students

St. Jane De Chantal School

(Catholic)

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9525 Old Georgetown Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 530-1221

Grades: PK-8

| 407 students

Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

All-girls (Catholic)

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9101 Rockville Pike
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 657-4322

Grades: NS-12

| 774 students

Washington Episcopal School

(Episcopal)

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(13)

5600 Little Falls Pkwy
Bethesda, MD 20816
(301) 652-7878

Grades: NS-8

| 325 students

The Woods Academy

(Catholic)

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(2)

6801 Greentree Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 365-3080

Grades: PK-8

| 319 students

Apple Montessori School

Montessori School

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7210 Hidden Creek Rd
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 320-8832

Grades: PK-K

| 95 students

Bethesda Community School ,inc

Daycare / Preschool

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7500 Honeywell Ln
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 652-0117

Grades: PK-K

| 77 students

Bethesda Country Day School

Daycare / Preschool

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5615 Beech Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 530-6999

Grades: PK-K

| 250 students

The Bethesda Montessori School

Montessori School

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7611 Clarendon Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 986-1260

Grades: PK-K

| 80 students

Crestview Montessori School

Montessori School

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(1)

4728 Western Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20816
(301) 910-4728

Grades: PK-K

| 14 students

The Family Academy Of Bethesda

Daycare / Preschool

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4324 Montgomery Ave.
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 656-5437

Grades: PK-K

| 9 students

Fernwood Montessouri

Montessori School

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10100 Old Georgetown Rd
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 469-4888

Grades: PK-5

| 73 students

The Goddard School

Daycare / Preschool

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6400 Goldsboro Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
(240) 630-2400

Grades: NS-K

| n/a students

Harbor School

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7701 Bradley Blvd.
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 365-1100

Grades: PK-2

| 103 students

L’Enfant Montessori

Montessori School

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5500 Massachusetts Ave
Bethesda, MD 20816
(301) 202-2642

Grades: NS-K

| n/a students

Top 5 Best Bethesda, MD Public Preschools (2023)

For the 2023 school year, there are 7 public preschools serving 4,004 students in Bethesda, MD. The top ranked public preschools in Bethesda, MD are Westbrook Elementary School, Bannockburn Elementary School and Bradley Hills Elementary School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

Bethesda, MD public preschools have an average math proficiency score of 51% (versus the Maryland public pre school average of 17%), and reading proficiency score of 56% (versus the 22% statewide average). Pre schools in Bethesda have an average ranking of 10/10, which is in the top 5% of Maryland public pre schools.

Minority enrollment is 44% of the student body (majority Asian and Hispanic), which is less than the Maryland public preschool average of 70% (majority Black).

Best Bethesda, MD Public Preschools (2023)

School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

Location

Grades

Students

Rank: #11.

Westbrook Elementary School

Math: 60-64% | Reading: 70-74%
Rank:

Top 5%

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5110 Allan Ter
Bethesda, MD 20816
(240) 740-1040

Grades: PK-5

| 331 students

Rank: #22.

Bannockburn Elementary School

Math: 55-59% | Reading: 60-64%
Rank:

Top 10%

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6520 Dalroy Ln
Bethesda, MD 20817
(240) 740-1270

Grades: PK-5

| 401 students

Rank: #33.

Bradley Hills Elementary School

Math: 57% | Reading: 59%
Rank:

Top 10%

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8701 Hartsdale Ave
Bethesda, MD 20817
(240) 204-5210

Grades: PK-5

| 497 students

Rank: #4 – 54. – 5.

Wood Acres Elementary School

Math: 53% | Reading: 58%
Rank:

Top 10%

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5800 Cromwell Drive
Bethesda, MD 20816
(240) 740-1120

Grades: PK-5

| 583 students

Rank: #4 – 54. – 5.

Wyngate Elementary School

Math: 53% | Reading: 58%
Rank:

Top 10%

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9300 Wadsworth Dr
Bethesda, MD 20817
(240) 740-1080

Grades: PK-5

| 673 students

Rank: #66.

Bethesda Elementary School

Math: 48% | Reading: 52%
Rank:

Top 20%

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7600 Arlington Rd
Bethesda, MD 20814
(240) 204-5300

Grades: PK-5

| 619 students

Rank: #77.

Ashburton Elementary School

Math: 39% | Reading: 45%
Rank:

Top 20%

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6314 Lone Oak Dr
Bethesda, MD 20817
(240) 740-1300

Grades: PK-5

| 900 students

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked public preschools in Bethesda, MD?

The top ranked public preschools in Bethesda, MD include Westbrook Elementary School, Bannockburn Elementary School and Bradley Hills Elementary School. Bethesda has one of the highest concentrations of top ranked public schools in Maryland.

How many public preschools are located in Bethesda, MD?

7 public preschools are located in Bethesda, MD.

What is the racial composition of students in Bethesda, MD?

Bethesda, MD public preschools minority enrollment is 44% of the student body (majority Asian and Hispanic), which is less than the Maryland public preschools average of 70% (majority Black).

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Summer programs for 3 year olds: Preschool Summer Camps and Programs in and around Buffalo, NY

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Preschool Summer Day Camp Programs Fun for Kids At Little Stars Preschools

Fun Activities For Ages  From 6 weeks  to 6 Years Old

 

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ACS, HRA, 1199 & CNY VOUCHERS

Summer school dates are:

July 10 to August 18, 2023

Summer days are for being outside in the sun having fun. Our summer camp in the Bronx programs offer a wide variety of supervised activities designed to make a happy summer experience.

All activities and events are included in Summer Camp fees.

Summer Literacy Support Program – Academic Enrichment

Daily Reading, Math and Science Activities. This program is designed to help students maintain and further develop writing, reading and math skills over the summer.

Activities
Gardening, cooking, storytelling, skits, songs, dance, arts & crafts, special events, treasure hunts, show & tell, puppet shows and weekly trips.

Sports
Physical fitness and sports program include exercises as well as a complete sports program appropriate for each age group: basketball, baseball, football, soccer, games, races and relays.

Summer Fun at Little Stars
Summer Camp is designed to provide your child with a secure and enriched environment that includes opportunities for learning and fun. Our program enhances a lively balance of activities to supplement your school-aged child’s day, including:

  1. Opportunities to design and create projects of interest and to develop new skills.
  2. Storytelling activities that foster a beginner’s love of reading.
  3. Dramatic play activities that help your preschooler experiment with different roles and make sense of his/her world.
  4. Music and movement experiences that expand your child’s creativity and interest in sound & movement.
  5. Outdoor play and sports activities that encourage physical and social skill development.
  6. Art & fine motor activities that contribute to pre-writing skills.
  7. Relaxing space to develop and enjoy friendships.
  8. Trips that will capture your child’s interest & imagination!

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Information:

Ages:
6 weeks to 6 years old

Hours:
7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Staff:

Our staff is made up of competent, well-trained teachers who have been selected for their outstanding qualifications in the field of education as well as their years of experience working with children.

Meals:
Nutritious lunches and snacks are provided.

Clothing:
Please send a bathing suit, towel, complete change of clothing, sheet for naptime and book bag. Your child’s name or initials should be clearly marked on all of the above.

Medical:
Health examination is required.

Payments:
A 2 week deposit is due at the time of registration. Trips & Activity fees are included in the above prices. Deposits will not be refunded after May 1st. Absolutely no refunds will be given due to absence or withdrawal.

To Enroll:
Please call or write us for an appointment:

Little Stars School
4063 Edson Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10466
(718) 994-0604

Little Stars Too
1083 Allerton Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10469
(718)-515-8800

Little Stars Three
1420 Burke Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10469
(347)-947-3171

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Romp n’ Roll Toddler Summer Camp in Katy

We Can’t Wait to Meet Your Happy Camper!

Summer camp isn’t just for big kids anymore! At Romp N’ Roll, we have a play and learn summer camp designed specifically for toddlers aged 2 to 5. Focused on art, music, and gym classes, our summer camp program is designed to teach your children creative expression and keep them active. Those long summer days can get boring when you have nothing planned for your kids. If you are searching for a toddler summer camp in Katy, Romp N Roll has everything your kid could ever dream of. We’ll keep them busy with laughter, play, and learning all day long.

A Fun Filled Summer Camp for Kids in Katy

Our summer camp for toddlers is limited, so reserve your spot before it’s too late. There is one instructor to every 7 campers, so you can rest assured that your child is receiving the proper amount of attention. All of our instructors are trained, licensed, insured and have experience working with children that have various attention needs. All toddlers are welcome at Romp N’ Roll, shy and outgoing! If you are interested in our summer camp for kids in Katy but aren’t currently a member of Romp N Roll, don’t worry! You do not have to be a member to sign up your kid. We also offer a trial class to those who sign up for summer camp. Contact us today to learn more about the best toddler summer camp in Katy.

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Week 6 Summer Camp: Red, White, and Blue

Days: Thu7/6/2023 to 7/7/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

 *CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 7 Summer Camp: Firefighters to the Rescue

Days: Tue Thu7/11/2023 to 7/13/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

 *CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 8 Summer Camp: Days of the Dinosaurs

Days: Tue Thu7/18/2023 to 7/20/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Ice Cream Social

Day: Fri7/21/2023

Time:5:30pm to 6:30pm

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Price:

Member: $20 per child
NonMember: $25 per child

Ice Cream Social! There’s no better way to cool off in the summer than with ice cream! Join us for our Ice Cream Social where we will celebrate summer fun with exciting, summer-themed activities in the gym + make your own Sundae! (There will be gluten free and dairy free options!)

MOONBOUNCE FUN INCLUDED!

*all special events are non refundable

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Week 9 Summer Camp: Knights, Princesses, and Dragons

Days: Tue Thu7/25/2023 to 7/27/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 10 Summer Camp: Beach Party

Days: Tue Thu8/1/2023 to 8/3/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 11 Summer Camp: Superheroes

Days: Tue Thu8/8/2023 to 8/10/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 12 Summer Camp: Get Sporty

Days: Tue Thu8/15/2023 to 8/17/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Welcoming Atmosphere

Our bright, whimsical facilities were thoughtfully crafted to stimulate and engage little ones while keeping them safe. An abundance of colorful vinyl foam in the design makes things comfortable and easy to clean. Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers have a blast on our age-appropriate gym equipment

Social Interaction

Little ones can socialize with other children and learn valuable life skills from each other. Our classes and activities are designed to foster independence, build confidence, and nurture creativity among kids between the ages of 3 months through 5 years old; providing peer-to-peer interaction that’s vital to their growth.

Growth & Development

Our play-based curriculum developed from extensive research and our own experiences. Our developmentally appropriate art, music, and movement classes and activities build physical and cognitive skills during these important formative years-but all kids know is that they’re having fun!

Parent-Child Connection

Based on our research, we discovered that little ones progress most effectively when they’re in the presence of parents and loved ones who express excitement and pride for their achievements. Our classes are parent-friendly, so they can take part in positive, shared fun with their child.

Birthday Parties

They make the mess. We clean it up.

Want to create lasting memories for your child’s birthday, without any of the stress of cleaning and planning? Allow our team to handle it! From providing paper and online invitations, to leading age-appropriate games and activities, to cleaning up… we do it all!

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My son always loves going Romp N Roll and Carrie has gone out of her way to welcome him. She’s the best. The whole team is amazing and we’re really looking forward to summer camp.

— Abi Jordan,

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Very friendly staff. Lots of activities for the children.

— P M,

Posted May 31st 2023 on google

My son loved the 2 for tykes class. The instructor Cynthia was so welcoming for his first class and we really enjoyed it. I will definitely be taking advantage of the 8 classes a month package. These classes are 100% worth it! My son had a blast!

— Caitlin sais,

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Have been bringing my son here since he was 9 months old. Love socializing with others with a great group of people. Highly recommend even for just parents morning out or parents night out!

— Ariel Adams,

Posted April 7th 2023 on google

Safe and fun environment with friendly staff.

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Posted March 30th 2023 on google

It’s a cute place. Friendly staff. Daughter loves being able to interact with the kids

— Akwen Lacy,

Posted March 23rd 2023 on google

Nice place to try before joining the kids in pre school. Great teachers and very interactive classes. Highly recommend.

— Shravani Reddy Lingampally,

Posted March 22nd 2023 on google

The staff is amazing and my daughter always has a blast

— Rosmond Oberry,

Posted March 17th 2023 on google

My toddler had a great time at Romp n’ Roll! She loved the slides and had so much fun dancing and running around. It was her first time, she quickly integrated and she did not want to leave! The facility is clean and colorful! Staff is super amazing too!

— Rima El Atrache,

Posted February 20th 2023 on google

They cleaned the wheels of my stroller before we went in, which spoke volumes about the cleanliness and standards. VERY kind and polite employees. Affordability is good and I love the trial class option. Convenient location. All around great!

— Atty Research,

Posted February 15th 2023 on google

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Tos very well organized and the guys very well run. Two hours between guided games, jumping a…

— MANUEL GUZMAN-LOPEZ,

Posted January 29th 2023 on google

It’s a great place to get your child into a social environment and being also challenged in their motor and sensory skills. A great mix of music, gym activities and play. Since we don’t do daycare yet it’s the right place to keep your toddler engaged and busy outside from home. Carrie is a knowledgeable and very profes…

— Judith Severloh,

Posted January 4th 2023 on google

The Staff is so friendly and welcoming. Stella had a blast on her first day, she didn’t want to leave. Ms. Carrie was patient and fun to be around you can tell she loves her job. Also, a huge plus is that the place is spotless, it’s very clean.

— Beatriz Garcia,

Posted April 23rd 2022 on google

Friendly staff and great development for my twins!

— Shawna McBride,

Posted October 14th 2022 on google

We have loved our experience at Romp N Roll for the last 10 months. My daughter has grown so much and we have met several sweet friends around her age. She looks forward to classes every week with Miss Carrie, Miss Lydia & Miss Cynthia!

— Jordan Bartlett,

Posted September 28th 2022 on google

The teacher, Carrie made me feel super involved the whole time as first timer!
Everyone was also so nice and including ! I loved it. I already have recommended it to two people who booked for next week!

— Rose Hernandez,

Posted September 21st 2022 on google

The instructors are great with the kids, the gym always feels clean, and there are plenty of class options throughout the day. I like that there are classes I can bring both my infant and toddler to together too. My daughter always has a great time at Romp N Roll!

— Alyson Marsh,

Posted September 19th 2022 on google

It has been a great experience. My daughter has learned and grown a lot since attending.

— Shauna Arije,

Posted July 27th 2022 on google

Took my daughter for her first class today. She absolutely loved it! The staff is very friendly and welcoming! The gym itself if very clean and safe! Its a much check out place! We will definitely be coming back!

— Jennifer Parker,

Posted July 13th 2022 on google

The staff is caring and kind. The establishment feels and is clean. It’s colorful and fun for littles to explore. It feels like a safe space for the littles .my littles love the gym time.

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Why does a person need a vacation: 10 urban summer camps where a child will want to return

Sports, creativity, programming, launching a startup — urban summer programs for children and teenagers will help to spend the holidays so that there is something to remember, even without leaving Moscow. We have collected a selection of the ten most interesting options for ages from 4 to 16 years.

Summer at the New School

Educational intensives about everything

Summer intensives are short programs that help children immerse themselves in a certain topic and explore it together with experts. And it’s also a chance to visit the New School and see from the inside how one of the most prestigious private educational centers in Moscow works. The range of topics is diverse: roller skates and football, modern dance, cooking courses, development of soft skills and emotional intelligence, theatrical skills, architecture, contemporary art, robotics, creating your own YouTube show. Each intensive lasts 5 working days, all classes are held on the territory of the New School on Mosfilmovskaya. The price includes four meals a day. It is better to sign up in advance – there may not be enough free places for everyone. If suddenly your child falls ill and cannot participate in the program, the money will be returned for the missed days.

When

Every week from June 7 to August 26

For what age

6-16 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — from 21,000 rubles.

Where to sign up

on the Summer School website

“Art Channel”

Creative and Cognitive weeks in the RGDB

year-old program in the Russian State Children’s Library developed with Moscow young artists. The result was 9thematic shifts, each for five working days. During three summer months, young participants will uncover the secrets of space and historical mysteries, master storytelling, immerse themselves in the worlds of classic children’s literature and fairy tales. Each shift will end with a special event: a graduation performance, a quest game, a literary quiz, a movie premiere or an exciting excursion.
Classes are designed for half a day (from 10.00 to 14.00) and are held in the building of the Russian State Children’s Library on Kaluga Square, in a relaxed atmosphere of creative workshops.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 19

For what age

6-12 years

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 7000 rubles, with booking until May 23 inclusive – 5000 rubles. One day visit – 1500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the RSCL website

More details on the Poster

Green School Campus

Cozy summer camp in Gorky Park school” you can spend days on end: “Campus” works from 10. 00 to 19.00 (and if you really need it, you can bring your child 30 minutes earlier!). Group members aged 6–8 years old will enjoy fun walks on the territory of Gorky Park, as well as various creative activities. For older children, there is a thematic shift schedule: skate, architecture, photography, art, badminton, pioneer ball, and so on. In addition to thematic classes, spontaneous activities are also provided: master classes in embroidery and fabric dyeing, sports games, creating your own cinema and newspaper, riding scooters and visiting the museum in the park.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

6-12 years

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 17000 rubles, with one-time purchase of three shifts – 13000 r . for each. Meals are paid separately

Where to sign up

On the website of the Green School and in the telegram chat of the Campus

More details on the Poster

Math (s) Therapy

Summer camp, where they will help you fall in love with mathematics

Contrary to the name, the Math(s) Therapy school and camp is not just about math. There is also creativity – drawing, animation, DIY – and storytelling, and theater. The summer program consists of six thematic shifts (each one lasts a week): there is writing and theatrical, botanical, historical. Education is approached in the format of edutaiment – through entertainment and passion. Together with teachers, counselors and Corgi Koko, children play, walk, socialize, have picnics and enjoy the holidays to the fullest. The stay lasts from 10:00 to 18:30, the price includes three meals a day in the studio according to a specially designed menu. If there are special requests for food, they will be taken into account. By the way, the same applies to all individual characteristics in general – at the beginning of classes, parents are offered to fill out a detailed questionnaire so that teachers can get to know the child in advance, provide personal attention, and also help children make friends and feel psychologically comfortable in the group.

When

Every week from May 30 to July 29

For what age

7–14 years old

Participation fee

Change — 25000 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the site Math (s) Therapy

“Summer in the city of M.”

Summer workshop at the Museum of Moscow

The main goal of the workshop is to spend the summer with benefit in the company of artists, actors, architects, designers. And also – to find new friends and find out how you can turn a hobby into a profession. Moscow will be in the center of attention: every week, with the start of a new shift, children will get to know it anew and be surprised at the details that are revealed. The program includes walks, visits to exhibitions and walking tours, as well as a variety of activities in the building of the Museum of Moscow on Zubovsky Boulevard: master classes, games, travel through history, filming a movie, a discussion film club, reading your favorite books aloud, musical experiments, physical education, dancing and performances. The duration of the workshop is from 10.00 to 19.00.00

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

7-14 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 13000 rubles, preferential price – 10500 rubles. Meals are paid separately – 3000 rubles. per shift

Where to sign up

On the Practicum website

More on the Poster

Entertaining holidays in the Experimentanium

Scientific and creative classes in the camp format at the museum

The summer camp at Experimentanium also takes place in the format of weekly shifts with different topics. There are four of them: biology, chemistry, cinema and space; the program of each week will be repeated three times over the summer, so that visiting the camp can be stretched over all holidays and choose convenient weeks in different months. The stay time is from 8.30 to 19.00 from Monday to Friday. Every day, participants will have scientific classes, creative workshops, interactive games, walks and three meals a day. The result of the shift will be a group project that the children will prepare in the museum laboratory and throughout the exhibition space.

