Preschool around my area: Preschool Programs for Ages 3

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Community Preschool | A caring and stimulating environment for your child’s first adventure into the world of education.

Walk-a-thon Fundraiser – Friday, Sept. 30th at 11:30am

Join your child’s teachers and classmates at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 30th at Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park for our annual walk-a-thon fundraiser. Children will take three laps around the park, play with their friends and enjoy a special treat afterward. We will have a pot luck lunch (details available soon) and meet new friends! 

Look for fundraiser packets to be sent home with your child in mid-September. This popular fundraiser helps us keep tuition affordable, and every cent is spent on toys, books, supplies and other equipment at Community Preschool.

Not able to attend our Walk-a-thon, send a payment through Zelle to [email protected]  Thanks for your support!

October – Pumpkin Patch at the Van Hares

Our classes will be back to the Van Hare’s for a fun pumpkin patch and farm field trip!  The cost is $8. 00 for students, $5.00 for siblings and $3.00 for extra pumpkins.  Ms. Hanna and Ms. Jenn will meet their classes at there at pumpkin patch.  Mrs. Martinez’s classes will meet at preschool at the usual class time.  Families will drive their children to the field trip and stay the whole time.

  • Oct 4th – Ms. Hanna’s TR 3’s meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
  • Oct 10th – Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4’s meet at preschool @ 8:45 a.m.
  • Oct 10th – Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4’s meet at preschool @ 12:45 p.m.
  • Oct 11th – Mrs. Martinez’s TR 3’s meet at preschool @ 8:45 a.m.
  • Oct 12th – Ms. Hanna’s MW 3’s meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
  • Oct 12th – Ms. Jenn’s PreK meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch
  • Oct 21st – Ms. Hanna’s 2 1/2 meet @ 9:30 a.m. at pumpkin patch

This is a great field trip, make sure you turn in your permission slips and pay cash for your child.   See you there!

Van Hare’s Pumpkin Patch – 3028 Canter Lane, Loveland CO 80537

Image by Freepik.com

 

Alumni Family Helps our Guinea Pigs

The Carley family takes great care of our guinea pigs!  They make sure their nails stay short and give them lots of love.

Thank you for visiting!

 

Second Quarter Tuition Due
September 30, 2022

Tuition for the second quarter of the 2022–2023 school year will be due by Friday, September 30, 2022. There are three payment options available:

  • Mail your payment to P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539.
  • Pay online using Zelle to [email protected]
  • Place payment (cash or check) in our Treasurer box in the preschool.  Make checks payable to “Community Preschool” and add your child’s name and class in the memo line to ensure proper credit to your account.

Click here to visit the Tuition and Schedule page and find the tuition amount for your child’s class.

Contact the treasurer Lauren R. with any questions about tuition. If you are having difficulty with paying tuition according to the schedule, please contact us immediately. We are willing to work with you, but it is best to have a plan before tuition is due and late fees are incurred.

Scholastic Book Orders Due
Wednesday, September 28th

Class code: R3Q3J

Throughout the school year families have an opportunity to purchase affordable books for their children through Scholastic.  Every book you purchase earns points for Community Preschool to purchase educational materials and books for the classrooms.  Go to https://clubs.scholastic.com and create an account with the code R3Q3J.  Families can also complete a paper order and return to their child’s teacher with a check payment.

Enjoy your reading! If you have questions, please contact Ms. Tammy.
 

We Still Have Openings for 2022–2023

Classes Started the Week of September 6th

Download our 2022–2023 registration packet. Please fill it out by hand or complete it electronically, including digital signatures, before printing with Adobe Acrobat Reader (https://get.adobe.com/reader).

Families will need to email the completed packet and a photo to Ms. Tammy. In addition, families need to pay a $75 non-refundable registration fee (check, cash, or Zelle).

  • Zelle – [email protected]
  • Check – Mail to Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland CO 80539

In addition, we will need medical forms, a general health form, and a list of immunizations.  We must receive medical forms before your child starts preschool.  

