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Preschool is your childs first introduction to a lifetime of learning and experiences. At Kids & Company, we understand the importance of these early years, and how difficult it can be to choose a quality childcare facility. At our schools, you will find experienced and educated teachers who care, classrooms that are fully equipped and exciting learning opportunities. We welcome you to our Kids & Company family, and ensure that your child will be nurtured and loved throughout the day.

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Monday-Friday: 6:30 a.m.- 6 p.m.

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(252) 937-7525

2790 Nicodemus Mile Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27804

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Benvenue Children’s House | Berkeley Parents Network

June 2016

RE: Preschool for shy child – No. Oakland/So. Berkeley

All 3 of my children have attended Benvenue Children’s House at 3027 Benvenue in Berkeley. It’s a sweet, Montessori-based program with less than 12 kids. They dance, cook, play, sing, garden, have circle time, and leave super ready for kindergarten. Rosemary has been running the school for 30 years, and is sort of a local legend. She’s not super tech savvy though, so it’s best to call her directly at: 510- 333-3198. Emiliana

Nov 2015

RE: Looking for the pre-school for my son

Check out Benvenue Children’s House in Berkeley. The director is Rosemary DeSerio – and she’s been running the place for 35 years. My 3 year old son goes there now and its wonderful. Her number is 510-333-3198.
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Sept 2014

Re: Preschool Recommendations near Berkeley for 3 yr old

Have you considered Benvenue Children’s House run by Rosemary Richie? I have had 2 daughters graduate from there and go on to be very successful in Berkeley Public Schools, even as late fall birthday students young for their grades. They are both happy, well socialized, and doing great academically. Benvenue Children’s House is a really sweet, personal, Montessori-based pre-school with an intimate feel and a really inclusive, diverse learning approach. There’s only 12 kids at a time (so you might want to call to see if there are spaces: 510-328-3532. Both of my girls could count to 10 in 8 different languages, and know more about worldly cuisine, traditions and arts than most – and again – they were more than Kindergarden ready when the time came. Emiliana from Berkeley

Feb 2012

Is Benvenue Children’s House still around? I tried calling the number in BPN and on SavvySource and it no longer goes through. Does anyone have any recent experience with this school, as we looked at it a while ago and am interested in it now. Thanks curious Mom

yes, benvenue children’s house still exists and it is a wonderful preschool. our son is in his second year there and we feel like it has allowed him to thrive in countless ways – socially, emotionally, and academically. we particularly appreciate the substantial time the school devotes to music, art, culinary arts, and gardening, and how the school explores and embraces culture in a way that truly celebrates how our children are part of a global community. rosemary (who runs the school), djuna, iris, and all of the other educators there are the best at what they do. we feel extremely fortunate to have our son there and will be sad to leave come kindergarten. leo

Nov 2003

Re: Seeking smaller preschool for shy 3 1/2 year old
I see you’ve already received alot of recommendations for preschools. But I wanted to put in a word for my son’s preschool. He was also a very shy boy and we were concerned about the sizes of the preschools which we visited, many of them just felt overwhelming. We found a wonderful, small montessori school in Berkeley, called Benvenue Children’s House. Rosemary has been teaching the school for over 25 years, she is a gifted educator and her program is exceptional (dance, languages, cultural events, cooking). Georgie, the second teacher in the school, has also been there for years and is also a real gem. The school is in a very sweet little house on a lovely street. It would be a shame not to see it. She only takes about 16 children each year, but she may have openings for next year, so please give her a call. Wonderful place. Her number is (510) 540-6550. the2nibs

February 2003

Re: Intimate, warm preschool with fewer than 20 kids
I’d recommend Benvenue Children’s House in the Elmwood area of Berkeley. It is exactly as you described a small preschool in a private home with two wonderful and very experienced teachers. I believe they are in the phone book and the contact is Rosemary Richie. My daughter started there at 2 and a half until five and was quite happy. patinegypt

October 2001

I’m looking for parent information on Benvenue Children’s Center in Berkeley — anyone have any pros or cons to pass on? molly & todd

My child has been at Benvenue for two months and I like it very much. Rosemary is a legend, and has been a “kid” person for a long time. I also like the field trips, dance etc. My daughter always comes home singing a new song. There is no “nap” time, however, and this is a drawback for me, but one that I’m living with. Kelly

description, interesting facts, what other events happened on July 19 in history

Taynitskaya, the oldest tower of the Moscow Kremlin, was laid on the Moskva River

July 19, 1485 (537 years ago)

Detailed description:

Tainitskaya tower with a gate in the 19th century (Photo: ru.wikipedfia.org) In the last years of the 15th century, Ivan III conceived a great restructuring of the towers and walls of the Kremlin. The construction of the Kremlin fortifications began with the Tainitskaya Tower. A well was dug under the tower.