When

Every week from June 6 to August 26

For what age

6-12 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 17500 rub. When purchasing two shifts, as well as when registering two or more children from the same family, discounts are provided. One day visit – 3500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the website of “Experimentanium”

More details on the Poster

“Pixel”

City technical camp on robotics and programming

The Pixel School summer camp is an ideal environment for young engineers. During classes, you can create and program a robot, develop a website or a full-fledged game, design a 3D model, as well as understand microcontrollers, radio elements and learn how to create devices from scratch. Children will be able to join groups of various levels depending on their age and initial training. The result of each shift at Pixel is new practical skills and concrete results. In addition to classes in the full-day program from 9.00 to 18.00 – warm-up, walk, snack, lunch and afternoon tea, board games and other entertainment.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

8–15 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 15000 rubles, for early booking you can get a discount of 2500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the Pixel website

Letuchka

The atmosphere of a creative dacha in the Hermitage garden

The program of the “Summer Fly” is similar to an ideal dacha lifestyle: from 9.30 to 19.00 people walk here, eat deliciously, play and do creative work with friends, play pranks and get a little lazy – but how else to relax on vacation? Every two weeks, a new thematic session begins, which means new teachers-curators arrive. At the time of publication of the review, the program for the first half of the summer was announced: modern choreography, synthesis of music and fine arts, architecture, history of art and culture. The program of the second half of the summer will certainly be no less interesting.

When

Two-week shifts from 30 May to 26 August, weekly shift from 25 to 29 July

For what age

7-12 years old

Participation fee

Two weeks naya shift – 27000 rubles, weekly shift – 19 000 rubles Participants who have already attended the camp receive a discount. Meals are paid separately – 800 rubles. per day

Where to sign up

On the website of “Mom’s Garden” and by phone +7 917 554 56 15

More details on Poster

“Summer at the museum. Design without borders

Summer program for children and teenagers from the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center

The central theme of the Summer Playground 2022 is design. Every week, creative studios, master classes, city quests, discussions and meetings with artists, designers and set designers await the participants. As well as excursions to other Moscow museums, galleries and parks: the Pushkin Museum im. A.S. Pushkin, the Tretyakov Gallery, the Polytechnic Museum, GES-2, the Hermitage Garden, the Muzeon. Four separate programs are provided for children, taking into account age interests and opportunities.
“Summer Playground” is not a separate event. Everything that happens on it during the day or week is united by meaning, search and reasoning – this is how small participants get an idea of ​​the project method of thinking. Therefore, despite the possibility of a one-time visit, the organizers recommend purchasing a subscription for a week of classes. Teachers and curators of the program do not seek to stuff children with knowledge; their task is to encourage participants to show emotions, express their opinions and make choices.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 19

For what age

4-15 years old

Participation fee

Subscription for 5 days — 13000 rubles, one day visit – 2000 rubles.

Where to sign up and find out more

Pre-registration on the website, by email or by phone +7 (495) 645-05-50, ext. 270

Read more on the Poster

IT Hub Camp

Summer career guidance camp in Technograd at VDNKh

The theme of the 2022 season is “How to make the world a better place with the help of information technology.” During a two-week shift, camp participants will get acquainted with different professional areas in IT and try themselves in several specialties, take part in master classes and a business-oriented track. They learn about creativity and project management, cybersecurity and the basics of online promotion. The result of the change can be your own startup, as well as an understanding of how to implement it in practice.
New knowledge can be applied in discussions and workshops on topical issues of humanity: how to defeat hunger and stop pollution of the planet, make people’s lives more comfortable and safer with the help of digital technologies and products.

When

6 shifts of 10 days, from June 6 to August 26

For what age

12-16 years old

Participation fee

Shift (10 days) – from 34 500 rubles

Where to register and find out more

On the IT Hub website

More details on the Poster

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We present the rating of summer schools and city day camps in Moscow in 2023, where children will have fun and acquire a hobby.

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Summer is just around the corner – it’s time to think over leisure time for the student so that the holidays will be remembered with new skills, acquaintances and hobbies. A suitable option would be a city school or a day camp for children in Moscow for the summer.

To attend such a school, the child does not need to leave the city – the participants are in the day camp in the morning and afternoon, and in the evening they meet with their relatives and return home. The program is combined with spending time at home with loved ones and familiar activities.

City day camp “Pixel”

Age: 8–15 years old

Format: day camp

At the Pixel city day camp in Moscow, children learn IT languages, assemble and train robotic products, implement games and websites, and design 3D objects.

The program will suit both experienced coders and just discovering the world of development. The shift lasts 5 days, and during this period the future coder will create a personal blog or an online store, implement a computer game, design a robot or a 3D model.

In their free time, schoolchildren fill up with energy on exercises, have fun with board games, walk, pay attention to healthy snacks and communicate with each other.

Clever Summer Camp

Age: 7-14 years old

Format: city camp

In the bilingual day camp in Moscow 2023, children will immerse themselves in English, creativity, sports, theater and chess. The child will develop conversational speech and conduct language experiments, take up modeling and drawing, work out in the gym and basketball court, and play the role of an artist.

Also on Clever shifts, children and teenagers will have fun at games and street quests, visit field trips.

City summer shifts in KANT

Age: 7–14 years

Format: day camp

Schoolchildren are waiting for sports sessions from the Kant sports complex. Skateboard, trampoline, climbing wall, billiards: the child chooses directions of interest or tries everything in turn.

At the children’s summer camp in Moscow, the daytime stay promises to be entertaining: spray painting graffiti, cooking classes, soap bubble shows, board games.

Contests and mini-competitions are held to improve the leadership qualities of schoolchildren, develop the ability to work in a team and the ability to concentrate.

Summer club “Movement”

Age: 6-14 years old

Format: day club

The Movement summer club is designed to ensure that the child indulges in physical activity throughout the day. Dance exercises, outdoor games, swimming pool, roller skating – there will be no time to be bored. The program takes place next to Sokolniki Park, which allows you to spend a lot of time outdoors.

The guys will also open the chest of adventures, prepare performances, and build armor for the jousting tournament. The shifts differ in topics: from yard games to the battle of bloggers.

Sports camp “Nogivruki”

Age: 5–12 years old

Format: city camp

In the sports camp “Nogivruki” from the trampoline gymnastic club Ogo, the guys pour out their energy, make friends and get impressions.

Children’s day camp in Moscow offers trampoline training, sports games, gymnastics and acrobatics for the summer. Classes are taught by professional trainers. Participants will also spend time outdoors, attend creative master classes, and play themed games.

During the shift, children will develop strong-willed qualities and self-discipline skills, communicate with children of different ages, show creative abilities, learn to speak and listen carefully to others.

Children’s Day Camp MiniDomini

Age: 2-11 years old

Format: city camp

Children’s day camp MiniDomini in Moscow will embark on adventures involving time travel. Children will go on a journey through the galaxies, cook dishes from different eras, and move into the era of dinosaurs.

The camp participant will broaden his horizons: learn more about the solar system, talk with Leonardo da Vinci, conduct experiments with Einstein.

Climbing wall, 3D physical education, dancing, experimentarium: the program is going to be intense.

Summer club from the children’s art school “Youth”

Age: 7–14 years old

Format: meetings 3 times a week for half a day

In the summer club from the children’s art school “Youth” schoolchildren are offered classes with a theatrical or artistic bias – depending on the chosen program.

Participants will be engaged in staging numbers and developing stage movements, listen to art history lectures and sing in the choir, practice drawing and composition, visit the MK and excursions.

FFC Sports Academy

Age: 5–16 years

Format: day camp

According to the plan of the children’s day camp in Moscow from the FFC sports academy – chess and football, art and English classes, drawing and acting lessons.

Football training is provided by licensed football coaches. Each participant receives a personal set of uniforms.

Recreation is also planned: quizzes, board games, creative workshops, “Mafia” and watching educational films.

City Summer School “Coalition”

Age: 5-11 grades

Format: city school

Children are waiting for intensive training at the school “Coalition”. You can choose from 2 directions or combine both: Olympiad preparation or studying English with a native speaker.

Biology, mathematics, social studies: the student chooses the right subject and prepares to win: 3 profile pairs a day, Olympiad coaches as teachers, mind games.

There will also be time for rest – the child will go in for sports, visit excursions and quizzes, take part in debates and quests, and communicate with like-minded people.

Theater fees from the studio “Irbis”

Age: 7–16 years old

Format: urban theater intensives

At the summer theatrical gatherings from the Irbis studio, children are expected to have lessons in artistic play, speech, and dance. The participant will learn to manage emotions, get rid of the clamps, be able to move naturally on stage, master a clear confident speech.

Children will also visit excursions, take part in entertaining games, relax at a disco, and perform a performance.

AMAkids Summer Day Camp

Age: 6-13 years old

Format: city camp

At the summer day camp in Moscow in 2023, AMAkids will provide children with daily lessons in writing, reading, and mathematics. If you wish, you can do English, speed reading, memory or mental arithmetic.

The children will practice modeling and decoupage, perform theatrical scenes, put on physical and chemical experiments.

During the breaks, sports minutes, walks, game libraries, themed quests and quizzes are planned.

Bunny Hop Children’s Day Camp

Age: 5-17 years old

Format: city club

At the Bunny Hop children’s day camp, young adventurers learn a stunt scooter, skateboard and longboard, roller skates and a bmx stunt bike.

Suitable for all levels of riding. In training, beginners and guys with experience work out separately, but they walk and play all together. In addition to classes, children are waiting for meals, games and city walks.

Sky Trampoline Center

Age: 6-14 years old

Format: city camp

Day camp for children in Moscow from the Nebo trampoline center offers shifts on a variety of topics – from talent shows to choosing a profession. Athletics and acrobatics training, publishing a newspaper and writing a business plan, learning tricks and acting, time travel and encounters with dinosaurs: there are plenty to choose from.

Trampolining, rock climbing, action games and gladiator fights are also expected. Participants will visit scientific and creative MCs, practice cooking, and enjoy picnics.

English Summer Career Camp

Age: 12–16 years old

Format: city camp

In the English-career-guidance camp, teenagers will test themselves in different professions, improve their soft skills, learn how to make business presentations and make decisions.

Shifts at a day camp for teenagers in Moscow are thematic: ecology and culture, PR and social networks, media and education, science and cooking.

The child will plunge into the language environment, as daily communication in English is expected. Schoolchildren will attend master classes, get acquainted with representatives of professions, go in for sports in picturesque parks.

Colibri Camp

Age: 7-12 years old

Format: children’s city club

ColibriCamp announced a rich program for the summer. The guys will comprehend the art of graffiti and street art, perform street dances, learn modern trends in drawing, visit creative MCs.

Participants will master Morse code and practice power tricks, improve communication skills and draw sketches, learn to express emotions through dance and play board games, participate in flash mobs and quests.

Day Camp CTRL PLAY Camp

Age: 10-16 years old

Format: day camp

At CTRL PLAY Camp, the child will learn acting skills, understand gaming and eSports, learn about digital professions and prove himself in online games. Also according to the plan – MK, games, fitness, sports.

The camp will appeal to young bloggers, streamers and game fans: there is a computer class with gaming computers. A psychologist works with children.

Summer City Club “Summer of Victories”

Age: 8–13 years old

Format: city summer club

In the Summer of Victory club, children and teenagers have an exciting time: attend quests and excursions, participate in sports games and creative festivals, meet with representatives of professions. You can choose a shift according to your interests: media, creativity, technology.

On the territory there is a cinema and a concert hall, a rope town and a summer stage, lecture halls and platforms with military equipment.

Day camp in Moscow “City holidays”

Age: 7-13 years old

Format: city camp

In a day camp in Moscow for schoolchildren, children practice English, learn to speak publicly, dance and blog. MK and excursions, competitions and promenades, competitions and adventure quests, entertainment are planned – a trampoline, a climbing wall, laser tag.

Schoolchildren will be engaged in painting and interior design, master oratory and information literacy, learn the basics of marketing and sales, take part in photo shoots and intellectual games. At the end of the week of “City Holidays” – a reporting concert.

Children’s sports club FARTEAM

Age: 4–12 years old

Format: day club

The FARTEAM Children’s Sports Club invites schoolchildren to improve their health, broaden their horizons, acquire combat and communication skills.

Children will learn orienteering, master martial arts, practice yoga in hammocks, get acquainted with the basics of kickboxing, learn to dance hip-hop.

Summer city camp “Makarun”

Age: 6–13 years old

Format: city camp

At the summer day camp in Moscow in 2023, children develop soft skills, have fun with educational games, engage in creative workshops, conduct scientific experiments. The program includes 4 creative activities every day: the child learns new things and broadens his horizons.

Changes in “Makarun” are thematic: sports, space, fantasy, adventure. The participant will try himself as a blogger, attend a jousting tournament, fight evil and discover a wonder of the world.

Happy Travel Club

Age: 6–12 years old

Format: day camp

City day camp in Moscow “Fun Travel Club” will allow children to go on exciting journeys around their native country, city, district. Holidays will help to expand the horizons of the child, find new friends and feel the desire to learn foreign languages.

Participants will find language classes and musical flash mobs, performances and parties, quests and filming of copyright films.

Children will take part in creative MC and research laboratories, play active and educational games.

Chulanchik Educational Center

Age: 6–12 years old

Format: day camp

During the weekly shifts of the summer city day camp in Moscow from the Chulanchik educational center, children go on scientific expeditions and explore nature, become financial experts and plan their future business, perform at scaffolding and learn to cook.

Children set up tents and experiment with plants, practice sword fighting and conquer deserts, delve into investment and learn to avoid fraud, comprehend circus gymnastics and consider table etiquette.

Holidays from the club “Chalet”

Age: 7-14 years old

Format: day club

During the holidays from the club “Chalet”, schoolchildren are engaged in creativity, sports, dancing and English. The guys go for walks and practice eco-hiking, participate in quests and intellectual quizzes, arrange fairs and picnics.

Among 60 workshops, children choose what they like: carpentry or cooking, fluid art or acrylic painting, felting from wool or beading, candle making or soap making. Twice per shift, creative classes are held in English.

Theatrical holidays at Skazkadarium

Age: 6-12 years old

Format: day camp

During the theatrical holidays at the Skazkadarium, children explore the types and specifics of theaters, make costumes and props, learn how to apply makeup and perform on the stage.

Why is reading so important: 10 Benefits of Reading: Why You Should Read Every Day

Опубликовано: August 4, 2023 в 7:55 am

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Why is reading so important for children?

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According to the United Nations UK (UNUK), literacy is a fundamental human right for all children, youths and adults. Worldwide nearly a billion people entered the 21st century unable to read a book or sign their names.

In the UK the literacy rate is 99%, which means one in every hundred people struggle to read and write. 95% of all employment in the UK requires employees to be able to read, and the effect of having poor literacy skills has a negative impact on career progression and earnings.

The National Literacy Trust reports that 16% of UK adults are considered to be “functionally illiterate”; this means that although they may have some basic literacy skills – they can read and write – they are lacking the level of literacy necessary for coping with most jobs and many everyday situations. Lacking vital literacy skills holds a person back at every stage of their life.

As a child they won’t be able to succeed at school, as a young adult they will be locked out of the job market, and as a parent they won’t be able to support their own child’s learning. This intergenerational cycle makes social mobility and a fairer society more difficult. It also undermines the UK’s economic competitiveness, costing the taxpayer £2.5 billion every year according to accountancy firm KPMG.

These are some of the reasons that reading is an important skill for children to learn.

How young do you start?

It is never too early to start reading and storytelling with children. You might not think about reading to a young baby, but even babies as young as six months old can actually benefit from hearing you read to them. It trains their ear to hearing the rhythm of language, making it easier for them to pay attention to longer sentences later on.

At this age the content of the book is not important, so stories written for older children are fine to read; it is about them hearing the spoken words, your voice and the patterns of speech. Spending time together and reading stories also nurtures your relationship with your baby.

From about a year old, babies start to get interested in books as toys. They enjoy physically exploring them, which is why cloth, textured and picture books are so popular. Books that have simple pictures paired with single words help babies learn their first vocabulary.

Point to what you are talking about, especially when there are two or more pictures on a page, so that they start to make the connection between the sound of the word and the picture. Because of their natural rhythm, nursery rhymes are great to read to one-year-olds.

Their flow allows you to naturally pause before something important which lets the child’s brain catch up with the words that you are saying. Colourful pictures with labels can help your child; you can say, “where’s the dog?” and they can point at it showing they comprehend.

Reading with two-and three-year-olds

At this age a toddler is ready for more complex pictures and stories. They love stories that describe something familiar to them, like going to the park or to the shops. Toddlers also love re-reading favourite stories, and they begin to recognise familiar words that you point out. You can try pausing mid-sentence to see whether your child fills in the next word and encourage them to retell familiar stories in their own words.

At three they will be ready to start graduating to real stories with simple plots. This level of book tends to have three or four sentences per page and is often about a character that has an obstacle to overcome such as looking for something, the steps they take to find it, and finally there is a happy ending when they find it.

This is a good time to introduce simple non-fiction books such as books about dogs or dinosaurs; these will start to teach them about subjects that interest them. This is also a good time to start pointing at the text as you read rather than the pictures, which helps children begin to learn that you read from the top to the bottom of the page, and from left to right.

If you follow the text with your finger as you read they will begin to recognise the text, the vocal sound of the words and they often join in with you when reading familiar stories.

As you read, explain new words to your child, for example if a character is described as “grumpy” you could explain that it means they are not very happy. This will also give you an opportunity to talk about how characters are feeling, why is the character grumpy? What would make the character happy? This helps to develop a child’s emotional and problem-solving skills.

Reading with four-and five-year-olds

By this age, children are at a pre-reading stage where they begin to focus on the text. When they start school, in the Reception class they will be taught a method of learning to read words called phonetics, reading the letters in the word by saying the sounds they represent.

When you read with your child you can start to do this by reading part of a sentence, pausing and letting the child sound out and then read a word, for example “The ball is r / e/ d – red”. These simple phonics word games help your child to recognise the words, their pronunciations, and it will support what they are learning in school.

Some words will be harder for this phonetics method because the sounds and letters don’t match the rules, for example “the”, but by pointing to the word as you read it, you child will begin to recognise these words.

Once children start school they will be bringing books home to read. Set aside time to listen to your child read. If they get stuck on a word, remind them to say it phonetically. As your child is learning to read, it is important to continue reading to and with them. Keep reading a fun activity because there will be times when they find reading for themselves hard going.

By reading stories or non-fiction to them that are slightly more complicated than they are currently reading themselves can widen their vocabulary by introducing new words, even if they are not ready to read them yet.

From six years and upwards

Just because your child is learning to read for themselves is no reason to stop reading to and with them. The ritual of bedtime stories is a great opportunity to advance their vocabulary and their enjoyment of stories. Continue to have those conversations about what you are reading, the different characters and plots.

Reading should be kept a fun and enjoyable experience and very soon your child will make the transition from learning to read to reading to learn.

Don’t stop with books – take any opportunity to read with and to your children, for example road signs, posters, recipes when you cook with your children, menus; it can be fun for older children to look at menus and work out what they want to eat. There are plenty of ways you can make reading fun and improve their literacy skills.

What are the benefits of reading for children?

Children who read frequently and who are read to regularly, improve their reading skills; it is definitely a case of “practice makes perfect”.

