Day care south austin: Child Care & Preschools – South Austin Moms

Child Care & Preschools – South Austin Moms

Preschools

Pint Size Playhouse
www.pint-sizeplayhouse.com
[email protected]
512-282-6644

The Homeschool
www.thehomeschoolatx.com
512-643-3650
[email protected]

Ashlie’s Imagination Station
www.ashliesimaginationstation.com
12502 Scissortail Dr
Manchaca, TX 78652
512.806.8525
[email protected]

Noah’s Ark Preschool 
www.noahsarkaustin.com
512-327-0295

Stepping Stone School
www.steppingstoneschool.com
9325 Alice Mae Lane
Austin TX 78748
512-420-0632

INIC- International Immersion Center
inic-edu.com
2100 W William Cannon Drive
Austin TX 78745
512-435-7868

Atelier Preescolar
www.atelierpreescolar.com
8305 W Highway 71
Austin TX 78735
512-964-3319
[email protected] 

Montessori

Austin Children’s Montessori
www. montessoriaustin.com
8807 Manchaca Road
Austin TX 78748
[email protected]
512-291-5522

Mariposa Montessori
www.mariposamontessori.com
3338 Paisano Trail
Austin TX 78745
[email protected]
512-428-4280

La Tribu Rural- Montessori Bilingual Immersion
www.latribuaustin.com
9000 Manchaca Road
Austin TX 78748
512-428-6688

Parkside Community Montessori
www.parksidecommunityschool.org
3207 W Slaughter Lane
Austin TX 7848
512-472-2559

Nannies

College Sitters
www.collegenanniesandtutors.com
[email protected] 

Drop In

Star Center Gymnastics 
Mothers Morning Out T-TH 9-1:30 (drop in, but its helpful to call ahead!)
http://www.austinstarcenter.com/mother-s-morning-out
512-280-8532
[email protected]

Kid Spa Austin Drop-In Childcare
www. kidspa.com/
Circle C
512-301-5772

Day Care

Mainspring Schools
www.mainspringschools.org
1100 W Live Oak St
Austin TX 78704
512-442-2301
[email protected]

Sun Moon & Stars Learning Center
www.sunmoonandstarslearningcenter.com 
3808/3810 S 1st St
Austin TX 78704
512-326-2010
[email protected]

Children’s Discovery Center
www.discoveryschools.com
3515 Convict Hill Rd
Austin TX 78749
512-899-2267
[email protected]

Growing Imaginations
www.growingimaginationsdaycare.com
5410 S 1st St
Austin TX 78745
512-383-1001
[email protected]

Star Center Gymnastics 
Afterschool Care 
http://www.austinstarcenter.com/afterschool
512-280-8532
[email protected]

Child Care in South Austin | Sweet Briar CDC

CHILD CARE
IN SOUTH AUSTIN

We’ve been serving Austin, Kyle & Buda since 1961

IN SOUTH AUSTIN

Sweet Briar Child Development Center opened in 1961 when Mrs. Ellen Smith recognized the need for childcare in South Austin. The Sandra Campus was the first childcare center to open south of the river in Austin! In 2013 our Woodway Village Campus opened in Southeast Austin in the Woodway Village Apartments. We are proud of our long history as a quality certified learning center in South Austin.

Our Commitment to Quality: Our centers have achieved the highest quality certifications. We have a 4 STAR rating from Texas Rising Star, a statewide certification program. We actively collaborate with The United Way of Austin in their Success by 6 School Readiness initiative. Our quality rating allows us to participate in the Austin Independent School District Pre-K partnership. This partnership allows our center to be recognized as an AISD Pre K campus.

Our Mission: Our goal is to provide a foundation for life-long learning through high quality early care and education meeting the social, emotional, and developmental needs for the children we serve. We strive to assist parents in recognizing education is a partnership, and their role is especially vital in supporting their child’s educational success.

We’d love to have your family become a Sweet Briar family!

Having Ayden at Sweet Briar CDC is the best thing that I could have done for him. I searched everywhere for a center that lived up to my standards, expectations, and had a quality-learning environment with quality-trained teachers. When I walked into Sweet Briar CDC for the first time I knew that I had found the center where my son had to be. I worked in child care for 14 years and knew what I was looking for.

MARTHA N.

