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Marygrove Early Education Center

The future of Detroit depends on an investment in its children

Investment Opportunities

We actively enroll year-round and review all Marygrove EEC applications monthly. Contact us at 313-651-8500 or [email protected] You may also begin the enrollment process now.

The Early Education Center (EEC), established and operated by Starfish, is part of the Marygrove P-20 education model. What is P-20? An all-in-one campus offering a continuum of support for families starting with prenatal partnership and extending to K-12 and pathways beyond. It is also called Cradle-to-Career. Learn more about P-20 at the official Marygrove Conservancy P-20 site.  P-20 is located on the beautiful 53-acre Marygrove Conservancy campus in Northwest Detroit, situated in the Livernois-McNichols community. Click for area map. 

Why is P-20 so revolutionary? 

P-20 is transforming the educational landscape in Detroit. Grounded in social justice, equitable opportunity, and commitment to community, the P-20 model honors the 90+ year legacy of Marygrove College by elevating it to a new standard of exceptional. By providing access to high-quality education and holistic support services, students and
families are empowered to define their own futures and that of their own neighborhood.

What is the Starfish role? 

Based on our nearly 60 years of leadership in early childhood development, Starfish was chosen to establish and operate an exemplar Marygrove Early Education Center (EEC) that sets the foundation for the opportunities on the P-20 campus. Together with the P-20 partners, Starfish will implement and test new best practices that can be replicated regionally and nationally.

Meet our team

Celina Byrd is the principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. For more than 20 years Principal Byrd has been educating children and families. After spending many years teaching in the classroom and in the higher education setting, she focused her commitment on reaching children during their foundational years. As such, she launched and operated her own childcare center in the city of Detroit. In 2014, she joined Starfish Family Services, tasked with increasing the quality and impact of early childhood education programs. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Information Management and a Master’s degree in Educational Administration.

Sydney Varner is the assistant principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. Sydney has been an infant, toddler, and preschool teacher in Detroit and Birmingham, and most recently worked for Childtime Learning Centers (CLC). She began as a Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) teacher, ultimately becoming the school director at multiple CLC sites in southeast Michigan. Sydney has a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development from Central Michigan University and a Master’s degree of Education, in Curriculum and Instruction, from Concordia University.

Starfish Marygrove EEC Innovations

A new benchmark for education 

• Starfish and leading University of Michigan education scholars created a full-day culturally responsive curriculum specifically for the Marygrove Early Education Center, focusing on equity, STEM, and social studies. See “Frequently Asked Questions” for more details.

 Whole child focus 

• Integrated behavioral & developmental health services 
• Informed culture of trauma care 

Whole family focus 

• Parenting classes, prenatal support, childcare  
• Parent leadership opportunities 

A pioneering program for educators

• Our ancillary teaching school will build a talent pool of exceptional urban early childhood educators.

Take a virtual tour 

Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects, the Marygrove Early Education Center was informed by community neighbors, parents, and children, along with best practices in behavioral health and early childhood education. 

The Marygrove EEC space is:

• Welcoming, Peaceful, Inspired 
• Friendly, Playful, Open 
• Mindful, Holistic, Healthy 

Frequently Asked Questions

General

What ages are enrolled at the Marygrove Early Childhood Center?

We have multiple openings for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers from 6 weeks to age 5.

When did the Marygrove EEC open?

Our first day of school started on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

Is it possible to tour the Marygrove EEC?

Tours will be offered, but only as pandemic health data allows. All tours must be prearranged with Starfish.

Will only children in the Marygrove neighborhood attend?

Not necessarily. Priority will be given, however, to families who reside in a 1- to 2-mile “catchment” area surrounding Marygrove.

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• Families living elsewhere are invited to apply, but will not receive the neighborhood enrollment priority.

What are the boundaries of the neighborhood priority area?

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• The primary area is bound by 7 Mile to the north, Parkside St. to the east, Fenkell St. to the south, and Appoline St. to the west.
• The secondary area is bound by 8 Mile to the north, Schoolcraft St. to the south, and Marlowe St. to the west. Please refer to the catchment area map for the eastern boundary.

Does the Marygrove EEC reflect a diverse community of employees, families, and students?

• Yes! All of the valued Marygrove campus partners, including Starfish Family Services, are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• Our student enrollment priority criteria ensure a diverse student community within a diverse Marygrove campus community.
• Our curriculum is based on social justice and was crafted to uplift a diverse spectrum of little learners in an urban setting.
• Our staffing plan focuses on recruiting the most passionate and talented employees and educators who represent the families we serve.

Is there a deadline for Marygrove EEC enrollment?

• Applications are accepted year-round and are reviewed on a monthly basis.
• If your child is not enrolled during the monthly application review, families may choose to join the waitlist.
• Applications on the waitlist will be considered in subsequent monthly reviews based on when the application was first submitted, along with the enrollment priorities. (See also “Applying & Enrolling”)

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers – $325 per week
  • Preschoolers – $275 per week
  • Extended care fee – $50.00 per week
• Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available.
• Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Does the Marygrove EEC impact existing early childhood providers in the neighborhood?

• Studies have shown a very real need for more early childhood seats. According to IFF, 27,000 children in Detroit lack access to early childhood education.
• We are excited to help serve the neighborhoods by helping fill this gap and are eager to work with providers in the area to ensure every child has an equal opportunity to the best education possible.

Applying & Enrollment

How do I apply? What documents do I need?

The first step of the enrollment process is filling out our online pre-registration form. Once submitted, you will be contacted by a friendly Starfish Family Service Guide, who will help you to complete the enrollment process. This includes providing a list of required documents and deadlines. For example, documents reflecting proof of income are needed for families to be eligible for federal- or state-funded support, or possible scholarships or other subsidy assistance.

How are enrollment decisions made? What are the factors involved in decision-making?

Starfish bases decisions on enrollment priority points, along with the availability of seats within each funding source for each age group.

• Starfish reviews each application using a rubric (a set of guidelines) that includes a consistent set of enrollment priority criteria.
• Starfish uses the rubric to assign each applicant a certain set of “enrollment priority points,” such as:
  • Whether your family lives in the primary or secondary priority areas
  • Whether your child has a sibling already enrolled at the Marygove EEC or The School at Marygrove.
  • Head Start-applicable priorities, such as whether your child has been diagnosed with disabilities, chronic health conditions, etc.
  • Family economic needs, such as whether the parent(s) or caregiver(s) are employed, and the number of parents in the household, etc.
• Starfish also has a predetermined number of seats designated for children eligible for federal funding (Head Start and Early Head Start), state funding (Great Start Readiness Program), and private-pay tuition.

How often are enrollment decisions made?

• Enrollment decisions are made at the end of each month.
• You will be notified during the last week of each month if your child is enrolled.
• If your child is not enrolled, you will have the option to join the waitlist for the next month’s enrollment cycle.
• Applicants will be considered based on when your family’s application was submitted, along with the enrollment priorities.

What are some reasons why my child is not enrolled in a particular cycle?

• Your child may not have been enrolled during a particular cycle if other applications earned higher enrollment priority points. For example, more families may have applied from the primary catchment area. The Starfish team is happy to discuss enrollment priority points with you further.
• Your child may not have been selected during a particular cycle if the seats for your child’s particular age group have already been filled. Families may choose to join the waitlist and be notified as seats for your child’s age group become available in the future.

Is the fact that we are not a tuition-paying family one of the reasons my child is not selected?

• No! Most seats at the center are not designated for tuition-paying families.
• 96 out of the total 144 seats (67%) are designated for federally- or state-funded seats, including Head Start, Early Head Start, and Great Start Readiness Program. Income-eligible families will automatically be considered for those available seats.

Do children of staff receive enrollment priority?

No. Starfish does not give enrollment priority to children of staff at Starfish or its partners in the Marygrove P-20 Project, including The School at Marygrove, the University of Michigan, and the Marygrove Conservancy.

If my child is accepted, what documents will I need to submit, and by when to hold my child’s place?

You will work with your Starfish Family Service Guide, our Assistant Principal, and our School Administrative Assistant to complete all the required forms and any applicable registration fees.

Tuition & Fees

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers $325 per week
  • Preschoolers $275 per week
  • Extended care fee $50.00 per week

Is there a registration fee?

• Yes. There is an annual registration fee, which secures your child’s space for the following school year.
• 2021-2022 registration fee:
  • $200 per student
• Some families may be eligible for a waiver.

Is there a tuition discount if my family has more than one child who wants to attend?

Answers coming soon ..

Are there scholarships or other types of assistance?

Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available. Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Kindergarten & Beyond

Will my child, if enrolled at the Marygrove Early Education Center, be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class?

• Yes! If your child stays at the Starfish Early Education Center until they enter kindergarten AND they are residents of the city of Detroit, they will be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class.
• Additional seats will be available at The School at Marygrove for students who did not attend the Starfish Early Education Center or who are not residents of Detroit.

When will The School at Marygrove’s elementary program begin?

The School at Marygrove’s elementary program will open in the fall of 2022, beginning with K-2 grades and expanding to one grade each year.

Program & Curriculum

How many classrooms does the Marygrove EEC have?

12 classrooms with no more than 8 children in infant/toddler classrooms and 16 in preschool classrooms.

During what hours is the Marygrove EEC open?

School is in session Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with extended day programming offered daily from 3:30-6:00 pm.

What’s the overall approach for early childhood learning?

• We believe academic and social success is achieved through a whole-child focus. This means offering high-quality early childhood education and addressing behavioral health needs.
• The Marygrove Early Education Center will provide comprehensive early childhood programming that connects families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers to the services they need to flourish.

Can you tell prospective parents more about the curriculum?

Great First Eight (for infants and toddlers) and Connect4Learning (for preschoolers) are brand-new, high-quality curricula customized specifically for EEC little learners.

• Developed in collaboration with nationally recognized University of Michigan education scholars
• Culturally responsive and aligned to the latest research and standards
• Priority is placed on diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Aligned to national standards in science, social studies, mathematics, literacy, social and emotional learning, and social justice
• STEM & social studies emphasis
• Focus on interactive, hands-on learning and individual creativity
• Crafted for a seamless transition as children graduate from preschool to K-12 on the same campus.

How does the curriculum adapt for diverse learners?

Starfish supports each child’s individual development to reach their highest potential. We encourage little learners with individualized lesson plans that are responsive to each child’s interests, strengths, and needs.

Who is training the instructors in the early childhood program?

• The developers of the Great First Eight and Connect4Learning curriculums will support our early childhood teaching teams.
• In addition, Starfish’s Early Childhood Specialists are trained in both curriculums and provide classroom support for teachers to implement the curriculum.

What are the requirements or credentials necessary for Marygrove EEC teachers?

• We require that teachers hold a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education (or equivalent degree program) with a minimum of two years of experience working in an early childhood classroom.
• It takes far more than a degree, however, for the right person to flourish at Marygrove. They need passion, purpose, and potential.
  • Educators who are dedicated to celebrating diversity and equity in the classroom.
  • Educators who are fearless about jumping into a pioneering environment that is very high profile.
  • Educators who are committed to radically redefining education for young children.
  • Educators who are committed to partnering with families to successfully support their little learners.

