How much is tuition at kindercare: Child Care Costs & Tuition Information

A discount will be applied as follows for a family with two or more children enrolled in our Preschool Program, ages 1-5 years old.  The Child with highest tuition will pay the Standard Tuition Rate (no discount applied). A 10% discount will be applied to the child with the second highest tuition rate. A 50% discount will be applied to the Standard Tuition Rate(s) for child three and above.

​New Child Registration Fees (non-refundable): 

New Students: $75 (one child)

New Family: $100 (two or more children)

Fall Registration (due by September 1 each year)

 $55 (one child)

$75 (two or more children)

Late Fees:

Tuition Late Fee: Tuition is due on or before the 25th of each month for the following month. A $20 Late Fee will be charged if payment is received after the 1st day of the month for which it is due.

Inclement Weather: Imagine That does not follow Wake County School System closing or delays for inclement weather. In the event of inclement weather, Imagine That will make a decision based on the expected condition of the roads for that day. We will communicate with our families by emailing them and by posted it on our Facebook page. 

Late Pickup Fee:

A $15 Late Pickup Fee will be charged if your child is not picked up by 1:15 p.m.

No Tuition Reduction: Imagine That does not offer tuition reduction or makeup days for days the Center is closed due to inclement weather, holidays or any other absence not related to the child’s health.  If your child is absent due to his or her illness, then our Sick Makeup Day Policy applies.

 
Sick make up day policy:
Make Up Policy for Illness:                                                                                                                                     
If your child is out sick, he or she will be allowed to make up 2 sick days per month. The following conditions will apply.
1.    The child must be the one with the illness and not a family member.
2.    Only the child who is sick can make up a day, as their sibling can not use their make up day to come an extra day.
3.    You can only make up two days per month. 
4.    The makeup day must be within one week of the illness. 
5.    A doctor or dental appointment does not count as an illness. Please schedule your child’s doctor visits around their  

       scheduled school days.  
 Please note that we do not allow make up days for:
-The holidays that the school is open, but your child stayed home.
  You can find a complete list of our holiday closings under the Holiday Calendar tab.
-Vacations days, unless its during the months of June, July and 
  August, during this time, you only pay for the days that you attend.
-The days that the school is closed for a holiday, or inclement weather days. 
-Or, for any other reasons, beside your child being sick.

Bright Horizons Tuition Cost: Daycare, Preschool Rates & Fees Explained

Short Answer

Bright Horizons’ tuition rates vary by location, your child’s age, and your child’s care schedule. On average, infant care costs about $1,900 per month, toddler care costs about $1,800 per month, and pre-kindergarten classes cost about $1,500 per month on a full-time schedule. For more information on how much Bright Horizons costs, see below.

Bright Horizons offers age-specific programs for infants through pre-kindergarten, as well as after-school programs and summer camps for children up to age 12. It also operates Montessori-style schools for up to fifth grade.

Tuition at Bright Horizons varies based on several factors, including:^[1]

• The individual center’s fees
• The child’s age
• The child’s care schedule (full-time, part-time, or drop-in)
• The individual classroom; some classrooms feature additional programs and/or activities at a cost

Bright Horizons doesn’t post tuition rates on its website. Instead, the company recommends that you contact or visit your local Bright Horizons center to discuss your options.

We contacted Bright Horizons centers in and near seven major U. S. cities, including Boston, Los Angeles, New York City, and St. Louis, to determine how much you can expect to pay in tuition.

Several of the locations we called were unwilling to provide tuition details over the phone, but others provided quotes.

We also researched price reports from parents with children currently enrolled in Bright Horizons programs.

Tuition Rates by Age Group

In the table below, we’ve listed average price ranges by age group based on our research.

Included are the approximate tuition costs for infant care, toddler care, and preschool; we were unable to gather pricing for Bright Horizons summer camps and Montessori schools.

Keep in mind that every location is different, so it’s still best to contact the center you’re interested in for specific pricing and program information.