Honestly, words can not express our gratitude for the genuine love and kindness your teachers have bestowed upon our daughter, I truly could not be more pleased with the knowledge your staff has in developing children into bright and respectful little citizens.

MARIA T.

We have nothing but awesome and fond memories of the daycare and the staff. You have all been wonderful in helping us out with our children. Ryan, Brandon, Isaiah and now Ava will always remember Sweet Briar CDC. I will definitely refer your center when asked about daycare facilities in the South Austin area!

ERIKA F.

SANDRA
CAMPUS

205 Sandra Street
Austin, TX 78745
512-442-0405

Monday through Friday
6:45am – 6:00pm

WOODWAY VILLAGE CAMPUS

4600 Nuckols Crossing Rd.
Austin, TX 78744
512-447-7906

Monday through Friday
7:00am – 6:00pm

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Austin Summer Camp (2022)

This year we are ready for new adventures! Now we are located in an even more convenient place for games, we have a beautiful shady area. We again travel daily to the most interesting places in the city (see some of them on the pages of the magazine) and help children get to the camp and home on their favorite cartoon bus. This year our theme is fairy tales.

Hours: 9 am – 5 pm (with 8 am – 6 pm available)

Price: $80 per day (food and excursions included)

Per week: $400 (food and excursions included) + $50 per week if you need a bus that runs every day to South Austin (the route varies slightly depending on people’s addresses who signed up for a particular week, the itinerary consists of 2-3 collection points in South, SouthWest, and Central Austin.The bus picks up the children and takes them to our building at the beginning of the camp at 9:00 am.In the evening, our cartoon bus brings the children to the same collection points by 5:00-5:30 pm)

Payment method: PayPal or Zelle on [email protected] (or using any card and Square terminal at the entrance to our building)

Weekly schedule:

9:00 – 12:00 Academic and game classes with Alena Obergan*
9:00 am – 12:00 pm Independent work with a magic notebook**
9:00 am – 10:30 am Sports games every day with Katya Lova
10:30 am – 12:00 pm Kitchen (Mon, Wed, Fri) with Katya Lemen
10:30 — 12:00 French (Tue) with Olesya Kharchenko
10:30 — 12:00 Illustrations with Lena Budanaeva-Ramskaya

12:00 — 13:00 Lunch (we provide food and snacks)

13:00 — 17:00 Academic and game classes with Irina Makarenko***
13:00 — 15:30 Board and active games with Lena Budanaeva-Ramskaya
13:00 — 14:00 Science and robotics classes, lego club and minecraft construction
13:00 — 17:00 Ceramics, potter’s wheel, creativity ( Thu and Fri) with Alexander Gorelov
13:00 — 15:00 Chess (Tue), Paper Architecture (Thurs), Graphics in a Square (Fri) with Sergey Yudin
15:00 — 17:00 Creativity (Mon, Tue, Wed) and Fashion Design (Fri) with Anastasia Shimanskaya

Themes of the weeks:

May 30 — Dr. Aibolit
June 6 — Pinocchio
June 13 — Alice in the Country Miracles
June 20 – The Little Prince
June 27 – Wild Swans
July 4 – Peter Pan
July 11 – Moomin Trolls
July 18 – Pappy Longstocking
July 25 – The Jungle Book
August 1 – Dunno Adventures
August 8 – Chippolino
August 15 – The Tale of Tsar Saltan

Additional information:

*the program includes: boring mathematics, time travel, entertaining geography, the world of animation and a literary club

**magic notebook consists of 25 pages for independent work (with the help of counselors): crossword puzzles, logical and creative tasks

***the program includes: interactive reading and Russian language, mathematical races, the world around us and animated paper

Excursions:

In addition to daily trips to nearby parks, we will visit many interesting places. Specific excursions will be selected according to the weather and the age of the students. In the first week it will be a zoo and an animal shelter.