Other benefits of this enjoyable pastime include:

  • Bonding – Reading provides great opportunities for you and your child to spend time together and take time out during otherwise busy days. Children feel secure when they are being read to, and showing your child a positive attitude towards books and reading helps children to view literacy in a positive way.
  • Language development and vocabulary expansion – Research has shown that babies who are read to and talked to score higher in language skills than babies who are not. American paediatric studies suggest that this link extends throughout childhood into the teen years and that those verbal interactions between parents and children such as reading and talking, may promote higher language and IQ scores all the way up to the mid-teens. Children learn new words as they read and, subconsciously, they absorb information on how to structure sentences and how to use words and other language features effectively in their writing and speaking.
  • Improvement in listening skills – Children need to concentrate in order to comprehend when they are being read to, in other words they need to pay attention and listen. When they are listening, they are more likely to sit still and this develops a longer attention span.
  • Cognitive development – Reading is a much more complex task for the human brain than watching television, for example. Reading strengthens brain connections and builds new connections; this helps to build skills such as problem-solving and reasoning.
  • Development of imagination and creativity – Books and stories open up a whole new world to your child; many stories go beyond the real world and employ fantasy elements that get children thinking outside the box. They use their imagination to “see” what a character or place looks like. Often children already have vivid imaginations, so reading serves to further feed their creativity.
  • Social and emotional development – Reading to children can teach them how to cope with difficult or stressful experiences and provides an opportunity to talk about real-world situations in age-appropriate ways. As children develop they begin to imagine how they would feel in that situation and this helps them to develop empathy. Reading teaches children about the world around them and helps them to model what happens in various situations. By reading a variety of books, children can learn about people, places, and events outside of their own experience and develop the skills to deal with something new. Reading also has a beneficial impact on a child’s mental health as they can explore their emotions and vulnerability by observing a feeling or situation from a distance through the story in a book.
  • It is fun – As children develop a love of reading and/or being read to they become immersed in the stories, they can laugh at every funny anecdote, get excited as the story unfolds and be surprised by plot twists and turns.

Importance of reading for children

Studies show that reading for pleasure makes a big difference to children’s educational performance as a child’s reading skills are important to their success in school; their literacy level impacts on their success in all other subject areas. Children with good literacy skills do well in other subjects as they are able to comprehend more easily and to express their ideas and knowledge, both verbally and in writing more fluently.

As children develop their reading skills they also develop their reading comprehension, that is, their ability to understand a written passage of text. It is the bridge between being a passive reader who takes nothing from what they have just read and an active reader who engages with what they are reading and who reads with an open and questioning mind.

This is the crucial link to effective reading that is essential for a positive academic, professional and personal life.

How can parents encourage reading?

The key to encouraging reading habits in children is reading with them from a young age and having a wide variety of books at home so children recognise books as an essential part of life.

Other ways to encourage your children’s reading include:

  • Rediscovering your own taste in children’s books so that you can talk enthusiastically about books you read as a child that you will introduce to them; children love to try things their parents did as children.
  • Not being afraid to expose toddlers to unfamiliar subjects. Take advantage of this time to expose them to a balanced menu of characters that can capture their imaginations.
  • Encouraging children to express what they like about their books and finding more books like those.
  • Respecting your child’s book preferences – Your child may already be surprising you with independent tastes and opinions, so encourage this in their choice of reading material.
  • Making reading mutually satisfying – Make a special time and comfortable place to read; the more you do this the more reading will be associated with pleasure.
  • Showing your delight as your child’s reading skills develop, say well done and let them know how pleased you are when they get things right.
  • Not getting so caught up in your own reading that you ignore your child’s comments and queries. Interruptions show that your child is engaged and wants to know more.
  • Acting as a role model and reading in front of your child. Watching you reading magazines, newspapers and books shows your child that reading is important. Encourage your child to join you with their own book while you are reading.
  • Visiting your local library – Help them to get their very own library membership and take advantage of the selection of books on offer by letting your child pick out a book that catches their attention. Also having a limited borrowing time can encourage finishing the book before it has to be returned. Sign up for library events that will get your whole family inspired to read.
  • Exposing children to diversity in books – This will prepare them for life in a diverse world and gives you the opportunity to discuss diversity in an age-appropriate way.
  • Making reading a habit, for example a bedtime routine, helps your child learn to associate reading with relaxation.

How can teachers encourage reading?

A lot of a teacher’s time is spent encouraging children to read in school. Some of their students will develop a passion for reading whilst others will dislike reading and won’t want to read for pleasure. Helping children to develop a passion for reading for pleasure will have benefits that are far-reaching, meaning that the efforts of educators are more important than ever.

Ways to encourage your students’ reading can include:

  • Knowing your students’ level of literacy – This is important for choosing text, books and other learning materials. Reading should neither be too hard, at a point where students can’t understand the text and therefore can’t benefit from it, nor, on the other hand, too easy. If the student understands everything in the reading there is no challenge and little or no learning.
  • Encouraging your students to highlight and underline valuable information as they read. Have students write notes on the pages they are reading to help them stay focused and improve comprehension. If you are concerned about them marking books then provide photocopies of the text. Students should also be encouraged to write down questions as they read to receive more explanation on a new concept or to define a new word.
  • Setting reading goals – Have each student set their own reading goals. This can help them take action in building reading skills and students will be more mindful of how they are improving.
  • Reading in portions – Long, complex reading can be more digestible by breaking it up into shorter segments. This will help students retain the information as the class discusses the materials. It can also help students build confidence in understanding complex subjects.
  • Being a reading role model – As with most activities we expect children to participate in, it is a good idea to model what good looks like. Help children envisage what a passion for reading looks like and how inspiring it can be.
  • Starting a book club or reading circle – Book clubs and reading circles are a popular part of many work and social environments, and there is no reason why it can’t be a part of your school too. Be sure to get buy-in from pupils by giving them control over which book is chosen. After reading the book, or just a few chapters, get together somewhere quiet and comfortable to discuss it. If you think this won’t work on a regular basis, try special one-offs every now and then. That way, there is no big commitment involved.
  • Arranging an author visit – Is there a local author in your area that might consider making an appearance in your school? Bringing someone as passionate and inspirational as the authors themselves is priceless when looking to arouse the imaginations of young people.
  • Getting the parents involved – If you can get some interest from parents at home, you will go a long way to ensuring that your students are reading for pleasure. At the next parent-teacher meeting make sure you reinforce the importance of reading and how it can impact every subject, not just English.
  • Embracing World Book Day – Chances are your school already celebrates World Book Day but embracing it as enthusiastically as you can is one of the best ways to inspire pupils to love reading. Give your students control over decisions of what to do as a class, set them up a project team with defined roles and responsibilities to organise their event.
  • Running a reading challenge – A little friendly competition never hurt anyone. A reading challenge may be just what you need to incentivise some pupils to pick up a book. Give your class a goal and they will have a reason to read, rather than just because they “have to”. Ideas could include a checklist to read certain classics or a book from each genre, with prizes for those who do it, or you could hold a photo competition, where groups of students recreate a famous scene from a set book.
  • Writing book reviews – Ask students to write up a short review explaining what it is they loved about a certain book and why they would recommend it to others to read. If you have a school magazine or Moodle blog you could publish the best reviews.

In conclusion

Reading for pleasure is a great habit. Like all habits, it needs repetition and regularity to establish itself. Once children have been bitten by the reading bug, you will find that they are reaching for books in their social time more and more often. The most important thing is to create a feeling of joy around reading that lasts a lifetime.

Reading at any age expands the mind and has been proven to keep our minds young, healthy and sharp, with studies showing that reading can even help prevent Alzheimer’s disease.

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8 Reasons Why Reading is So Important

Why Reading is So Important?

Everyone knows that reading is important, but have you ever asked yourself why that is so? In this post, I will list out 8 reasons why reading is important. I hope you can really find out the reason why reading is so important for you, so you can get a brand new desire to explore the world of reading.

 

1. Expose Yourself to New Things

Through reading, you expose yourself to new things, new information, new ways to solve a problem, and new ways to achieve one thing. Who knows – you might find your new hobbies within it. Who knows – you might actually explore one thing you really like and it may end up becoming your career and success in the future. Exploration begins from reading and understanding.

 

2. Self Improvement

Reading does help you form a better you, doesn’t it?  Through reading, you begin understand the world more. Through reading, you begin to have a greater understanding on a topic that interest you; for example: how to build self confidence, how to make plan better before taking action, how to memorize things better and more. All of these self improvements start from the reading; through reading, you create a structured path towards a better understanding and better actions to take in the future.

Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.  -Charles W. Elio-

3. Improve Understanding

The more you read, the more you understand one thing: the A to Z of a thing. Let me give an example here: reading allows you learn more about crocodiles and their habits. That you need to be aware of places it usually lurks for, the purpose of staying away from being harmed or bitten. Or perhaps you can try by real life experience, in approaching the crocodile, to see what happen. It can also help you find out the truth of something, right? Reading also increases the understanding of the rules of life, in order for you to adapt, adopt and accommodate into the society better. To play well in a game, you first need to understand the rules well.

 

4. Preparation to Action

Before you take action on anything, where should you seek for help and guidance? Reading is an essential way which can help you out. In today’s world, getting reviews and feedback from other people can make a big impact on your next decision, and the pros and cons of each choice. Read about how to cook a meal; how to play chess; which place is nice for the holiday family trip; read the menu before ordering food, read the manual before using a new gadget. These all can help you become more prepared before you really get into it.

Read > Learn > Do > Achieve

Reading is a starting step of many things, which build a more solid stairs for you to climb up achieving something big out there.

5. Gain Experience from Other People

When you are reading, you are actually gaining the knowledge and experience of someone. It can hasten your success towards a goal, as you don’t need to repeat the same mistake while focusing on the right path in achieving one thing. It’s like a mountain of gems for you to discover in books, which contain people’s successes, failures and advice. Life is too short for you to keep repeating the mistakes that had been done by other people in the past, in order for you to reach the results that someone might already reached. There are more than four thousand billionaires and 12 million millionaires today. To become one of them, the first thing is to learn and get to know their past, what they did in the past that makes them where they are today. Reading is a great path to get to know them, and learn from these great people.

The art of reading is in great part that of acquiring a better understanding of life from one’s encounter with it in a book.  | André Maurois

6. Tools of Communicating

Communication is the most important tool which can be transmitted through reading. As you communicate through reading, you understand more, and thus you can communicate better with people. As with a person that knows nothing, he hasn’t had anything to share, and he probably doesn’t even understand what people are sharing. Through reading, you build a more solid foundation for communication. It is one of the most important tools we use every day to connect with each other. Whereas if you don’t read, you can’t even connect with the world and what people are talking about out there, including understanding what this article is all about. Reading connects you with the world.

 

7. Connecting Your Brain

When reading, you’re in full silence because reading connects directly to your brain. In silence, you seek for more; in silence, your brain is clear and focuses. Thus, you learn and grow, and therefore you feel and see from the point of view of the author about everything in life. Hence you shape a better self.

Because silence exists with total abandon, it is fearless. Because silence is fearless, it holds the power that can break through any barrier. | On Silence

8. Boost Imagination and Creativity

Reading exposes you to a world of imagination, showing you nothing is impossible in this world. By reading, you are exploring a different angle to see a thing you’ve known, on how different action leads to different results. Books are beyond imagination. It’s like a huge spider web, where you keep linking to more and more to things you knew, and things you just learn, structuring  new solutions and answers.

So in your opinion, why is reading so important to you?

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Why is it so important to read books?

11/17/2015 15:50

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A terrible and unusual epidemic has swept our world.

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A massive disease that few people notice and few take seriously, although it has the potential to lead to much more devastating and dangerous consequences than any Ebola, bird flu and other devastating diseases. This disease has no common name, but we may well call it an epidemic of illiteracy, and the main reason is the refusal to read and dislike of books.

It is a terrible and widely observed fact that people stop reading and more and more often consider reading as an empty and useless pastime. “Why do I need books? What will they give me? – people ask with utilitarianism so inherent in the 21st century and the desire to seek profit and benefit for themselves in everything.

Each of us has things, significant or stupid, important or meaningless, big or small, that captured our imagination in childhood and the memory of which has survived to this day. When I went to my home library in my early school years, looking through and choosing books, I somehow accidentally noticed that one of them had a circulation of one and a half million copies. I was genuinely surprised, trying to imagine such a huge, or rather even a colossal number of books. Solely out of naive childish curiosity, I began to look through all the books, looking for what their circulation was – Dreiser’s American Tragedy – 200 thousand, Goncharov’s The Cliff – 840 thousand, Turgenev’s collection of novels – 4 million 400 thousand copies! It became a kind of game for me, where you had to find the champion and the winner with the largest circulation. And such circulations published a huge number of different books. Now take any book of recent years and just compare the numbers.

People were reading quite recently! Of course, the Soviet Union was once the most reading country in the world. Of course, many will object, saying that then people did not have the Internet, telephones, and televisions, even in the late 80s of the last century, were not so much a luxury item, but to enjoy watching Swan Lake and contemplate news about the next The incredible achievements in the building of communism and the multiple overfulfillment of the five-year plan could not be achieved by everyone.

But the worst part is that some not only don’t understand the problem, but even pride themselves on not reading anything. I had dialogues of this kind several times:

– What did you read this year?

– The last time I read a book was in the fifth or sixth grade! – a second-year student answers me with a wide smile and some undisguised pleasure. However, some with regal majesty say that they have never read at all and are not going to read.

Hearing such words is at least unpleasant, and sometimes even painful. But often there is also the opposite type of people who consider themselves exceptional only because they read a lot, about which they try to inform as many people as possible.

Reading books is not something to be proud of! You don’t brag about what you eat for breakfast or dinner, do you? Have you ever seen people say, “I ate today! Ate three times! That’s it!” and at the same time they think to themselves: “Here I gave them! Let them envy! It is possible that in some unfortunate and impoverished African country this happens, but certainly not in Russia. And why? Because food is food for our body. And just as food gives us strength and strengthens physical health, books are natural and necessary food for the mind, for the intellect, for the mind. What happens to a person who fundamentally refuses food? Nothing good, it won’t last long. Book hunger, of course, will not kill anyone (at least not directly), but it has the same negative effect on the intellect. Without new ideas and thoughts, without new images and heroes, without books and long texts, we put ourselves on a mental diet that leads to intellectual anorexia.

Even if we discard the banal words that reading is a great way to spend leisure and recreation, and look at books from a purely practical point of view, there are many benefits of reading here too.

First, the more you read, the better you speak and write. Books develop our speech, make it rich, literate, rich, bright, replenishing and expanding our vocabulary. Ultimately, this is useful not only for journalists, teachers, politicians or lawyers. This is necessary for each of us.

Secondly, books teach a person to think, develop his imagination, give him a basis for creating his own ideas, plans and projects.

Thirdly, novels, novellas and short stories make us better. They awaken in us empathy – a feeling of empathy that we first experience for our favorite characters, and then for the people around us.

Fourthly, books make us wiser and warn against making stupid and often fatal mistakes. After all, many of us, without directly dealing with scoundrels or scammers and not knowing all the methods of their influence, can cruelly pay with money, health, honor, freedom.

Some will find the meaning of their lives in books, some will be motivated by them to make important and big changes, others will find peace of mind and inner harmony with their help, etc. And there is no need to say that books provide professional growth, contribute to moving up the career ladder, since this is an obscenely obvious thing.

And, of course, there is one more thing. The reader of books has always seemed and seems to be smarter. It happens that this is not always true, but … nevertheless.

It is likely that in 30 years the situation will be even worse. It is quite possible that they will point the finger at the reader and say in a mockingly caustic tone: “Hey, look, this is the fool who reads antediluvian books instead of looking at funny pictures, holograms and 6D printing!”. I don’t want that kind of future. And you?

Dedicated to the Year of Literature in Russia.

Alikhan Dinaev

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There is a generally accepted opinion: reading develops. But what does it develop? How? And what specific “reading” will be useful in work and business?
We will consider the issue from the perspective of science and the experience of Delovoy.

The brain while reading under MRI and the supervision of scientists

“The reader lives a thousand lives.”

George Martin, author of the books adapted for the TV series Game of Thrones.

Reading “Gone with the Wind” by Margaret Mitchell, we put ourselves in the place of the heroine Scarlett and vividly experience her difficult female fate. After reading “Elon Musk: Tesla, Space X, and the Road to the Future” by Ashley Vanson, you may want to:

  • fly to Mars,
  • buy an electric car,
  • create an innovative business and earn millions.

Scientists from the University of Oxford studied the human response to reading. To do this, they used an MRI machine to scan brain activity. John Stein, professor at Oxford University: “We are so “get used” to what is happening that the brain reacts to the book in the same way as if we really participated in the described.”

That is, by reading fiction, we can give ourselves the missing emotions. That is why women are so fond of romance novels, and men are so fond of adventure.

The reason we start reading determines how we perceive the book.

If we pick up a book about a specific business method, we analyze how we can apply what we have written to life. If literature is useful to us, then the brain evaluates such reading in a completely different way.

Scientists from Stanford University used an MRI machine in an experiment with a group of PhDs in Literature. Subjects were placed in an MRI machine and asked to read a Jane Austen novel that was projected directly inside the machine. It was necessary to read in two ways: “just like that” and if the result of reading was an analysis of what was read and a report on it at the conference.

Detailed and analytical reading included certain cognitive functions in the brain that were not involved in “pleasure” reading. There was a sharp change in the types of nervous activity in the brain. The blood circulation in the hemispheres began to activate its previously “calm” areas.

More reading relieves stress

Research by David Lewis, a neurophysiologist, focused on how to relieve people of stress. Lewis and his colleagues tested several activities. First, a group of volunteers was introduced into a state of stress, then they were offered to calm down in various ways. Surprisingly, reading has become the most effective method. The conventional wisdom that music, drinking tea, and walking is the best way to relieve stress turned out to be wrong. Relax muscles and normalize heart rate – it took only six minutes when the volunteers read.

Business center “Omega Plaza”. Delovoy offers ready-made office space in this building. The author of the photo is Nikolai Rykov.

Executive Rule:

Visionary business leaders encourage their employees to seek new knowledge. A bookshelf in the office lounge is a great start to the “reading break” tradition. Another effective way is to introduce a rule in the company for each employee: share what you have read in a corporate blog or at a company development meeting.

Evidence from businessmen

Successful companies and enterprises are the result of the work of teams and their leaders. Erudition, the basics of management, economics and other strategic knowledge help managers keep the right course of business.

The information world has introduced a huge number of new forms of information presentation. The author’s book remains the most complete, logical and complete. If you are used to printed books, then publishing houses delight us with beautiful volumes with designer covers. If you prefer everything digital and compact, then the e-book option is for you.

The form of the publication itself is not as important as the influence of literature on your personality and business qualities. Books push you to search for the author’s view of the world. And at the heart of any business lies precisely this principle of personal understanding of things.

Tatyana Sokolova, the founder of the Delovoy office center network, told us about her books and their usefulness in practice:

“If we talk about inspiration, we can’t ignore the volume Phenomenal Memory. Methods of memorizing information” from Stanislav Matveev. In this book, first of all, what is valuable is that the author writes not about hypothetical methods, but about what he has tried on himself. And, I must say, very successfully: Stanislav is the Russian record holder in memorization. He tried on himself all the known methods of mnemonics, selected the most effective ones and wrote about them in this book.

What the book is about:

  • How to apply seemingly complex techniques in life. All guidelines are supported by numerous examples and illustrations.
  • Written primarily about saving time. You will be able to memorize everything right off the bat: pin codes, names, reports and presentations, important dates, foreign languages.

The most important thing for me:

Particular value is in practical working models. At the same time, several options for methods are given and you can choose what you like. At Delovoy, the work of Stanislav Matveev formed the basis of mandatory staff training. We have a lot of small information that needs to be memorized and sorted in the company’s way.

Another book that has influenced my views and my business. This is Blue Ocean Strategy by Kim Chan and Rene Mauborgne. The expanded title of the book contains an explanation: “How to find or create a market free from other players.” In addition to the text, there is a business institute with the same name. This illustrates the large number of followers of the ideas and philosophy of the business of the future described in the book.

What the book is about:

  • How to work with value innovation, what characteristics in the consumer’s value system should a product / service have.
  • About ready-made algorithms for going beyond the boundaries of the market and beyond the existing demand in principle.
  • How to manage an innovative idea and bring it to the market correctly.

The most important thing for me:

  • System approach.
  • Disclosure of a not entirely intelligible topic: new niches that do not yet have clear parameters and properties.