For more information on childcare costs, see our article on the average daycare costs per week by state and age group.

For options other than Bright Horizons, we have information on La Petite Academy’s tuition costs and tuition at The Goddard School.

Additional Costs at Bright Horizons

Though tuition plans vary by school and class, as discussed above, additional charges you may pay at Bright Horizons include the following:

Activities

Tuition includes supervised outdoor play and the basic, daily classroom curriculum.

However, some Bright Horizons classrooms offer special activities like field trips, which the base tuition amount does not include.

Fees vary significantly by event and location, ranging from as little as $4 to $20 or more per activity.^[2]

Meals

Full-time Bright Horizons tuition typically includes either family-style meals cooked by on-site chefs or two daily snacks at no additional cost. None of the locations we contacted said that they sell meal plans.^[2]

Vegetarian and allergen-free options are available, and parents will receive the menu ahead of time.

However, if your local childcare center does not offer meal service or you don’t approve of the menu options, you may also budget for and provide your child’s meals and snacks.^[3]

Bright Horizons also requires that parents provide breast milk or formula for infants who are not yet eating solid foods.^[4]

Registration Fees

Registration fees vary by location and are non-refundable. The centers we contacted quoted charges ranging from around $75 to $150 per child.

Bright Horizons requires you to register your child(ren) annually, so you’ll pay this fee each year.

Tuition & Enrollment — Wow & Flutterville Child Care

Choosing a childcare provider.

Selecting childcare is stressful. Like you, many of us here are parents too, and we understand the worry and stress. There are many factors you have to take into account when making this decision. Let’s relieve some of your pressure.

Please read about our vision —see if we are a good match for your child. Take this virtual tour. Or simply call us. Let us answer your questions and give you some sense of ease.

We very much look forward to meeting you and your family. Talk to you soon.  

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Childcare hours

All of our locations require a 2-day-per-week attendance minimum.

Sellwood: Monday-Friday 7:30am – 5:30pm.

North East: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5:30pm

Cedar Mills: Monday-Friday 7:30am-5:30pm

Summer 2023 Hours (All locations): Memorial Day-Labor Day 8:00am-5:00pm

2022-2023 Monthly Tuition Rates

Infant/Toddler (6 weeks – 3 years)*

• 2 days/week $1,250

• 3 days/week $1,650

• 4 days/week $1,850

• 5 days/week $2,150

Preschool (3+ years) 

• 2 days/week $1,050

• 3 days/week $1,240

• 4 days/week $1,400

• 5 days/week $1,600

Available Discounts

Further Details

• Parents must provide diapers, wipes and diaper cream if used.

• To buy an extra day rate is $125, if room is available. Tuition discounts do not apply towards drop in rates.

• Tuition is due on the 1st of the month with a grace period till the 3rd.

• There is a $60 fee for returned checks or declined cards or method of payments

• $50.00 tuition late fee is charged for each day late past the 3rd.

• Tuition not received after 7 days from the 1st of the month will result in no child care provided until the payment has been received, including late fees.

• If payment has not been made, a notice of default will be given and the child may lose their spot at the school.

To keep our teachers at a sustainable wage, please note all tuition rates will increase in May with a market analysis based on cost of living.

Enrollment & Waitlist:

We currently use a rolling enrollment system, which means we welcome your family to apply at any time. Wow & Flutterville teams up with PDX Waitlist to manage our waitlist. Please visit the link below to submit your application.

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Staying healthy

We have policies to ensure we provide our students, staff, and families with a safe and healthy environment.

Immunization

We require all students to be immunized or provide official documentation for immunization exemptions. Our team actively monitors and maintains student immunization records throughout the school year. Wow & Flutterville will not admit families that are unable to present the required immunization records or exemption documents.