Is the University of Michigan’s School of Education (SOE) going to be involved in ongoing professional development and training?

The University of Michigan SOE, the Detroit Public Schools Community District, Marygrove Conservancy, and Starfish Family Services will engage in shared professional development that supports the campus and its mission.

Childtime Childcare #1122 | Kingsland GA

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About the Provider

Description: From our dedicated teachers to our administrators and support staff, everyone at Childtime is committed to: * Providing a secure, caring and enriched environment that promotes learning and the development of the whole child. * Developing lifelong relationships and creating family solutions that enhance the quality of life for our children and their families. * Providing a fun, challenging work environment that fosters teamwork, inspires excellence and encourages contribution by all team members. * Leveraging technology to develop innovative learning products and solutions.

Additional Information: Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Cacfp; Financial Info: Multi-Child Discount;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  CCLC-1534
• Capacity:
  104
• Age Range:
  Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years), Georgia’s Pre-K (4 Years), School Age (5+)
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  QualityRated_Participant;
• Rate Range
  Under 1 year – $215.00|1 year – $204.00|2 years – $194.00|3 years – $184.00|4 years – $184. 00|5 years & older – $173.00
• Quality Rated Star:
  1
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Before-school Program|After-school Program|Georgia’s Pre-K; Full Time|Part Time
• Transportation:
  To/From School

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2022-04-14	12:15 PM	Incident Investigation & Follow Up
2022-04-13	12:15 PM	Incident Investigation & Follow Up
2022-03-09	09:00 AM	Licensing Study
2022-01-07	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2021-09-27	09:00 AM	Monitoring Visit
2021-03-29	09:30 AM	Follow-Up
2021-01-15	01:30 PM	Licensing Study
2020-12-01	09:00 AM	Complaint Closure
2020-11-25	09:00 AM	Complaint Investigation Follow Up
2020-11-12	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2020-07-22	11:30 AM	Monitoring Visit
2020-02-19	08:45 AM	Licensing Study
2019-09-13	12:45 PM	Monitoring Visit
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Complaint Closure
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Follow-Up

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Children’s developing centers in Samara – prices and costs

Prices for classes in the children’s early development center. What affects the final cost of visits? How to reduce the payment for the education of a child in a children’s development center?

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How to develop your child’s talents

The Developmental Center for Children is an organization in which children are helped to adapt to society and develop their talents and knowledge. An individual approach allows any kid to learn new information and practice skills at a pace that is comfortable for him.

The cost of lessons in private children’s institutions varies depending on the methods and number of visits. In this article on the Detsad.Firmika.ru portal, we will tell you what factors influence pricing and what you can save on.

Tuition fee at the development center

Classes are paid by the hour, for several lessons or per month.
Hourly pay is beneficial during the child’s getting used to the team, when he does not spend much time in the group. At any time, the baby can refuse to visit, so parents will not lose money for pre-paid time. An hour costs from 180₽ to 400₽.

Payment for the day will cost much less. After all, she assumes that the child is engaged in several hours. Therefore, for a day you will pay from 900 ₽ to 2,500 ₽, which is approximately 5-6 times more profitable than for an hour.

Some organizations take
fee only for conducting training events . They cost from 350₽ to 1900₽.

Subscription further reduces the price per day. Its cost depends on how many times a week there are developing lessons. Usually it is from 1 to 2 visits. A monthly subscription costs from 14,000 rubles to 45,000 rubles, on average – 29,500 rubles. A wide range of prices is related to what services children’s institutions offer and what they include: they usually have a swimming pool, a sports ground, a treatment room and psychological consultations. A set of activities can be included in the package, or parents can choose only those that suit them.

We considered options when a child stays in a group from 4 hours 2 times a week to 12 hours for 5 days. The subscription price includes group classes and wellness treatments for children of all ages.

Number of lessons	average price
1 month – 4	16 330₽
3 months – 12	20 660₽
6 months – 24	27 635₽

What makes up the price of education in early development centers

The cost of attending developmental classes depends on several factors:

• Location of . If the institution is located in a residential area, the cost will be lower than in the city center.
• Infrastructure . The pool and gym will increase the pay.

• Seasonality . Usually, during the winter and summer holidays, lesson fees are reduced, which is beneficial for parents who do not plan vacations during these periods and continue to work.

• The time the child spends in class . Paying for a day with a stay of 12, 8 or 6 hours will be cheaper if you rarely use the services of teachers. If you are taking the course for a long time, you should purchase a subscription.
• Number of procedures . For example, the price of a lesson in an early development school according to the method of Maria Montessori will be lower than where several author’s approaches are combined.
• Number of children in the group . The smaller the person in it, the more parents will have to pay.

In order not to overpay, choose organizations that have only those courses that you need. Find out in advance what is included in the price and remove unnecessary ones from the list of services.

How to reduce the price of education in a development center

Children’s centers reduce prices not only during the holidays, they offer the following discounts:

• Education of the second child from the family is cheaper by 20-50%;

• Referral by referral up to 30% cheaper;
• Morning or evening classes up to 20% off.

To attract customers, children’s institutions offer to spend a free day or the first lesson in a group. This allows parents to find out if the chosen courses are suitable for them and whether the baby likes them.

Some organizations arrange free testing for children by a psychologist in order to determine their psychotype and temperament and find an approach to them so that they study better and feel good in a team. When buying a subscription for a long time, they give additional free workshops. With the beginning of spring, they organize express preparation for school on special offers – below the full preparatory course.

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During the summer months the Center is open only on weekdays, from 10 am to 6 pm.

We are pleased to welcome you to the official website of the Research Center for Children’s Neuropsychology. A.R. Luria. Let me introduce you to information about our psychological center. Perhaps it will help you make the right choice.

The Center for Child Neuropsychology was established in 1999. Now we employ more than forty qualified specialists: neuropsychologists, early development psychologists, neurolinguists, child and family psychotherapists, speech therapists, etc., of which 1 doctor of psychological sciences and 4 candidates of psychological sciences.

The Center for Child Neuropsychology has four departments in different districts of Moscow, which allows children to study close to home.

Many people know the favorite saying of Alexander Romanovich Luria that there is nothing more practical than a good theory. Our Children’s Psychological Center in Moscow is a model for the practical application of the developments of domestic psychology, and first of all, the ideas of A. R. Luria and L. S. Vygotsky in the practice of neuropsychological diagnosis and correction of learning difficulties and children’s behavior.

The complexity of the approach is provided by a combination of individual and group methods of cognitive, motor, emotional and personal correction and body-oriented therapy at each lesson.

One of the forms of work in our children’s psychological center is classes in dyads. Conducting classes in dyads is unique, as it combines the advantages of a group lesson (game, competitive moments, the opportunity to communicate and increase motivation for learning) and individual work (the ability to pay more attention to each child separately).

Conducting classes in dyads requires from the leading specialist a double return of energy and special skill and professionalism both in their creation and in the process of the lesson itself. Particular attention is paid to the question of the optimal composition of dyads. Methods of work in dyads were scientifically substantiated, tested, protected by us and positively proved themselves during the 14-year work of the Center.

We attach great importance to working with parents, both in the form of family consultations, training seminars for parents, and publishing popular articles and books for parents.

Specialists of our Center are regularly invited to the media as experts and consultants on issues of child psychology and neuropsychology.

Research Center for Child Neuropsychology is the base for professional training of specialists and students from Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov and a number of other leading universities in Moscow and foreign countries.

We are in numbers

more than 2500

children
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number of visits

4

number of branches

more than 50 specialists

number of employees

1999

founded

more than 400

scientific publications

number of publications

The key to the success of our work are two conditions:

1. High qualification of specialists, and it is supported by a permanent scientific and practical seminar. There is an exchange of experience between the staff of our Center and leading specialists from other related organizations, and also, together (brainstorming) discusses how best to help a particular child.

All innovative technologies are introduced into practice, described in books and articles, and presented at scientific conferences. For less than 20 years, the staff of the Center have published more than 26 books and 70 scientific articles, and have taken part in many domestic and international congresses and conferences.

2. Favorable psychological work climate. This is important, first of all, for the children with whom we work, since a child with a sad and traumatic experience of failure and censure should, thanks to classes with a child psychologist, go through a situation of success and make sure that Learning is easy!

This is ensured not only by the professional, but also by the personal qualities of the specialists of our Children’s Neuropsychological Center. And that is why our anthem contains the following words:

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Who knows how to shine himself,
Who can give a particle of his soul
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Marygrove Early Education Center

The future of Detroit depends on an investment in its children

Investment Opportunities

We actively enroll year-round and review all Marygrove EEC applications monthly. Contact us at 313-651-8500 or [email protected] You may also begin the enrollment process now.

The Early Education Center (EEC), established and operated by Starfish, is part of the Marygrove P-20 education model. What is P-20? An all-in-one campus offering a continuum of support for families starting with prenatal partnership and extending to K-12 and pathways beyond. It is also called Cradle-to-Career. Learn more about P-20 at the official Marygrove Conservancy P-20 site.  P-20 is located on the beautiful 53-acre Marygrove Conservancy campus in Northwest Detroit, situated in the Livernois-McNichols community. Click for area map. 

Why is P-20 so revolutionary? 

P-20 is transforming the educational landscape in Detroit. Grounded in social justice, equitable opportunity, and commitment to community, the P-20 model honors the 90+ year legacy of Marygrove College by elevating it to a new standard of exceptional. By providing access to high-quality education and holistic support services, students and
families are empowered to define their own futures and that of their own neighborhood.

What is the Starfish role? 

Based on our nearly 60 years of leadership in early childhood development, Starfish was chosen to establish and operate an exemplar Marygrove Early Education Center (EEC) that sets the foundation for the opportunities on the P-20 campus. Together with the P-20 partners, Starfish will implement and test new best practices that can be replicated regionally and nationally.

Meet our team

Celina Byrd is the principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. For more than 20 years Principal Byrd has been educating children and families. After spending many years teaching in the classroom and in the higher education setting, she focused her commitment on reaching children during their foundational years. As such, she launched and operated her own childcare center in the city of Detroit. In 2014, she joined Starfish Family Services, tasked with increasing the quality and impact of early childhood education programs. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Information Management and a Master’s degree in Educational Administration.

Sydney Varner is the assistant principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. Sydney has been an infant, toddler, and preschool teacher in Detroit and Birmingham, and most recently worked for Childtime Learning Centers (CLC). She began as a Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) teacher, ultimately becoming the school director at multiple CLC sites in southeast Michigan. Sydney has a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development from Central Michigan University and a Master’s degree of Education, in Curriculum and Instruction, from Concordia University.

Starfish Marygrove EEC Innovations

A new benchmark for education 

• Starfish and leading University of Michigan education scholars created a full-day culturally responsive curriculum specifically for the Marygrove Early Education Center, focusing on equity, STEM, and social studies. See “Frequently Asked Questions” for more details.