  • General Health Appraisal Form – this form needs a doctor’s signature and can be substituted with your doctor’s own form
  • Certificate of Immunization form – Please provide a list of your child’s immunizations or this form filled out by your doctor’s office
    • Non-Medical Exemption Form – If your child is missing any immunizations
    • Medical Exemption Form – If your child is missing any immunizations
    • The immunization exemption forms must be signed by your pediatrician or you must take an online learning module.
  • Medical forms can be mailed to – Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539
  • Medical forms can be emailed to – Tammy Fiske

Our 2022–2023 Classes:

  • Ms. Hanna’s Friday 2 ½ class: 9-11 a.m. Only 2 spots left
  • Ms. Hanna’s Monday/Wednesday 3s class: 9-11:30 a.m.
  • Ms. Hanna’s Tuesday/Thursday 3s class: 9–11:30 a.m. Class is Full
  • Mrs. Martinez’s Tuesday/Thursday 3s class: 8:45–11:15 a.m. Class is Full
  • Mrs. Martinez’s Monday/Wednesday/Friday 4s class: 8:45–11:15 a.m. Class is Full
  • Ms. Jenn’s Pre-K Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday class: 9:00 a.m.-12 noon Only 2 spots left
  • Mrs. Martinez’s Monday/Tuesday/Thursday Afternoon 4s Class: 12:45–3:15 p.m. – No Parent-Helping Required

If you have any questions about our classes, please contact our 2s and 3s Coordinator Mary, or our 4s Coordinator Ellen.

Paradice Cream Fundraiser
Monday, May 2nd from 4 – 9 p.m.

Enjoy old-fashioned ice cream, shakes and other sweet treats while raising money for a good cause.  Paradice Cream will donate 25% of all purchases back to our preschool.  Please let them know you are with Community Preschool!

Invite your friends, family and neighbors!

1399 Sculptor Drive, Loveland CO

Bike and Trike Day at Kroh Park – 4’s Classes
Monday, May 9th

Monday, May 9th is Bike and Trike Day at Kroh Park for the 4’s classes.  Drop off and pick up is at Kroh park NOT the preschool.  Bring your child’s bike or trike, their helmet, a water bottle and apply sunscreen before they arrive.  Parents are welcome to stay and enjoy the fun!

See you Monday at Kroh park –

  • Mrs. Martinez’s 4’s class MWF – 8:45 a.m. drop off & pick up at 11:15 a.m.
  • Ms. Jenn’s PreK – 9:00 a.m. drop off & pick up at noon
  • Mrs. Martinez’s PM class – 12:45 p. m. drop off & pick up at 3:15 p.m.

Join Your Child for a Frozen Treat on the
Last Day of School – Last Week of School May 16 – 20

It is definitely difficult and surprising to think that the end of the school year is fast approaching. Thank you to everyone for making this year work.

We invite our families to come early on your child’s last day for an outside goodbye on the playground. Please arrive 30 minutes before pick up, share a popsicle with other families, and say goodbye.

  • Ms. Hanna’s 3’s – Wednesday, May 18th – 11:00 a.m.
  • Mrs. Martinez’s 3’s – Thursday, May 19th – 10:30 a.m.
  • Ms. Jenn’s Prek – Thursday, May 19th 11:30 a.m.
  • Mrs. Martinez’s 3/4 PM – Thursday, May 19th 2:45 p.m.
  • Ms. Jenn’s 2 1/2 – May 20th 10:30 a.m.
  • Mrs. Martinez’s MWF – May 20th – 10:30 a.m.

Thank you all for your support, friendship and love that you so richly bestow on our little school and us. This year marks our 50th year of operation for Community Preschool, and this is a huge accomplishment of which we are very proud. Our success is due largely to your continued support. Thank you!

Have a wonderful summer and take good care!

Tour – Wednesday, August 24th at 10:00 a.m.           

Haven’t had a chance to take a tour of Community Preschool yet? Now’s your chance!

Our teachers will be at the preschool on Wednesday, August 24th at 10:00 a.m. to show you around the school (kids are welcome!). No need to email beforehand, just show up!

We hope to see you there!

Long Day at Work? Stop by Freddy’s
Monday, August 15th from 5–8 p.m.

What will be for dinner tonight? Go to Freddy’s at 3479 Mountain Lion Drive in Loveland (on U.S. 34 near Mountain View High School) on Monday, August 15th from 5-8 pm to pick up dinner and support our preschool! Let the cashier know you are with Community Preschool and enjoy your dinner!

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Loveland Ready Mix Concrete – 4’s Field Trip
Wednesday, May 11th

The field trip is for all our 4’s classes, MWF, PreK and the PM class.   We will meet at Loveland Ready Mix Concrete (644 N. Namaqua Ave., Loveland) at 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, May 11th.

Summer Break

May 23–September 5                      

The first day of school for the 2022–2023 school year is Tuesday, September 6, 2022.  

We have openings in several classes for the Fall! To enroll fill out our registration packet, including a photo of your child and a non-refundable registration fee. Please see below for more details on registering and enrolling under “Register Here.”

If you would like information about registering your child, please contact Ellen for the 4s classes or Mary for the 2 ½-year-old class or 3s classes. If you need to contact a board member or teacher please go to Contact Us to select the person you would like to email. We will also check our voicemail once a week through the summer. Call us at 970-669-4323.