North Portland Immunization rates for 2021-2022

Sellwood Immunization rates for 2021-2022

Cedar Mills Immunization rates for 2021-2022

COVID-19

We are taking an active approach in preparation and ongoing understanding of COVID-19. We are monitoring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), as well as state and local health departments for live and up-to-date guidance and the newest knowledge related to COVID-19.  

Refund Policy:

Our program budget is based on receiving full tuition from all children enrolled. Therefore, there are no refunds due to illness, school closures, vacations, closures due to inclement weather or power outages, holidays or staff illness. We do not refund any prepaid tuition.

Additional Fees:

Registration Fee

$200 one-time registration fee per family.

Supply Fee

$250 non-refundable annual supply fee.

Late Pick-Up Fee

$40 per every 5 minutes a child is picked up late, after a 5 minute grace period

Unforeseen emergencies happen; we understand that. Occasionally this may prevent you from picking up your child on time, and that’s ok —however, parents who are habitually late inconvenience the school’s staff and cause concern for their child. Consequently, we have implemented this late pick-up policy. Note that families charged repeated late fees might have their services terminated. Also note: per Federal guidelines, no child may be in care for more than 10 hrs per day.

Deposits

At the start of care, 1st month’s tuition and deposit are due. In the event of departure from the school, 60 days’ written notice is required to receive your deposit back. Depending on your last day, tuition will be prorated and needs to be paid in full. These deposits will be returned within 30 days.

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The cost of teaching a child in a private kindergarten for the 2021-2022 academic year

The start of a new school year is just around the corner. This period is awaited with excitement not only by parents of schoolchildren, but also by kids who will go to kindergarten for the first time.

Which institution to choose? In addition to the comfort of the child, parents are concerned about another question – how much will the preschool pastime of their child cost if the choice falls on a private kindergarten?

The search engine provides information on more than 30 private educational institutions of preschool education in the city of Kharkov and its suburbs. The pricing policy for visiting these establishments varies depending on the location, food, training programs, the duration of the establishment’s operation on the market, and its popularity. Having called some of them, we can conclude: in the 2021-2022 academic years, the cost of a monthly stay of a child in a private kindergarten in Kharkiv will cost parents from 5,000 UAH in newly opened ones and up to 23,000 UAH and more in more well-known institutions for a full day.

How is pricing policy formed?

The management of most of the institutions openly announces the price list with fixed prices for services – the child’s stay for a month, day, hourly, provides information on the cost of meals, visits to additional specialists and classes. Some warn that with the beginning of the new academic year, the price will change and will be 20% higher. But many, such as the recently opened Fortuna-kids, promised that they would work at the previously declared cost – UAH 5,000 per month for a child in their institution. Three meals a day is included in the subscription. So far there is only one group of 6 people. The age of the kids is from 2.5 to 4 years. A visit to the kindergarten “Descartes” will cost 11,400 UAH for 21 working days. The kindergarten offers 22 developmental classes per month and a visit to a speech therapist – all this is included in the subscription price. In the kindergarten “Montessori & Me” for a month’s stay of the child will have to pay 9800 UAH Separately, you need to pay for food, but only for those days that the child visited. The highlight of the Kharkiv private institution of preschool education “Islands” is the presence of a swimming pool, a visit to which is included in the subscription price – 8300 UAH. Also here are lessons from choreography, drawing, English, gymnastics, cooking and standard developmental classes. The institution has a psychologist and a speech therapist. There is video surveillance. Each child in the kindergarten is given a set of a backpack, a pool bag and a set of teaching aids for the whole year. For the fact that the family will bring friends to the garden as clients, they promise a 5% discount for each. In the School of Joy, a monthly subscription costs 9500 UAH per month. This includes 4 meals a day, attendance at classes (approximately 16 per month) and the stay of the child from 8.00 to 20.00. In the kindergarten “Marmelandia” in addition to the standard list of classes, they offer a visit to the salt room – 6500 UAH per month. But for food you need to pay separately another 100 UAH per day.