In the event of a siege, it was possible to supply the Kremlin with water through it and the underground passage. On July 19, 1485, the Italian master Anton Fryazin (Antonio Gilardi) laid the foundation stone of the oldest of the towers of the Moscow Kremlin – Taynitskaya.

At the end of the 17th century a tent was erected over the tower.

In 1770, the tower was demolished, as the Kremlin began to build the Kremlin Palace according to the project of Vasily Bazhenov. However, in 1771-1773, the tower was restored with the subsequent superstructure of the tent top. By analogy with the tower, the Tainitsky Garden, located along the Kremlin wall, was named overlooking the banks of the Moscow River. Here was the Church of the Annunciation with the Zhitny yard, where the stocks of bread for the royal court were stored, as well as the church of Saints Constantine and Helena. Church of the Annunciation was destroyed in 1932, and on the site of the Constantino-Eleninsky Church, destroyed in 1928, until the mid-1960s, children’s Christmas trees were arranged.

On a high hill that borders the territory of the garden, before the October Revolution there was a memorial complex to the Tsar-Liberator Alexander II, built with voluntary donations from the Russian people at the end of the 19th century and destroyed in 1918-1920.

In 1930-1933, the tower was restored, the archer was again dismantled, the well was filled up, and a passage gate was laid outside. Today, the Taynitskaya Tower is the oldest of the 20 towers of the Moscow Kremlin, the central tower of the southern wall of the Kremlin. Its height is 38.4 meters.

Did you know that July 19 is still in history

In 1270

In the Tatar Horde, Ryazan prince Roman Olegovich was executed for refusing to renounce the Orthodox faith, who was later canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church – Taynitskaya.

In 1551

the Treaty of Carlsburg confirmed the rights of the Habsburgs to Hungary and Transylvania.

In 1586

John DAVIES’ expedition reached the southern coast of Greenland, called the Land of Desolation.

In 1650

Turkish sultan Osman-aga concluded a military alliance with Bogdan Khmelnitsky in Chigirin.

In 1695

In Great Britain, the first marriage announcements are published in the popular collection “How to improve the economy and trade”.

In 1789

The then still little-known deputy M. Robespierre first came out with the support of the revolutionaries.

In 1799

The Rosetta Stone was found thanks to it the language of Ancient Egypt was deciphered.

In 1799

The Russian-American company was founded in Irkutsk to develop Alaska.

In 1802

The Dupont de Nemours Chemical Concern was founded in the USA. The founder of the company was a young French immigrant. The company began with the production of gunpowder and other explosives, and only in our century, its range of products expanded to the production of paints, si

In 1814

English navigator M. Flinders named the Green Continent Australia for the first time in his book.

In 1822

The French scientist Joseph Niepce produced the world’s first photograph.

In 1825

On the day of Anna Petrovna’s departure from Trigorskoe, PUSHKIN handed her the poem “K*”. Fifteen years later, the composer GLINKA wrote a romance to these words and dedicated it to the woman he was in love with, the daughter of Anna Kern.

In 1866

A law was passed allowing the use of the metric system in the United States.

In 1870

the Holy See proclaimed the dogma of the infallibility of the Pope. This decision was adopted at the First Vatican Council in April by 553 votes to two. The infallibility of the pope consisted in the following: the pope is the successor of the apostle PETER and as vicar of CHRIST and chapter

In 1871

The province of British Columbia was included in Canada.

In 1886

Franz Liszt gave his last concert in Luxembourg. Two days later he arrived in Bayrete to take part in the Wagner celebrations. The composer went to bed with a severe cold that turned into pneumonia, and on the last day of the month he died on the 75th

In 1900

The Paris Metro was opened. Its construction was supervised by Fulgens BENVENUE, and the construction of metro stations was led by the architect Hector Guimard, who designed the ground entrances in the Art Nouveau style. Currently the length of the Parisian

In 1905

In Russia, at the congress of zemstvo representatives, an attempt to establish elective government within the framework of a constitutional monarchy was recognized as a failure and the development of a draft Russian constitution began.

In 1908

In London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral, the bishop, blessing the Olympics, said the phrase: “The main thing is not victory, but participation.”