 Whole child focus 

• Integrated behavioral & developmental health services 
• Informed culture of trauma care 

Whole family focus 

• Parenting classes, prenatal support, childcare  
• Parent leadership opportunities 

A pioneering program for educators

• Our ancillary teaching school will build a talent pool of exceptional urban early childhood educators.

Take a virtual tour 

Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects, the Marygrove Early Education Center was informed by community neighbors, parents, and children, along with best practices in behavioral health and early childhood education. 

The Marygrove EEC space is:

• Welcoming, Peaceful, Inspired 
• Friendly, Playful, Open 
• Mindful, Holistic, Healthy 

Frequently Asked Questions

General

What ages are enrolled at the Marygrove Early Childhood Center?

We have multiple openings for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers from 6 weeks to age 5.

When did the Marygrove EEC open?

Our first day of school started on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

Is it possible to tour the Marygrove EEC?

Tours will be offered, but only as pandemic health data allows. All tours must be prearranged with Starfish.

Will only children in the Marygrove neighborhood attend?

Not necessarily. Priority will be given, however, to families who reside in a 1- to 2-mile “catchment” area surrounding Marygrove.

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• Families living elsewhere are invited to apply, but will not receive the neighborhood enrollment priority.

What are the boundaries of the neighborhood priority area?

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• The primary area is bound by 7 Mile to the north, Parkside St. to the east, Fenkell St. to the south, and Appoline St. to the west.
• The secondary area is bound by 8 Mile to the north, Schoolcraft St. to the south, and Marlowe St. to the west. Please refer to the catchment area map for the eastern boundary.

Does the Marygrove EEC reflect a diverse community of employees, families, and students?

• Yes! All of the valued Marygrove campus partners, including Starfish Family Services, are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• Our student enrollment priority criteria ensure a diverse student community within a diverse Marygrove campus community.
• Our curriculum is based on social justice and was crafted to uplift a diverse spectrum of little learners in an urban setting.
• Our staffing plan focuses on recruiting the most passionate and talented employees and educators who represent the families we serve.

Is there a deadline for Marygrove EEC enrollment?

• Applications are accepted year-round and are reviewed on a monthly basis.
• If your child is not enrolled during the monthly application review, families may choose to join the waitlist.
• Applications on the waitlist will be considered in subsequent monthly reviews based on when the application was first submitted, along with the enrollment priorities. (See also “Applying & Enrolling”)

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers – $325 per week
  • Preschoolers – $275 per week
  • Extended care fee – $50.00 per week
• Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available.
• Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Does the Marygrove EEC impact existing early childhood providers in the neighborhood?

• Studies have shown a very real need for more early childhood seats. According to IFF, 27,000 children in Detroit lack access to early childhood education.
• We are excited to help serve the neighborhoods by helping fill this gap and are eager to work with providers in the area to ensure every child has an equal opportunity to the best education possible.

Applying & Enrollment

How do I apply? What documents do I need?

The first step of the enrollment process is filling out our online pre-registration form. Once submitted, you will be contacted by a friendly Starfish Family Service Guide, who will help you to complete the enrollment process. This includes providing a list of required documents and deadlines. For example, documents reflecting proof of income are needed for families to be eligible for federal- or state-funded support, or possible scholarships or other subsidy assistance.

How are enrollment decisions made? What are the factors involved in decision-making?

Starfish bases decisions on enrollment priority points, along with the availability of seats within each funding source for each age group.

• Starfish reviews each application using a rubric (a set of guidelines) that includes a consistent set of enrollment priority criteria.
• Starfish uses the rubric to assign each applicant a certain set of “enrollment priority points,” such as:
  • Whether your family lives in the primary or secondary priority areas
  • Whether your child has a sibling already enrolled at the Marygove EEC or The School at Marygrove.
  • Head Start-applicable priorities, such as whether your child has been diagnosed with disabilities, chronic health conditions, etc.
  • Family economic needs, such as whether the parent(s) or caregiver(s) are employed, and the number of parents in the household, etc.
• Starfish also has a predetermined number of seats designated for children eligible for federal funding (Head Start and Early Head Start), state funding (Great Start Readiness Program), and private-pay tuition.

How often are enrollment decisions made?

• Enrollment decisions are made at the end of each month.
• You will be notified during the last week of each month if your child is enrolled.
• If your child is not enrolled, you will have the option to join the waitlist for the next month’s enrollment cycle.
• Applicants will be considered based on when your family’s application was submitted, along with the enrollment priorities.

What are some reasons why my child is not enrolled in a particular cycle?

• Your child may not have been enrolled during a particular cycle if other applications earned higher enrollment priority points. For example, more families may have applied from the primary catchment area. The Starfish team is happy to discuss enrollment priority points with you further.
• Your child may not have been selected during a particular cycle if the seats for your child’s particular age group have already been filled. Families may choose to join the waitlist and be notified as seats for your child’s age group become available in the future.

Is the fact that we are not a tuition-paying family one of the reasons my child is not selected?

• No! Most seats at the center are not designated for tuition-paying families.
• 96 out of the total 144 seats (67%) are designated for federally- or state-funded seats, including Head Start, Early Head Start, and Great Start Readiness Program. Income-eligible families will automatically be considered for those available seats.

Do children of staff receive enrollment priority?

No. Starfish does not give enrollment priority to children of staff at Starfish or its partners in the Marygrove P-20 Project, including The School at Marygrove, the University of Michigan, and the Marygrove Conservancy.

If my child is accepted, what documents will I need to submit, and by when to hold my child’s place?

You will work with your Starfish Family Service Guide, our Assistant Principal, and our School Administrative Assistant to complete all the required forms and any applicable registration fees.

Tuition & Fees

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers $325 per week
  • Preschoolers $275 per week
  • Extended care fee $50.00 per week

Is there a registration fee?

• Yes. There is an annual registration fee, which secures your child’s space for the following school year.
• 2021-2022 registration fee:
  • $200 per student
• Some families may be eligible for a waiver.

Is there a tuition discount if my family has more than one child who wants to attend?

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Are there scholarships or other types of assistance?

Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available. Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Kindergarten & Beyond

Will my child, if enrolled at the Marygrove Early Education Center, be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class?

• Yes! If your child stays at the Starfish Early Education Center until they enter kindergarten AND they are residents of the city of Detroit, they will be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class.
• Additional seats will be available at The School at Marygrove for students who did not attend the Starfish Early Education Center or who are not residents of Detroit.

When will The School at Marygrove’s elementary program begin?

The School at Marygrove’s elementary program will open in the fall of 2022, beginning with K-2 grades and expanding to one grade each year.

Program & Curriculum

How many classrooms does the Marygrove EEC have?

12 classrooms with no more than 8 children in infant/toddler classrooms and 16 in preschool classrooms.

During what hours is the Marygrove EEC open?

School is in session Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with extended day programming offered daily from 3:30-6:00 pm.

What’s the overall approach for early childhood learning?

• We believe academic and social success is achieved through a whole-child focus. This means offering high-quality early childhood education and addressing behavioral health needs.
• The Marygrove Early Education Center will provide comprehensive early childhood programming that connects families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers to the services they need to flourish.

Can you tell prospective parents more about the curriculum?

Great First Eight (for infants and toddlers) and Connect4Learning (for preschoolers) are brand-new, high-quality curricula customized specifically for EEC little learners.

• Developed in collaboration with nationally recognized University of Michigan education scholars
• Culturally responsive and aligned to the latest research and standards
• Priority is placed on diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Aligned to national standards in science, social studies, mathematics, literacy, social and emotional learning, and social justice
• STEM & social studies emphasis
• Focus on interactive, hands-on learning and individual creativity
• Crafted for a seamless transition as children graduate from preschool to K-12 on the same campus.

How does the curriculum adapt for diverse learners?

Starfish supports each child’s individual development to reach their highest potential. We encourage little learners with individualized lesson plans that are responsive to each child’s interests, strengths, and needs.

Who is training the instructors in the early childhood program?

• The developers of the Great First Eight and Connect4Learning curriculums will support our early childhood teaching teams.
• In addition, Starfish’s Early Childhood Specialists are trained in both curriculums and provide classroom support for teachers to implement the curriculum.

What are the requirements or credentials necessary for Marygrove EEC teachers?

• We require that teachers hold a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education (or equivalent degree program) with a minimum of two years of experience working in an early childhood classroom.
• It takes far more than a degree, however, for the right person to flourish at Marygrove. They need passion, purpose, and potential.
  • Educators who are dedicated to celebrating diversity and equity in the classroom.
  • Educators who are fearless about jumping into a pioneering environment that is very high profile.
  • Educators who are committed to radically redefining education for young children.
  • Educators who are committed to partnering with families to successfully support their little learners.

Is the University of Michigan’s School of Education (SOE) going to be involved in ongoing professional development and training?

The University of Michigan SOE, the Detroit Public Schools Community District, Marygrove Conservancy, and Starfish Family Services will engage in shared professional development that supports the campus and its mission.

Childtime Childcare #1122 | Kingsland GA

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About the Provider

Description: From our dedicated teachers to our administrators and support staff, everyone at Childtime is committed to: * Providing a secure, caring and enriched environment that promotes learning and the development of the whole child. * Developing lifelong relationships and creating family solutions that enhance the quality of life for our children and their families. * Providing a fun, challenging work environment that fosters teamwork, inspires excellence and encourages contribution by all team members. * Leveraging technology to develop innovative learning products and solutions.

Additional Information: Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Cacfp; Financial Info: Multi-Child Discount;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  CCLC-1534
• Capacity:
  104
• Age Range:
  Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years), Georgia’s Pre-K (4 Years), School Age (5+)
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  QualityRated_Participant;
• Rate Range
  Under 1 year – $215.00|1 year – $204.00|2 years – $194.00|3 years – $184.00|4 years – $184. 00|5 years & older – $173.00
• Quality Rated Star:
  1
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Before-school Program|After-school Program|Georgia’s Pre-K; Full Time|Part Time
• Transportation:
  To/From School

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

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Report Date	Arrival Time	Report Type
2022-04-14	12:15 PM	Incident Investigation & Follow Up
2022-04-13	12:15 PM	Incident Investigation & Follow Up
2022-03-09	09:00 AM	Licensing Study
2022-01-07	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2021-09-27	09:00 AM	Monitoring Visit
2021-03-29	09:30 AM	Follow-Up
2021-01-15	01:30 PM	Licensing Study
2020-12-01	09:00 AM	Complaint Closure
2020-11-25	09:00 AM	Complaint Investigation Follow Up
2020-11-12	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2020-07-22	11:30 AM	Monitoring Visit
2020-02-19	08:45 AM	Licensing Study
2019-09-13	12:45 PM	Monitoring Visit
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Complaint Closure
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Follow-Up

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Children’s developing centers in Samara – prices and costs

Prices for classes in the children’s early development center. What affects the final cost of visits? How to reduce the payment for the education of a child in a children’s development center?