Prices also strongly depend on the duration of the child’s stay in the kindergarten and the number of days he visits. In some institutions, it is possible to leave the kids for a part-time day, or, conversely, for an extension, and even with an overnight stay. A month for a child to visit half a day in private kindergartens will cost from 2500 to 5800 UAH if the child stays there from about 8.30 to 13.30 (+- 30 min.). In the kindergarten “Honey Home” they offer a payment service for a trial week – from 2050 UAH. In the kindergarten of UVK “Harmony” they offer an hourly calculation format – 60 UAH per trial hour. In total, for a month it turns out to be more expensive than a subscription, but it can be beneficial during the adaptation period, when the child rarely visits the kindergarten. If you pay for a subscription immediately for a month, then it will cost 7000 UAH. In “Children`s Land” a month of visiting the garden by a child will cost 8000 UAH from 8.30 to 18.30. If parents for one reason or another decide to take the child until 13.00, you will have to pay 6000 UAH – prices are indicated without meals.

Meals

Maybe 3-4-5 meals a day + snacks. In some kindergartens, it is included in the monthly price list, but in most it is paid separately, at the end of the month, for the days on which the child attended the kindergarten. Prices vary from 100 to 275 UAH per day. If the baby goes to the garden for all 21 days, then you will need to add from 2100 to 5775 UAH per month to the subscription price. The menu is promised to be balanced, with eco-products, selected according to the needs of small growing organisms. In addition, in private kindergartens, parents are often given the opportunity to adjust the menu, taking into account the characteristics of their baby. This is a great option for families who grow up with allergies or children with intolerance to certain foods – after all, they can be cooked individually.

We do not use a subscription

In the “School of Joy” you need to pay not only a monthly subscription – 9500 UAH, but also an annual one-time fee of 5000 UAH. For regular customers, it will decrease by 1000 UAH every year. In “Honey Home”, “Children`s Land” and “Islands” this fee is 3000 UAH. A one-time payment of 9,000 UAH is required when a child enters Descartes. If the parents or the child change their mind about cooperation, the money paid will not be returned.

Services of other specialists and additional classes

May be included in the subscription price or paid separately.

Children staying longer than working hours are also paid separately. Kindergarten “Montessori & Me” is open from 9.00 to 17.00. If parents want to pick up the child an hour later, they will have to pay another 1000 UAH per month. Then their child will be able to stay in the kindergarten until 18.00. In the Descartes kindergarten, a speech therapist is included in the subscription price. All educators have a psychological education, which means that you will not need to pay for the services of a psychologist separately. The “School of Joy” has additional paid thematic workshops – jewelry making, scrubbooking, decoupage, soap making, etc. Their cost needs to be specified individually, but the website notes that prices start from 120 UAH per lesson. Similar services are provided by other private gardens, but not everyone is ready to immediately name the cost. After all, most often they are carried out by invited experts who themselves form the pricing policy for their events.

What else?

In the summer, instead of a garden, children are offered camping. For example, in “Montessori&Me” the cost of the 1st shift lasting 10-14 days varies from 3700 UAH for children 5-9 years old and up to 8900 UAH for teenagers. Parents can choose a shift depending on the preferences of the child – after all, they are thematic. Every week, the camps offer children to delve into the world of nature, human history, music, etc. In the network of kindergartens “Marmelandia” the camp will cost 4000 UAH. For 6400 you can send a child to a summer club in the Aqua Garden “Islands”. Meals and entertainment programs, master classes are included in the declared price. In addition to the standard 5 day visit, some private kindergartens offer childcare on weekends as well. For example, in the kindergarten “Honey home” there is a weekend club. Meetings in it are thematic, only on Saturdays from 9. 00 to 14.00 and will cost parents 550 UAH per visit. Many private kindergartens require the child to be insured. And, therefore, you will also have to spend money on a policy – from 300 UAH.

There is a children’s dentistry and a cafe in the Ostrova kindergarten. Visiting these places is paid separately and is calculated individually for each child.