Have a fabulous summer!

School Picture Days – October 5, 6 & 7

Lowercase Imaging will take a class and individual photo of our students on Wednesday, October 5th, Thursday, October 6th and Friday, October 7th.   Parents will view, order and pay all online a week or two after photo day.  Photos should arrive before Thanksgiving.

Wednesday October 5th – 9:15 a.m

Ms. Hanna’s MW 3’s  class

Ms. Jenn’s PreK class

Thursday, October 6th – 9:00 a.m.

Mrs. Martinez’s T/Th 3’s class

Ms. Hanna’s T/Th 3’s Class

Thursday, October 6th – 1:00 p.m.

Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4’s Class

Friday, October 7th – 9:00 a.m.

Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4’s class

Ms. Hanna’s  2 1/2 class

Make up individual photos

Lions Club Free Vision Screening

Monday April 25th at 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.            Tuesday April 26th at 9:00 a.m.                       

Colorado Lions work to brighten the future of Colorado’s children through the KidSight Program.  Their non-invasive vision-screening can detect most problems that cause poor vision in young children, such as Strabismus, Astigmatism, High Myopia, Anisometropia & High Hyperopia.

Look for permission forms in your child’s cubbie soon.  Pleases leave forms with your child’s teacher.

Open House for Enrolled Families

Monday, August 29

Medical Paperwork & Required Orientation for Families

Come by the preschool anytime between 9:00–11:30 a.m. Your child will meet their teacher, find their cubby, and explore their classroom. Parents will need to attend a virtual Orientation meeting at 10:00 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. We look forward to seeing everyone!

  • Medical Paperwork is Due (Health Appraisal Form and list of Immunizations – see more information under “Register Here” for links and more details)
  • Mandatory Orientation for all parents (attend during Open House or Virtual)
    • 10:00 a.m. in-person in our gym, or
    • 6:00 p.m. virtual meeting (link will be provided in an email to enrolled families)

Butterfly Release

All of our classes observed butterflies going through their life cycle.  We started with caterpillars which turned into a chrysalis and finally, beautiful butterflies.

Easter Egg Hunt at The Hillcrest

The Hillcrest invited us to a wonderful Easter Egg Hunt. The residents and staff were amazing! There were so many eggs—the children had so much fun hunting. There was also a surprise guest: the Easter Bunny!

Thank you to all the staff and lovely residents for hosting a fabulous Easter Egg Hunt!

Virtual Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction –
THANK YOU!

Thanks to your incredible generosity, our virtual pancake breakfast and silent auction was a big success. We raised more than $2,500! That’s money for school supplies, toys, and outdoor equipment — funds we rely on to operate while keeping tuition affordable. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your generosity. 

Our sincerest thank you to the following people and organizations who donated to our silent auction:

Origins Wine Bar & Wood Fired Pizza

Ziggi’s Coffee

Wash Me! Car Wash

Loveland Laser Tag

Betty Harrington Tumblers

Boynton Family

Christian Brothers Automotive

Loveland Public Library

ASC Soapworks

Clara Brubaker Quilt

Kathleen Geraghty

Norm Goding

Awards Unlimited

Denver Firefighter Museum

Holistic Yoga School

Glow Golf

Big Thompson Brewery

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Binny Photography

Scheels

Wicked Tequila Room

Laura Martinez

Hanna Copeland

Jenn Gregoire

Megan Albanez, Real Estate Agent

Rodan & Fields

Ana Bharadwaj

Rocket Kidz

Victoria’s Creations

34 Liquor

Melody Crawford

Mattress Firm of Northern Colorado (Jason DeVilbiss)

Johanna Hand Crafted Jams

Win Supply Inc

Brooke Boynton Hughes

Wooden Mountain Bouldering & Gym

Gonzo Screen Printing and Embroidery

Doug & Trish Will

Patty Beumer – Pampered Chef

Gardens on Spring Creek

Cindy N. , our Development Coordinator, for her fantastic fundraising!

Katelynn B., our Publicity Coordinator, for all her hard work on our auction!

Thank you, Community Preschool families and friends, for your incredible support!

Community Preschool is closed for Spring Break Monday, March 14th – Friday, March 18th

Enjoy your week off school and we will resume classes on Monday, March 21st!

SILENT AUCTION –
SAT. APRIL 2nd 8:00 am – 7:00 pm

Our most popular fundraiser and community-building event of the year — the pancake breakfast — we are putting on hold again. But though we won’t meet for pancakes in person this year, we’re still excited to host the popular online silent auction, with 100% of the proceeds going straight to your child’s classroom. 

Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 2nd, 8:00 am – 7:00 pm and watch Community Preschool’s Facebook page for the auction to go live.