Alliance Children’s Garden
Austin Animal Center
Austin Aquarium
Austin Nature and Science Center
Austin Zoo
Barton Springs Pool
Capital of Texas Zoo
Dick Nichols Park
Dinosaur Park
Inner Space Caverns
Laguna
Miller Park
Texas Capitol
Wildflower Center
Zilker Sculpture Garden
Zilker Botanical Garden

There is a bus to South Austin (South, SouthWest, and Central Austin) The itinerary consists of 2-3 pickup points in South, SouthWest, and Central Austin The bus picks up the kids and takes them to our building at the start of the camp at 9:00 am In the evening, our cartoon bus brings the kids to the same pickup points by 5:00 AM -5:30 pm We invite you to join the summer camp from the Russian Cultural Center in Austin!0003

To register, please fill out these 2 forms ( Enrollment Form & Transportation Agreement ) and send them to news@russianaustin. com You can pay either with any card using the terminal at the entrance to the building, or simply make a transfer by PayPal to [email protected]

You can choose the weeks you want to attend or sign up for an individual week (you can pay via PayPal transfer to [email protected] or by credit card using the terminal at the entrance to the building).

The summer camp started on May 31st and runs every day (Mon-Fri) until August 20th from 9 am to 5 pm. On some days there is an additional program parents night out (18:00-21:00). Children 13-15 years old help in the camp. If your teenagers are interested in being counselors, please write to us.

And here is how the summer camp went last year 2021:

The theme of our summer camp in 2021 is travel. This summer we have studied 11 countries, children have learned a lot about their culture, geography, history and even learned a little language. We also did creative work based on countries. Of course, the camp program included dancing, joint time in nature, staging performances and performances. At the end of each week, the children created a stand about the country and an exhibition of their work. And of course, the daily class “Science”, in which children studied complex scientific concepts and carried out experiments themselves (for example, isolated DNA themselves). Classes are held in an interactive form when children can ask any questions, talk about their experiences and even associations – in such a playful way, knowledge from different fields of science is much better remembered. We try to give children knowledge both in the school curriculum and in the form of interactive development in the form of experiments and participation in a mobile planetarium.

Information about the Russian Cultural Center in Austin:

— Who works at the Russian Cultural Center and how is the work organized?

All school administrative work is done entirely by volunteers; 100% of the payment goes to the rent of the premises, the necessary materials and the salaries of teachers. Our teachers are wonderful people and true professionals in their field. Of course, the school really needs volunteers to help organize. Please write to us if you would like to support the work of the Center in general or the work of the school in particular.

— What is Austin Russian Cultural Center?

Russian Cultural Center (RussianAustin.com) is a non-profit project aimed at uniting and promoting Russian culture in the city of Austin, Texas. The Center became a non-profit organization 503(c)(3) in 2020. We try for you and hold a large number of events, organize exhibitions, holidays, and concerts. Of the projects already implemented by the Center: the print magazine Russian Austin, this site with many interviews of Russian-speaking residents of the city and other useful resources, the online school Sputnik and the virtual extension Virtual Wolf Cubs in Russian, In our immediate plans: the further development of the Russian school “Sputnik”. The center also develops online resources and arranges events for physical communication and support of our community. It is important to note that the Center is focused on promoting and uniting the cultures of Russian-speaking countries and popularizing our culture in the United States. Please note that no political aspects are within the scope of work and interests of the Russian Cultural Center in Austin.

– I didn’t find the answer to my question. Where to apply?

We are ready to answer any questions by email – [email protected] or via FB messenger – write to Olga Ovcharenko.

Photo and video of the summer camp 2021:

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Sudan filed a complaint with the UN against the actions of South Sudan

Sudan filed a complaint with the UN against the actions of South Sudan – Rossiyskaya Gazeta

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Sudan sent an official complaint to the UN Security Council, which accuses the authorities of Southern Sudan in creating an environment of instability in the border state of South Kordofan.

The Sudanese news agency SUNA, citing Foreign Minister Ali Ahmed Karti, reported that “the complaint accuses South Sudan of creating instability, undermining peace and supporting rebel groups in the state.” Khartoum is committed to stability and peace, but the government of South Sudan is hostile to its neighbor, the minister said. “We were the first to recognize the independence of South Sudan and extended a hand of cooperation,” the minister said, accusing the authorities of the newly created state of claiming South Kordofan, which is located to the north of it.

South Sudan, in turn, accuses Khartoum of bombing the villages of representatives of the Nubian ethnic group of South Kordofan, which supported the southerners during the civil war. The UN Security Council expressed concern about the atmosphere of tension between the two states and the increase in violence in the border area.

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