For a better understanding, we have compiled some data on the cost of attending a private kindergarten by a child in a table. Information was collected by calling preschool institutions, as well as by monitoring prices on websites and social networks.

At the time of publication or your reading, the information provided by us may change.

When choosing a private kindergarten for your child, be guided not only by the price of a monthly subscription, but also ask in detail about the services included in its price. Perhaps, saving on visiting a certain garden, you will have to give everything for the services of additional specialists and tutors (especially before school). And this can be more expensive, time-consuming and energy-intensive than the cost of a month’s visit to a good private pre-school where these services are included. 910 min

Find out how to protect your child’s right to an education and get the garden you want, not the one offered.

• How to join the queue
• Why submit another application
• What to do if there are no places
• We invoke law

The Constitution of the Russian Federation states that all citizens of the Russian Federation have the right to education. The Basic Guarantees of the Rights of the Child Act and the Education Act establish the right of everyone to an accessible, free education.

The Convention on the Rights of the Child establishes that all actions concerning children must be directed to their observance and best interests. The Family Code says that the choice of a garden is the right of parents.

Some parents have to go through several circles of bureaucratic hell to get a place in the garden for their child

But in reality, it often happens like this: mom decided to get out of maternity leave, but there are no vouchers for kindergarten and are not expected until next year. Depending on the region, this can last for more than one year, until the exit to school.

In this article we will figure out what to do if you want to arrange a child in a kindergarten, but there are no places or there are, but the garden is given 3-5 kilometers from the house over rough terrain – and this is even in the best case.

How to get in line

If your friends and acquaintances already have parents with experience, then you know that you need to get in line for kindergarten as early as possible – so the chances of getting a place on time (this is usually before the child turns three years old) rise.

Because it’s the electronic queue that parents are told about at the education department that determines who gets who in the garden. Masha followed Vasya, Vasya followed Petya, Petya followed Lena, and so on.

Actually, no.

The waiting list everyone is referring to is not a waiting list at all, but a tracking system designed to keep track of the number of children who need to be placed in a given school year. Those. even if you “put the child in line” six months before you need a garden, this is not a reason to refuse to provide you with a place. Refusal with the argument “before it was necessary to stand in line” has no legal basis.

Moreover, the automatic recruitment referred to by the staff of the department violates the rights of children, since the realization of the right of one child cannot depend on the realization of the rights of other children. Those. places in the garden should be provided for all children who need it. And with automatic picking, this is impossible, because the system does not take into account those who “stand far in line”, but need a place right now.

The second point, which is often referred to in departments for preschool education: “there are still many beneficiaries in front of you, they have an advantage.”

That’s right. Children of privileged categories of citizens do have an advantage in enrollment.

The following persons are eligible to enroll out of turn:

• children of citizens affected by radiation at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant,
• children of citizens from special risk units, as well as families who have lost their breadwinner from among these citizens,
• children of judges, prosecutors, employees of the Investigative Committee.

First of all credited:

• children from large families,
• disabled children and those with a disabled parent,
• children of military personnel, police officers and employees with special ranks serving in the institutions and bodies of the Penitentiary Service, in the federal fire service, in drug control bodies, in customs units;
• children of single mothers (if there is no entry in the birth certificate or the entry was made at the direction of the mother).

But does this mean that those who do not have these benefits should stay at home until school? .. No. According to the Letter of the Ministry of Education and Science “On recommendations on the procedure for recruiting preschool educational institutions”, in one group the number of beneficiaries cannot exceed the number of children who are not included in any of the beneficiary categories. Those. the maximum ratio of beneficiaries and everyone else is 50/50.

So, in order to register a child (let’s say it right), you need to submit the following package of documents:

• application for registration,
• copy of the passport of one of the parents,
• copy of birth certificate,
• proof of benefits, if you have any.

Notice that registration is not needed? Because the right to pre-school education, according to the law, can be exercised even without a residence permit.

