After school preschool: Preschool & Before/After School Programs

After School – Preschool | After School | VPK | Summer Camp

Discover the Ultimate AfterSchool & Pick-Up Program for Children Ages 5-12!

As a working parent, your schedule simply doesn’t match that of your child. You can’t leave work early to pick up your kid after school, but you need to make sure your child is well cared-for, safe, and secure. So how do you handle those hours between the time school ends and the time you can get home?

Great question. And we have an even better answer:

I’m ready: Sign my children up for our after-school, pick-up program now!

At A Child’s Academy, we understand what it means to you to leave your child in the care of someone else. You need to know your child is physically, emotionally, and educationally cared for – our after school programs in Gainesville FL ensure just that.

That’s why A Child’s Academy is extending our services to include your elementary school kids.

ACA houses the Best After School Programs in Gainesville FL.

A Child’s Academy’s Before and After School Program supports the development of children’s emotional, social, physical and cognitive skills by referring to the five pillars of character: Respect, Trustworthiness, Honesty, Caring, and Self-Expression. It is through the promotion of these core values that children develop skills they will utilize for their entire lives.

1. Discover ACA

You found us! The first step to registering your child in one of the care and education programs that we offer is finding the perfect center for your needs. A Child’s Academy is Gainesville Florida’s #1 Preschool, After School, VPK, and Summer Care provider.

2. Schedule a Tour

Once you have ready up a bit on the programs and curriculum we offer we can coordinate a time for you to visit our facility. Our team will schedule a tour that works with your schedule for you to see our classrooms, play areas, as well as the ins/outs of our Preschool.

3. Select a Program

Once you have seen our facility and met our wonderful staff you’re steadily approaching the final portions of the registration process. From here all that’s left is talking an ACA team member & discussing what the right child care program for your needs would be.

Schedule a Tour!

With our After School Programs in Gainesville FL:

Now sure, it sounds like a convenient solution for you (after all, we’re one of the few child care centers that will actually pick your child up from school. ) But is it the best option for your kids? Will they be happy? Will they want to be here? Absolutely!

HERE’S WHY:

When you Choose ACA You’re Choosing from the Best After School Programs in Gainesville FL!

When you enroll your child in our after-school program, you receive the same benefits as our full-time, child-care students. These benefits include: experienced educators, CPR certified staff, and our unbeatable commitment to our students and their families (which has earned us two prestigious certifications).

Bottom line…if you are looking for after school programs in Gainesville FL, there is no better option. Once you get your child involved in our after-school program, you can feel confident knowing your child is safe and secure. And you’ll be delighted when you pick up a happy, active child. They’ll have such a great time they almost won’t want to go home.

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Best After School Programs in Gainesville FL

A Child’s Academy has been serving Gainesville Florida as the go-to preschool, VPK, After School Care, Summer Camp, and Gainesville Daycare services for over four decades.

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Gainesville, FL 32605

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Preschool In Riverside | Sierra Preschool & After School

Sierra Preschool serving Riverside and Corona

Welcome to Sierra Preschool & After School in Riverside! We strive to make each day as academically engaging and fun as possible, so that your child is excited to return to school each day. We place strong emphasis on holistic learning and are committed to our students’ positive academic and character development.

Together, with our experienced staff and team of administrators, we aim to create an atmosphere that both parents and their children can benefit from. We want our parents to have confidence in our programming and curriculum and we feel the best way to nurture that is through transparency and student performance!

Our curriculum builds upon the best practices of early childhood education. Our approach to teaching focuses on mastery of core concepts through hands-on activities and multi-medium learning.

Each month of our program is theme-based with creative learning experiences for each student age group! We want to expand our students’ knowledge base beyond academics to provide an enriching, immersive, and fun learning experience.

There is no other time in life when so much is learned as in the 

FIRST FIVE YEARS!

With our small class sizes, you can be sure that your child will receive the best support and guidance while learning. Our highly-qualified and experienced staff are committed to seeing their students grow and are genuinely excited to be part of their students’ journeys to success. Our teachers provide regular performance assessments on each of their students, so they can better tailor their teaching methods to the needs of their class.

Aside from our Preschool and Montessori, we also offer school age care, after school care, child care, and daycare services as well. We have been serving the greater Riverside community for many years, and we look forward to continuing our impact!

Parents Reviews About Us

My granddaughter has been attending this school for 3 years. She has breakfast, lunch and snack there.  She also takes a nap.

My daughter has been attending Sierra Preschool for 2 years now and She has learned and grown so much in that time.

I am a first time mommy and this will be the first time I am separating my son from family day care to an actually child care center

I first enrolled my son at Sierra Preschool when he was 2 years old (2011/2012) and have been referring my friends ever since.

Now Serving the Cities of Riverside, La Sierra, and Corona!

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16 correct questions for a child after school

The new school year will start soon. Some of the children will change teachers. Someone will make new friends, someone will go to school for the first time. How to find out how the adaptation at school is going if the child does not answer questions directly? Let’s be cunning by coming up with different wordings of questions. Here they are.