The strategy of Delovoy and its new products is based on this concept of Kim Chan and Rene Mauborn. We are bolder in setting new strategic goals and experimenting with proposals. We are increasingly groping and delineating the boundaries of our niche – office and business infrastructure for small and micro businesses.

Reading is really useful

We think we have managed to prove that reading books is really useful.

Summer programs for 3 year olds: Preschool Summer Camps and Programs in and around Buffalo, NY

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Summer days are for being outside in the sun having fun. Our summer camp in the Bronx programs offer a wide variety of supervised activities designed to make a happy summer experience.

All activities and events are included in Summer Camp fees.

Summer Literacy Support Program – Academic Enrichment

Daily Reading, Math and Science Activities. This program is designed to help students maintain and further develop writing, reading and math skills over the summer.

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Sports
Physical fitness and sports program include exercises as well as a complete sports program appropriate for each age group: basketball, baseball, football, soccer, games, races and relays.

Summer Fun at Little Stars
Summer Camp is designed to provide your child with a secure and enriched environment that includes opportunities for learning and fun. Our program enhances a lively balance of activities to supplement your school-aged child’s day, including:

  1. Opportunities to design and create projects of interest and to develop new skills.
  2. Storytelling activities that foster a beginner’s love of reading.
  3. Dramatic play activities that help your preschooler experiment with different roles and make sense of his/her world.
  4. Music and movement experiences that expand your child’s creativity and interest in sound & movement.
  5. Outdoor play and sports activities that encourage physical and social skill development.
  6. Art & fine motor activities that contribute to pre-writing skills.
  7. Relaxing space to develop and enjoy friendships.
  8. Trips that will capture your child’s interest & imagination!

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Information:

Ages:
6 weeks to 6 years old

Hours:
7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Staff:

Our staff is made up of competent, well-trained teachers who have been selected for their outstanding qualifications in the field of education as well as their years of experience working with children.

Meals:
Nutritious lunches and snacks are provided.

Clothing:
Please send a bathing suit, towel, complete change of clothing, sheet for naptime and book bag. Your child’s name or initials should be clearly marked on all of the above.

Medical:
Health examination is required.

Payments:
A 2 week deposit is due at the time of registration. Trips & Activity fees are included in the above prices. Deposits will not be refunded after May 1st. Absolutely no refunds will be given due to absence or withdrawal.

To Enroll:
Please call or write us for an appointment:

Little Stars School
4063 Edson Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10466
(718) 994-0604

Little Stars Too
1083 Allerton Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10469
(718)-515-8800

Little Stars Three
1420 Burke Avenue, Bronx, N.Y. 10469
(347)-947-3171

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Romp n’ Roll Toddler Summer Camp in Katy

We Can’t Wait to Meet Your Happy Camper!

Summer camp isn’t just for big kids anymore! At Romp N’ Roll, we have a play and learn summer camp designed specifically for toddlers aged 2 to 5. Focused on art, music, and gym classes, our summer camp program is designed to teach your children creative expression and keep them active. Those long summer days can get boring when you have nothing planned for your kids. If you are searching for a toddler summer camp in Katy, Romp N Roll has everything your kid could ever dream of. We’ll keep them busy with laughter, play, and learning all day long.

A Fun Filled Summer Camp for Kids in Katy

Our summer camp for toddlers is limited, so reserve your spot before it’s too late. There is one instructor to every 7 campers, so you can rest assured that your child is receiving the proper amount of attention. All of our instructors are trained, licensed, insured and have experience working with children that have various attention needs. All toddlers are welcome at Romp N’ Roll, shy and outgoing! If you are interested in our summer camp for kids in Katy but aren’t currently a member of Romp N Roll, don’t worry! You do not have to be a member to sign up your kid. We also offer a trial class to those who sign up for summer camp. Contact us today to learn more about the best toddler summer camp in Katy.

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Upcoming events and camps for kids in Katy, Texas


Week 6 Summer Camp: Red, White, and Blue

Days: Thu7/6/2023 to 7/7/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

 *CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 7 Summer Camp: Firefighters to the Rescue

Days: Tue Thu7/11/2023 to 7/13/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

 *CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 8 Summer Camp: Days of the Dinosaurs

Days: Tue Thu7/18/2023 to 7/20/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Ice Cream Social

Day: Fri7/21/2023

Time:5:30pm to 6:30pm

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Price:

Member: $20 per child
NonMember: $25 per child

Ice Cream Social! There’s no better way to cool off in the summer than with ice cream! Join us for our Ice Cream Social where we will celebrate summer fun with exciting, summer-themed activities in the gym + make your own Sundae! (There will be gluten free and dairy free options!)

MOONBOUNCE FUN INCLUDED!

*all special events are non refundable

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Week 9 Summer Camp: Knights, Princesses, and Dragons

Days: Tue Thu7/25/2023 to 7/27/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

 

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 10 Summer Camp: Beach Party

Days: Tue Thu8/1/2023 to 8/3/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 11 Summer Camp: Superheroes

Days: Tue Thu8/8/2023 to 8/10/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Week 12 Summer Camp: Get Sporty

Days: Tue Thu8/15/2023 to 8/17/2023

Time:9:00am to 12:00pm

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Drop your preschooler off to enjoy 3 hours of socialization, gym time, group play, and imaginative thinking!

  • Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9 AM to 12 PM
  • Price: Members- $80 per week, per child (both days required) Nonmembers- $90 per week, per child (both days required) Single days available
  • Ages: 2-5 years old, no potty training required! Campers are split into small groups based on age.
  • Exploration: Each day campers will explore the gym through independent and group play, learn artistic concepts while working on fine motor skills and get groovin’ with music and activities!
  • Snack: Each family will provide a water bottle for their camper, and a nut free snack.
  • Weekly Themes: Our play space is transformed each week based on an imaginative theme to encourage curiosity and broaden learning

*CAMP IS NON REFUNDABLE. MUST BE PAID IN FULL UPON BOOKING. NO DAYS CAN BE TRANSFERRED or MOVED ONCE BOOKED*

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Welcoming Atmosphere

Our bright, whimsical facilities were thoughtfully crafted to stimulate and engage little ones while keeping them safe. An abundance of colorful vinyl foam in the design makes things comfortable and easy to clean. Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers have a blast on our age-appropriate gym equipment

Social Interaction

Little ones can socialize with other children and learn valuable life skills from each other. Our classes and activities are designed to foster independence, build confidence, and nurture creativity among kids between the ages of 3 months through 5 years old; providing peer-to-peer interaction that’s vital to their growth.

Growth & Development

Our play-based curriculum developed from extensive research and our own experiences. Our developmentally appropriate art, music, and movement classes and activities build physical and cognitive skills during these important formative years-but all kids know is that they’re having fun!

Parent-Child Connection

Based on our research, we discovered that little ones progress most effectively when they’re in the presence of parents and loved ones who express excitement and pride for their achievements. Our classes are parent-friendly, so they can take part in positive, shared fun with their child.

Birthday Parties

They make the mess. We clean it up.

Want to create lasting memories for your child’s birthday, without any of the stress of cleaning and planning? Allow our team to handle it! From providing paper and online invitations, to leading age-appropriate games and activities, to cleaning up… we do it all!

Birthday Party Packages

My son always loves going Romp N Roll and Carrie has gone out of her way to welcome him. She’s the best. The whole team is amazing and we’re really looking forward to summer camp.

— Abi Jordan,

Posted June 7th 2023 on google

Very friendly staff. Lots of activities for the children.

— P M,

Posted May 31st 2023 on google

My son loved the 2 for tykes class. The instructor Cynthia was so welcoming for his first class and we really enjoyed it. I will definitely be taking advantage of the 8 classes a month package. These classes are 100% worth it! My son had a blast!

— Caitlin sais,

Posted May 5th 2023 on google

Have been bringing my son here since he was 9 months old. Love socializing with others with a great group of people. Highly recommend even for just parents morning out or parents night out!

— Ariel Adams,

Posted April 7th 2023 on google

Safe and fun environment with friendly staff.

— sara naqvi,

Posted March 30th 2023 on google

It’s a cute place. Friendly staff. Daughter loves being able to interact with the kids

— Akwen Lacy,

Posted March 23rd 2023 on google

Nice place to try before joining the kids in pre school. Great teachers and very interactive classes. Highly recommend.

— Shravani Reddy Lingampally,

Posted March 22nd 2023 on google

The staff is amazing and my daughter always has a blast

— Rosmond Oberry,

Posted March 17th 2023 on google

My toddler had a great time at Romp n’ Roll! She loved the slides and had so much fun dancing and running around. It was her first time, she quickly integrated and she did not want to leave! The facility is clean and colorful! Staff is super amazing too!

— Rima El Atrache,

Posted February 20th 2023 on google

They cleaned the wheels of my stroller before we went in, which spoke volumes about the cleanliness and standards. VERY kind and polite employees. Affordability is good and I love the trial class option. Convenient location. All around great!

— Atty Research,

Posted February 15th 2023 on google

(Translated by Google) I usually do restaurant reviews but I liked the service provided by the girls in charge of my granddaughter’s birthday so much that I thought that writing a review would be the best way to say thank you.
Tos very well organized and the guys very well run. Two hours between guided games, jumping a…

— MANUEL GUZMAN-LOPEZ,

Posted January 29th 2023 on google

It’s a great place to get your child into a social environment and being also challenged in their motor and sensory skills. A great mix of music, gym activities and play. Since we don’t do daycare yet it’s the right place to keep your toddler engaged and busy outside from home. Carrie is a knowledgeable and very profes…

— Judith Severloh,

Posted January 4th 2023 on google

The Staff is so friendly and welcoming. Stella had a blast on her first day, she didn’t want to leave. Ms. Carrie was patient and fun to be around you can tell she loves her job. Also, a huge plus is that the place is spotless, it’s very clean.

— Beatriz Garcia,

Posted April 23rd 2022 on google

Friendly staff and great development for my twins!

— Shawna McBride,

Posted October 14th 2022 on google

We have loved our experience at Romp N Roll for the last 10 months. My daughter has grown so much and we have met several sweet friends around her age. She looks forward to classes every week with Miss Carrie, Miss Lydia & Miss Cynthia!

— Jordan Bartlett,

Posted September 28th 2022 on google

The teacher, Carrie made me feel super involved the whole time as first timer!
Everyone was also so nice and including ! I loved it. I already have recommended it to two people who booked for next week!

— Rose Hernandez,

Posted September 21st 2022 on google

The instructors are great with the kids, the gym always feels clean, and there are plenty of class options throughout the day. I like that there are classes I can bring both my infant and toddler to together too. My daughter always has a great time at Romp N Roll!

— Alyson Marsh,

Posted September 19th 2022 on google

It has been a great experience. My daughter has learned and grown a lot since attending.

— Shauna Arije,

Posted July 27th 2022 on google

Took my daughter for her first class today. She absolutely loved it! The staff is very friendly and welcoming! The gym itself if very clean and safe! Its a much check out place! We will definitely be coming back!

— Jennifer Parker,

Posted July 13th 2022 on google

The staff is caring and kind. The establishment feels and is clean. It’s colorful and fun for littles to explore. It feels like a safe space for the littles .my littles love the gym time.

— MooreCooking,

Posted June 11th 2022 on google

Why does a person need a vacation: 10 urban summer camps where a child will want to return

Sports, creativity, programming, launching a startup — urban summer programs for children and teenagers will help to spend the holidays so that there is something to remember, even without leaving Moscow. We have collected a selection of the ten most interesting options for ages from 4 to 16 years.

Summer at the New School

Educational intensives about everything

Summer intensives are short programs that help children immerse themselves in a certain topic and explore it together with experts. And it’s also a chance to visit the New School and see from the inside how one of the most prestigious private educational centers in Moscow works. The range of topics is diverse: roller skates and football, modern dance, cooking courses, development of soft skills and emotional intelligence, theatrical skills, architecture, contemporary art, robotics, creating your own YouTube show. Each intensive lasts 5 working days, all classes are held on the territory of the New School on Mosfilmovskaya. The price includes four meals a day. It is better to sign up in advance – there may not be enough free places for everyone. If suddenly your child falls ill and cannot participate in the program, the money will be returned for the missed days.

When

Every week from June 7 to August 26

For what age

6-16 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — from 21,000 rubles.

Where to sign up

on the Summer School website

“Art Channel”

Creative and Cognitive weeks in the RGDB

year-old program in the Russian State Children’s Library developed with Moscow young artists. The result was 9thematic shifts, each for five working days. During three summer months, young participants will uncover the secrets of space and historical mysteries, master storytelling, immerse themselves in the worlds of classic children’s literature and fairy tales. Each shift will end with a special event: a graduation performance, a quest game, a literary quiz, a movie premiere or an exciting excursion.
Classes are designed for half a day (from 10.00 to 14.00) and are held in the building of the Russian State Children’s Library on Kaluga Square, in a relaxed atmosphere of creative workshops.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 19

For what age

6-12 years

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 7000 rubles, with booking until May 23 inclusive – 5000 rubles. One day visit – 1500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the RSCL website

More details on the Poster

Green School Campus

Cozy summer camp in Gorky Park school” you can spend days on end: “Campus” works from 10. 00 to 19.00 (and if you really need it, you can bring your child 30 minutes earlier!). Group members aged 6–8 years old will enjoy fun walks on the territory of Gorky Park, as well as various creative activities. For older children, there is a thematic shift schedule: skate, architecture, photography, art, badminton, pioneer ball, and so on. In addition to thematic classes, spontaneous activities are also provided: master classes in embroidery and fabric dyeing, sports games, creating your own cinema and newspaper, riding scooters and visiting the museum in the park.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

6-12 years

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 17000 rubles, with one-time purchase of three shifts – 13000 r . for each. Meals are paid separately

Where to sign up

On the website of the Green School and in the telegram chat of the Campus

More details on the Poster

Math (s) Therapy

Summer camp, where they will help you fall in love with mathematics

Contrary to the name, the Math(s) Therapy school and camp is not just about math. There is also creativity – drawing, animation, DIY – and storytelling, and theater. The summer program consists of six thematic shifts (each one lasts a week): there is writing and theatrical, botanical, historical. Education is approached in the format of edutaiment – through entertainment and passion. Together with teachers, counselors and Corgi Koko, children play, walk, socialize, have picnics and enjoy the holidays to the fullest. The stay lasts from 10:00 to 18:30, the price includes three meals a day in the studio according to a specially designed menu. If there are special requests for food, they will be taken into account. By the way, the same applies to all individual characteristics in general – at the beginning of classes, parents are offered to fill out a detailed questionnaire so that teachers can get to know the child in advance, provide personal attention, and also help children make friends and feel psychologically comfortable in the group.

When

Every week from May 30 to July 29

For what age

7–14 years old

Participation fee

Change — 25000 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the site Math (s) Therapy

“Summer in the city of M.”

Summer workshop at the Museum of Moscow

The main goal of the workshop is to spend the summer with benefit in the company of artists, actors, architects, designers. And also – to find new friends and find out how you can turn a hobby into a profession. Moscow will be in the center of attention: every week, with the start of a new shift, children will get to know it anew and be surprised at the details that are revealed. The program includes walks, visits to exhibitions and walking tours, as well as a variety of activities in the building of the Museum of Moscow on Zubovsky Boulevard: master classes, games, travel through history, filming a movie, a discussion film club, reading your favorite books aloud, musical experiments, physical education, dancing and performances. The duration of the workshop is from 10.00 to 19.00.00

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

7-14 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 13000 rubles, preferential price – 10500 rubles. Meals are paid separately – 3000 rubles. per shift

Where to sign up

On the Practicum website

More on the Poster

Entertaining holidays in the Experimentanium

Scientific and creative classes in the camp format at the museum

The summer camp at Experimentanium also takes place in the format of weekly shifts with different topics. There are four of them: biology, chemistry, cinema and space; the program of each week will be repeated three times over the summer, so that visiting the camp can be stretched over all holidays and choose convenient weeks in different months. The stay time is from 8.30 to 19.00 from Monday to Friday. Every day, participants will have scientific classes, creative workshops, interactive games, walks and three meals a day. The result of the shift will be a group project that the children will prepare in the museum laboratory and throughout the exhibition space.

When

Every week from June 6 to August 26

For what age

6-12 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 17500 rub. When purchasing two shifts, as well as when registering two or more children from the same family, discounts are provided. One day visit – 3500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the website of “Experimentanium”

More details on the Poster

“Pixel”

City technical camp on robotics and programming

The Pixel School summer camp is an ideal environment for young engineers. During classes, you can create and program a robot, develop a website or a full-fledged game, design a 3D model, as well as understand microcontrollers, radio elements and learn how to create devices from scratch. Children will be able to join groups of various levels depending on their age and initial training. The result of each shift at Pixel is new practical skills and concrete results. In addition to classes in the full-day program from 9.00 to 18.00 – warm-up, walk, snack, lunch and afternoon tea, board games and other entertainment.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 26

For what age

8–15 years old

Participation fee

Shift (5 days) — 15000 rubles, for early booking you can get a discount of 2500 rubles.

Where to sign up

On the Pixel website

Letuchka

The atmosphere of a creative dacha in the Hermitage garden

The program of the “Summer Fly” is similar to an ideal dacha lifestyle: from 9.30 to 19.00 people walk here, eat deliciously, play and do creative work with friends, play pranks and get a little lazy – but how else to relax on vacation? Every two weeks, a new thematic session begins, which means new teachers-curators arrive. At the time of publication of the review, the program for the first half of the summer was announced: modern choreography, synthesis of music and fine arts, architecture, history of art and culture. The program of the second half of the summer will certainly be no less interesting.

When

Two-week shifts from 30 May to 26 August, weekly shift from 25 to 29 July

For what age

7-12 years old

Participation fee

Two weeks naya shift – 27000 rubles, weekly shift – 19 000 rubles Participants who have already attended the camp receive a discount. Meals are paid separately – 800 rubles. per day

Where to sign up

On the website of “Mom’s Garden” and by phone +7 917 554 56 15

More details on Poster

“Summer at the museum. Design without borders

Summer program for children and teenagers from the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center

The central theme of the Summer Playground 2022 is design. Every week, creative studios, master classes, city quests, discussions and meetings with artists, designers and set designers await the participants. As well as excursions to other Moscow museums, galleries and parks: the Pushkin Museum im. A.S. Pushkin, the Tretyakov Gallery, the Polytechnic Museum, GES-2, the Hermitage Garden, the Muzeon. Four separate programs are provided for children, taking into account age interests and opportunities.
“Summer Playground” is not a separate event. Everything that happens on it during the day or week is united by meaning, search and reasoning – this is how small participants get an idea of ​​the project method of thinking. Therefore, despite the possibility of a one-time visit, the organizers recommend purchasing a subscription for a week of classes. Teachers and curators of the program do not seek to stuff children with knowledge; their task is to encourage participants to show emotions, express their opinions and make choices.

When

Every week from May 30 to August 19

For what age

4-15 years old

Participation fee

Subscription for 5 days — 13000 rubles, one day visit – 2000 rubles.

Where to sign up and find out more

Pre-registration on the website, by email or by phone +7 (495) 645-05-50, ext. 270

Read more on the Poster

IT Hub Camp

Summer career guidance camp in Technograd at VDNKh

The theme of the 2022 season is “How to make the world a better place with the help of information technology.” During a two-week shift, camp participants will get acquainted with different professional areas in IT and try themselves in several specialties, take part in master classes and a business-oriented track. They learn about creativity and project management, cybersecurity and the basics of online promotion. The result of the change can be your own startup, as well as an understanding of how to implement it in practice.
New knowledge can be applied in discussions and workshops on topical issues of humanity: how to defeat hunger and stop pollution of the planet, make people’s lives more comfortable and safer with the help of digital technologies and products.