There are three ways to register a child with the department: directly with the department, through the MFC or through the State Services portal.

Unfortunately, each method has its own catch. For example, in the MFC or on the portal, it may be difficult to register an appeal without a residence permit. The department may refuse to personally accept documents due to the epidemiological situation and offer to leave them in a box.

Of course, you can do this, but it is still better to insist on a personal appointment to make sure that your application is accepted and registered (ie, the employee must stamp and assign an incoming number to your copy of the application). If at this stage there are difficulties, you can refer to the Federal Law on the Consideration of Citizens’ Appeals.

Regardless of how you apply, your application must be processed within 30 days. Those. if you were not notified of registration in a month, take your copy of the application (if submitted through the department), receipt (if through the MFC) or printout (if through the State Services) and go to your department to figure it out.

Why file another application

You have registered your child. He grows. A year, one and a half, two, two and a half passes and you think: “Well, it’s probably time to send the child to kindergarten and go to work.”

Go to the State Services to check the status of the application, and see your number – 258. Shock, panic – what to do?.. Apply for a place in kindergarten!

No, this is not the same statement that we talked about above.

Want to get a place in the garden? It’s time to improve your knowledge of Russian legislation

The first application is about registering your child. To them you tell the department that in the future your child will need a place in such and such kindergartens, and it will be taken into account when planning the number of places. With the second application – for the provision of a place – you say that you need a garden right now.

If you’re reading this right now and you’re asking, “Why is this necessary – I’ve already written one application, it’s obvious that I’m waiting for a job. ” Unfortunately, it’s not obvious. There are many children, there are few places in the gardens, there is not enough for everyone. And if you do not declare yourself, then the department will give you a place not when you need it, but when the department has the opportunity. And if it does not appear in the next year or two?.. Or will they give a place not in the garden that you have noted as a priority, but in the one that is 5 kilometers away?..

Therefore, if you understand that, for example, six months are left before going to work, and there is no progress in the queue, write an application for a place so that the department knows about your need.

If you approach the application in detail, you will save yourself time. You can’t just write “I ask you to provide my child with a place from such and such a date in such and such a garden” and wait for a ticket to be sent to you. In our case, in detail means justified from the point of view of the law. How exactly to build a statement, what to emphasize – depends on your situation.

There is a kindergarten in the courtyard of Alina’s house, and she planned to take her son there. But the queue doesn’t move! Alina decided to call the department and find out what was happening with the places.

« There is no room in garden N, but there is room in garden M! Will you go?” – Alina was asked in the department. And garden M, for a moment, is 7 kilometers away. And get there by bus + walk 40 minutes. And with a three-year-old child – the whole hour. And so every weekday 2 times. Of course, this is not an option when there is a garden closer – right in the courtyard of the house.

In our example, Alina, after the conversation, understood what objections she would have to face from the employees of the department. It was on their overcoming that she decided to build a statement.

In addition to the general provisions for any situation that, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, every citizen has the right to receive an education, that, according to the Family Code, the choice of a kindergarten is the exclusive right of parents, etc. , etc. Alina will also write that her child only needs Garden N, because it is he who meets the requirements of safety and physical accessibility, which are prescribed in the new Sanitary Rules, Building Regulations and Rules and are supported by the decision of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation.

An application for a place in the garden must be submitted directly to the office. Just as in the first case, ask to register an appeal and put down the incoming number.

Remember, the broader the regulatory base (ie the number of references to applicable law) of your application, the more likely you are to get a spot right away. But do not give up and do not give up if a month later you were told that there are no places in the garden and when they will not be known. This reason for refusal is illegal. Let’s figure out why together.

Why save money for months when you can get what you want right now? Take a loan at a rate of 6.9% in Sovcombank, apply for the “Minimum Rate Guarantee” service, and we will return all interest upon the expiration of the loan term. To do this, pay off Halva every month and avoid delinquency on the loan. You can leave a request in two clicks, and we will credit the money to the card or send it by courier.