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How to develop your child’s talents

The Developmental Center for Children is an organization in which children are helped to adapt to society and develop their talents and knowledge. An individual approach allows any kid to learn new information and practice skills at a pace that is comfortable for him.

The cost of lessons in private children’s institutions varies depending on the methods and number of visits. In this article on the Detsad.Firmika.ru portal, we will tell you what factors influence pricing and what you can save on.

Tuition fee at the development center

Classes are paid by the hour, for several lessons or per month.
Hourly pay is beneficial during the child’s getting used to the team, when he does not spend much time in the group. At any time, the baby can refuse to visit, so parents will not lose money for pre-paid time. An hour costs from 180₽ to 400₽.

Payment for the day will cost much less. After all, she assumes that the child is engaged in several hours. Therefore, for a day you will pay from 900 ₽ to 2,500 ₽, which is approximately 5-6 times more profitable than for an hour.

Some organizations take
fee only for conducting training events . They cost from 350₽ to 1900₽.

Subscription further reduces the price per day. Its cost depends on how many times a week there are developing lessons. Usually it is from 1 to 2 visits. A monthly subscription costs from 14,000 rubles to 45,000 rubles, on average – 29,500 rubles. A wide range of prices is related to what services children’s institutions offer and what they include: they usually have a swimming pool, a sports ground, a treatment room and psychological consultations. A set of activities can be included in the package, or parents can choose only those that suit them.

We considered options when a child stays in a group from 4 hours 2 times a week to 12 hours for 5 days. The subscription price includes group classes and wellness treatments for children of all ages.

Number of lessons	average price
1 month – 4	16 330₽
3 months – 12	20 660₽
6 months – 24	27 635₽

What makes up the price of education in early development centers

The cost of attending developmental classes depends on several factors:

• Location of . If the institution is located in a residential area, the cost will be lower than in the city center.
• Infrastructure . The pool and gym will increase the pay.

• Seasonality . Usually, during the winter and summer holidays, lesson fees are reduced, which is beneficial for parents who do not plan vacations during these periods and continue to work.

• The time the child spends in class . Paying for a day with a stay of 12, 8 or 6 hours will be cheaper if you rarely use the services of teachers. If you are taking the course for a long time, you should purchase a subscription.
• Number of procedures . For example, the price of a lesson in an early development school according to the method of Maria Montessori will be lower than where several author’s approaches are combined.
• Number of children in the group . The smaller the person in it, the more parents will have to pay.

In order not to overpay, choose organizations that have only those courses that you need. Find out in advance what is included in the price and remove unnecessary ones from the list of services.

How to reduce the price of education in a development center

Children’s centers reduce prices not only during the holidays, they offer the following discounts:

• Education of the second child from the family is cheaper by 20-50%;

• Referral by referral up to 30% cheaper;
• Morning or evening classes up to 20% off.

To attract customers, children’s institutions offer to spend a free day or the first lesson in a group. This allows parents to find out if the chosen courses are suitable for them and whether the baby likes them.

Some organizations arrange free testing for children by a psychologist in order to determine their psychotype and temperament and find an approach to them so that they study better and feel good in a team. When buying a subscription for a long time, they give additional free workshops. With the beginning of spring, they organize express preparation for school on special offers – below the full preparatory course.

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Chief editor of information portals Stom-Firms.ru and Firmika.ru.

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A.R. Luria

During the summer months the Center is open only on weekdays, from 10 am to 6 pm.

We are pleased to welcome you to the official website of the Research Center for Children’s Neuropsychology. A.R. Luria. Let me introduce you to information about our psychological center. Perhaps it will help you make the right choice.

The Center for Child Neuropsychology was established in 1999. Now we employ more than forty qualified specialists: neuropsychologists, early development psychologists, neurolinguists, child and family psychotherapists, speech therapists, etc., of which 1 doctor of psychological sciences and 4 candidates of psychological sciences.

The Center for Child Neuropsychology has four departments in different districts of Moscow, which allows children to study close to home.

Many people know the favorite saying of Alexander Romanovich Luria that there is nothing more practical than a good theory. Our Children’s Psychological Center in Moscow is a model for the practical application of the developments of domestic psychology, and first of all, the ideas of A. R. Luria and L. S. Vygotsky in the practice of neuropsychological diagnosis and correction of learning difficulties and children’s behavior.

The complexity of the approach is provided by a combination of individual and group methods of cognitive, motor, emotional and personal correction and body-oriented therapy at each lesson.

One of the forms of work in our children’s psychological center is classes in dyads. Conducting classes in dyads is unique, as it combines the advantages of a group lesson (game, competitive moments, the opportunity to communicate and increase motivation for learning) and individual work (the ability to pay more attention to each child separately).

Conducting classes in dyads requires from the leading specialist a double return of energy and special skill and professionalism both in their creation and in the process of the lesson itself. Particular attention is paid to the question of the optimal composition of dyads. Methods of work in dyads were scientifically substantiated, tested, protected by us and positively proved themselves during the 14-year work of the Center.

We attach great importance to working with parents, both in the form of family consultations, training seminars for parents, and publishing popular articles and books for parents.

Specialists of our Center are regularly invited to the media as experts and consultants on issues of child psychology and neuropsychology.

Research Center for Child Neuropsychology is the base for professional training of specialists and students from Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov and a number of other leading universities in Moscow and foreign countries.

We are in numbers

more than 2500

children
per year

number of visits

4

number of branches

more than 50 specialists

number of employees

1999

founded

more than 400

scientific publications

number of publications

The key to the success of our work are two conditions:

1. High qualification of specialists, and it is supported by a permanent scientific and practical seminar. There is an exchange of experience between the staff of our Center and leading specialists from other related organizations, and also, together (brainstorming) discusses how best to help a particular child.

All innovative technologies are introduced into practice, described in books and articles, and presented at scientific conferences. For less than 20 years, the staff of the Center have published more than 26 books and 70 scientific articles, and have taken part in many domestic and international congresses and conferences.

2. Favorable psychological work climate. This is important, first of all, for the children with whom we work, since a child with a sad and traumatic experience of failure and censure should, thanks to classes with a child psychologist, go through a situation of success and make sure that Learning is easy!

This is ensured not only by the professional, but also by the personal qualities of the specialists of our Children’s Neuropsychological Center. And that is why our anthem contains the following words:

He can share the light,
Who knows how to shine himself,
Who can give a particle of his soul
Can gladly give.

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Address: Moscow, st. Kastanaevskaya, 43, bldg. 2

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Pre-schools & Kindergartens in Bonnie Brook, VIC 3336

Pre-schools & Kindergartens in Bonnie Brook, VIC 3336 – Toddle

We’ve found 21 Preschools and kindergardens in Bonnie Brook, with 11 having vacancies for your little one.

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Caroline Springs Child Care and Kindergarten

1 The Crossing, Caroline Springs

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7 Reserve Rd, Melton

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Little Stars Early Learning Centre – Melton

8-10 Sherwin Court, Melton

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Crown Kiddo Education

73 John Paul Drive, Hillside

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Guardian Childcare & Education Hillside

4 The Parks, Hillside

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111 Frontier Ave, Aintree

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Aspire Early Education & Kindergarten Cobblebank

1 Carne Street, Cobblebank

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23 Ferneley View, Aintree

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Josie’s Bright Beginnings

47-49 Wattle Valley Drive, Hillside

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1175-1177 Leakes Road, Rockbank

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Community Kids Haven Hillside

1-3 Jade Way, Hillside

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Springside Kindergarten

Becca Way, Caroline Springs

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14 Royal Crescent, Hillside

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Diggers Rest Preschool

48-66 Plumpton Road, Diggers Rest

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Cnr Community Hub & Catherine Drive, Hillside

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The Crossing, Caroline Springs

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Yuille Street, Melton

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Bridge Road Kindergarten

212 Bridge Road, Melton South

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Fraser Rise Children’s & Community Centre

46 City Vista Court, Fraser Rise

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1205 Taylors Rd, Deanside

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Melton Early Learning Kinders

31-33 Unitt St, Melton

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Browse all childcare centres in Bonnie Brook

Bonnie Brook is a suburb located in Victoria. There are approximately 52 child care centres in Bonnie Brook.

How much is child care in Bonnie Brook? On average, the cost of child care in Bonnie Brook is $130 per day. This breaks down to $130 per day for babies, $140 per day for toddlers and $131 per day for kindergarten.

Bonnie Brook sits just above the national NQS Rating & the average rating of centres is «Meeting NQS».

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0-12 Months

$130

Toddler

13-24 Months

$140

Kindergarten

2-3 Years

$131

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Dervla – 26yrs

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Hello everyone ! My name is Dervla, from Ireland. 26 years of age. Currently looking for a childcare job as it’s what I really enjoy doing. I have worked with all different ages throughout my life and really. ..expand_more

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Hi Parents! I would like to introduce myself as a part time nanny who is flexible,adaptable,fast learner and service providing at my house . When necessary, I can pick up children from your home.
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Michelle – 49yrs

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Hello , I’m a mum to 3 grown children so I understand the trust you are putting in a person when you allow them to look after your kids .
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Karen – 49yrs

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I am a mother with 4 children aged 21, 19, 16 and 12.
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I work in the early learning industry and have since 2010. I hold all relevant certificates to work in this industry. I’m currently a assistant director. Previously I have held many roles including…expand_more

Monica – 24yrs

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Hi, My name is Monica and I am currently available for babysitting weekdays, evenings, weekends and school holidays.
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Ratchanu – 30yrs

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Hello sir and madam My name is Ratchanu nick name is Jaysie I’m 25 years old. I’m student I study about Diploma leadership and management. I live here for almost 2 years. I live at st.kilda rd Melbourne VIC….expand_more

Angelique – 27yrs

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Before studying at UNSW I went to Barker College. I am a qualified High school teacher and I work as a casual teacher in schools around Melbourne. I am also currently studying a master of music in Opera performance….expand_more

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In the films of this category, the family is at the center of the plot. Relations between the closest and closest people, their development and conflicts. Often, situations around a particular family do not develop in the best way, and suspicions, lies, falsehood and distrust creep into the main unit of society. How to deal with it? How to go through all the difficult trials that have fallen to the lot and remain close people? How not to spoil the relationship once and for all? The heroes of films of this category are looking for answers to these and many other questions. Sometimes it turns out to find a way out, sometimes not, and, unfortunately, kindred feelings do not always win.

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Sex Education (2019)

Ancients (2013)

Rick and Morty (2013)

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Home game (2022)

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

Flirt with the Devil (2022)

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TOP movies tagged with “family relationships” : Easy Virtue (2008), A Princess for Christmas (2011), Fidelity (2019), Tully (2018), Anne (2017), The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), Downton Abbey (2010), Sexual Chronicles of a French Family (2012), Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015), Simple Complications (2009), What Olivia Knows (2014), American Family (2009), Cheating (2015), Family Man (2000), Desperate Housewives (2004), Rosewood (2015), Secrets and Lies (2015), On Golden Pond (1981), There are worse (2009), Vicious games (2013).