When

6 shifts of 10 days, from June 6 to August 26

For what age

12-16 years old

Participation fee

Shift (10 days) – from 34 500 rubles

Where to sign up and find out more

On the IT Hub website

More details on the Poster

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Summer programs for children 3- 5 years

June

Journey to the Emerald city” (fantastic adventure game)

Within two weeks the guys will travel through the pages of fairy tales, do a lot of good deeds, learn about emotions, feelings, learn to empathize, cooperate)

“World in the palm of your hand” ( gathering of little naturalists )

We will study the nature of the surroundings, observe, experiment, discover, travel, create.

July

Every day is a kaleidoscope of incredible events and accomplishments

Wonderful people live on a distant planet. Merry-cheerful. They have a holiday there every day. And they celebrate whatever they please: the Sun Festival, the Pencil Festival, the Morning Dew Festival, etc. etc.

For four weeks we are carried away in fun, carelessness, creativity. Let’s make a calendar and live by it.

August

“Visiting the Rainbow”

(exciting adventures in the Rainbow Land: colors, flowers, rainbow world, paints, experiments, own art exhibition, etc.

“World in the palm of your hand 2” ( gathering of little naturalists)

We will study the nature of the surroundings, observe, experiment, discover, travel, and create.

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Orange news

Games in the microcosm.

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What is more important – the process or the result?

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Time teacher. Physics. Oksana Pavlovna Okunevich.

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Alumni visit. So glad!)

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The first of September in “Orange”

It’s done. Again the first of September! Ruler, flowers, tears and joy! All together, as in life 🙂

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STEM subjects at school and kindergarten preparatory group.

The main event of the first week is STEM subjects at school and kindergarten preparatory group.
The curriculum includes: logic, educational robotics, programming, computer literacy.

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Competition “The best teacher in the world”

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Autumn charity fair

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Meeting guests from Estonia

In the last days of the autumn holidays, representatives of the Estonian Youth Community Eesti Noorsootöö Keskus came to visit us.

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The learning experience sewell: The Learning Experience – Sewell – Daycare in Sewell, NJ

Опубликовано: August 4, 2023 в 7:37 am

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The Learning Experience | Sewell NJ

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About the Provider

Description: The Learning Experience is a Regular Child Care Center in Sewell NJ, with a maximum capacity of 161 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 0 – 13 years. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

  • License Number:
    160100049
  • Capacity:
    161
  • Age Range:
    0 – 13 years
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    Yes
  • 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.)

Location Map

Inspection/Report History

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

Date Cited Date Abated Regulation Number Summary
2021-10-28 2022-12-06 3A:52-4.10(b)(1) Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
When the center applies for a new or renewal license or Certificate of Life/Safety Approval, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall submit to the Department the completed CARI consent forms for all staff members who are or will be working at the center on a regularly scheduled basis. Within two weeks after a new staff member begins working at the center, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall submit to the Department a completed CARI consent form for the new staff member.

Violation Observed: Ensure that all staff and sponsor representative submit a CARI background check upon renewal. Additionally, upload the sponsor representative’s CARI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 3A:52-4.11(a)(1) Criminal History Record Information background check procedures
As a condition of securing a license or Certificate of Life/Safety Approval, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall ensure that a Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) fingerprint background check is completed for himself or herself, and for all staff members at least 18 years of age who are or will be working at the center on a regularly- scheduled basis, to determine whether any such person has been convicted of a crime, as specified in P.L. 2000, c. 77 (N.J.S.A. 30:5B-6.10 to 6.17). The sponsor or sponsor representative and each staff member shall complete the electronic fingerprinting process through the vendor authorized by the State to conduct CHRI background checks through the Division of State Police in the Department of Law and Public Safety and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Violation Observed: Ensure that all staff, the sponsor and/or the sponsor representative complete a CHRI background check as required. Additionally, upload the sponsor representative’s CHRI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 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: Complete and submit a DCF Drinking Water Testing Statement of Assurance and a copy of the center’s water testing completed by a laboratory certified by the Department of Environmental Protection. Additionally, uploadI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 3A:52-5.3(a)(19) Physical plant requirements for all centers
Indoor maintenance and sanitation requirements are as follows: the center shall test for the presence of radon gas in each classroom on the lowest floor level used by children at least once every five years and shall post the test results in a prominent location in all buildings at the center, as specified in N.J.S.A. 30:5B-5.2.

Violation Observed: Complete radon testing in every room on the lowest floor used by children and post the results in a prominent location. Additionally, upload to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2020-07-13 2020-08-10 3A:52-4. 8(a)(1) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include supervising and tracking all children, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-4.3(a).

Violation Observed: Based on information, retrain all staff on the center’s supervision policy, including during rest times.

2020-07-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-4.3(a) Staff/child ratios and supervision
The children shall be supervised directly by a staff member at all times, including during outdoor activities, rest and sleep, and walking through hallways. Toileting procedures shall be supervised by a staff member as appropriate for the ages and developmental needs of the children.

Violation Observed: Based on information, ensure that adequate supervision is maintained at all times throughout the center, including during rest times. A named staff was observed lying down for the entire rest period and center policy requires that staff are to be up every five minutes checking on the children.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-6.3(b)(3)(iv)(1) Food and nutrition
For early childhood programs, the following shall apply, feeding requirements for centers serving children less than 18 months of age are as follows: for bottles, each child’s bottle(s) shall be labeled with the child’s name and dated.

Violation Observed: Ensure that infant bottles are labeled with the current date in addition to the child’s name.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-6.4(b)(1)(ii) Rest and sleep requirements for early childhood programs
The center shall provide sleeping equipment for children 12 months of age and younger, the center shall provide for each child a crib, that complies with the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) Federal Safety Standards for Full- Size and Non-Full-Size Baby Cribs; 16 CFR 1219 and 1220, which is incorporated herein by reference, and can be obtained through the CPSC’s website at https://www. cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety- Education-Centers/cribs , playpen, or other Office of Licensing-approved sleeping equipment that meets the following requirement that sleeping equipment shall be free of pillows and soft bedding, including, but not limited to bumper pads, when occupied by a sleeping child.

Violation Observed: Ensure that infants are placed in cribs without additional equipment unless a physicians note is provided. The note should include the specific item being used, the purpose of use and the time frame for use. Additionally, staff will need to be trained on the equipment and ensure that the manufacturers specifications are adhered to at all times.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-4.3(d) Staff/child ratios and supervision
The following staff/child ratios shall apply during rest or sleep, when the criteria listed in 3A:52-4.3(d) 1, 2, and 3 are met: | Age Staff/Child Ratio | Under 18 months – 1:10 | 18 months to under 2 ½ years – 1:12 | 2 ½ years and above – 1:20

Violation Observed: Ensure that staff/child ratios are maintained in room 107 during rest or sleep. Although 1 staff was providing care for 10 children under the age of 18 months, 2 staff were needed because the requirement states that the children must all be asleep to be counted towards rest or sleep ratios.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-6.6(a)(2) Discipline
The methods of guidance and discipline used shall: be consistent with the age and developmental needs of the children.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355, ensure the staff uses positive methods of discipline and guidance at all times.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(g)(3) Orientation training
The center shall maintain on file documentation of the date, time, topic, presenter, and attendance for all staff development and orientation completed by center staff members. The center shall record each staff member’s completion of staff development and orientation on the Staff Records Checklist, as specified in N. J.A.C. 3A:52-4.1(b).

Violation Observed: Based on complain #17355, provide orientation training for newly hired staff within 2 weeks of their hire and maintain on file, each staff’s signature attesting to the review of the orientation training.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(a)(7) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include implementing the center’s statement of policy on the disciplining of children, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-6.6.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355 retrain all staff on the center’s discipline policy.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(a)(2) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include understanding center operations, policies and procedures, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-4.5(b)3.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355, retrain all staff on their policies for interacting with the children in a positive and appropriate manner.

2018-10-19 2019-06-18 3A:52-4.10(a)(1) Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
The sponsor or sponsor representative, and each staff member shall complete a signed consent form provided by the Department that indicates the identifying information necessary to conduct a CARI background check, including the person’s name, address, date of birth, sex, race, and Social Security number. Pursuant to the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-579), the Department shall advise each such person that the disclosure of his or her Social Security number is voluntary, and that the Social Security number will only be used for the purpose of conducting a CARI background check.

Violation Observed: Ensure that Child Abuse Record Information (CARI) checks are completed and maintained on file for 6 staff. 2/20/2019- 3 remain outstanding.

2018-10-19 2019-06-18 3A:52-7.3(a)(2) Health and immunization requirements for children
For early childhood programs, the following shall apply: for each child not enrolled in a public or private school, upon admission, the center shall maintain on file at the center a Universal Child Health Record (Department of Health Form CH-14) or its equivalent, updated annually, along with an immunization record, and a special care plan, if applicable. A 30-day grace period is permitted in N.J.A.C. 8:57-4.5(e)

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Apache2 Debian Default Page: It works

Apache2 Debian Default Page

This is the default welcome page used to test the correct
operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Debian systems.
If you can read this page, it means that the Apache HTTP server installed at
this site is working properly. You should replace this file (located at
/var/www/html/index.html) before continuing to operate your HTTP server.

If you are a normal user of this web site and don’t know what this page is
about, this probably means that the site is currently unavailable due to
maintenance.
If the problem persists, please contact the site’s administrator.

Debian’s Apache2 default configuration is different from the
upstream default configuration, and split into several files optimized for
interaction with Debian tools. The configuration system is
fully documented in
/usr/share/doc/apache2/README.Debian.gz
. Refer to this for the full
documentation. Documentation for the web server itself can be
found by accessing the manual if the apache2-doc
package was installed on this server.

The configuration layout for an Apache2 web server installation on Debian systems is as follows:

/etc/apache2/
|-- apache2.conf
|       `--  ports.conf
|-- mods-enabled
|       |-- *.load
|       `-- *.conf
|-- conf-enabled
|       `-- *.conf
|-- sites-enabled
|       `-- *.conf
          
  • apache2.conf is the main configuration
    file. It puts the pieces together by including all remaining configuration
    files when starting up the web server.
  • ports.conf is always included from the
    main configuration file. It is used to determine the listening ports for
    incoming connections, and this file can be customized anytime.
  • Configuration files in the mods-enabled/,
    conf-enabled/ and sites-enabled/ directories contain
    particular configuration snippets which manage modules, global configuration
    fragments, or virtual host configurations, respectively.
  • They are activated by symlinking available
    configuration files from their respective
    *-available/ counterparts. These should be managed
    by using our helpers

    a2enmod,
    a2dismod,

    a2ensite,
    a2dissite,

    and

    a2enconf,
    a2disconf
    . See their respective man pages for detailed information.

  • The binary is called apache2. Due to the use of
    environment variables, in the default configuration, apache2 needs to be
    started/stopped with /etc/init.d/apache2 or apache2ctl.
    Calling /usr/bin/apache2 directly will not work with the
    default configuration.

By default, Debian does not allow access through the web browser to
any file apart of those located in /var/www,
public_html
directories (when enabled) and /usr/share (for web
applications). If your site is using a web document root
located elsewhere (such as in /srv) you may need to whitelist your
document root directory in /etc/apache2/apache2. conf.

The default Debian document root is /var/www/html. You
can make your own virtual hosts under /var/www. This is different
to previous releases which provides better security out of the box.

Please use the reportbug tool to report bugs in the
Apache2 package with Debian. However, check existing bug reports before reporting a new bug.

Please report bugs specific to modules (such as PHP and others)
to respective packages, not to the web server itself.

IBDA RANEPA | Articles about MBA | Clients for life

04/17/2018

The main thing that any businessman wants to receive, in Russia or other countries, is a guarantee of constant demand for his services. Customer loyalty is worth the most because loyal customers are the ones who come back to buy, bring in new customers, and increase brand awareness with their loyalty. Large companies put in a lot of effort to get loyal customers, but can you really make them last forever? Carl Sewell, a successful businessman who has driven sales by attracting and retaining customers, wrote a practical guide called “Customers for Life” where he talked about how to organize internal and external business processes in order to keep customers coming back again and again. A few important quotes from the book that will help improve customer relationships.

Treating people kindly is only 20% of good service. The more important part is developing technologies and systems that get the job done right the first time. No amount of smiles will help you if your product or service doesn’t suit your customer.

We should work when they want, not when we want.

Doing what is expected of you, when it is expected, is such a simple way to provide good service that people often forget about it.

Whatever services you provide, achieve a “wow effect”. Something should impress the client so that he understands how attentive you are to details.

Most people buy solutions to their problems, not just products. Therefore, they are often willing to pay for saving their time.

The most important system you can develop is a continuous improvement system.

If you don’t get better, you get worse.

And the most important part of the book, the commandments of customer service. It was these techniques that helped Sewell succeed.

The Ten Commandments of Customer Service

  • MAKE THEM COME BACK.
    Ask clients what they want and give it to them again and again.
  • SYSTEMS, NOT SMILE.
    Just because you say “please” and “thank you” does not guarantee that you will get the job done right the first time. Only a systematic approach can guarantee this.
  • PROMISE LESS, DO MORE.
    Customers expect you to keep your word. Exceed their expectations.
  • WHEN A CLIENT ASKS FOR SOMETHING, YOUR ANSWER IS ALWAYS YES.
    Dot.
  • FIRE YOUR CONTROLLERS AND YOUR ENTIRE CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT.
    Every employee who interacts with customers should have the authority to handle complaints and resolve issues.
  • NO COMPLAINT? SOMETHING WRONG…
    Encourage clients to tell you what you are doing wrong.
  • MEASURE EVERYTHING.
    Football teams do it. You must do the same.
  • THE PAYS ARE UNFAIR.
    Pay people as partners.
  • YOUR MOM WAS RIGHT.
    Show respect for people. Be polite. It works.
  • “JAPANIZE”.
    Find out how the best operate. Implement their system. Then improve it.

Warning. These ten rules don’t cost a dime… except when you’re making a profit. You must earn money to stay in business and provide good service.

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  • How to improve the effectiveness of management in Russia
  • 12 problems managers face in Russia
  • 6 life hacks to speed up their work
  • International accreditation of business schools 90 035
  • MBA programs are more often taken by young people executives

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How to work to keep customers coming back?

Fundamentals of success of a good business including educational not to sell at a higher price, but to make customers come back to you again and again. The reasons are clear: attracting a new audience is much more expensive than retaining those who have already bought something from you and appreciated the quality of the product. How to achieve an increase in repeat sales, and ideally, make customers return to you again and again? This is the book of C. Sewell and P. Brown “Clients for Life” (Publishing house “Mann, Ivanov and Ferber”).

Carl Sewell Auto dealer leader and the man who grew his business from $10 million in 1968 to $250 million in 1998. clients. And it gave results.

Although most of the examples in the book are about selling cars, let’s see what tips can be applied to online schools.

10 tips to improve customer service

1) Do a little more than you promise. Moreover, you will only benefit if you give a little more than promised:

  • offer an additional service in gratitude for the purchase. In hotels, this can be a chocolate bar that you find on the pillow of the bed. When selling online courses, this may be an additional consultation, which the client will receive for free. Access to a library of useful literature. In a word, something unexpected and useful that will demonstrate your warm attitude.

2) When a customer asks for something, do it for him

Your company is unlikely to provide the one and only product in the world. Even if you work in a very narrow niche. Chances are you will have competitors whose educational products are similar to yours. This is where your customers will go if they don’t find the product or service you need.

What does this mean? If you have the ability to satisfy a customer’s request and make their life easier, why not? Is it more convenient for a student of your courses to negotiate in the evening, when your working day is over? Go to meet him, and perhaps he will become a regular client of your project.

Installment payments, filling out documents, minimum expectations and quick fulfillment of obligations all this can become a competitive advantage for your service.

These and other secrets of mastery in the course “The System: Launching and Producing Online Courses”

what you paid for. So why not take a little more time to be remembered? For example, in online education, free consultations after training work well. A client can call you and ask a question, and if you can help and don’t charge for this mini-coaching, you will only win.

Please note that these are small services that do not require much time.

Treat your interactions with your customers like a long-term relationship. Would you regret the effort you put in if the client stayed with you for years and became a “brand advocate”? Does such a client deserve increased loyalty? Treat every client as a long-term partner, and many will envy your service.

4) Ask customers to find out what they want

Don’t assume what will make your customers happy. Ask them questions to find out what they expect from you and your service.

Here are some rules to help you get feedback:

  • don’t force people to complete surveys . Offer them in an unobtrusive way. Those who have something to say will definitely use them;
  • do not get carried away with huge questionnaires . In the book Clients for Life, the author cites a 3-question questionnaire as an example: “Did you pay less than you expected? Was your car ready at the appointed time? Was it a repeat repair of the same fault? By answering these questions “yes”, “yes”, “no”, the client will remember that there was excellent service. And if the answers are different, this is a reason to improve performance.
  • Supplement written interviews with oral interviews . For example, a good life hack is to call the client a week or two after the start of the training and find out if the course meets his expectations and whether he is satisfied with the purchase.

All the secrets of successful marketing are waiting for you at the Marketer in Online School course

5) Learn from competitors

If your competitors have implemented a new service, and it gives good results, why don’t you do the same ? Look around, notice the finds of colleagues and partners. Keep track of how the industry develops. This way you won’t end up on the side of the road.

This item is especially important for the online education market: the industry is still developing, and there is little competition between companies operating in the market. To a greater extent, we are interested in the joint development of the market, and this provides more opportunities to learn from colleagues.

6) Constantly work on improving the service

What made your service stand out will no longer be a competitive advantage when other companies start providing similar services. Do not stop there: constantly work on improving the service to stay ahead.

The authors of the book give an example: their salon was the first to offer temporary cars to replace the one that is being repaired. However, this service soon appeared in other companies. They increased the working day to 20 hours (so that customers had time to pick up the car after work) competitors did the same.

So don’t stop making changes. But do not try to update all systems at once. Incremental change works best here: pick one aspect out of many and see how you can improve it.

7) Respect customers and employees

Everyone seems to remember the rule “The customer is always right”. But it does not mean that you should forget about the respect and support of your employees.

Team – people who work with you towards common goals (ideally). The people you hope to become the online school with the best service.

How to show them that you appreciate them:

  • listen to both sides of an argument . Never take the side of the client or blame the employee without understanding the situation. And do not scold employees in public. Any controversial issues are best resolved in person
  • do not get carried away with excessive control . Better hire people you can trust. If they feel responsible for the result, they will work even better. And vice versa: knowing that someone will check your work, as a rule, reduces the quality.
  • hire highly qualified specialists and do not skimp on competitive salaries . Give employees the opportunity to earn, bringing profit to the company, and then initiative specialists with leadership qualities will want to work for you.
  • don’t forget to encourage great results . It’s not always about financial incentives. Certificates, small gifts, public praise, corporate holiday can become a successful motivator.

8) Test new ideas

Got an interesting idea? Check it out, but without big investments. For example, the authors of the book suggested that customers of their services who came with children would be pleased to receive a miniature Cadillac car as a gift. This idea was tested by purchasing a small batch of cars and offering them in a promotional format. When the hunch proved correct, the stock became a permanent offer.

In addition, before testing this or that idea, it is worth asking yourself a few questions:

  • what is the benefit of innovation for the client?
  • Will the client be able to understand this benefit?
  • What impact will the implementation of the idea have on the work of employees?
  • Are there examples of successful innovation? can we borrow something from someone else’s experience?
  • how much will the implementation cost?
  • can we make money on this?

9) Count everything you can

What metrics do you use to understand whether your educational project is developing effectively? Total profit? Average check amount?

Measure everything you can to get an overall picture of your team’s performance. For example, estimate how long it takes between an order and the processing of an application? What about between application and payment? How many calls per day do your managers make? At what stage are clients less likely to attend classes?

Each of the metrics is an opportunity to improve your service.