What to do if there are no places

Indeed, Art. 67 of the Law on Education says that admission to a particular kindergarten may be refused if there are no places in it. But in this case, the department is obliged to offer an alternative option.

Please note that the law specifies that the garden must be within easy reach of the child’s place of residence. And accessible proximity, as mentioned above, is physical accessibility as well. If you need to get there by car or public transport, then this no longer meets the requirements of safe physical reach.

Therefore, the garden for 3, 5, 25, etc. kilometers is not an alternative available to you, but a convenient option for the agency to close your request.

I see, the refusals are illegal. But how to prove it to the department?

If there is no available space in the vicinity, the department, anticipating the need thanks to the same accounting system, must take timely measures to increase the number of seats. Therefore, the lack of places in the garden cannot be a legitimate reason for refusal. Rather, it is evidence of the department’s inaction.

Call on the law

The agency’s denial of your kindergarten application violates the law and the rights of the child. Therefore, your next step will be a complaint to the prosecutor’s office about the inaction of a state body.

In the complaint, it is obligatory to state not only the essence of the problem (for example, they do not give a place in the garden), but also the rationale for your position from a legal point of view: what rights were violated, what exactly the violation consists of, etc. Just like in the application , we refer to the current legislation, and the more complete and detailed, the better.

In addition, the complaint will need to summarize what actions you expect from the prosecutor – conducting an audit, bringing to justice, etc.

Please note that the prosecutor’s office does not have to forward the complaint to the agency whose actions you want to appeal. If the prosecutor’s office ignored this rule, most likely you will not receive a quality answer, the department will simply duplicate the refusal. In this case, you will need to draw up a statement of claim and file it with the court.

Places in the gardens are available throughout the year. But they have to be fought for

Bad news : defending the right to a place in the garden is a long and difficult path. Local courts may refuse, an appeal may not be in your favor.

But there is good news : positive practice is developing in the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation in favor of parents who go to the end and fight for the rights of their children.

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Founder ChOU “Rainbow”:

Levochkina Olga Nikolaevna

, Matveeva 12, Email: [email protected]

Director of the PEI “Gymnasium “Rainbow”:

Bugrova Elena Vladimirovna

Chita, Matveeva st. 12, E-mail: [email protected], tel. -41

Deputy Director for educational and methodological work:

Sapozhnikova Anna Georgievna

, Smolenskaya St., Email: DS_RADUGA [email protected], [email protected], telephone KHO 8-914-124-09-07

The head of the kindergarten

Gubenko Oksana Anatolyevna

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Teachers of ChOU “Rainbow”

Akhmadulina Natalya Aleksandrovna

Teacher and drawing

Natalya Alexandrovna graduated:

1. Chita pedagogical school in the specialty “Teacher and Teacher and Teacher of Fine drawing” at 1994 year.

2. Chita Pedagogical University with a degree in Technology and Entrepreneurship in 2005.

Total work experience 15 years.

Bolshakova Olesya Borisovna

English teacher

Candidate of Psychological Sciences

Education-Higher (Trans-Baikal State Pedagogical University, Foreign Pedagogy)

Aspirate Universities (2007-2011) Baikalsky State University and rights 9Ol000 analysis, technical analysis.

Information on advanced training:

ZabKIPKRO, Chita (May 2017) certificate “Training of persons involved in the state final certification in 2017”.

Research interests: coordination chemistry, extraction and concentration of elements from natural objects.

Total work experience: 18 years

Valentina Sergeevna Golovneva

Primary school teacher

Primary school teacher Golovneva, primary school teacher Valentina Sergeevna. Higher education, direction “Pedagogy”.

Qualification category 1.

Work experience: total – 17 years. Primary school teacher – 10 years.

Work experience: 5 years.

Kravtsova Arina Sergeevna

Russian language and literature teacher

Arina Sergeevna graduated from the Chita State University named after N.G.