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Nikita Lavretsky
Feb 26, 2019 1051

The brutal thriller Donnybrook, which won the main competition of last year’s Fantastic Fest in Austin, was released on foreign VODs. Let’s break down the do’s and don’ts of this story of poverty, meth and fistfights.

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Donnybrook (2018)

Director: Tim Sutton
Screenplay: Tim Sutton, based on a novel by Frank Bill
Cinematography: David Ungaro
Producers: David Lancaster, Stephanie Wilcox, Curry O’Reilly and others

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A young veteran named Sailor (Jamie Bell) has no money, but has a wife and two children. He needs a thousand dollars to participate in an underground fisticuffs tournament, so he decides to rob a gun store. At the same time, drug dealer Angus (Frank Grillo), who is connected with Sailor by one unpleasant encounter in the bedroom of his addicted to meth wife, along with an almost more cruel younger sister (Margaret Qualley), goes on a bloody showdown with meth suppliers. Both men are followed by a scowling cop whose methods are not much cleaner. It is clear that not everyone will live to see the end of the film, and it is also clear that men poisoned by animal malice will inevitably collide at the Donnybrook tournament organized by some Nazi, in which one hundred thousand dollars is announced as the main prize.

Scowl Cop is played by supporting actor James Badge Dale, and it’s pretty much the same role he previously played in Hold the Dark (2018) and Standoff at Sparrow Creek (2018). Coincidentally, these films are the closest relatives of “Donnybrook” in the genre of dark, uncompromisingly brutal thriller about animal masculinity. But Jeremy Saulnier in Hold the Dark ignored the laws of physics and dramaturgy in order to create a spectacular genre spectacle, reaching a mystical dimension by the end, and Henry Dunham in Confrontation at Sparrow Creek created a stylized theatrical production based on deliberately exaggerated criminal material. The director and screenwriter of “Donnybrook” Tim Sutton, alas, sculpts cruelty for the sake of cruelty and shoots unmotivated “cool” scenes without measure and order. As a result, the movie leaves the feeling of a completely meaningless spectacle.

Sutton adapted Frank Beall’s southern gothic novel of the same name, and it’s easy to imagine that the wild plot twists and absurd dialogue are far more compelling in a stylized prose format. In three previous works (including the sad poem about the shooting of the cinema “Dark Night”, 2017), Sutton worked in the post-documentary genre and used non-professional actors and interviews with the characters on camera. Donnybrook is entering new aesthetic territory, and the fact that Sutton failed to maintain a consistent tone and maintain a dramatic earthiness is not such a big surprise. In the pseudo-climactic fist fight scene, it doesn’t matter which of the pathetic heroes wins or loses, so it makes sense to carefully look around in advance. In terms of authentic locations of one-story America and breathtaking widescreen mournful landscapes, Sutton still has no equal.

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If you enter the doors of Disocvery Time, the first thing you migh notice is our team motto: One Team, One Dream! This motto was created in 2014 when founder Stephanie Harris started our program, achieving a dream that she discovered as a high school student at local T.C. Williams. While taking an early childhood elective class, she recognized her passion for children and at just 16 years old she set the goal of opening her own day care and preschool program in her hometown of Alexandria, VA. In 2014, that dream finally came true as she opened the doors to our first location. Her enthusiasm continues to inspire our staff at Discovery Time to carry out our mission to empower children to be their very best. Stephanie holds a business degree from Howard University and a master’s degree in education from George Mason University. She is a proud alum of Teach for America and previously taught middle school in Washington, DC. 

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Kelly T.

My wife and I have known Kelly for more than 10 years. She has been our babysitter, petcarer, chauffeur and life saver. We are full time professionals. We have often called Kelly to help drive our children to school, to soccer, martial arts, or horse riding, or to take care of them at home. Kellyhas worked hard during many summer months to keep our children safe, entertained, and healthily active while we were at work. We have trusted Kelly with the keys of our house and car, given her money to use her imagination to safely and happily look after the children, and several neighborhood kid ‘hangers on’ whilst we are away, and have been very comfortable doing so. Moreover, our kids love her. She has a great sense of goofiness and fun, is keen to grab ideas from the children to start games and follow them up with ideas of her own to make them work, and has boundless enthusiasm and energy. Under her guidance they have rearranged the furniture into a movie theater with snacks and drinks, put on drama plays and fashion shows and had field trips to local museums and exhibitions, nature parks, and ice cream parlors.
Above all the fun, however, Kelly is conscientious, careful, calm and responsible. Despite her gentle and quiet demeanor we have no doubt whatsoever that if our children were ever in danger she would make their safety and survival paramount. She is tough and focused and will do what’s needed to make sure we come home to a happy, peaceful and organized place. We trust her with our most prized possessions and recommend her without reservation….

– Jacques B.

Joceny M.

Absolutely Amazing! Joceny is attentive to my one year old daughter’s needs without supervision. And I’m looking forward to working with her again.

– Desmond B.

Elizabeth D.

Elizabeth has been such a blessing to our family over the past few years! Our two kids are always excited when she’s coming over and never want her to leave. She is very dependable, professional and kind – I highly recommend booking her if she is available.

– Tracy G.

Shamel S.

Shamel’s doing a terrific job with all 4 of my kids – a 4 year old, 2.5 year old, and 9 month old twins. She’s always on time, and the kids love spending time with her. The house is always cleaner than I left it, and I’m happy to trust her with my children!

– Rosie H.

Shakila E.

Shakila did a great job taking care of my 12 and 8 year old boys. She was very punctual, kind, responsible and communicative. I recommend her!

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Part time child care in Alexandria, VA

Kelly T.

Alexandria, VA

$25-25/hr • 6 yrs exp

Part-Time Babysitter Available Weekends & Weeknights

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I was a children’s karate instructor between the ages of 16-20. I also babysat some of these children outside of the dojo, as well on weekends and during the summer. After quitting karate to focus on school, I continued babysitting for one family for a couple summers here and there, when needed. Ihave experience changing diapers, driving kids around while running errands for the family, and keeping an eye at home. I am looking for some work in the evenings and weekends….

Kelly can also help with: Carpooling, Grocery shopping, Light cleaning

Recent review:

My wife and I have known Kelly for more than 10 years. She has been our babysitter, petcarer, chauffeur and life saver. We are full time professionals. We have often called Kelly to help drive our children toschool, to soccer, martial arts, or horse riding, or to take care of them at home. Kelly has worked hard during many summer months to keep our children safe, entertained, and healthily active while we were at work. We have trusted Kelly with the keys of our house and car, given her money to use her imagination to safely and happily look after the children, and several neighborhood kid ‘hangers on’ whilst we are away, and have been very comfortable doing so. Moreover, our kids love her. She has a great sense of goofiness and fun, is keen to grab ideas from the children to start games and follow them up with ideas of her own to make them work, and has boundless enthusiasm and energy. Under her guidance they have rearranged the furniture into a movie theater with snacks and drinks, put on drama plays and fashion shows and had field trips to local museums and exhibitions, nature parks, and ice cream parlors.
Above all the fun, however, Kelly is conscientious, careful, calm and responsible. Despite her gentle and quiet demeanor we have no doubt whatsoever that if our children were ever in danger she would make their safety and survival paramount. She is tough and focused and will do what’s needed to make sure we come home to a happy, peaceful and organized place. We trust her with our most prized possessions and recommend her without reservation….

Reviewed by Jacques B.

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Hello! How are you going ? I hope you are doing well! I’m Joceny and I’ve been a nanny over 3 years; also I’m graduated as a nurse with more 3 years of experience working in a hospital. I have a large experience with new born, infant and toddlers. I’m first aid certified due my graduation and I’mable to take care children in sick days. I’m fully vaccinated against COVID and flu. Actually I have a full time job and I’m looking for extra jobs for weeknight, weekends and holidays. I’m strong driver, begging swimmer, pet friendly, non smoker and I would love to be considered for this position. Thanks!…

Recent review:

Absolutely Amazing! Joceny is attentive to my one year old daughter’s needs without supervision. And I’m looking forward to working with her again.

Reviewed by Desmond B.

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Hi Parents! I’m a working professional living in Alexandria and I enjoy babysitting in my spare time as I find it very fulfilling. I’ve been in the area for 10 years after I graduated college from JMU and have been babysitting since I was in high school and was also a camp counselor for severalsummers, so I have 16+ years of experience with children. I’m currently working remotely as a Marketing Manager and have a flexible schedule. I have experience with infants to teenagers, so I am comfortable with all ages. I am fully vaccinated & boosted, CPR certified, have my own car, comfortable with pets and am a non-smoker. I enjoy arts & crafts, playing games, and outdoor activities with children. I am comfortable with changing diapers, bottle feeding, night time routine, etc. Please feel free to reach out with any questions & we can chat more!…

Elizabeth can also help with: Light cleaning, Travel

Recent review:

Elizabeth has been such a blessing to our family over the past few years! Our two kids are always excited when she’s coming over and never want her to leave. She is very dependable, professional and kind – Ihighly recommend booking her if she is available….

Reviewed by Tracy G.

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I am a caring, energetic, and organized caregiver with 15+ years full-time and part-time live-out nanny experience. I would love to work for a family where my strengths and talents working with multiples or newborns can be used to help children develop to their best potential. Extensive backgroundin working with preschool, primary and elementary school children. Goal oriented person, good professional attitude and highly motivated individual. Excellent interpersonal and communicative skills. I have worked in a childcare setting for 5 years with ages 6 weeks to 12 years. I’ve been a nanny for multiple families ages 10 weeks to 5yr olds. I’ve been a babysitter for many families with 1 – 5 children, ages 1 – 12. I have experience with nanny shares as well….

Shamel can also help with: Travel, Carpooling

Recent review:

Shamel’s doing a terrific job with all 4 of my kids – a 4 year old, 2.5 year old, and 9 month old twins. She’s always on time, and the kids love spending time with her. The house is always cleaner than I leftit, and I’m happy to trust her with my children!…

Reviewed by Rosie H.

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Hello, Families! I am a very honest, reliable, energetic, and loving person. I have been caring for children for as long as I can remember. I get great satisfaction out of helping. I have experiences working with children of different ages. I love to cook and can also help with some lighthousekeeping (picking up after the children, doing dishes, occasional laundry, etc.). Fully vaccinated!…

Recent review:

Shakila did a great job taking care of my 12 and 8 year old boys. She was very punctual, kind, responsible and communicative. I recommend her!

Reviewed by Brooke M.

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I have 28 years of experience with elementary kids , ages are of 6-12 years old. I worked in elementary school for 19 years as a teacher, 7 years as a principal and 2 as a superintendent.
I enjoy working and play with children.
I was mail handler at USPS.
I do Spanish class for kids at FCPS andACPS after school.
I clean houses….

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Nanny/ babysitter of kids from 1-month-old until 16 years old.
I’m bilingual English/Spanish and can speak to them as you prefer.
I would drive, pick them up from school, take them to special activities, help with homework, help with kids food preparation, hang with them out.
Please feelfree to check in my profile some references
Thanks
Thania…

Thania can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling, Travel

Recent review:

Thania worked with my family for almost 2years! She took care of my toddler since he was 2 months, giving him a lot of love and care. We saw her as a part of our family and would definitely recommend her.