The learning experience sewell: The Learning Experience – Sewell – Daycare in Sewell, NJ

Опубликовано: August 4, 2023 в 7:37 am

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The Learning Experience | Sewell NJ

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Description: The Learning Experience is a Regular Child Care Center in Sewell NJ, with a maximum capacity of 161 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 0 – 13 years. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

  • License Number:
    160100049
  • Capacity:
    161
  • Age Range:
    0 – 13 years
  • Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
    Yes
  • 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.)

Location Map

Inspection/Report History

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

Date Cited Date Abated Regulation Number Summary
2021-10-28 2022-12-06 3A:52-4.10(b)(1) Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
When the center applies for a new or renewal license or Certificate of Life/Safety Approval, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall submit to the Department the completed CARI consent forms for all staff members who are or will be working at the center on a regularly scheduled basis. Within two weeks after a new staff member begins working at the center, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall submit to the Department a completed CARI consent form for the new staff member.

Violation Observed: Ensure that all staff and sponsor representative submit a CARI background check upon renewal. Additionally, upload the sponsor representative’s CARI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 3A:52-4.11(a)(1) Criminal History Record Information background check procedures
As a condition of securing a license or Certificate of Life/Safety Approval, the sponsor or sponsor representative shall ensure that a Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) fingerprint background check is completed for himself or herself, and for all staff members at least 18 years of age who are or will be working at the center on a regularly- scheduled basis, to determine whether any such person has been convicted of a crime, as specified in P.L. 2000, c. 77 (N.J.S.A. 30:5B-6.10 to 6.17). The sponsor or sponsor representative and each staff member shall complete the electronic fingerprinting process through the vendor authorized by the State to conduct CHRI background checks through the Division of State Police in the Department of Law and Public Safety and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Violation Observed: Ensure that all staff, the sponsor and/or the sponsor representative complete a CHRI background check as required. Additionally, upload the sponsor representative’s CHRI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 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: Complete and submit a DCF Drinking Water Testing Statement of Assurance and a copy of the center’s water testing completed by a laboratory certified by the Department of Environmental Protection. Additionally, uploadI to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2021-10-28 3A:52-5.3(a)(19) Physical plant requirements for all centers
Indoor maintenance and sanitation requirements are as follows: the center shall test for the presence of radon gas in each classroom on the lowest floor level used by children at least once every five years and shall post the test results in a prominent location in all buildings at the center, as specified in N.J.S.A. 30:5B-5.2.

Violation Observed: Complete radon testing in every room on the lowest floor used by children and post the results in a prominent location. Additionally, upload to the file cabinet on NJCCIS.

2020-07-13 2020-08-10 3A:52-4. 8(a)(1) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include supervising and tracking all children, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-4.3(a).

Violation Observed: Based on information, retrain all staff on the center’s supervision policy, including during rest times.

2020-07-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-4.3(a) Staff/child ratios and supervision
The children shall be supervised directly by a staff member at all times, including during outdoor activities, rest and sleep, and walking through hallways. Toileting procedures shall be supervised by a staff member as appropriate for the ages and developmental needs of the children.

Violation Observed: Based on information, ensure that adequate supervision is maintained at all times throughout the center, including during rest times. A named staff was observed lying down for the entire rest period and center policy requires that staff are to be up every five minutes checking on the children.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-6.3(b)(3)(iv)(1) Food and nutrition
For early childhood programs, the following shall apply, feeding requirements for centers serving children less than 18 months of age are as follows: for bottles, each child’s bottle(s) shall be labeled with the child’s name and dated.

Violation Observed: Ensure that infant bottles are labeled with the current date in addition to the child’s name.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-6.4(b)(1)(ii) Rest and sleep requirements for early childhood programs
The center shall provide sleeping equipment for children 12 months of age and younger, the center shall provide for each child a crib, that complies with the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) Federal Safety Standards for Full- Size and Non-Full-Size Baby Cribs; 16 CFR 1219 and 1220, which is incorporated herein by reference, and can be obtained through the CPSC’s website at https://www. cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety- Education-Centers/cribs , playpen, or other Office of Licensing-approved sleeping equipment that meets the following requirement that sleeping equipment shall be free of pillows and soft bedding, including, but not limited to bumper pads, when occupied by a sleeping child.

Violation Observed: Ensure that infants are placed in cribs without additional equipment unless a physicians note is provided. The note should include the specific item being used, the purpose of use and the time frame for use. Additionally, staff will need to be trained on the equipment and ensure that the manufacturers specifications are adhered to at all times.

2020-03-13 2020-07-13 3A:52-4.3(d) Staff/child ratios and supervision
The following staff/child ratios shall apply during rest or sleep, when the criteria listed in 3A:52-4.3(d) 1, 2, and 3 are met: | Age Staff/Child Ratio | Under 18 months – 1:10 | 18 months to under 2 ½ years – 1:12 | 2 ½ years and above – 1:20

Violation Observed: Ensure that staff/child ratios are maintained in room 107 during rest or sleep. Although 1 staff was providing care for 10 children under the age of 18 months, 2 staff were needed because the requirement states that the children must all be asleep to be counted towards rest or sleep ratios.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-6.6(a)(2) Discipline
The methods of guidance and discipline used shall: be consistent with the age and developmental needs of the children.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355, ensure the staff uses positive methods of discipline and guidance at all times.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(g)(3) Orientation training
The center shall maintain on file documentation of the date, time, topic, presenter, and attendance for all staff development and orientation completed by center staff members. The center shall record each staff member’s completion of staff development and orientation on the Staff Records Checklist, as specified in N. J.A.C. 3A:52-4.1(b).

Violation Observed: Based on complain #17355, provide orientation training for newly hired staff within 2 weeks of their hire and maintain on file, each staff’s signature attesting to the review of the orientation training.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(a)(7) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include implementing the center’s statement of policy on the disciplining of children, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-6.6.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355 retrain all staff on the center’s discipline policy.

2019-07-19 2019-08-20 3A:52-4.8(a)(2) Orientation training
Topics of orientation training shall include understanding center operations, policies and procedures, as specified in N.J.A.C. 3A:52-4.5(b)3.

Violation Observed: Based on complaint #17355, retrain all staff on their policies for interacting with the children in a positive and appropriate manner.

2018-10-19 2019-06-18 3A:52-4.10(a)(1) Child Abuse Record Information background check procedures
The sponsor or sponsor representative, and each staff member shall complete a signed consent form provided by the Department that indicates the identifying information necessary to conduct a CARI background check, including the person’s name, address, date of birth, sex, race, and Social Security number. Pursuant to the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-579), the Department shall advise each such person that the disclosure of his or her Social Security number is voluntary, and that the Social Security number will only be used for the purpose of conducting a CARI background check.

Violation Observed: Ensure that Child Abuse Record Information (CARI) checks are completed and maintained on file for 6 staff. 2/20/2019- 3 remain outstanding.

2018-10-19 2019-06-18 3A:52-7.3(a)(2) Health and immunization requirements for children
For early childhood programs, the following shall apply: for each child not enrolled in a public or private school, upon admission, the center shall maintain on file at the center a Universal Child Health Record (Department of Health Form CH-14) or its equivalent, updated annually, along with an immunization record, and a special care plan, if applicable. A 30-day grace period is permitted in N.J.A.C. 8:57-4.5(e)

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IBDA RANEPA | Articles about MBA | Clients for life

04/17/2018

The main thing that any businessman wants to receive, in Russia or other countries, is a guarantee of constant demand for his services. Customer loyalty is worth the most because loyal customers are the ones who come back to buy, bring in new customers, and increase brand awareness with their loyalty. Large companies put in a lot of effort to get loyal customers, but can you really make them last forever? Carl Sewell, a successful businessman who has driven sales by attracting and retaining customers, wrote a practical guide called “Customers for Life” where he talked about how to organize internal and external business processes in order to keep customers coming back again and again. A few important quotes from the book that will help improve customer relationships.

Treating people kindly is only 20% of good service. The more important part is developing technologies and systems that get the job done right the first time. No amount of smiles will help you if your product or service doesn’t suit your customer.

We should work when they want, not when we want.

Doing what is expected of you, when it is expected, is such a simple way to provide good service that people often forget about it.

Whatever services you provide, achieve a “wow effect”. Something should impress the client so that he understands how attentive you are to details.

Most people buy solutions to their problems, not just products. Therefore, they are often willing to pay for saving their time.

The most important system you can develop is a continuous improvement system.

If you don’t get better, you get worse.

And the most important part of the book, the commandments of customer service. It was these techniques that helped Sewell succeed.

The Ten Commandments of Customer Service

  • MAKE THEM COME BACK.
    Ask clients what they want and give it to them again and again.
  • SYSTEMS, NOT SMILE.
    Just because you say “please” and “thank you” does not guarantee that you will get the job done right the first time. Only a systematic approach can guarantee this.
  • PROMISE LESS, DO MORE.
    Customers expect you to keep your word. Exceed their expectations.
  • WHEN A CLIENT ASKS FOR SOMETHING, YOUR ANSWER IS ALWAYS YES.
    Dot.
  • FIRE YOUR CONTROLLERS AND YOUR ENTIRE CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT.
    Every employee who interacts with customers should have the authority to handle complaints and resolve issues.
  • NO COMPLAINT? SOMETHING WRONG…
    Encourage clients to tell you what you are doing wrong.
  • MEASURE EVERYTHING.
    Football teams do it. You must do the same.
  • THE PAYS ARE UNFAIR.
    Pay people as partners.
  • YOUR MOM WAS RIGHT.
    Show respect for people. Be polite. It works.
  • “JAPANIZE”.
    Find out how the best operate. Implement their system. Then improve it.

Warning. These ten rules don’t cost a dime… except when you’re making a profit. You must earn money to stay in business and provide good service.

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How to work to keep customers coming back?

Fundamentals of success of a good business including educational not to sell at a higher price, but to make customers come back to you again and again. The reasons are clear: attracting a new audience is much more expensive than retaining those who have already bought something from you and appreciated the quality of the product. How to achieve an increase in repeat sales, and ideally, make customers return to you again and again? This is the book of C. Sewell and P. Brown “Clients for Life” (Publishing house “Mann, Ivanov and Ferber”).

Carl Sewell Auto dealer leader and the man who grew his business from $10 million in 1968 to $250 million in 1998. clients. And it gave results.

Although most of the examples in the book are about selling cars, let’s see what tips can be applied to online schools.

10 tips to improve customer service

1) Do a little more than you promise. Moreover, you will only benefit if you give a little more than promised:

  • offer an additional service in gratitude for the purchase. In hotels, this can be a chocolate bar that you find on the pillow of the bed. When selling online courses, this may be an additional consultation, which the client will receive for free. Access to a library of useful literature. In a word, something unexpected and useful that will demonstrate your warm attitude.

2) When a customer asks for something, do it for him

Your company is unlikely to provide the one and only product in the world. Even if you work in a very narrow niche. Chances are you will have competitors whose educational products are similar to yours. This is where your customers will go if they don’t find the product or service you need.

What does this mean? If you have the ability to satisfy a customer’s request and make their life easier, why not? Is it more convenient for a student of your courses to negotiate in the evening, when your working day is over? Go to meet him, and perhaps he will become a regular client of your project.

Installment payments, filling out documents, minimum expectations and quick fulfillment of obligations all this can become a competitive advantage for your service.

These and other secrets of mastery in the course “The System: Launching and Producing Online Courses”

what you paid for. So why not take a little more time to be remembered? For example, in online education, free consultations after training work well. A client can call you and ask a question, and if you can help and don’t charge for this mini-coaching, you will only win.

Please note that these are small services that do not require much time.

Treat your interactions with your customers like a long-term relationship. Would you regret the effort you put in if the client stayed with you for years and became a “brand advocate”? Does such a client deserve increased loyalty? Treat every client as a long-term partner, and many will envy your service.

4) Ask customers to find out what they want

Don’t assume what will make your customers happy. Ask them questions to find out what they expect from you and your service.

Here are some rules to help you get feedback:

  • don’t force people to complete surveys . Offer them in an unobtrusive way. Those who have something to say will definitely use them;
  • do not get carried away with huge questionnaires . In the book Clients for Life, the author cites a 3-question questionnaire as an example: “Did you pay less than you expected? Was your car ready at the appointed time? Was it a repeat repair of the same fault? By answering these questions “yes”, “yes”, “no”, the client will remember that there was excellent service. And if the answers are different, this is a reason to improve performance.
  • Supplement written interviews with oral interviews . For example, a good life hack is to call the client a week or two after the start of the training and find out if the course meets his expectations and whether he is satisfied with the purchase.

All the secrets of successful marketing are waiting for you at the Marketer in Online School course

5) Learn from competitors

If your competitors have implemented a new service, and it gives good results, why don’t you do the same ? Look around, notice the finds of colleagues and partners. Keep track of how the industry develops. This way you won’t end up on the side of the road.

This item is especially important for the online education market: the industry is still developing, and there is little competition between companies operating in the market. To a greater extent, we are interested in the joint development of the market, and this provides more opportunities to learn from colleagues.

6) Constantly work on improving the service

What made your service stand out will no longer be a competitive advantage when other companies start providing similar services. Do not stop there: constantly work on improving the service to stay ahead.

The authors of the book give an example: their salon was the first to offer temporary cars to replace the one that is being repaired. However, this service soon appeared in other companies. They increased the working day to 20 hours (so that customers had time to pick up the car after work) competitors did the same.

So don’t stop making changes. But do not try to update all systems at once. Incremental change works best here: pick one aspect out of many and see how you can improve it.

7) Respect customers and employees

Everyone seems to remember the rule “The customer is always right”. But it does not mean that you should forget about the respect and support of your employees.

Team – people who work with you towards common goals (ideally). The people you hope to become the online school with the best service.

How to show them that you appreciate them:

  • listen to both sides of an argument . Never take the side of the client or blame the employee without understanding the situation. And do not scold employees in public. Any controversial issues are best resolved in person
  • do not get carried away with excessive control . Better hire people you can trust. If they feel responsible for the result, they will work even better. And vice versa: knowing that someone will check your work, as a rule, reduces the quality.
  • hire highly qualified specialists and do not skimp on competitive salaries . Give employees the opportunity to earn, bringing profit to the company, and then initiative specialists with leadership qualities will want to work for you.
  • don’t forget to encourage great results . It’s not always about financial incentives. Certificates, small gifts, public praise, corporate holiday can become a successful motivator.

8) Test new ideas

Got an interesting idea? Check it out, but without big investments. For example, the authors of the book suggested that customers of their services who came with children would be pleased to receive a miniature Cadillac car as a gift. This idea was tested by purchasing a small batch of cars and offering them in a promotional format. When the hunch proved correct, the stock became a permanent offer.

In addition, before testing this or that idea, it is worth asking yourself a few questions:

  • what is the benefit of innovation for the client?
  • Will the client be able to understand this benefit?
  • What impact will the implementation of the idea have on the work of employees?
  • Are there examples of successful innovation? can we borrow something from someone else’s experience?
  • how much will the implementation cost?
  • can we make money on this?

9) Count everything you can

What metrics do you use to understand whether your educational project is developing effectively? Total profit? Average check amount?

Measure everything you can to get an overall picture of your team’s performance. For example, estimate how long it takes between an order and the processing of an application? What about between application and payment? How many calls per day do your managers make? At what stage are clients less likely to attend classes?

Each of the metrics is an opportunity to improve your service.

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Monroe Local School District (2023)

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Monroe Local School District ranks among the top 20% of public school district in Ohio for:

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Highest overall rank (Top 20%)

Math Proficiency

Highest math proficiency (Top 20%)

Reading/Language Arts Proficiency

Highest reading/language arts proficiency (Top 20%)

Community Size

Largest student body (number of students) (Top 1%)

For the 2023 school year, there are 4 public schools serving 2,759 students in Monroe Local School District. This district’s average testing ranking is 9/10, which is in the top 20% of public schools in Ohio.

Public Schools in Monroe Local School District have an average math proficiency score of 67% (versus the Ohio public school average of 50%), and reading proficiency score of 73% (versus the 57% statewide average).

Minority enrollment is 23% of the student body (majority Hispanic), which is less than the Ohio public school average of 32% (majority Black).

Overview

District Rank

Monroe Local School District, which is ranked within the top 20% of all 897 school districts in Ohio (based off of combined math and reading proficiency testing data) for the 2020-2021 school year.

The school district’s graduation rate of 94% has increased from 90-94% over five school years.

Students by Ethnicity:

Students by Grade:

District Revenue and Spending

The revenue/student of $11,926 in this school district is less than the state median of $15,783. The school district revenue/student has stayed relatively flat over four school years.

The school district’s spending/student of $10,223 is less than the state median of $14,829. The school district spending/student has stayed relatively flat over four school years.

Best Monroe Local School District Public Schools (2023)

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Grades

Students

Rank: #11.

Monroe Elementary School

Math: 75% | Reading: 73%
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230 Yankee Rd
Monroe, OH 45050
(513) 539-8101

Grades: 2-6

| 1,051 students

Rank: #22.

Monroe Junior High School

Math: 63% | Reading: 70%
Rank:

Top 30%

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220 Yankee Rd
Monroe, OH 45050
(513) 539-8471

Grades: 7-8

| 505 students

Rank: #33.

Monroe High School

Math: 45-49% | Reading: 76%
Rank:

Top 50%

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220 Yankee Rd
Monroe, OH 45050
(513) 539-8471

Grades: 9-12

| 761 students

Rank: n/an/a

Monroe Primary School

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225 Macready Ave
Monroe, OH 45050
(513) 360-0700

Grades: PK-1

| 442 students

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools belong to Monroe Local School District?

Monroe Local School District manages 4 public schools serving 2,759 students.

What is the rank of Monroe Local School District?

Monroe Local School District is ranked #148 out of 897 school districts in Ohio (top 20%) based off of combined math and reading proficiency testing data for the 2020-2021 school year. This district ranks in the top 20% of Ohio school districts for: Highest overall rank (Top 20%), Highest math proficiency (Top 20%), Highest reading/language arts proficiency (Top 20%) and Largest student body (number of students) (Top 1%)

What is the racial composition of students in Monroe Local School District?

77% of Monroe Local School District students are White, 10% of students are Hispanic, 5% of students are Black, 5% of students are Two or more races, and 3% of students are Asian.

What is the student/teacher ratio of Monroe Local School District?

Monroe Local School District has a student/teacher ratio of 22:1, which is higher than the Ohio state average of 17:1.

What is Monroe Local School District’s spending/student ratio?

The school district’s spending/student of $10,223 is less than the state median of $14,829. The school district spending/student has stayed relatively flat over four school years.

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Looking for information about the best colleges and universities in Monroe? Here’s your guide to the top schools offering degrees within 20 miles of Monroe, Ohio.

There are at least 8 colleges serving the area, including 5 private colleges and universities, 3 public colleges and universities, and 0 community colleges offering 2-year degrees.

Read on to get a breakdown of the colleges serving Monroe, with details about cost, enrollment, student type and degree offerings.


Monroe, Ohio Colleges by the Numbers

Degrees have been growing at institutions near Monroe, Ohio
over the past 5 years. In 2021, students completed 3,953 degree programs at colleges and universities near Monroe. That was an increase of
12% from completions reported in 2017.

Estimate derived from 2021 completion data.


Top School For Adults & Online Students

Franklin University is a top choice for transfer students, online learners and adults who need to balance school with busy lives. Founded
in 1902, Franklin’s main focus has been serving adult students and tailoring education to fit their
needs. Nonprofit and regionally-accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), Franklin offers more than 50 bachelor’s, master’s, and
doctoral programs — all available 100% online.


Private Colleges & Universities Offering Degrees Near Monroe, Ohio

There are at least 8 schools offering degrees near Monroe, Ohio, and 5
are four-year private colleges or universities where about 5,531 undergraduate students were enrolled.
In 2021, a total of 2,459 degrees were completed at
private colleges and universities, including 1,934 that were offered online.