Preview the items the last week of March.   We’ll be auctioning off a handmade dollhouse, birthday packages from Urban Air and Wooden Mountain, gift baskets to Wicked Tequila and Rodan & Fields Skin Care, Loveland Laser Tag Gift cards and many more fun items.

To bid on an item on April 2nd, comment with your price.  Items go to the highest bidder once the auction closes at 7 pm.  If you win an item, a Community Preschool Board member will get in touch with you to arrange for the item pick up and payment.

If you do not wish to purchase an auction item, please consider making a donation to Community Preschool through our PayPal link at the top of this page.

Make sure you are enjoying pancakes for breakfast, lunch or dinner from the comfort of your home while you bid!

For more information, email the fundraising/development coordinator.

As always, thank you for your support!

Guess Who Came to Show and Tell

King the dog was a big hit with the class last week.  He is a sweet and gentle giant who is great with children!  Thank you for visiting King!

Miss Loveland Valentine 2022 – Olivia Friske Visit

On Wednesday, February 9th, Miss Loveland Valentine, Olivia Friske, visited our preschool. She helped students in one of our 3s classes create valentines. Afterward, she walked with two of our 4s classes to the Hillcrest and the children gave the residents their handmade valentines. It was a special day for our children! Thank you, Olivia Friske and the Hillcrest! Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.

NO SCHOOL – Thursday, February 17th – Monday, February 21st

There will be no classes on Thursday, February 17th and Friday, February 18th for conferences.  We will be closed on Monday, February 21st in observance of Presidents’ Day.

Enjoy your long weekend and we will see you back on Tuesday, February 22nd!

Snow Day – Thursday February 3rd – NO MORNING CLASSES

Thompson School District schools are operating on a 2 hour delay due to forecasted morning wind chill and road conditions for Thursday February 3rd.  We are unable to delay our classes so we will cancel our PreK and Tuesday/Thursday 3’s classes.  The Afternoon class will still meet. Classes will resume as normal for Friday, February 4th.  Stay safe and warm everyone!

Firefighter Rob Visits

On parent help days our 3s and 4s classes are excited to bring something for Show and Tell. One student brought her firefighter dad. He talked about fire safety and put on his firefighting gear to show the students. He also brought stickers and helmets for the children, which they loved. Thank you, firefighter Rob!

Tuesday tours are available in March and April of our preschool.  They will begin at 10:00 a.m. and run approximately 30 minutes.  You are welcome to bring your child, a mask and lots of questions.  Please contact Ms. Tammy to schedule a tour.

Crocheted Hats Donated to Community Preschool

Irene Thomson crocheted 25 hats for our children at Community Preschool.  Laura Martinez, our director and teacher, read the book The Hat by Jan Brett to her classes and afterward, she gave each child a handmade hat of their own. Thank you so much, Irene! Here is a link to another photo in the Reporter-Herald Newspaper.

Beth Epley – Exceptional Storyteller
Holiday Visit Before Winter Break

Beth Epley visited our preschool, which was a special treat for our students before the winter break.  Her stories are full of comedy, movement, music and are a unique theater experience.  Thank you Beth!  (www.imaginationcelebration.org)

Spaghetti Dinner Thank You!

Thank you to all our wonderful current and alumni families, our 20th annual homemade spaghetti dinner was a big success! Your kind generosity raised $1,400!

A special thank you to our fabulous cooks Marco and Santiago Scalise, Norm Goding, Kathleen Geraghty, Bob and Laura Martinez.

Thank you to our board of directors, teachers, and parent volunteers too!

WINTER BREAK – NO SCHOOL
Thursday, December 16 – Friday, December 31

We will be closed for Winter Break from Thursday, December 16th through Friday, December 31st.

Enjoy your break and we will see you all back on Monday, January 3rd in the new year!

VanHare Farm & Pumpkin Patch – Field Trips

Our 3’s and 4’s classes are invited to a fun fall field trip and this will be our 20th year going to the VanHare’s Farm and Pumpkin Patch!  Each student will pay $7 which includes a pumpkin.  Younger siblings are welcome and will also be $7.  Any additional pumpkins are $5 each.

Parent helpers should bring –

  • Snack – Prepackaged Individual Servings (Nut-Free)
  • Supply – Small Bottles of Water

On the day of the field trip, come to preschool as usual and you will drive your child from the preschool.   If a parent is unable to drive, please talk to the teacher and they can coordinate a ride for your child.  Please fill out the field trip form and pay your child’s teacher before the field trip day.  Have a great time!