Usually the dialogue with the student looks like this:

“Hey honey, how was your day?”
“Good”
“What did you do at school today?”
“I don’t know”
“Hmm, what do you mean I don’t know?”
“I don’t remember”
“Can you remember one thing?”
“I don’t remember, mom”
“Okay, did you do any project today or something like that?”
“Yes”
“Oh, what was that?”
“Hmm… I don’t remember, Mom, please stop asking me!”

Upsets? Still would! But you must understand that general questions are not what will bring your child to clean water. We need to act differently.
I realized pretty quickly that if I wanted to know how my son’s day went and what was going on in his life, I had to be strategic.
As parents, we obviously want to know what happens in our children’s lives when they are not with us. And we definitely want to know how their high school experience goes.
In fact, two of the questions on the list below helped me discover a bullying situation that was happening at my own son’s school! So asking is very important. To get to the truth, you need to have some unusual questions on hand to ask the kids, and at the same time, so that they are not limited to the answers “yes”, “no” or “great”. Luckily, we have a whole list of open questions for kids that are perfect for this purpose. Good luck!

16 questions to ask kids about their school day and have them answer you:

1. Who did you play with at recess?

2. Who was sitting next to you in class today?

3. What was your favorite moment today?

4. When were you sad today?

5. Did you help someone at school today?

6. What book did you read today in literature?

7. What is the funniest thing that happened in your class today?

8. What is the most interesting thing you heard at school today?

9. If you could only change one thing about your school, what would it be?

10. If you had $1,000 to buy something for your school, what would you buy?

11. What is the funniest thing that happened at recess today?

12. Which of the guys had something unusual happen today?

13. Who is your best friend?

14. What was the most difficult thing today?

15. What do you like most about your teacher?

16. Who is the most handsome in your class?

Talking to our children about school is a great opportunity to learn how they learn and interact with peers and teachers. It’s also a good way to probe for any potential bullying situations so you can intervene before they get out of hand.
I found out about the bullying situation at my son’s school when I asked questions 4 and 9. They were the key to get the child to talk and talk about his concerns. I would never have known about the bully if I had not asked these two questions to my child and it is not known how this story would have ended.
Now I try to be ready with questions for children that are well formulated and work. This is a real salvation when you are faced with daily childish silence. The next time your child doesn’t feel like making contact, try pulling out this list of questions to ask the kids about their school day.
Perhaps this is exactly what you need to break the ice and start a conversation.

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Life after school: army or university

Schooling has come to an end. Exams were successfully passed, graduation parties died down. The next page of a young man’s life is turned over. But it often happens that not all young men know what to do next – go to the army or get higher education at the university? We will try to answer this question from a legal point of view.

After passing the final exams in the form of the Unified State Examination and receiving a certificate, the graduate has the right to enter any higher educational institution.

As a rule, in the vast majority of Russian universities, the acceptance of documents, including the competitive selection procedure, falls at the beginning of July. This year, the deadlines for submitting documents are specified in the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated October 14, 2015. According to it,

• for full-time and part-time forms, the deadline for accepting documents is no later than June 20;
• deadline for accepting documents from applicants based on the results of additional entrance examinations of a creative and (or) professional orientation – no earlier than July 7;
• The deadline for completing all ongoing introductory events is July 26.

That is, for a month young people are in a borderline state: they are no longer schoolchildren, but not yet students. What about young people, they turn 18 and, not having time to apply to the university, they fall under the summer draft into the army?

All issues related to conscription for compulsory military service are regulated by the Federal Law of March 28, 1998 N 53-ФЗ “On military duty and military service”.

Some time ago there was a serious problem in which young people who had just graduated from school, but had already reached the age of 18, could be called up for military service. Currently, the law provides for a special deferment for high school graduates, which is valid until October 1 of the year of graduation.

If a student turns 18 years old before receiving a certificate, he must submit a certificate to the military registration and enlistment office (form 26).

After graduation, he has the right to receive a deferment for entering a university, but only if he successfully passed the exam. To apply for a deferment to the military registration and enlistment office, you must bring a certificate and a certificate with the results of exams.

After admission, another deferral comes into effect, which is given for higher education.

At the same time, there are certain rules for granting such a delay.

• First of all, the young person must enroll in a university for the first time after graduating from high school (and not college or technical school), that is, not to use their right to deferment before.
• Second, only those who are enrolling in a bachelor’s or specialist’s degree program are eligible for the deferment. It is important to note that if the deferral was used for the period of study in educational institutions of secondary specialized education (college or technical school), then its re-use when entering a university, unfortunately, is impossible.
• Also, a deferral is not granted when receiving a second higher education. The second deferment is possible only for admission to the magistracy after the bachelor’s degree and postgraduate studies.

But if a graduate has not passed the Unified State Examination, then he is not granted a deferment. If there are no other restrictions for military service, he will join the army. A young man will be able to retake the exams, but after the service.

This also applies to those who have not scored the required number of points for admission. Since retaking the exam for such young people is provided only after a year, and a delay for this time is not provided, he may be called upon.

It is also important to note that if, after completing 11th grade, a young man decides to enter a technical school or college instead of a higher educational institution, he is also not granted a deferment.

In any case, in accordance with paragraph 1 of Art. 28 of the Federal Law “On military duty and military service”, a deferment from conscription for military service is granted by the decision of the draft commission.