In 1909

French aviator Hubert LATAM, having accepted the challenge of the Daily Mail, which offered 1000 pounds sterling to the first pilot to cross the English Channel in an airplane, failed. Having flown 10-13 km, he fell into the sea due to an engine malfunction, which n

In 1914

Grigory RASPUTIN survived an assassination attempt.

In 1915

the English Football Association decided that due to the war all international matches were to be canceled the following year.

In 1916

Poet Alexander BLOK was called to serve in the army.

In 1919

The victory parade continued for 21 hours in London.

In 1920

An extraordinary commission for the eradication of illiteracy was established in Russia.

In 1924

The first issue of “Red Sport” was published.

In 1926

Yekaterinoslav was renamed Dnepropetrovsk.

In 1927

The first domestic airboat was tested in Leningrad.

In 1928

China annulled all “unfair” treaties with European states.

In 1930

The Government of Finland deported the leaders of the Finnish Communist Party to the USSR.

In 1930

Ceremonial opening of the Khibiny mountain station of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR “Tietta” – a research center on the Kola Peninsula. In 1934 the station was transformed into the Kola Base, and in 1949 the Kola Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences was established. Now the Kola Research Institute

In 1936

The leader of the Spanish Communists, D. Ibarruri, in a speech on the radio for the first time proclaimed the slogan “No pasaran!” .

In 1937,

Goebbels opened an exhibition of “degenerate art”, where the works of avant-garde artists were exhibited.

In 1937

Writer Nikolai OLEINIKOV was arrested as a spy and enemy of the people.

In 1940

New cars were banned in England during the war.

In 1943

Winston Churchill presented a plan to use icebergs as floating air bases.

In 1946

Marilyn MONROE’s first screen test, as a result of which she signed a contract with the Twentieth Century-Fox film studio.

In 1949

Independence of Laos was proclaimed.

In 1949

US President G. Truman declared that the USSR would destroy itself.

In 1951

The first airship built in the UK after the R-101 disaster made its first flight at Cardington. This small airship, called the Buenmouth, was built with funds from the English Airship Club under the direction of Lord Ventry.

B 1952

Finnish President Juho PAASIKIVI opened the XV Olympic Games in Helsinki, in which Soviet athletes took part for the first time. The hero of the Games was the Czech Emil ZATOPEK, who won the distances of 5 and 10 km, as well as in the marathon.

In 1954

Elvis PRESLEY’s first single “That’s All Right Mama/Blue Moon Of Kentucky” was released – Sun studio.0003

In 1966

50-year-old Frank SINATRA married 20-year-old Mia FURROW.

In 1969

Indira GANDHI ordered the nationalization of 14 major Indian banks.

In 1980

The XX Olympic Games opened in Moscow. Without the participation of 56 states, led by the United States, protesting against the invasion of Afghanistan. On the eve of the Olympics, Moscow was cleared of unwanted elements – from prostitutes to dissidents. “Olympic Village”, in which

In 1991

B. YELTSIN issued a decree on the “departization” of all state bodies of Russia.

In 1991

Thousands of residents of Tehran fled the city in panic when a Chinese astrologer predicted an imminent earthquake there.

In 1992

Russian ruble stopped circulation in Latvia.

In 1993

In the United States, when recruiting for the military, it is illegal to ask questions about the sexual orientation of recruits.

In 1996

The XXVI Olympic Games began in Atlanta with a record 10,744 athletes. Interest in them was so great that the French-language state television station “Swiss 4” broadcast them without interruption from July 19 until the end of

and Applied Psychoanalysis” with the approval of the initiative of a number of Russian organizations, including the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Russian Academy of Copper

In 2001

In the evening, the only concert of the famous British singer Elton John took place in Tsarskoye Selo. Prince of Monaco ALBERT, couturier Giorgio ARMANI, Queen of Spain MARIA, as well as Mstislav ROSTROPOVICH and Oleg YANKOVSKY, Boris NEMTSOV

In 2002

The music festival “Slavianski Bazaar” began in Vitebsk.

In 2002

In Sergiyev Posad the first Russian festival of hot air balloons – the Sky of St. Sergius – opened. The organizers plan to make it an annual event.

In 2002

The chief operating officer of AOL Time Warner Corporation was fired. He will be replaced by two people who will report directly to the chief executive officer of the corporation.

In 2002

Microsoft stock fell $1.55 to $49.56, or 3%, after the company downgraded its financial guidance for the current 2003 fiscal year.

In 2002

New York. Trading on the US stock market on Friday ended with a deep collapse. The Dow fell to the level of October 1998

Complete collection of poems. – M. – L.