Currently studying at the magistracy of the Trans-Baikal State University in the direction of “Pedagogical education” with the profile “Literature of the peoples of abroad”.

Teaching experience 24 years.

Lavrentyeva Elena Anatolyevna

Teacher of history and social studies

Elena Anatolyevna graduated from Chernyshevsky State Pedagogical Institute in 1986 with a degree in History and Social Studies.

Has the highest qualification category.

He is an honorary worker of general education, the winner of the competition of the best teachers of the Russian Federation.

Length of service 29years.

Makarova Ekaterina Sergeevna

Primary school teacher

Ekaterina Sergeevna has a higher pedagogical education. Degree: Bachelor’s degree, in the direction: Pedagogical education. 03/44/01.
Total work experience – 3 years, pedagogical 1 year.
Teaching disciplines: Mathematics, Russian language, literary reading, the world around, fine arts, technology in elementary grades.

Pasynkova Elena Yuryevna

Primary school teacher

Elena Yuryevna graduated from the Chita State Pedagogical Institute. Chernyshevsky in the specialty “Pedagogy and Methods of Primary Education” with the qualification “Primary School Teacher”.

Pedagogical experience – 26 years.

Category – the highest.

Podolyak Daria Olegovna

English teacher

Darya Olegovna Podolyak G. Chernyshevsky, specialty “Primary school teacher, English teacher”. In 2013 she defended her Ph.D. thesis in the specialty “General Pedagogy, History of Pedagogy and Education”. In 2017 she graduated from the Trans-Baikal State University with a degree in kindergarten teacher.

Teaching experience – 14 years.

Has a Ph.D. in Pedagogy, academic title of Associate Professor.

Daria Olegovna is the author of 2 teaching aids, 2 monographs, 46 scientific articles. He has diplomas of ZabGU and diplomas of the administration of the urban district of the city of “Chita”.

Piletskaya Yulia Olegovna

Teacher and geography teacher

Yulia Olegovna graduated from Trans -Baikal State University in the direction of “Pedagogical Education”, the profile “Life safety and geography”.

Currently studying at the magistracy of the Trans-Baikal State University in the direction of “State Municipal Administration” and the profile “State Municipal Administration”.

Teaching experience 4 years.

Khamatchin Vadim Takhirovich

Physical education teacher

Vadim Takhirovich has a higher professional education.

Length of service 19years.

Has the highest qualification category.

Tsov Irina Gennadievna

Primary school teacher

Irina Gennadievna Tsov graduated from the Novosibirsk Pedagogical University in 2002 with a degree in “Pedagogy and methods of primary education” with the initial qualification “Teacher of primary education”.

Teaching experience – 25 years.

Category – I.

Irina Gennadievna has letters of thanks, diplomas from the education committee and the school.

Irina Gennadievna Tsov took part in the teacher of the year competition. In 2004 she received the title of “Teacher of the Year” in Tatarsk, Novosibirsk Region. During her work at the school, she proved herself to be an initiative, creative teacher. In her lessons, she seeks to organize and implement an activity approach to the study of subjects, pays great attention to differentiated learning in order to take into account the individual characteristics of the development of students, their interests, and their state of health. The teacher seeks from each student the mutual support of his classmates, develops a sense of pride in the success of the team .

Chistyakova Natalya Sergeevna

Biology teacher

Chistyakova Natalya Sergeyevna is an assistant professor of biology department of the ChSMA, has a scientific degree of candidate of biological sciences, educational title of Associate Professor. Qualification teacher of chemistry, biology, specialty biology.

Total teaching experience 22 years.

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Shkedova Evgenia Nikolaevna

Primary school teacher

Evgenia Nikolaevna Shkedova Chernyshevsky with a degree in pedagogy and methods of primary education with the qualification of a primary school teacher.

Pedagogical experience – 25 years

Category – I

Evgenia Nikolaevna Shkedova has diplomas, letters of thanks.

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Deputy director for educational work

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