Reviewed by Karim D.

Janeth S.

Alexandria, VA

$20-25/hr • 10 yrs exp

Experienced Special Needs / Preschool Assistant Teacher Looking For Full Time/part Time Job

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Hello! My name is Janet . I have 13+ years experience working with children. Moved recently from Prince William County. I worked for 13 years at Signal Hill Elementary as a Preschool Assistant Teacher and had previously work for 6 years at Randolf Elementary with special needs children. I haveexcellent references and would be love to grow and care for your child(ren)….

Recent review:

We live in Alexandria, Fort Hunt area and have worked with Ms. Janeth on a few occasion. Janeth is wonderful! I recommend her from all my heart. My son adores her and I wish I could keep her forever. 🙂
Verykind, considerate, a true professional she is the best nanny a parent can ask for for their child. …

Reviewed by Jules J.

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I have experience with children ages birth-14 years old. I have been babysitting since I was about 15 years old, and have also worked at a summer camp as a camp counselor, as well as a nanny for about 2 years.
I currently live in Alexandria, VA and work as a political ad producer, looking for someextra work on the weekends. I am responsible and willing to keep whatever schedule or rules in place that you need necessary to not interrupt your child/children’s day to day….

Cathryn can also help with: Carpooling, Travel

Recent review:

Cat was great! We hired her for a date night. She communicated very well and arrived right on time. Our kids (2 and 4) loved her! She is very personable and we are so thankful we found her and will definitelyhire again to watch our children. Our 4 year old already told us she wants to hang out with Ms Cat again!…

Reviewed by Anthony S.

Mayara S.

Alexandria, VA

$15-20/hr • 4 yrs exp

Part Time/full Time Responsible Caregiver Available 🙂

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Hi! My name is Mayara, I’m 27 yo and I’m from Brazil. I have over 4 years of experience with children of all ages. In my home country a had experiences full times jobs, part time, volunteers work in kindergarten and events with kids. I am graduated in Foreign Trade, but I’ve always loved work withkids. Also, I’m the oldest one of 4 siblings also, I have a lot of cousins, most of time surrounded by children. Living in Virginia for the past 2 years during international program exchange I worked with two families and kids different ages (Toddlers to Teenage). My duties were morning routine waking them up, getting them ready, breakfast, drop off and pick up school, activities, playdates, pool, library, parks, doctors app, cooking meals, arts and crafts, playing games and having a lot of fun. When I first got here before going to the family we had a training that included First Aid and CPR. I’m comfortable with pets and I have my own car. Looking forward to talk to you soon. Thank you, May…

Mayara can also help with: Carpooling, Travel

Recent review:

I have known Maiara for approximately 4 years. I have been impressed with her drive and desire to succeed in all aspects of her life. She is a very positive person who clearly cares about people. I have foundher to be someone I trust and highly recommend her in any position . Any employer would be fortunate to have her on their staff….

Reviewed by Ariane C.

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Hello! I currently work from home helping military families find safe & affordable care for their children. I babysit/provide care on the side. I have babysitting experience with children from 2 months-12 years. I have experience tutoring school aged children & have worked at multiple aftercareprograms. Working with children is truly a joy to me. Children are such a precious gift and it is important to find the right person to be around your kids, while you are not able to be….

Recent review:

Tati is a young college student who is very flexible and dependable. She has baby sat my 10 month old daughter on an as needed basis since she was 6 months. She is a natural around babies and I can tell mydaughter loves being around her. I highly recommend!…

Reviewed by Amy R.

Lilliana C.

Alexandria, VA

$20-20/hr • 1 yrs exp

College Student Looking For A Part-time Job On The Weekends!

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Hi! My name is Lilliana and I am currently a college student at GMU based around the Alexandria/Rose Hill area. I have been nannying/babysitting for one year and have experience with infants, toddlers, and school age kids ranging from 6months – 11 years old. I’m open to occasional babysitting orbecoming a recurring nanny….

Lilliana can also help with: Carpooling, Grocery shopping, Light cleaning

Recent review:

Lilliana has been an amazing addition to our family this past winter. She keeps open lines of communication with us and has been very easy to work with despite our irregular professional schedules. Our children(3 and 5 yrs old) have established a fantastic relationship with her — even their friends look forward to seeing Lilliana! She has been helping with getting ready for school, school pick up/drop off, snacks/lunches, crafts, outings to the park and library. I highly recommend her and will continue hiring her to babysit on an occasional basis….

Reviewed by Caroline C.

Emma M.

Alexandria, VA

$20-25/hr • 9 yrs exp

Energetic And Loving Part-Time Babysitter !

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Hello! I have been babysitting since 2012, and nannying since 2017. I have cared for children from ages 3 months to 12 years of age – boys and girls.
I positively adore children. I am very energetic and outgoing – my biggest goal is to make your child smiley and happy alongside me. I pride myselfon my ability to make children feel comfortable around me. Babysitters shouldn’t be scary!
I am responsible and fun. You can rely on me to make your child feel not only safe, but also feel like they’ve gained a friend….

Recent review:

I hired Emma as I was in the process of scrambling for part time child care. She has now cared for my kids on several occasions. She is a clear communicator, flexible, is able to follow care instructions, whilealso being independent enough to get things done without hand holding. She is incredible with the kids; they do not want her to go home. She is kind, outgoing, energetic, upbeat, and makes me feel at ease knowing my kids are in good hands. I definitely recommend Emma to anyone interviewing her, You will not be disappointed!…

Reviewed by Kelly N.

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Hello,
My name is Patt and I am 34 years old. I was born in Peru and moved to DC over 15 years ago. I speak Spanish and English. I grew up in a large family, so I am used to being around lots of kids and would help out as well. I currently work but I spend some of my free time babysitting and petsitting.
I’m certified on Heart-saver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED. I’m responsible, loving, caring, fun, energetic, and very patient. I have 6 years of experience and I feel comfortable working with kids of all ages including kids that required special needs. References are available upon request. Thank you for your consideration in advance….

Patt can also help with: Carpooling, Travel

Neida R.

Alexandria, VA

$20-25/hr • 8 yrs exp

Part-time Baby Sitter Available On Mornings And Some Afternoons

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My name is Neida. I was born and raised in the Mount Vernon/Alexandria area, I have been nannying/babysitting for 8 and a half years, in the church nursery, volunteering at my old elementary school and taking care of my little sister. I graduated from George Mason, majoring in Criminology. I am alsobilingual in Spanish. I enjoy sharing my love of the outdoors and creative/art with kids. Also I have worked with families in helping picking/dropping off at school or sport practice and homework help. I have taken care of kids from age ranges newborn to 12 years old. Also I can help with dog walking if needed and tidying up around the house. References available…

Neida can also help with: Light cleaning, Carpooling, Travel

Recent review:

Neida watched my three girls this summer. She was dependable, always on time. She responded to text messages promptly and was great with my girls. My girls were 11, 9, and 8 years old. She planned dailyactivities to the library, pool, park, etc. She cooked with them as well. It was so great to have Neida hang out with them this summer! I highly recommend her….

Reviewed by Tamika M.

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As a certified elementary teacher and licensed School Psychologist, I feel that I bring numerous qualifications to obtaining a role in child care. I am well trained in learning, cognition, and child development. I started my career as a Teach For America Corps member in 2013. Afterwards, I venturedabroad and taught at an International School in Brazil. A few years later, graduate school and family brought me back state-side. Currently, I’m enjoying being a School Psychologist in the DMV area. I’ve been privileged with numerous opportunities to work with students from all backgrounds, nationalities and cognitive abilities.
In my free time, I enjoy traveling, cooking, staying active and spending time with my nieces and nephews. I’m happy to continue conversing in order to see if I’m an ideal fit for your family :)…

Meeyoom can also help with: Light cleaning, Grocery shopping, Travel

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I retired on 6/1/19 from the federal government (United States District Court) after 37 years of service. I am 1 of 10 children (80 nieces and nephews) and I have raised 3 children and 2 step children. I also have 2 grandchildren. I love kids especially little ones.
I have taken care of manyfamily members over the years, including my mother, my father, my father in law, and siblings. My mother had COPD and my father and three of my brothers had cancer.
I also have 3 dogs and thoroughly enjoy most animals.
I am looking to occupy some of my free time and I would thoroughly enjoy spending it with children or adults in need of my care.
I am also OCD which makes me an awesome organizer/cleaner….

Kathy can also help with: Travel, Light cleaning, Carpooling

Recent review:

Kathy is a very upbeat, happy, talkative people person and exceptional care giver! She developed an immediate connection with my special needs daughter, H, who has autism. Even though H doesn’t talk, Kathycontinually engaged her in conversation and intuitively knew how to get her to smile. H is always so excited when I tell her Kathy is coming to visit. Kathy has a true gift of compassion and understanding and I can’t recommend her highly enough….

Reviewed by Kathleen T.

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Hello, My name is Zakiya and I am 24 years old. I have over 7 years of experience working with kids in different environments as this is something that I’ve loved doing and have had a passion for, for as long as I can remember. I have nannied children as young as a week old until the age of 13 I’vealso nannied families with up to 3 children. I’ve coached youth cheer and taught dance to kids age 3-18. As well as worked at an in home daycare and as a Lead Preschool Teacher. My availability is pretty open at the moment. I’m open M-F until 4 p.m. (possibly later). I would love to help you and your family in any way that I can and I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you in advance for considering me for the job. Zakiya :)…

Zakiya can also help with: Travel, Carpooling

Recent review:

Zakiya was our nanny for 1 year with our baby boy and one other baby. We absolutely love her. She is kind, calm, caring and reliable, all of which were so appreciated during a crazy pandemic year. We’ve usedZakiya for babysitting since ending the nanny share and our son is always so excited to see her. Highly recommend if you are looking for a nanny….

Reviewed by Jennifer J.

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Hi Families! Thanks so much for stopping by my profile. I’m currently working full time for a family as f 1/21/22. I have availability in the evenings and or weekends for date nights. Please feel free to reach out should you need any back up care. 🙂
Experienced and Compassionate Nanny with over 5years’ experience looking to offer expertise to a new family who seeks a caring and hardworking individual. I have worked with newborns up to age 6 with families with multiple children. I enjoy reading, arts and crafts as well as creating safe age appropriate learning activities. I love to cook and can offer meal prepping, light housekeeping, errand running & pet sitting. I am a very detail oriented person and take pride in doing a job well. Motivated to help kids become happy, healthy, and responsible. Whether your looking for help during the week, date nights and or events I am a very dependable choice. I look forward to working with your family….

Kayla can also help with: Carpooling, Travel

Recent review:

Kayla is punctual, reliable, and efficient. She is professional and demonstrates patience with kids. We have had great experiences with her!

Reviewed by Jedda R.

