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Every day your child’s imagination grows and their curiosity gathers momentum—Kiddie Academy of Harmony empowers and celebrates all of it.
Our Life Essentials® learning approach and curriculum encourages children to explore and progress in their own way, and at their own pace. At Kiddie Academy of Harmony, your child will grow socially, physically, emotionally and intellectually. Our highly trained teachers are there every step of the way to guide, nurture and cultivate your child’s development.
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Why Harmony families and Kiddie Academy find each other
Our approach to early education is to capture the momentum of curiosity and involve parents in every minute of it. That includes you.
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Guided by our well-rounded philosophy and curriculum, our highly trained teachers help develop what’s unique in every child—nurturing imagination, fostering creativity and preparing them for school and for life.
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We believe every Kiddie Academy should feel like an extension of family. Take a look inside our Academy to see what makes us the perfect place for your child.
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Nothing matters more than your child’s health, safety and security.
That’s why every Kiddie Academy follows our strict health and disinfection guidelines called Health Essentials, has a restricted-entry system and a thoroughly vetted staff trained in first aid, CPR and emergency drills.
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“Nurturing and loving care. Professional administration staff. Clean and safe environment. My children love going there and learning something new everyday. We have been with Kiddie Academy since they open. ”
Jalpa P., Harmony
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Hari N., Harmony
“My child has fun while learning, she has adored each teacher that she has had so far.
Teachers are kind and thoughtful not only to the kids but also to all of our family. You guys have a great curriculum, you are creative in your daily activities, teachers take photos and videos of my child… ”
Raelynn B., Harmony
“My son is happy to go to school everyday so I feel confident that he is in a safe and caring environment. ”
Jamie B., Harmony
“I have no complaints, I love the Teachers , live camera access and the environment ”
Ruth H., Harmony
“They are wonderful ”
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, Harmony
“We appreciate the kindness that the teachers show for our children. The Pre-K program really prepared our son for kindergarten and set him up for success academically. ”
Julie W., Harmony
“Teachers are patient e the kids. They have a greater understanding of how to navigate behavior. The curriculum. ”
Stephanie R., Harmony
“Kiddie Academy has been such a blessing to our family! Our kids are happy and healthy! I am impressed with the cleanliness of the facility, friendliness of the staff, and the parent communication is impeccable! The teachers we have go above and beyond and my kids are actually excited to be there!!!! I love the… ”
Catherine F.
, Harmony
“Boston is a happy 4Yr old and enjoys going to school everyday. That’s what matters the most to me at this point. ”
Grant G., Harmony
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Your family is unique to you, but some of your questions might not be. 😉 Here’s what most parents want to know when starting out.
What is NeighborSchools?
Hey there, nice to meet you 👋 We’re a new-ish startup that helps new-ish parents find daycare.
We know how hard finding good child care can be – especially for first-time parents. But really good care is what gives you the peace of mind to go back to work and feel confident that your child is getting the stimulation, socialization, and support they need to learn and grow.
So we created NeighborSchools to make this piece of parenthood a whole lot easier. We say “easier” because, let’s be honest, it’s still a big thing to figure out, but working together we can help you find some good options, understand the whole process, and choose a program you’ll feel really good about.
How’s it work?
Most first-time parents don’t know exactly what they’re looking for, so we created a simple survey that will ask you questions about your lifestyle, your daily routines, and your preferences for child care.
We’ll then share 3 personalized recommendations that we think might be a good fit. We’ll also give you a timeline that maps out when we would suggest you start touring programs, choose a daycare, and pay a deposit to secure a spot. Your timeline is based on when you want to start care – so you set the pace, and you decide when you’ve found the right match.
Is there a cost?
Nope. Our daycare recommendation service is free for parents. The other half of our business is helping these small-scale daycares with software and services that handle all their administrative tasks, like online contracting, payment processing, and licensing requirements. Before NeighborSchools, services like these were only designed for large corporate child care centers, and part of our mission is to level the playing field for small, independent child care programs. That’s why we picked the name NeighborSchools – we’re all about making child care more personal, more human, and more equitable for the incredible individuals who do this work and care for our children.
How do I know if I’m ready to take the survey?
Generally, if you’re here, you’re ready. The survey lets us give you 3 recommendations to consider, but it’ll also help you better understand what factors to consider, and what questions to be asking right now. It’s simple things like where you live, your child’s date of birth, when you want to start care, and if you have any preferences around program philosophy or language of instruction. If you’re planning 6+ months ahead, it’s a great way to get started, and if you’re hoping to start daycare in the next 2-4 months, it’s definitely time to get started. Click here to start the survey.
How do I know if a daycare has openings?
Each program has a limited number of spots for each age range, so we need to know your schedule and child’s age before we can share availability. The survey covers these basics, as well as factors like drop-off and pick-up times to make sure that recommended programs fit your daily routine.
Once we know your child’s age and schedule we can share rates and costs as well.
More questions? Text or email – we’re here to help.
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Houston taxi passengers will have to pay more. The city council decided to increase taxi fares. Taxi fares have not been raised since 2005, according to a city official. At the same time, the costs of taxi drivers themselves increased by 27%. Therefore, the city council decided to support a change in the price list for Houston taxis.
Now the cost of a trip not to the airport will increase by 13%. The initial fee to rent a car will rise from $2.50 to $2.75. For each mile of road, the passenger will pay $2.2 instead of $1.8. At the same time, the city initially proposed a 17% increase in prices, but taxi companies decided that such a price jump would be too high and offered to increase prices by 13%.