Franklin offers more than 50 online bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees and doctoral
programs in the Monroe, Ohio area.
Franklin University is an accredited nonprofit 4-year school where most students attend
classes part-time. Most of the students are adults and all
programs completed were offered online.
Bachelor’s degrees are the most popular at Franklin University.
In 2021, 1,056 bachelor’s degrees were completed. In addition,
106 associate degrees, 638 master’s degrees, and 19 doctoral degrees were earned.

Completions by Program

AssociateBachelor’sMaster’sDoctoral

Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support ServicesAssociate94Bachelor’s681Master’s408Doctoral9

Computer and Information Sciences and Support ServicesAssociate9Bachelor’s78Master’s17Doctoral0

Communication, Journalism, and Related ProgramsAssociate1Bachelor’s22Master’s0Doctoral0

Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective ServicesAssociate2Bachelor’s54Master’s13Doctoral0

Multi/Interdisciplinary StudiesAssociate0Bachelor’s0Master’s6Doctoral0

Parks, Recreation, Leisure, Fitness, and KinesiologyAssociate0Bachelor’s20Master’s0Doctoral0

Natural Resources and ConservationAssociate0Bachelor’s2Master’s0Doctoral0

Public Administration and Social Service ProfessionsAssociate0Bachelor’s4Master’s37Doctoral0

Visual and Performing ArtsAssociate0Bachelor’s17Master’s0Doctoral0

Social SciencesAssociate0Bachelor’s18Master’s0Doctoral0

EducationAssociate0Bachelor’s11Master’s10Doctoral1

Mathematics and StatisticsAssociate0Bachelor’s1Master’s0Doctoral0

PsychologyAssociate0Bachelor’s39Master’s56Doctoral0

Health Professions and Related ProgramsAssociate0Bachelor’s109Master’s91Doctoral9

Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science is an accredited nonprofit 4-year school where most students attend
classes full-time. Most of the students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and no
programs completed were offered online.
Bachelor’s degrees are the most popular at Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science.
In 2021, 68 bachelor’s degrees were completed. In addition,
14 associate degrees, 0 master’s degrees, and 0 doctoral degrees were earned.

Completions by Program

AssociateBachelor’sMaster’sDoctoral

Culinary, Entertainment, and Personal ServicesAssociate14Bachelor’s68Master’s0Doctoral0

Galen College of Nursing-Cincinnati is an accredited for profit 4-year school where most students attend
classes part-time. Most of the students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and no
programs completed were offered online.
Associate degrees are the most popular at Galen College of Nursing-Cincinnati.
In 2021, 222 associate degrees were completed. In addition,
4 bachelor’s degrees, 0 master’s degrees, and 0 doctoral degrees were earned.

Completions by Program

AssociateBachelor’sMaster’sDoctoral

Health Professions and Related ProgramsAssociate222Bachelor’s4Master’s0Doctoral0

Kettering College is an accredited nonprofit 4-year school where most students attend
classes full-time. Most of the students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and some
programs completed were offered online.
Bachelor’s degrees are the most popular at Kettering College.
In 2021, 147 bachelor’s degrees were completed. In addition,
24 associate degrees, 57 master’s degrees, and 29 doctoral degrees were earned.

Completions by Program

AssociateBachelor’sMaster’sDoctoral

Health Professions and Related ProgramsAssociate24Bachelor’s147Master’s57Doctoral29

The Art Institute of Ohio-Cincinnati is a non-accredited
for profit 4-year school where most students attend
classes full-time. Most of the students are of
traditional age and no
programs completed were offered online.
Bachelor’s degrees are the most popular at The Art Institute of Ohio-Cincinnati.
In 2021, 59 bachelor’s degrees were completed. In addition,
16 associate degrees, 0 master’s degrees, and 0 doctoral degrees were earned.


Public Colleges & Universities Near Monroe, Ohio

There are 3
four-year public colleges located near Monroe, Ohio . About 8,397 students
were enrolled in undergraduate programs, and about 1,494 degrees were completed at public colleges near Monroe.
Tuition shown reflects in-state rates.

University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College is an accredited public 4-year school where most students attend
classes full-time. Most of the students are of
traditional age and minimal
programs completed were offered online.
Associate degrees are the most popular at University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College.
In 2021, 746 associate degrees were completed. In addition,
46 bachelor’s degrees, 0 master’s degrees, and 0 doctoral degrees were earned.

Completions by Program

AssociateBachelor’sMaster’sDoctoral

Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support ServicesAssociate173Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Agricultural/Animal/Plan/Veterinary Science and Related FieldsAssociate22Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Parks, Recreation, Leisure, Fitness, and KinesiologyAssociate13Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Natural Resources and ConservationAssociate7Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Public Administration and Social Service ProfessionsAssociate16Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

English Language and Literature/LettersAssociate5Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Computer and Information Sciences and Support ServicesAssociate39Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

HistoryAssociate2Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Visual and Performing ArtsAssociate26Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Communication, Journalism, and Related ProgramsAssociate48Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Physical SciencesAssociate13Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

EducationAssociate34Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Biological and Biomedical SciencesAssociate28Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support ServicesAssociate30Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

PsychologyAssociate41Bachelor’s0Master’s0Doctoral0

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A teenager shot classmates in the name of Marilyn Manson

Disturbing news has been coming from American schools in the last two days. In Ohio, a 14-year-old teenager, having arranged a shooting at a school, injured four people and took his own life. An armory is found in the home of another teenager in Pennsylvania, with which he is believed to have also planned to arrange a massacre at his school.

The SuccessTech Academy public school in Cleveland, Ohio is considered to be a highly advanced educational institution. She specializes in in-depth study of business and advanced technologies. All of its graduates correspond to the level of college applicants. The school is funded by a grant from Microsoft CEO Bill Gates and his wife Melinda. And they enter it on a competitive basis.

On Wednesday at one fifteen in the afternoon, 14-year-old Asa Kun, a student at this school, walked through the door holding a revolver in each hand. He did it unhindered because the only school security guard was on time off. Asa was not supposed to come to school that day, because the day before the administration suspended him from classes for a fight with a classmate, during which he tried to prove to a friend that one should not worship God, but Marilyn Manson, the leader of the super extravagant rock band of the same name.

The disciplinary action embittered him even more and, as they now recall, he publicly declared: “Well, then I’ll arrange it for you!” Further – the familiar scenario – shooting at school. After injuring two teachers and two schoolmates, Asa Kun committed suicide before the police arrived. Revolvers of 22 and 38 calibers, a box of cartridges and three knives were found next to his corpse. Kuhn himself was wearing a Marilyn Manson T-shirt.

At school, Eisa-kun was considered an out-of-this-world guy and a bully. But on that day, no one could have imagined that he would shoot. “We already knew that he showed up on our floor,” says one of his classmates, Michael Brown. But in fact no one took him seriously. His arrival made everyone happy. Nobody thought anything would happen. Everyone was playing with their cell phones, giggling and chatting. But then shots rang out, and I threw myself under the table. Hiding my head behind my briefcase, I called my mother and said that I love her and that we have a shooting going on here.

“I was going up from the third floor to the fourth when a crowd of guys rushed towards me, shouting something like “Oh my God!”, 17-year-old Darnell Rogers, one of the injured Asa Kuhn, describes the experience. – Thinking that there was just a fight going on, I went to my personal locker in the hallway. But then I heard shots, and I decided to take cover in the classroom, but the next moment a bullet grazed my knee. At first, I didn’t even realize that I was wounded, because I was more worried about the fate of my sister and cousin, who were students at the same school.”

Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath told an emergency press conference that investigating the bloody drama at the school would take time: “We don’t know much yet. We know that the shooter had problems with school discipline, as well as disagreements with other students. Only a poll of these guys, which requires a certain amount of time, will help to establish the true motives of Asa Kun coming to school with weapons. But still, we tend to think that it was not random shooting. We believe that he deliberately shot at some. He entered a certain classroom and, bumping into a teacher, shot him. Then he went in search of another teacher. After some time, he fired several shots at the teacher who was helping the children to leave the floor.”

The Cleveland Police Chief pointed out the unfavorable background that preceded Wednesday’s incident. Last Friday there was a bomb alert at the school that turned out to be false. Over the past year, the police recorded 15 different incidents at this school, including bringing a pump-action shotgun into its territory. It also turned out that Asa Kun’s family often had family scandals. He himself was arrested by the police at the age of 12 for beating his own mother.

Professor of criminology at Northeastern University in Boston, Jack Levin, believes that it was the underestimation of the adolescent’s dysfunctional family environment by educators that played a fatal role in this case: “There are always missed alarm signals. They begin to understand their meaning only in hindsight. Every time after a shooting in our schools, everyone suddenly begins to see clearly and remembers that there were dangerous symptoms. But the problem is that today such symptoms apply to a huge number of teenagers. Many of the young people who opened fire hated their school or worshiped Marilyn Manson. They are in the unmanageable category. In my opinion, the best indicator that such teenagers will bring trouble is the facts of previous incidents accompanied by violence. Asa Kun was just in that category. Simply put, you should pay special attention to a difficult teenager because something oppresses him, and not because he brings trouble.

The day after the Cleveland massacre, Pennsylvania officials reported the arrest of a 14-year-old student at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School in suburban Philadelphia. It comes after the search of the teenager’s home, which turned up an arsenal of weapons, including a 9mm rifle with a laser sight, dozens of pump-action shotguns, semi-assembled hand grenades, as well as equipment and instructions for making them. In addition, the boy kept a homemade Nazi flag and a video of the mass shooting of his comrades by two schoolchildren at Columbine High School in Colorado at 1999 year. The teen’s name has not been released. Information about the arsenal came from a classmate of the arrested person.

After the Columbine High School massacre, school shootings in the United States continue to be a serious problem. The most bloody episode was the use of firearms on April 16 this year at VirginiaTech University, 450 kilometers south of the American capital. On that day, a mentally ill 23-year-old student, Cho Sen Hu, shot 27 of his comrades and five teachers.

23 facts about Marilyn Manson

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American musician, artist and journalist, the eternal irritant of all kinds of “guardians of morality” and just a charming personality – all this is Marilyn Manson.

  1. Manson’s real name is Brian Hugh Warner. He was born in 1969 in Canton, Ohio, the son of a furniture dealer and a nurse. Over the years, his mother, Barbara, still calls her son Brian, but his father, Hugh, calls the offspring Manson.
  2. Brian’s pseudonym is a combination of the name of a beautiful actress (Marilyn Monroe) and the name of mass murderer Charles Manson. In the future, the musician’s colleagues in the band will create stage names for themselves according to the same principle. The artist himself explained this by the desire to maintain balance, the status quo – he took part of the pseudonym from Marilyn, whom the world adored, and took the other part from Charles, whom the world hated.
  3. Before forming a band with guitarist Scott Mitchell Putesky (who took the pseudonym “Daisy Berkowitz”), Warner worked as a music journalist in Tampa Bay, Florida.
  4. Since 1998 lives in Hollywood.
  5. Warner and Putesky’s original band was called Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids.
  6. Nine Inch Nails leader Trent Reznor developed an interest in Manson and his band in the early 1990s. Trent offered the guys a contract with Nothing Records, and also allowed them to open NIN shows. All this contributed to a serious increase in the popularity of the Marilyn Manson team.
  7. Reznor’s complacency was taken advantage of by the young group. The guys began to shock the public very quickly. So, the frontman was awarded the title of “Reverend” by the Church of Satanists, when during a show in Salt Lake City, Utah, he tore up a copy of the Book of Mormon right on stage.
  8. A variety of religious and conservative groups and organizations took the musician seriously over time. After the Columbine massacre in April 1999, Warner-Manson came under heavy fire from them. Out of harm’s way, he canceled his Rock Is Dead tour.
  9. Organizations leading protests against Manson and his group included The American Family Association and Empower America. Many cities around the country tried to ban Marilyn Manson concerts, but only sometimes the attempts were crowned with success.
  10. Manson calls himself “mama’s boy”. He wears a T-shirt that says “Kill Your Parents” but claims it’s just sarcasm. In fact, his parents never bullied him and still support him in everything.
  11. When Manson was a little boy, someone broke into the Warner family’s house and tried to suffocate the child with a pillow. The musician does not remember the criminal, but since then he can only fall asleep when the TV is on.
  12. Parents sent Manson to a Christian school when he was 5 years old. There, the future infamous rocker and other children were trying to demonstrate music that they should not listen to and turn the youth away from it. In the case of Brian Warner, the effect was the opposite – he fell in love with “forbidden” tunes.
  13. At Christian School, Manson started creating a magazine to make life and learning less boring. He called his brainchild “Stupid”.
  14. Manson hates sports but lost his virginity at the age of 16 on a baseball field with a female cheerleader.

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You can find out what the weather will be like in autumn according to signs and beliefs on July 17, 2023 » Information agency «GULKEVICHI.

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The church calendar shows the dates when the memory of this or that saint is venerated. In accordance with them, folk holidays are also formed. On July 17, 2023, the church remembers the Monk Martha, as well as three saints who bore the name Andrew. Ancestors called this day Andrey Naliva. A large number of traditions, signs and beliefs are associated with it.

What traditions and customs exist on Andrey Naliva’s day? For the peasants, it was incredibly important that it rained, because it was after it that a good harvest could be expected.

On this day, people were cleaning oat fields, as well as preparing hay for the winter. It was customary to work throughout the day.

Horse feeding was an important tradition , and they did it first of all, even before the peasant himself sits down for a meal. This is due to the fact that it depends on how hardy the horse is how much work can be done.

To protect horses from diseases they were allowed to breathe the steam that came from boiled oatmeal husks.

For a speedy marriage the fair sex needs to cook oatmeal jelly, eat it, and then lick the bowl.

It is on this day that you can safely perform various magical rituals, because they will have great power.

Signs and beliefs on July 17, 2023 will indicate what autumn and weather will be like

In ancient times, people tried to observe nature on a given day, because it could tell a lot about the weather that will be in the coming days, whether to expect a harvest and much more.

On the day of Andrei Naliva there are such signs and beliefs:

  • in ancient times, people noticed that what the day of Andrey Naliva would be like, the weather would be like that on August 1 on Kalinov Day;
  • early autumn can be expected if yellow leaves are already visible on the plants;
  • the weather will be warm if there are clouds in the sky;
  • hail may be expected if loud thunder is heard;
  • prolonged bad weather will occur if the chickens hide in their shelter when the first drops fall;
  • The winter will be harsh if you manage to get a good harvest of berries.

In ancient times it was believed that in the morning of July 17th you should not start doing something new, as the day is dangerous.

If you don’t want to lose your wealth, then you shouldn’t give or borrow.

To improve your health in the morning, you need to drink tea with lemon, and then no infection will attach.

The dream that occurred on the night of July 16-17 is prophetic, it can come true after 20 days.

Hardy fish – Carp – Azov-Chernomorsk Territorial Administration of the Federal Agency for Fishery;)

Carp inhabits the waters of the basins of the Mediterranean, Black, Azov, Caspian Seas. It is found in the rivers Danube, Dnieper, Don, Kuban, Ural, Kura and Volga. Distributed in the basins of the Amur and some rivers in China.

The carp has a strong, long, not very high body, thickened in the front and covered with large scales. In the elongated dorsal fin, all rays are soft, except for the anterior serrated bony ray. The same ray, but smaller, is also present in the anal fin. Carp has three-row pharyngeal teeth with a well-developed chewing plate.

/ Distinguish between residential carp, living in a certain area of ​​the river, and semi-anadromous, which inhabits the pre-estuary sea areas and desalinated estuaries. From here it rises to spawn in the lower reaches of the rivers.

Carp is a warm-water, bottom fish. He can live in calm river bays, mostly shallow, well warmed by the sun. In the silt of such reservoirs, he is looking for food. Carp grows differently in different water bodies, the fastest in the south.

Carp’s favorite food is bloodworms, amphipods, small molluscs, dragonfly larvae and seeds of aquatic plants, which it sucks up with its mouth-tube. It also feeds on plant foods, it can even eat reed sprouts, grinding them with pharyngeal teeth that have a wide chewing surface.

Sometimes carp gather in small flocks. From time to time, in good weather, they jump out of the water. Striking its tail on the surface of the water, the carp assumes a vertical position. Having a long muscular body with a huge, wide tail, large carp jump out of the water half a meter and even a meter in height.

The carp has excellent eyesight. He notices not only a person approaching a pond, but also an insect falling into the water.

Sazan is very hardy. It survives well even in poorly oxygenated water.

In winter, when rivers and lakes are covered with ice, carp falls into a sedentary state and does not feed. The number of respiratory movements of the gill covers slows down, digestion stops, and metabolism decreases.

In the spring, after the ice drift, the carp leaves for floodplains covered with water. On floods with clear water, which covers a thin layer of thickets of aquatic vegetation and warms up well, spawning occurs.

The carp reaches puberty at the age of 3-4 years, but under especially favorable conditions – even in the second year of life. The male usually matures before the female.

Spawning begins at different times, depending on the geographical area, and lasts more than a month.

During spawning, males swim side by side with females.

The female carp can sweep up to 1.5-2.0 million eggs. Spawning starts when the water temperature reaches 17-200C. At less favorable temperatures, spawning lasts 4-7 days. Caviar is deposited on soft underwater vegetation, to which it sticks.

The incubation period of eggs at a temperature of 150C lasts 15 days, at a temperature of 200C about a week.

The juvenile carp feeds for some time on small rotifers and crustaceans, and when it reaches a length of 18 mm, it switches to feeding on benthic invertebrates.
An adult carp has an average length of 30-40 cm, weight up to 20 kg.

In the Azov-Black Sea basin, three reproduction enterprises are engaged in the artificial reproduction of carp in the Rostov region: FSUE Aksai-Donskoy fish hatchery, FSUE Rogozhkinsky fish hatchery, FSUE Azov Research Institute of Fisheries, which performs work at the production facilities of the Vzmorye Fish Breeding Plant.

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Child Care Centers and Preschools in Flower Mound TX

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Kids R Kids

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 691-2634

Kids `R` Kids is a locally owned and operated franchise. We are very proud to provide the most innovative facilities and effective educational programs for children 6 weeks through 12 years of age. Our sincere love for children and strong belief that . ..

The Goddard School

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 717-2310

The Goddard School uses the most current, academically endorsed methods to ensure that children have fun while learning the skills they need for long-term success in school and in life. Our talented teachers also collaborate with parents to nurture c …

Flower Mound Early Care and Education

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 899-4131

Early Care and Education is locally owned and operated and was started in 2011 by Tymothy Smith and Kevin Miller, both long time residents of Flower Mound, Texas. Our goal was to open and operate pre-school and after-school programs that exceed state …

Kids Kingdom

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 355-3163

Kids’ Kingdom Christian Learning Center is a faith based preschool. Our curriculum is designed with the whole child in mind; Mentally, Emotionally, Physically and Spiritually.

Miracle Childrens Academy

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-3600

We strive to offer the very best environment for your child while stimulating the educational growth of the children we serve. At Miracle Children’s Academy you can rest assured that your child is in very loving and capable hands. I strongly b …

The Learning Experience – North Flower Mound

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (469) 451-5066

The Story of The Learning Experience® For more than 30 years, the founders of The Learning Experience®, the Weissman family, have been positively impacting the lives of children by developing and implementing ground-breaking care and early educatio …

Cadence Academy, Flower Mound

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 899-2190

As parents ourselves, we understand that choosing the best educational child care for your child is one of the hardest decisions you have to make. Quite simply, we believe that The Peanut Gallery is the best preschool for what you want as a parent an …

Childrens Courtyard

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-1764

At The Children’s Courtyard, we: Inspire inquisitiveness and develop a love for learning in students of all ages. Provide individualized child care for every child and active learning opportunities. Hire knowledgeable and dedicated teachers wh …

Kids R Kids of North Flower Mound

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-0400

We offer Innovative child care programs for ages 6 weeks to 12 years. Our technology-filled classrooms, highly trained educational staff, and nationally accredited curriculum through AdvancED set us apart from a typical daycare. Our Learning Academy …

Montessori Rainbow School and Child Care

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-9333

Montessori Rainbow School was founded in 1994 by the owner and director, Mrs. Donna Hutto. Mrs. Hutto taught at a local Montessori school during her older daughter’s preschool years. After the birth of her second daughter, Mrs. Hutto decided to stay …

Primrose School of NE Flower Mound

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 691-3815

At Primrose, we truly believe that With The Right Foundation, Anything Is Possible. Visit any Primrose School, and you’ll notice the Primrose difference from the moment you walk in. Parents tell us it feels like home. Everything we do at Primrose, fr …

Primrose School of Wellington

Flower Mound, TX 75022 | (972) 691-9595

At Primrose of Wellington n Flower Mound, Texas, we truly believe that With The Right Foundation, Anything Is Possible. Visit any Primrose School, and you’ll notice the Primrose difference from the moment you walk in. Parents tell us it feels like ho …

Wonderland Montessori Academy

Flower Mound, TX 75022 | (972) 691-3300

we provide services for the entire family unit, our program is based on education and development. The foundation is respect for the child’s whole being, allowing him or her to explore, learn and grow intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically.