  • Friday, Oct. 8th – Mrs. Martinez MWF Class
  • Monday, Oct. 11th – Ms. Jenn Prek
  • Tuesday, Oct 12th – Mrs. Martinez T/Th 3’s
  • Thursday, Oct 14th – Mrs. Martinez 3/4 Combo P.M. Class
  • Monday, Oct 18th – Ms. Hanna MW 3’s

Wear Your Halloween Costume to Class

Wednesday October 27

Ms. Hanna’s MW 3s  class

Thursday, October 28

Mrs. Martinez’s T/Th 3s class

Ms. Jenn’s Pre-K Class

Mrs. Martinez’s PM 3s/4s Combo Class

Friday, October 29

Ms. Jenn’s F 2s class

Mrs. Martinez’s MWF 4s class

Open House for Registered Families & Parent Orientation Meetings – Monday, August 30th

Meet your child’s teacher and let your child explore their classroom during Community Preschool’s open house. Drop in at the preschool anytime from 9 to noon on Monday, Aug. 30. 

Learn about COVID-19 policies, which snacks are allowed and what to pack in your child’s backpack, among other important information, during the mandatory parent orientation.

At least one parent or guardian MUST attend either orientation:

  • In-person: 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. 30 in Community Preschool’s courtyard during open house.
  • Virtual: 6 p.m., Monday, Aug. 30. Join via Zoom at: https://zoom.us/j/98849599469?from=addon.

Don’t forget to turn in your child’s student health record and immunization form during open house. 

At this time, we are recommending that all children wear masks while inside the preschool, but they are not required to do so.  To help reduce COVID-19 exposure, all parents will need to wear a  mask while inside the preschool building. 

Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Tuesday, November 30th

Johnstown SCHEELS is donating $100,000 to non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations in Northern Colorado.  They will give 20-$5,000 cash donations based on the number of nominations an organization receives.

To nominate Community Preschool, please fill out their form with your full name, email and select Community Preschool Loveland.  SCHEELS Nomination Page.

Nominations are only accepted until Tuesday, November 30th and winners will be announced Dec. 3rd.

Thank you for your nominations!

Spaghetti Dinner Drive-Thru Fundraiser
Friday, December 3rd from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

Please join us for our 20th Annual Spaghetti Dinner at Community Preschool!  This year due to Covid, we will continue our drive-thru style spaghetti dinner for you to pick up and enjoy at home with your family.  Please drive through the rear of the school, entering off of Douglas Aveune and exiting onto 6th Street.

In order for us to prepare enough food we are asking our families to sign up with the number of people in your family eating.

There is no set fee for dinner, just bring cash or a check to donate any amount when you pick up your food.

Free ice cream coupons are also included with your dinner.  The Wild family has generously donated coupons from Dairy Queen in Loveland!

We look forward to seeing you!  If you are unable to attend but would like to donate please select the donate button at the top of our home page.

We Still Have Openings in our Current School Year!

Community Preschool is a play-based, parent-run cooperative. We have classes for students ages 2.5 to 5 years old. Parents typically volunteer in the classroom once or twice a month, depending on the class, which helps us keep tuition affordable while connecting parents to their child’s classroom. But new this year, we’re offering an afternoon class with no parent-help requirements.

We have some of the best teachers in the region and a program loved by generations of families for 50 years. Hope to see you at preschool!

Openings for the 2021–2022 school year – ONLY A FEW SPOTS LEFT:

  • 3s: Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a. m.
  • 3s: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45-11:15 a.m.
  • P.M. 3/4s Combo Class: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 12:45–3:15 p.m. (No parent-help requirements.)
  • Pre-K: Mondays through Thursdays from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon

Email Mary for the 2s and 3s classes or Ellen for the 4s classes.

To schedule a tour contact Tammy.  Call 970-669-4323 for more information.

Walk-a-Thon Thank You

Thank you to all our Community Preschool families who joined us for the annual walk-a-thon! It was great weather for all of us to walk, play, and eat. We appreciate all your generous donations!

NO SCHOOL – Monday, January 17th

Enjoy your day off school!

Coming Soon
2022–2023 School Year

Check back in January 2022. Registration information is coming soon!

    Register for the 2021–2022 School Year

    There is still time to register for our in-person classes for 2021–2022 school year, but there are only a few spots left in classes.   Contact Ellen for the 4s classes, or Mary for the 2.5- year-old class or 3s classes to check on class availability.

    New This Year – Our PM 3/4s Combo Class will NOT require parent helpers (12:45–3:15 p.m.)