However, among the 50 megacities in the country, taxi prices in Houston are still the lowest. Even after the fare increase, the cost per mile for a Houston cab ride is still lower than the national average of $2.37.
Soon, parents of Clear Lake Independent School District students will have to pay extra for any clubs and extracurricular activities for their children, including football, theater, school band or choir.
District representatives stated that they did not want to burden their parents any more, but they had no other choice in these difficult times. The reason is simple – budget cuts. And the predictions are bleak: next school year, the district’s current budget deficit of $13 million will increase by another $4 million. As a result, from the next academic year, parents will have to pay extra for clubs and extracurricular activities of children in sports, painting, etc.
Students will have to pay $50 or $30 a year, regardless of how many clubs or extracurricular activities they attend.
The money from these fees will be used to purchase and repair uniforms and equipment.
Club fees are introduced in the district from the 2012-13 school year.
According to the developers of the project for the care of chronically ill children, the possibility of integrated care with the participation of doctors and nurses not only helps children to recover, but also saves money on the cost of hospital stays and ambulances.
Research into this theory is being conducted by a team of physicians at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston. However, the early results are already impressive. Part of the project is an urban clinic for children at high risk, modeled after a similar clinic in Dallas. Comprehensive care for a chronically ill child has been reported to involve far more hospital visits and phone calls than standard care. However, with such care, the number of life-threatening diseases is reduced by 48% and the stay in the intensive care unit is reduced by 57%.
As a result, the cost of care is reduced by almost a third.
The Houston High Risk Children’s Clinic opened in May 2011. The University of Houston provided $750,000 for the hospital, with the remainder coming from the Texas Health Commission.
In this hospital, it is possible to conduct a complete examination of the child, including tests, x-rays, visits to specialists. For families with a sick child, this is much easier than dangling from end to end of the Texas Medical Center.
Parents are encouraged to call when they have a reason to worry: calls are answered 24 hours a day by experienced nurses. They are assisted by a pediatric pulmonologist and a pediatric immunologist. As a result of the recommendations of specialists, parents are able to provide the child with qualified care at home. Well, if the child still ends up in the emergency room, specialists contact his pediatrician to reduce the risk of repeated excesses. All this helps to reduce the cost of treatment.
When talking about medical reform, one often hears proposals for better patient care that may reduce the need for expensive medical care in the future. In this project, the new system justifies itself now. The medical expenses for each of the first 20 children included in the project in the previous year’s regular system were about $500,000. Most of these costs were covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
The City has developed a new drive and parking plan for museums, Hermann Park, and Houston Rodeo visitors.
Tourist attractions in Houston usually attract a lot of visitors at this time of the year. The administration has created a new transportation plan with representatives from the Texas Medical Center, Rodeo, city museums, Hermann Park, the Houston Zoo, and the city’s METRO Public Transportation Authority.
This year, during the spring break from March 10 to 18, according to preliminary forecasts, more than 350,000 people will visit major city attractions.
Therefore, the administration advises both city residents and tourists to use the new entrance and parking plan. This will help to avoid major traffic jams and traffic problems during the holidays.
Transportation plan updates at www.houstontx.gov.
A nightclub in Houston’s Sharpstown neighborhood will close after Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan accused the owners of the establishment of creating an unhealthy environment in the area and attracting criminal activity.
As a result of a court decision, La Frontera, located at 5850 Ranchester Drive, will be closed in April. The case was the first success of a new joint program between the District Attorney’s Office and the Sharpstown Borough. The goal of the program is to shut down businesses that violate the law or allow crimes to occur on their territory.
La Frontera has been known to be a place for drug dealing, robberies, assaults and other criminal activity. In addition, the club was regularly fined by the Texas Liquor Commission for selling alcohol after 2 a.
m.
In February, Friends of the Bellaire Library donated $12,000 to the Bellaire City Library. The library plans to use the proceeds from book sales to purchase new materials, as well as a summer program for children and teens.
Bellaire City Library is located at 5111 Jessamine St., Bellaire.
Apple’s new store opens March 16 in Highland Village. It will be the company’s first stand-alone store in Houston outside the mall. The city now has six Apple stores at Memorial City Mall, the Galleria, Woodlands Mall, Baybrook Mall, First Colony Mall, and Willowbrook Mall.
A joint report by Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research and the Hobby Center for the Study of Texas named Houston the nation’s most cosmopolitan city. The report analyzed census data for 1990, 2000 and 2010.
It is noted that the impetus to the growth and ethnic diversity of the region was given by changes in immigration laws in 1965, when the United States began issuing an equal number of visas to people from all countries of the world.
It was after this that the metropolis of Houston grew significantly due to immigrants from all over the world and the children who appeared in their families. As a result, the multinationality of Houston exceeded even the level of New York, the largest city in the country.
Because Houston is the “gateway” of immigration, the city’s population does not have a racial or ethnic majority. The two largest racial-ethnic groups – Hispanics and Anglo-Saxons are almost equal in number. Neighboring cities of Pear Land and Misuri City are comparable in diversity to Houston, but significantly less segregated.
CNN: 18 children, 3 adults killed in Texas shooting
CNN: 18 children, 3 adults killed in Texas shooting – Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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Eighteen children and three adults died during firing in the American school.
Such data was distributed by CNN with reference to local authorities. Earlier it was reported about 15 dead.
The tragedy broke out in an educational institution located in the city of Uwald (Texas). The massacre was arranged by 18-year-old Salvador Romas. He came to school with a pistol and a rifle.
Gov. Greg Abbott said the attacker also killed his grandmother.
A suspect in the crime was shot dead by the police.
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