Alden Montessori School

Flower Mound, TX 75077 | (940) 584-0400

Our Flower Mound Montessori School is private education for students, preschool through third grade. We are Alden Montessori, a private school serving Highland Village, Flower Mound, Lantana, Copper Canyon, Bartonville, Argyle and Double Oak. Our won …

Castle Mound Montessori

Flower Mound, TX 75022 | (972) 539-3333

Castle Mound Montessori school offers: – AMS / AMI Certified Directresses – Affordable Tuition – Year-round Montessori Program – Classical Montessori Curriculum – Serving Ages 6 weeks to 9 Yrs – Before & After School Care – Newly-built, Modern Facili …

Faith Lutheran Day School

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 691-5491

Our mission is to provide a quality Christian early childhood setting in which each child is encouraged to grow, learn and develop as a child of God.

Flower Mound United Methodist Church

Flower Mound, TX 75022 | (214) 513-1699

The Sonshine Kids Child Development Center is a ministry of Flower Mound United Methodist Church designed to provide a loving, nurturing environment for all God’s children ages 18 months through Kindergarten. We encourage children to develop the fun …

Guidepost Montessori Flower Mound

Flower Mound, TX 75022 | (972) 874-7000

The Montessori method of teaching is based on helping each child to manifest his or her full potential. It is derived from the experiences and research of Dr. Maria Montessori and guidance provided by her. Today, research has proved what Dr. Montesso …

Lamb Of God Early Childhood

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-0055

Welcome to the preschool of Lamb of God Lutheran Church. As staff and congregation, we view children and families as special gifts, given by God. The purpose of the Early Childhood Ministry is to provide a Christian, early childhood setting in which …

Legacy Learning Center

Flower Mound, TX 75028 | (972) 539-0359

Mission: To provide excellence in early childhood education in a secure and loving environment, one that will establish the benchmark for the industry standards.

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Alpine Hill in the Country House With Your Hands – 34 schemes and Photo how to make – My Ideas for the Dacha and Garden

Alpine Hill in front of the house

Alpine Hill, as part of landscape design, will attract attention in any garden. Many would like to create a rock garden in their backyard, but do not know which side to approach it from.

Key thoughts

• Alpine hill is a piece of mountain landscape that imitates the real slopes of the Alps – with stone ledges and motley herbs.

• There are many types and structures of flower gardens among the stones.

• For the base of the alpine slide, you will need to lay a layer of crushed stone, expanded clay or broken red brick.

• For horizontal rockeries, it is recommended to plant taller and dark-colored plants in the background, and undersized, delicate and light shades in the front.

• Be sure to use non-flowering ground cover plants, they will create a smooth transition and complete your composition.

In this material, I have collected the experience of leading designers and gardeners, plus added my own experience and. From this article you will learn how to make an alpine slide with your own hands in the country, what plants to plant, how to arrange stones.

What conditions are required for the good growth of all flowers. For all the seeming complexity, any summer resident can create an alpine slide on his site.

Do-it-yourself Alpine hill in the country

Alpine hill as a design element

Alpine hill or rock garden is like a piece of mountain landscape imitating the real slopes of the Alps – with stone ledges and motley herbs. By the way, the name stuck only with us, in the West such slides are called rockeries.

The idea of ​​an alpine slide in the corner of a cottage

I still found those times when these slides were called rockeries in our country , and already in the early 2000s design schools gradually introduced the term Rock garden. Got accustomed! And now, instead of the English term, we use a completely native phrase – alpine hill.

Large alpine slide

Everyone imagines a classic rock garden in the form of a rocky slide, but this is not entirely correct. The word “rock garden” is as close to the Alps as the word flower garden is to flowers. There are many types and structures of flower beds among the stones, I will not go deep into the wilds of design nuances and will tell you about the slides in general terms.

Alpine slide design schemes

I offer one of the possible design options for the slide. In the example, large boulders are given, and plants are planted between them.

1 – yew, 2 – climbing rose, 3 – lavatera, 4 – wormwood, 5 – sage, 6 – lavender, 7 – sunflower, 8 – santolina, 9 – rosemary, 10 – Roman chamomile, 11 – lemon thyme, 12 – creeping thyme.

Scheme of the alpine slide

The diagram above shows a variant of the location of the alpine slide on a site with a slight slope. Pay attention to drainage, especially if you have waterlogging risks in your area.

Scheme of an alpine slide in section

A This diagram shows a traditional slide in the form of a small elevation. The yellow color in the diagram indicates the land, fertile soil.

How to lay out of stones

I will give several options for masonry on the hill. So that you have an idea of ​​how best to place the stones.

The base of the slide can be either soil or small gravel. Depending on the plants to be placed.

Main stones may be either flat or round. In some cases, it is possible to combine both options.

Do-it-yourself small alpine slide

Gravel is poured inside, you can even pour construction debris. But I think the best option is wood saw cuts, branches, logs. This will allow to accumulate moisture, which is so lacking in the slide even in rainy summers.

Where is it better to make an alpine hill in the country

Alpine hill in the country

As a rule, a place for an alpine hill is allocated in a favorite corner of a personal plot, the most sunny and picturesque. The ideal position is next to a patio or seating area, so you can admire its appearance during gatherings and tea parties.

In the photo: an example of how harmoniously natural stone can look on the site.

Very often alpine slides are harmoniously combined with a small stream, a mini-waterfall and an artificial pond. Lovers of free landscape planning will appreciate this design element, which recreates the beauty of the nature of the mountains, which are famous for their unique charm.

Decorative alpine slide in the country

The main stages of creating an alpine slide with your own hands

For the base of the alpine slide, you will need to lay a layer of crushed stone, expanded clay or broken red brick.

Do-it-yourself rock garden

Then you should pour a layer of earth 15-20 cm, which will consist of a mixture of soil, peat, coarse sand and a small amount of pebbles or crushed granite.

The idea of ​​a budget alpine slide near the fence

Only after that you need to lay large stones of irregular shape – the more picturesque the appearance of the stone, the better. Stones are partially buried in the soil.

What flowers and plants to plant on an alpine hill

When arranging an alpine hill, you will need to find out which plants and flowers are suitable for this. Since not all plants like stones and poor rocky soil. And not all flowers will look organic and natural on the hill.

Alpine slide plants and flowers

The diagram above shows the main plants and flowers used in alpine slide plantings.

Photo example of a large alpine slide with boulders

If you want your rock garden to really resemble the slope of the Alps or the Pyrenees abounding in wild flowers, you can plant on it: forget-me-not, saxifrage, daffodil, edelweiss, saffron, violet, primrose, narcissus.

Often an alpine slide is combined with a waterfall.

There are also rarer non-common types of flowers that will decorate your rockery: haberlea, yankeya, ramonda – plants of the Gesneriaceae family. These are small flowering plants, now rare in nature. They are also called “super dwarfs”.

Planting flowering plants between stones will allow you to focus on them. The contrast of gray stone and bright colors is the most successful move.

Small alpine slide made of flat stone

Plants are planted in specially prepared soil: soddy soil, peat, crushed red brick, small pebbles. The lower leaves should touch the soil when planting. It is recommended to cover the ground under them with flat pieces of granite.

Even a few large stones at different levels in the flower bed will give the flower garden originality

It also makes sense to select plants for alpine hills taking into account the time of flowering. Calculate plantings so that at any time of spring, summer and autumn your rock garden will be decorated with flowering plantings.

Large rockery – alpine slide

Raised ground requires more frequent watering and increased attention to itself. Do not leave a planter in hot weather without watering for a long time. If you go away for a week, then set automatic watering. Or, as I said above, use thick saw cuts and branches to lay inside the slide. They perfectly hold moisture and give it away gradually.

The idea for organizing an alpine hill in the country

For beauty and “natural” appearance, you can plant gentian, backache, dryad, cyclamen, corydalis, soldanella on the hill.

Alpine hill – ideas for giving

At a time when there are no flowers on the hill, coniferous plants will decorate it. You can plant juniper – it is a frequenter of the mountain slopes, as well as mountain pine and thuja. These conifers can be attached in tubs and watered separately, so they have enough moisture for a longer period.

I wrote more about rock garden plants in this article – I advise you to read it too!

Care of the alpine hill

Such elevations visually raise the flowers and harmonize the site in general. Beautiful, bright and original.

You will need to regularly water and weed the rock garden from weeds, as well as fertilize the plants in the form of mineral fertilizers.

Even a simple flower bed with stones looks more elegant and stylish

Alpine slide can become dominant if you surround it with a beautiful green lawn. Even if it is small, this will not detract from its merits.

Read also how to grow a thick lawn on your yard.

The aesthetic pleasure of a blooming rock garden is incomparable! The design combines all five elements – earth, water, air, fire (sunlight that heats stones) and ether (scents of flowers). Therefore, the slide is the perfect embodiment of the creative ideas of the summer resident, the expression of all the experience with plants that was obtained in the past.

Get inspired and try to make an alpine slide on your site with your own hands. Surprise yourself and all guests with beauty. I’m sure you’ll hear a lot of positive feedback.

Rockery at the dacha

Possible problems

Usually, creating an alpine slide, you immediately encounter a problem related to the climate. In summer, plants burn out, and in winter their roots very often freeze out.

It turns out more worries than joys. But there is a way out. Namely, the creation of a horizontal alpine slide. For the Moscow region and St. Petersburg, this is the right decision.

What is the horizontal version of the alpine slide

Firstly, it is a collection of undersized perennials, the so-called alpine plants, and secondly, stones. The location of the stones should be considered very carefully.

Larger and taller ones are located in the background, and smaller stones diverge from them, for example, in the form of a fan or any other figure, half sunk into the soil. They can be replaced with crushed cobblestone or limestone tiles.

It is important that the rock garden is built from the same type of stone or from stones of similar colors. To avoid motley chaos is absolutely useless. Stones should create a backdrop, and flowers should play with colors.

Layered stones in an alpine slide

Layered stones look great, especially if you manage to lay them so that the layers of the same color fold into winding lines. Do not forget the main thing: your rock garden should look natural and harmonious.

Pebbles and stones with sharp broken edges should not be used – both are very difficult to combine.

An example of a “wild” alpine slide

An example of a wild alpine slide with your own hands

A pine tree and tall grasses are planted in the background. In the middle are medium-sized, beautifully flowering annuals, in front are decorative fescue tussocks.

Alpine slide drainage

Drainage is very important for a horizontal alpine slide. On the site, a place is selected that is not flooded with melt water in the spring, the top layer of the earth is removed to a depth of 20 cm according to the size of the future rock garden.

A layer of medium-sized crushed stone 10 cm thick is laid down, and the same layers of sand are laid on top of it. All stones are sunk into the sand, and holes are dug under the plants and filled with nutrient soil.

The holes should be of such a size that the root system of the plant will feel comfortable in them in the future.

Alpine hills – ideas for giving

Choosing plants for an alpine hill

After laying the stones, the soil of the rock garden should be carefully watered so that the stones “grown”, and only after that the plants are planted. The choice of plants, as I said above, is quite large.

But it is necessary to take into account the features of horizontal rockeries, namely, that in this case it is recommended to plant taller and dark-colored plants in the background, and undersized delicate and light shades in the front. In the background, dwarf coniferous crops will look great.

Light-loving or shade-tolerant plant species

Depending on whether your rock garden is in the sun or in the shade, you need to choose light-loving or shade-tolerant species accordingly. In order for the hill to please you from spring to late autumn, you should take into account the timing and duration of flowering plants on it.

You can use small bulbs for spring flowering, in summer they will be replaced by a whole range of other flowers, and colchicum will end the season – the final chord of the outgoing summer.

Be sure to use non-flowering ground cover plants, they will create a smooth transition and complete your composition.

Having created an alpine hill with your own hands, do not forget to monitor its “health”, pull out weeds in time and do not allow the soil to dry out. A rock garden is a piece of living, natural nature that we can create ourselves.

The idea of ​​​​decorating an alpine hill in the country

Do-it-yourself alpine hill – step by step instructions

Harmonious landscape design can radically transform the territory, make it special and unique.

A plot with a well-groomed, beautiful territory, without a doubt, attracts attention. Harmonious landscape design can radically transform the territory, make it special and unique. Often in such a design, the creators use a rock garden as a central element. It is an elevation made of stone with an imitation of a mountain landscape, for the decoration of which flowers and plants are used.

Alpine slide composition and design

Traditionally, to create an alpine slide, I use rough and broken stones. For example, rock gardens made of sandstone, granite, slate or tuff. If the slide is located near a reservoir, the use of boulders or run-in stones is acceptable.

When creating compositions, it is recommended to use 1-2 types of stone , so as not to give it an unnatural look.

The optimal height for a country rock garden will be 50-80 cm , with 3-5 tiers , or other odd number.

Creation of a small alpine slide

Everything should be in moderation. This principle should be applied when creating alpine slides, in particular, when choosing their design. Natural and organically inscribed in the landscape, the rock garden will bring harmony and originality to the site. You should not place compositions in the form of rocks and mountains in summer cottages. It is enough if the hill imitates a slope, a mountain valley.

Also, do not build too high rock gardens. What plants to choose for the decor of the slide at their summer cottage? If you follow all the rules, then the main plants on such a hill should be those that are of alpine origin. You can combine shrubs with miniature conifers, alternate a variety of herbaceous perennials and ground cover.

It should be borne in mind that plants of alpine origin do not always take root in the middle lane, and it can be quite difficult to find them. In such a situation, you can replace the “Alpines” with those that are more unpretentious, squat (no more than 60 cm in height), and also have a decorative look. For the decor of the northern slope, periwinkle and tenacious, fern bushes are suitable. When decorating the southern slope, you should pay attention to atsen, lavender, barberry, and others. Do not forget about evergreens. They will successfully complement the rock garden at any time of the year. the ideal version of such plants is juniper, mountain pine, and others.

Instructions for creating a rock garden. 8 simple steps.

First of all, it is worth mentally imagining what the alpine slide will be like and where it will be located, and only then can you begin to translate your fantasies into reality.

The step-by-step procedure for creating a slide can be described as follows:

  • Choice of location. Sizing taking into account the area of ​​​​plots, nearby buildings and other elements of landscape design.

  • Creation of a slide scheme.

  • The next stage is the designation of the contour, the removal of the sod.

  • Arrangement of the drainage layer.

  • Preparation and backfilling of fertile soil.

  • Creation of the core of the slide, with soil filling.

  • Planting ornamental plants.

  • Final stages of design.

Consider all the stages of creating an alpine slide in more detail.

Create slide plan

To create even a small slide, you need to prepare its project. The easiest way is to make a drawing in which to depict all the stones and plants with an approximate correspondence in the sizes and shapes of all elements. For example, in the scheme, you can list all the species that are planned to be planted – a prominent stonecrop, fragrant rue, mountain pine, narrow-leaved lavender, Steller’s wormwood, and others.

If you plan to create a large or multi-tiered slide, the drawing should be created on a scale of 1:25 or 1:50.

Seat selection

There are several recommendations, adhering to which, you can arrange the alpine slide correctly, competently and harmoniously. Namely:

  • Experts advise to locate the rock garden in a place with a sufficient amount of sunlight, with a slope to the south or east. Not so well-lit, shaded places are also suitable, but in this case you will have to limit yourself when choosing flora, and give preference to plants that tolerate shade well.

  • Access and overview of the composition from all sides. This option will be the best.

  • You should not place an alpine hill near houses and various buildings. This is because excess melted snow can cause subsidence or damage to the composition.

  • It is better to abandon the idea of ​​​​locating a rock garden near the fence. If there is no other placement option, then it is worth resorting to planting shrubs and plants planted along the fence. Sometimes the creators of rock gardens use rock gardens in order to hide communications on the site.

  • A rock garden under a tree is also not the best option for the location of the structure. Falling leaves will give the slide an untidy, unkempt look, and the owners will have to spend a lot of time and effort to deal with this problem.

The best option when choosing a place for a rock garden will be the existing natural hills and irregularities on the site. It is recommended to install alpine slides in such places:

  • Area at the entrance to the site.

  • In the recreation area.

  • In the front part.

  • In the garden or in the backyard.

Sod removal

Based on the plan of the alpine hill, we make a contour marking on the site. Next, it is worth hammering the pegs, and stretching the twine. The depth of the removed turf should be about 30 cm. We leave the excess turf aside, it will come in handy for preparing the soil substrate. Remember that during excavation it is also worth getting rid of the rhizomes of weeds.

Foundation preparation

Thanks to the previous stage, we have the so-called alpine hill pit. For this filling we use drainage and soil. The first layer may be broken brick or pebbles, gravel or crushed stone. The thickness of this layer should be about 10-15 centimeters. An important step is to compact and fill with water to increase the density of the layer.

A metal mesh laid on the bottom will help protect the composition from land rodents. If the location of the rock garden is dry and loose sandy soil, then the drainage stage can be skipped.

Soil preparation

After completing the laying of the drainage, it is worth taking care of the soil. You can create fertile soil by combining sod, sand, humus and peat. It is important that there are no weeds and their rhizomes in the sod.

Creating a slide

The first thing to do when erecting an alpine slide is to lay large and beautiful boulders, laying them out around the perimeter. We remember that the stability of each stone is the key to a strong and durable structure. If maximum stability cannot be achieved, you can use small stones, placing them under the main elements, or raise the height of the site using soil or gravel. In order not to worry about whether the rock garden will be stable, you can dig the bottom row of boulders into the ground. This also contributes to the fact that the slide will look more natural and natural.

Further, in the center of the hill, it is worth pouring out the soil that was prepared in advance, and in parallel laying out medium-sized stones, creating the 2nd tier.

At the end, small stones are laid out in the upper part of the rock garden, as well as where voids have formed that need to be filled. When choosing the sizes and shapes of stones, you can fantasize, combine large and small cobblestones at the top and bottom. But this should be reflected in the scheme, which is followed already at the construction stage. Do not forget that on the hill it is necessary to leave a place for the subsequent planting of plants. At the final stage – abundant watering. It will take about two weeks for the structure to shrink. At this time, you should not perform any work on decorating or decorating the rock garden.

Asymmetry and lack of geometry is the main sign of a high-quality and correct rock garden, because otherwise it will not look natural.

Often today you can hear the opinion of experts that a mixture of sand and gravel can be used to form the core of a rock garden, instead of fertile soil. The soil is used only in planting pits and for further topping of the hill. It is believed that this design is more durable and reliable. For the construction of high rock gardens, it is worth using gravel, sand and soil.

Planting

After the alpine slide has stood and shrunk, you can proceed to the most creative and enjoyable stage – planting the flora. Do not forget to follow the scheme indicated in the project. It is recommended to arrange the plants on the slopes, starting with the largest and ending with the smallest.

It is worth moving in the process of disembarking from the top, gradually filling the rock garden to the bottom. When planting, consider the size of the root system of all plants, and based on this, choose the appropriate depth of the planting hole.

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