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I have helped raise my niece and nephew since my niece was 6 years old. My brother would drop them off and I would make sure they ate, did their homework, and got to bed on time. I make sure that I know where my brother is going to be and have his number just in case anything would happen. I havealso watched my 4-year-old niece once. She always tells her mother that she wants me to come babysit her. I love kids but I don’t have much experience babysitting children that are not in my family.
I have babysat for a family that had three children. Newborn, 4, and 6 at the time. I babysat them for about a year before I moved out of the area. Currently, I’m babysitting a 5. 5 yr old girl occasionally for a single mother for when she needs to go to important meetings….

Serena can also help with: Carpooling, Light cleaning

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Serena was very communicative and reliable when we hired her to watch our girls for a date night. Our daughters felt comfortable with Serena, and asked if she could come back to visit soon. We would definitelyhire her again in the future!…

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Marygrove Early Education Center

The future of Detroit depends on an investment in its children

Investment Opportunities

We actively enroll year-round and review all Marygrove EEC applications monthly. Contact us at 313-651-8500 or [email protected] You may also begin the enrollment process now.

The Early Education Center (EEC), established and operated by Starfish, is part of the Marygrove P-20 education model. What is P-20? An all-in-one campus offering a continuum of support for families starting with prenatal partnership and extending to K-12 and pathways beyond. It is also called Cradle-to-Career. Learn more about P-20 at the official Marygrove Conservancy P-20 site.  P-20 is located on the beautiful 53-acre Marygrove Conservancy campus in Northwest Detroit, situated in the Livernois-McNichols community. Click for area map. 

Why is P-20 so revolutionary? 

P-20 is transforming the educational landscape in Detroit. Grounded in social justice, equitable opportunity, and commitment to community, the P-20 model honors the 90+ year legacy of Marygrove College by elevating it to a new standard of exceptional. By providing access to high-quality education and holistic support services, students and
families are empowered to define their own futures and that of their own neighborhood.

What is the Starfish role? 

Based on our nearly 60 years of leadership in early childhood development, Starfish was chosen to establish and operate an exemplar Marygrove Early Education Center (EEC) that sets the foundation for the opportunities on the P-20 campus. Together with the P-20 partners, Starfish will implement and test new best practices that can be replicated regionally and nationally.

Meet our team

Celina Byrd is the principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. For more than 20 years Principal Byrd has been educating children and families. After spending many years teaching in the classroom and in the higher education setting, she focused her commitment on reaching children during their foundational years. As such, she launched and operated her own childcare center in the city of Detroit. In 2014, she joined Starfish Family Services, tasked with increasing the quality and impact of early childhood education programs. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Information Management and a Master’s degree in Educational Administration.

Sydney Varner is the assistant principal of the Marygrove Early Education Center. Sydney has been an infant, toddler, and preschool teacher in Detroit and Birmingham, and most recently worked for Childtime Learning Centers (CLC). She began as a Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) teacher, ultimately becoming the school director at multiple CLC sites in southeast Michigan. Sydney has a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development from Central Michigan University and a Master’s degree of Education, in Curriculum and Instruction, from Concordia University.

Starfish Marygrove EEC Innovations

A new benchmark for education 

• Starfish and leading University of Michigan education scholars created a full-day culturally responsive curriculum specifically for the Marygrove Early Education Center, focusing on equity, STEM, and social studies. See “Frequently Asked Questions” for more details.

 Whole child focus 

• Integrated behavioral & developmental health services 
• Informed culture of trauma care 

Whole family focus 

• Parenting classes, prenatal support, childcare  
• Parent leadership opportunities 

A pioneering program for educators

• Our ancillary teaching school will build a talent pool of exceptional urban early childhood educators.

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Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects, the Marygrove Early Education Center was informed by community neighbors, parents, and children, along with best practices in behavioral health and early childhood education. 

The Marygrove EEC space is:

• Welcoming, Peaceful, Inspired 
• Friendly, Playful, Open 
• Mindful, Holistic, Healthy 

Frequently Asked Questions

General

What ages are enrolled at the Marygrove Early Childhood Center?

We have multiple openings for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers from 6 weeks to age 5.

When did the Marygrove EEC open?

Our first day of school started on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

Is it possible to tour the Marygrove EEC?

Tours will be offered, but only as pandemic health data allows. All tours must be prearranged with Starfish.

Will only children in the Marygrove neighborhood attend?

Not necessarily. Priority will be given, however, to families who reside in a 1- to 2-mile “catchment” area surrounding Marygrove.

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• Families living elsewhere are invited to apply, but will not receive the neighborhood enrollment priority.

What are the boundaries of the neighborhood priority area?

• These priority areas are the same as The School at Marygrove’s catchment areas.
• The primary area is bound by 7 Mile to the north, Parkside St. to the east, Fenkell St. to the south, and Appoline St. to the west.
• The secondary area is bound by 8 Mile to the north, Schoolcraft St. to the south, and Marlowe St. to the west. Please refer to the catchment area map for the eastern boundary.

Does the Marygrove EEC reflect a diverse community of employees, families, and students?

• Yes! All of the valued Marygrove campus partners, including Starfish Family Services, are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• Our student enrollment priority criteria ensure a diverse student community within a diverse Marygrove campus community.
• Our curriculum is based on social justice and was crafted to uplift a diverse spectrum of little learners in an urban setting.
• Our staffing plan focuses on recruiting the most passionate and talented employees and educators who represent the families we serve.

Is there a deadline for Marygrove EEC enrollment?

• Applications are accepted year-round and are reviewed on a monthly basis.
• If your child is not enrolled during the monthly application review, families may choose to join the waitlist.
• Applications on the waitlist will be considered in subsequent monthly reviews based on when the application was first submitted, along with the enrollment priorities. (See also “Applying & Enrolling”)

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers – $325 per week
  • Preschoolers – $275 per week
  • Extended care fee – $50.00 per week
• Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available.
• Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Does the Marygrove EEC impact existing early childhood providers in the neighborhood?

• Studies have shown a very real need for more early childhood seats. According to IFF, 27,000 children in Detroit lack access to early childhood education.
• We are excited to help serve the neighborhoods by helping fill this gap and are eager to work with providers in the area to ensure every child has an equal opportunity to the best education possible.

Applying & Enrollment

How do I apply? What documents do I need?

The first step of the enrollment process is filling out our online pre-registration form. Once submitted, you will be contacted by a friendly Starfish Family Service Guide, who will help you to complete the enrollment process. This includes providing a list of required documents and deadlines. For example, documents reflecting proof of income are needed for families to be eligible for federal- or state-funded support, or possible scholarships or other subsidy assistance.

How are enrollment decisions made? What are the factors involved in decision-making?

Starfish bases decisions on enrollment priority points, along with the availability of seats within each funding source for each age group.

• Starfish reviews each application using a rubric (a set of guidelines) that includes a consistent set of enrollment priority criteria.
• Starfish uses the rubric to assign each applicant a certain set of “enrollment priority points,” such as:
  • Whether your family lives in the primary or secondary priority areas
  • Whether your child has a sibling already enrolled at the Marygove EEC or The School at Marygrove.
  • Head Start-applicable priorities, such as whether your child has been diagnosed with disabilities, chronic health conditions, etc.
  • Family economic needs, such as whether the parent(s) or caregiver(s) are employed, and the number of parents in the household, etc.
• Starfish also has a predetermined number of seats designated for children eligible for federal funding (Head Start and Early Head Start), state funding (Great Start Readiness Program), and private-pay tuition.

How often are enrollment decisions made?

• Enrollment decisions are made at the end of each month.
• You will be notified during the last week of each month if your child is enrolled.
• If your child is not enrolled, you will have the option to join the waitlist for the next month’s enrollment cycle.
• Applicants will be considered based on when your family’s application was submitted, along with the enrollment priorities.

What are some reasons why my child is not enrolled in a particular cycle?

• Your child may not have been enrolled during a particular cycle if other applications earned higher enrollment priority points. For example, more families may have applied from the primary catchment area. The Starfish team is happy to discuss enrollment priority points with you further.
• Your child may not have been selected during a particular cycle if the seats for your child’s particular age group have already been filled. Families may choose to join the waitlist and be notified as seats for your child’s age group become available in the future.

Is the fact that we are not a tuition-paying family one of the reasons my child is not selected?

• No! Most seats at the center are not designated for tuition-paying families.
• 96 out of the total 144 seats (67%) are designated for federally- or state-funded seats, including Head Start, Early Head Start, and Great Start Readiness Program. Income-eligible families will automatically be considered for those available seats.

Do children of staff receive enrollment priority?

No. Starfish does not give enrollment priority to children of staff at Starfish or its partners in the Marygrove P-20 Project, including The School at Marygrove, the University of Michigan, and the Marygrove Conservancy.

If my child is accepted, what documents will I need to submit, and by when to hold my child’s place?

You will work with your Starfish Family Service Guide, our Assistant Principal, and our School Administrative Assistant to complete all the required forms and any applicable registration fees.

Tuition & Fees

How much does it cost to attend the Marygrove EEC?

• Our center is unique in that it reflects a “braided model” of enrollment.
• This means that some students may be eligible for federal- or state-funded support (Early Head Start, Head Start, Great Start Readiness Program) and others pay private tuition.
• 2021-2022 tuition rates:
  • Infants and toddlers $325 per week
  • Preschoolers $275 per week
  • Extended care fee $50.00 per week

Is there a registration fee?

• Yes. There is an annual registration fee, which secures your child’s space for the following school year.
• 2021-2022 registration fee:
  • $200 per student
• Some families may be eligible for a waiver.

Is there a tuition discount if my family has more than one child who wants to attend?

Answers coming soon ..

Are there scholarships or other types of assistance?

Scholarships or other types of subsidy assistance may be available. Starfish Family Services will work with families who may need resources to help offset tuition costs.

Kindergarten & Beyond

Will my child, if enrolled at the Marygrove Early Education Center, be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class?

• Yes! If your child stays at the Starfish Early Education Center until they enter kindergarten AND they are residents of the city of Detroit, they will be guaranteed a place in The School at Marygrove’s kindergarten class.
• Additional seats will be available at The School at Marygrove for students who did not attend the Starfish Early Education Center or who are not residents of Detroit.

When will The School at Marygrove’s elementary program begin?

The School at Marygrove’s elementary program will open in the fall of 2022, beginning with K-2 grades and expanding to one grade each year.

Program & Curriculum

How many classrooms does the Marygrove EEC have?

12 classrooms with no more than 8 children in infant/toddler classrooms and 16 in preschool classrooms.

During what hours is the Marygrove EEC open?

School is in session Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with extended day programming offered daily from 3:30-6:00 pm.

What’s the overall approach for early childhood learning?

• We believe academic and social success is achieved through a whole-child focus. This means offering high-quality early childhood education and addressing behavioral health needs.
• The Marygrove Early Education Center will provide comprehensive early childhood programming that connects families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers to the services they need to flourish.

Can you tell prospective parents more about the curriculum?