    Classes

    • 2.5s: Fridays from 9:00–11:00 a.m. Class is Full
      Child must be 2.5 years old by their first day of school. Students do not need to be potty trained.
    • 3s: Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a.m.
      Child must be 3 by Oct. 1
    • 3s: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:45–11:15 a.m. 
      Child must be 3 by Oct. 1
    • 4s: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8:45–11:15 a.m. Class is Full
      Child must be 4 by Oct. 1
    • 3/4s Combo Class: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:45–3:15 p.m.
      (No parent helping required)
    • Pre-K: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 noon
      Child must be 4 by Oct. 1

    AFTER CONTACTING OUR CLASS COORDINATOR

    Download our 2021–2022 registration packet. Fill it out by hand or complete it electronically, including digital signatures before printing with Adobe Acrobat Reader (https://get.adobe.com/reader). You are also welcome to email the Adobe document to Tammy,  which makes registering much faster.  Also, download the two health forms below.

    • Student Health Record  (Registration Packet Page 6)
      Doctor’s Signature Required
    • Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7)    Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.

    If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form.  New this year – Exemption Forms need a health care professional signature.

    • Medical Exemption Form
    • Non-Medical Exemption Form

    Mail the completed registration packet, including two photos of your child, a $75 non-refundable fee, and the second-quarter tuition (cash, check, or pay online using Zelle to [email protected]).

    Mail – Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland CO 80539

    Email – Ms. Tammy

    Drop Off – Mornings, Monday – Friday – Call Community Preschool to arrange a time prior to dropping off registration packet   970-669-4323

    COVID-19

    We recommend all children wear masks while inside the preschool, but they are not required.  All adults inside our building need to wear masks.

    TOURS 

    If you are interested in a tour of our preschool email Tammy.

    Also, if you have any questions email Ms. Tammy or call 970-669-4323.

    REGISTERED FAMILIES
    Health Forms Due Monday, August 30th at
    Open House for Registered Families

    Once your child is registered, health forms are the final step in the registration process. They are due before school begins.

    • Student Health Record  (Registration Packet Page 6)
      Doctor’s Signature Required
    • Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7)    Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.

    If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form.  New this year – Exemption Forms need a health care professional signature.

    • Medical Exemption Form
    • Non-Medical Exemption Form

    All health forms are due by Monday, August 30th. 

    Mail:
    Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539

    Email:
    [email protected]

    Drop Off:

    Open House for Registered Families Monday, August 30th from 9 a.m.–Noon

    Fall Tours

     To book a tour, email Ms. Tammy.

    Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Tuesday, November 30th

    Johnstown SCHEELS is donating $100,000 to non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations in Northern Colorado.  They will give 20-$5,000 cash donations based on the number of nominations an organization receives.

    To nominate Community Preschool, please fill out this form with your full name, email and select Community Preschool Loveland under the Youth Support Organization category.

    Nominations are only accepted until Tuesday, November 30th and winners will be announced Dec. 3rd.

    Thank you for your nominations!

    Do You Need to Make a Tax Deductible Contribution?

    If you need to make a tax-deductible contribution before the end of the year, please consider making a donation by selecting the Donate button above.  Community Preschool, is a registered nonprofit 501(c)(3).

    If you prefer to pay by check, please mail to Community Preschool; P.O. Box 1652; Loveland, CO 80539. We are happy to write a receipt for your taxes. Thank you!

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    If You Are Wondering – We Have Classes All Week

    Students in the Thompson School District will not have classes on Thursday, February 25th and Friday, February 26th due to conferences but we still have class.   If you decide to keep your preschooler home for some family time, please let your child’s teacher know, and have fun!

    THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

    We could not be more grateful for the support of our families, alumni, and friends during this challenging year.  Our silent auction surpassed our expectations, garnering more than $3, 500!

    Our sincerest thank you to the following people and organizations who donated to our silent auction:

    AMA Divine Photography

    Amy Huggins Photography

    A Better Day Cleaning & Concierge

    Awards Unlimited

    Baker, Ann

    Chill Potz

    Colorado Railroad Museum

    Copeland, Hanna

    Crawford, Melody

    Dugout Mugz

    Eubanks, Shirley

    Fritzler Farm Park

    Fort Collins Museum of Discovery

    Friends of the Loveland Public Library

    Geraghty, Kathleen

    Goding, Norm

    GlowGolf

    Grace and Power Fitness

    Gonzo Screen Printing

    Gregoire, Jenn

    Harrington Arts Alliance

    Heart to Heart Children’s Boutique

    Home Prep LLC

    Just A Pinch Bakery

    Kelly, Caroline

    Krazy Karl’s Pizza

    Loveland Chocolate Company

    Martinez, Laura

    Mattress Firm of Northern Colorado (Jason DeVilbiss)

    No Worries!! Hot Air Ballooning

    Oriental Trading

    Real West Old Time Portraits (Holly Coy)

    Ripple Effect Martial Artsá

    Rocky Mountain Amphicar

    Scheels

    Schultis, Patsy

    Sláinte Coffee

    Spieles, Pat & McMurray, Carol

    Tammy Schwartz Home Daycare

    Tune and Tidy House Cleaning

    Urban Air Adventure Park

    White Groves Barber & Taproom

    Cindy N. our Development Coordinator for her fantastic fundraising!

    Katelynn B. our Publicity Coordinator for all her hard work!

    Thank you everyone for your incredible support!

    New Monday/Wednesday 3s Class with Ms. Hanna!

    Because of a long waitlist of students for our 3s class, we’re opening another! This class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–11:30 a.m. Children must be 3 by October 1 to enroll. The class will be taught by long-time parent, board member, and teaching substitute, Ms. Hanna!

    Hanna Copeland has a bachelor’s degree in agricultural business and recently completed her early childhood teaching license. She and her husband Alan have five kids, all of whom have attended Community Preschool.

    Please help us in welcoming Ms. Hanna to her new role at Community Preschool!

    For more information about the newest 3s class, please visit our registration page or contact Ms. Tammy.

    Please Welcome Ms. Jenn!

    We are thrilled to annouce that Jenn Gregoire, our current class coordinator, has accepted the Pre-K and 2. 5s teaching position for the 2021–2022 school year.

    Ms. Jenn comes to us with years of experience as a preschool, kindergarten, and early childhood special education teacher. Her two children attended Community Preschool, and she has served on our board of directors for the past two years. We are so lucky to have her!

    We’re twice as lucky to keep Mrs. Geraghty too, who will step in as a substitute teacher next year when needed.

    Welcome to the teaching staff, Ms. Jenn!


    Registration opens at     8:00 a.m. Monday, March 8th & ends 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 10th

    MOD Pizza Fundraiser – THANK YOU

    Thank you to all our families and friends who ate pizza!!  We appreciate all your wonderful support!  

    Thanksgiving Break – November 23-27 – NO SCHOOL

    Monday November 23rd through Friday November 27th there will be no in-person classes or our virtual learning program.

    Enjoy your break and we will see you all back on Monday November 30th!

    Register for Our New Virtual Preschool Program!
    Quarter 4 Started April 5th – Register Anytime During the Quarter & Receive Content for the Whole Quarter
    Quarter 4: April 5 – May 21

    We are now offering a virtual learning option along with our in-person program. Keep your child engaged with preschool by registering for our new remote learning program!

    Our Community Preschool Virtual Learning Program will be an extension of our current in-person, play-based curriculum, but you can do it all at home on your own time. Each week, we will feature short videos by our teachers with demonstrations of selected activities for the week. Teachers will sing songs, read stories, and provide developmentally-appropriate activities and social and emotional guidance. 

    The virtual learning program will be available on our website and parents will receive a password once payment has been received. The cost of this program is $100 each quarter. Please send payment via Zelle to [email protected] or by check to Community Preschool, P.O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539. 

    Register today! You have access to the previous weeks too!

    Here is a free preview of Mrs. Martinez singing a song…enjoy!

    Board Meetings
    Second Tuesday Every Month

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, board meetings are being held virtually at 7:00 p. m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Board meetings are open to the public. Please email our secretary if you would like to attend.

    Tour Monday August 3rd from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

    Are you interested in enrolling your child at Community Preschool?  Come join us for a tour.  Please email Ms. Tammy or leave a voicemail message at 970-669-4323 to set up a time between 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. on Monday August 3rd.  The tours will be about 15 – 30 minutes long and you will need to wear a mask.  I look forward to meeting you!

    Ms. Tammy

    Thank You for a Fantastic Walk-a-Thon

    Thank you to all our wonderful in-person, virtual and alumni families for participating in our first virtual walk-a-thon!  We are so grateful for everyone’s donations and your generous contributions raised  $1, 247.84 for our preschool!

      Spaghetti Dinner/Family Night Fundraiser
      Thank You – We are very Grateful!

      Once again our Community Preschool families and friends have so generously contributed to the well being of our little school.   In the midst of these turbulent times, the kindness of our community has overwhelmingly shown the true goodness of people.  There are so many people to thank; Marco Scalise for 19 years of spaghetti sauce, Norm and Kathleen Geraghty for years of cooking and serving, Tammy and Olivia Friske for serving and donating items for the dinner, Audrey and Melissa McCormick for years of cooking and food donations,  Santiago Scalise for helping us out this year for the very first time since he was a preschooler himself,  Ann Baker for the books,  The Wild family for all the Dairy Queen donations, the Whisenhunt family for garlic, the Gregoire family for olive oil, Hanna Copeland and Cindy Nichols for helping Friday night, Safeway for the buckets and garlic bread, all our families who supplied whole tomatoes and finally, everyone who helped support the school by buying dinner that night.  Your generosity of over $2,700 will go far to help keep our little school running.