Great First Eight (for infants and toddlers) and Connect4Learning (for preschoolers) are brand-new, high-quality curricula customized specifically for EEC little learners.

• Developed in collaboration with nationally recognized University of Michigan education scholars
• Culturally responsive and aligned to the latest research and standards
• Priority is placed on diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Aligned to national standards in science, social studies, mathematics, literacy, social and emotional learning, and social justice
• STEM & social studies emphasis
• Focus on interactive, hands-on learning and individual creativity
• Crafted for a seamless transition as children graduate from preschool to K-12 on the same campus.

How does the curriculum adapt for diverse learners?

Starfish supports each child’s individual development to reach their highest potential. We encourage little learners with individualized lesson plans that are responsive to each child’s interests, strengths, and needs.

Who is training the instructors in the early childhood program?

• The developers of the Great First Eight and Connect4Learning curriculums will support our early childhood teaching teams.
• In addition, Starfish’s Early Childhood Specialists are trained in both curriculums and provide classroom support for teachers to implement the curriculum.

What are the requirements or credentials necessary for Marygrove EEC teachers?

• We require that teachers hold a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education (or equivalent degree program) with a minimum of two years of experience working in an early childhood classroom.
• It takes far more than a degree, however, for the right person to flourish at Marygrove. They need passion, purpose, and potential.
  • Educators who are dedicated to celebrating diversity and equity in the classroom.
  • Educators who are fearless about jumping into a pioneering environment that is very high profile.
  • Educators who are committed to radically redefining education for young children.
  • Educators who are committed to partnering with families to successfully support their little learners.

Is the University of Michigan’s School of Education (SOE) going to be involved in ongoing professional development and training?

The University of Michigan SOE, the Detroit Public Schools Community District, Marygrove Conservancy, and Starfish Family Services will engage in shared professional development that supports the campus and its mission.

Childtime Childcare #1122 | Kingsland GA

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Description: From our dedicated teachers to our administrators and support staff, everyone at Childtime is committed to: * Providing a secure, caring and enriched environment that promotes learning and the development of the whole child. * Developing lifelong relationships and creating family solutions that enhance the quality of life for our children and their families. * Providing a fun, challenging work environment that fosters teamwork, inspires excellence and encourages contribution by all team members. * Leveraging technology to develop innovative learning products and solutions.

Additional Information: Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Drop In Care; Has School Age Summer Care; Has Special Needs Care; Has Cacfp; Financial Info: Multi-Child Discount;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  CCLC-1534
• Capacity:
  104
• Age Range:
  Infant (0 -12 months), Toddler (13 months – 2 years), Preschool (3 years – 4 years), Georgia’s Pre-K (4 Years), School Age (5+)
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  QualityRated_Participant;
• Rate Range
  Under 1 year – $215.00|1 year – $204.00|2 years – $194.00|3 years – $184.00|4 years – $184. 00|5 years & older – $173.00
• Quality Rated Star:
  1
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Before-school Program|After-school Program|Georgia’s Pre-K; Full Time|Part Time
• Transportation:
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Creative Garden LC Glen Burnie – Baltimore MD Licensed Child Care Center

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2022-04-14	12:15 PM	Incident Investigation & Follow Up
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2022-03-09	09:00 AM	Licensing Study
2022-01-07	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2021-09-27	09:00 AM	Monitoring Visit
2021-03-29	09:30 AM	Follow-Up
2021-01-15	01:30 PM	Licensing Study
2020-12-01	09:00 AM	Complaint Closure
2020-11-25	09:00 AM	Complaint Investigation Follow Up
2020-11-12	11:00 AM	Follow-Up
2020-07-22	11:30 AM	Monitoring Visit
2020-02-19	08:45 AM	Licensing Study
2019-09-13	12:45 PM	Monitoring Visit
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Complaint Closure
2019-05-21	09:45 AM	Follow-Up

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Children’s developing centers in Samara – prices and costs

Prices for classes in the children’s early development center. What affects the final cost of visits? How to reduce the payment for the education of a child in a children’s development center?

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How to develop your child’s talents

The Developmental Center for Children is an organization in which children are helped to adapt to society and develop their talents and knowledge. An individual approach allows any kid to learn new information and practice skills at a pace that is comfortable for him.

The cost of lessons in private children’s institutions varies depending on the methods and number of visits. In this article on the Detsad.Firmika.ru portal, we will tell you what factors influence pricing and what you can save on.

Tuition fee at the development center

Classes are paid by the hour, for several lessons or per month.
Hourly pay is beneficial during the child’s getting used to the team, when he does not spend much time in the group. At any time, the baby can refuse to visit, so parents will not lose money for pre-paid time. An hour costs from 180₽ to 400₽.

Payment for the day will cost much less. After all, she assumes that the child is engaged in several hours. Therefore, for a day you will pay from 900 ₽ to 2,500 ₽, which is approximately 5-6 times more profitable than for an hour.

Some organizations take
fee only for conducting training events . They cost from 350₽ to 1900₽.

Subscription further reduces the price per day. Its cost depends on how many times a week there are developing lessons. Usually it is from 1 to 2 visits. A monthly subscription costs from 14,000 rubles to 45,000 rubles, on average – 29,500 rubles. A wide range of prices is related to what services children’s institutions offer and what they include: they usually have a swimming pool, a sports ground, a treatment room and psychological consultations. A set of activities can be included in the package, or parents can choose only those that suit them.

We considered options when a child stays in a group from 4 hours 2 times a week to 12 hours for 5 days. The subscription price includes group classes and wellness treatments for children of all ages.

Number of lessons	average price
1 month – 4	16 330₽
3 months – 12	20 660₽
6 months – 24	27 635₽

What makes up the price of education in early development centers

The cost of attending developmental classes depends on several factors:

• Location of . If the institution is located in a residential area, the cost will be lower than in the city center.
• Infrastructure . The pool and gym will increase the pay.

• Seasonality . Usually, during the winter and summer holidays, lesson fees are reduced, which is beneficial for parents who do not plan vacations during these periods and continue to work.

• The time the child spends in class . Paying for a day with a stay of 12, 8 or 6 hours will be cheaper if you rarely use the services of teachers. If you are taking the course for a long time, you should purchase a subscription.
• Number of procedures . For example, the price of a lesson in an early development school according to the method of Maria Montessori will be lower than where several author’s approaches are combined.
• Number of children in the group . The smaller the person in it, the more parents will have to pay.

In order not to overpay, choose organizations that have only those courses that you need. Find out in advance what is included in the price and remove unnecessary ones from the list of services.

How to reduce the price of education in a development center

Children’s centers reduce prices not only during the holidays, they offer the following discounts:

• Education of the second child from the family is cheaper by 20-50%;

• Referral by referral up to 30% cheaper;
• Morning or evening classes up to 20% off.

To attract customers, children’s institutions offer to spend a free day or the first lesson in a group. This allows parents to find out if the chosen courses are suitable for them and whether the baby likes them.

Some organizations arrange free testing for children by a psychologist in order to determine their psychotype and temperament and find an approach to them so that they study better and feel good in a team. When buying a subscription for a long time, they give additional free workshops. With the beginning of spring, they organize express preparation for school on special offers – below the full preparatory course.

Expert editor: Evgenia Eduardovna Pankratova

Chief editor of information portals Stom-Firms.ru and Firmika.ru.

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Preschool children’s development center in Dmitrov, Moscow Region

Any parent knows firsthand how important it is to instill in a child the necessary skills and knowledge that will help him grow up as a harmonious and all-round personality. Early childhood education centers provide this opportunity. We will teach kids to love and respect, accept themselves and others, resolve disputes with peers, and also tell everything about the world that surrounds them.

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There is a set of students in the 1st grade according to the method of VI ZHOKHOV in a private school Bukvolandiya!

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About the children’s development center

Lettering is a children’s development center for kids aged 1 year and over. Our classes are built on the basis of trust and kindness, so that every child is comfortable.

Our principles:

• Security. We have created a safe environment for children.
• Comfort. It is important for us that the children go to classes without fear and embarrassment, and leave the classroom with a smile.
• Social development. Our classes are designed to develop speaking skills, the ability to build dialogues and interact in a group.
• Personal development. It is important for us that the child remains himself. We practice an individual approach to teaching each student.
• Comfort. Bukvenok center is an atmosphere of comfort in the city of Dmitrov. We have developed author’s interiors adapted for young children.
• Kindness. All classes are conducted in small groups with individual materials and toys, which excludes competition in the team.
• Game. We do not have boring repetitions and memorization. The organization of training is built on the basis of the child’s natural environment.

Programs

Program for preschoolers

• Comprehensive developmental programs for children from 1 year old.
• Classes with a speech pathologist.
• Preschool class.
• Music.
• Dancing.
• Theater for the little ones.
• Artistic development – drawing, testoplasty, art therapy.
• Design.
• Scientific and educational classes.
• English for little ones.
• Classes with a neuropsychologist.

School Program

• Speed ​​reading.
• Robotics.
• Music and vocals.
• Choreography and dances.
• Acting.
• Art workshop.
• English.

Our advantages

Our children’s development center invites your children to visit the creative and educational environment in the city of Dmitrov. During our work, we have assembled a team of highly qualified professionals in each of the areas of child development.

All classes are held in the children’s development center at a convenient evening and daytime with breaks for physical education. During the lesson, our teachers not only give children the necessary knowledge and skills, but also reveal their creative abilities. We present all the information in an interesting way to maintain interest in learning and classes.

Why do they trust us?

• Top notch team. Our teachers, speech therapists and psychologists surround children with care every day during classes.
• Modern techniques. We keep up with the times and implement only relevant educational standards. All our programs comply with the Federal State Educational Standard, taking into account individual adaptation.
• Feedback. We always interact with parents at the stage of education of the child. We answer all questions in detail and give good recommendations.
• We encourage independence. It is important for us that the child grows up as a full-fledged personality.
• Comfort. We have created a cozy and beautiful environment so that when coming to our private center, the parent and child feel at home.
• Affordable prices. The cost of educational services of our children’s development center correspond to the market level.

Our little letter knows a lot,
he can sing great!
Speed ​​reading from the cradle
could he quickly understand!

He will teach children everything:
to speak English,
to write a little better,
to dance and live together!

In front of you at the weekend
he will open his door!
Become his family,
I’m telling you the truth.

Mental arithmetic
and other sciences.
will teach you perfectly,
our little letter is the champion!

Happiness will be achieved by those who strive to make others happy and are able to forget about their own interests and about themselves at least for a while. My choice of profession was more than conscious. For me, the “educator” is life, my philosophy. I do not work as an educator, I live as an educator, I like being an educator. And, despite all the difficulties and attempts to dissuade me from choosing this “ungrateful” profession, I work, I live this profession. I consider love and kindness to be the basis of my profession.

Everything around a little person should be perfect, he should receive only the best: the best care, the best upbringing, the best toys, the best food, and most importantly, the best communication. Everything that surrounds him should carry a positive charge, and positive emotions. Positively filled with joy communication with children is the main goal of education, my goal.