      Thank you, thank you!

      Fall Farm Experience Offered to Our Families,
      Since We Are Unable to go on Our Annual Field Trips

      This would have been our 20th year to visit the pumpkin patch and farm at Wolf Thunder Run but due to COVID we are not able to take our annual fall field trips. Wolf Thunder Run developed three new 1-hour programs that they are offering for our families.

      For more information go to Wolf Thunder Run Facebook page or https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0a4fa5a92ca7f58-family.

      Current In-Person Classes are Full for 2nd Quarter

      Our in-person classes are currently full.  If you are interested in adding your child to a class wait list please contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. If there is an opening in your requested class we will contact you.

      Registration Process
      1. Contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. to check availability.
      2. Download the 2020–2021 Registration Packet and fill it out by hand or complete it electronically using Adobe Acrobat Reader: https://get.adobe.com/reader. 
      3. Complete the 2020–2021 Registration Packet with two photos of your child and a check or cash for your $75 non-refundable registration fee.  Mail your packet to Community Preschool, P. O. Box 1652, Loveland, CO 80539.
      4. Once your child is registered, health forms are the final step in the registration process.
        • Student Health Record  (Registration Packet Page 6)
          Doctor’s Signature Required
        • Colorado Certificate of Immunization Form (Registration Packet Page 7)    Please fill out this form, and include the original immunization form from your child’s doctor.

        If you exempting your child from any or all immunizations, you must include an exemption form.

        • Medical Exemption Form
        • Non-Medical Exemption Form
      5. First quarter tuition is due with registration packet after August 3rd

      You can find answers to all of your questions about Registration by visiting our Register for Classes page.

      We can add your child to our waiting list. Should there be an opening in your requested class, we will contact you.

      Current In-Person Classes are Full
      for 3rd & 4th Quarter

      Our in-person classes are currently full.  If you are interested in adding your child to a class wait list please contact our class coordinator, Jenn G. If there is an opening in your requested class we will contact you.

      Ordering Chipotle online? Use code FXDHGYD at checkout to make sure your purchase counts!

      Welcome to a New Year of Preschool!
      In-Person Classes Begin on Tuesday, September 8!

      We are so happy to announce that we have been cleared by Larimer County Health and Environment and our state Licensing Specialist from the Colorado Office of Early Childhood to open our doors again in September and welcome back all of our wonderful families! Our teachers and board of parent volunteers have been working hard to put new procedures in place to ensure the safety of our students and staff. While a few additional procedures need to be followed, we remain committed and most concerned with providing our young students with the nurturing and stimulating environment that is so important for their first adventure in education. These are temporary changes, and we plan on returning to our regular schedule when possible.

      Drop-off – Parents will meet their child’s teacher outside the playground gate. Children will need a temperature check (100.3 degrees or lower). Each class will meet separately outside.

      Snack Time – For now, we will need parent helpers to bring individually-wrapped, prepackaged snacks when they parent help.

      Classrooms – We will need to limit table activities to 4 children per table. Additional sanitizing of surfaces and items will take place during class. Our teachers will help keep large groups of children from gathering in one area.

      Pick-up – Children will walk outside with their teacher to their parents.

      Parent Helpers – We would like to have the same helpers aid on consecutive days as much as possible to limit exposure. We realize this may not work for all families, and we are happy to help work out alternate days. Before entering the preschool, parent helpers will also need their temperatures taken. While in the preschool, please social distance from other adults.

      Masks – Following the guidelines of  the Colorado Office of Early Childhood, students, parent helpers, and teachers will all wear masks. We know this may be difficult, especially if your child hasn’t been wearing one. To help them prepare, please start slowly having them wear a mask and build the habit over time.

      Hand Washing – Children will wash their hands after coming inside, before snack, and after using the restroom as usual, but will include more frequent and longer hand washing.

      Isolation – If a child becomes ill, we will isolate that child in the hallway and notify the parent immediately.

      We are grateful for your patience and understanding while we develop these new procedures. We will continue to work closely throughout the year with our licensing specialist and the Health Department to make alterations as conditions change.   Please, do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns. We have missed our fabulous Community Preschool families and can’t wait to see you!

      We are looking forward to a great 2020–2021 school year!

      Temporary COVID-19 Operating Procedures for Community Preschool 2020-2021 School Year.

      Virtual Pancake Breakfast & Silent Auction Sat. May 2nd

      Mark your calendars for our first ever Virtual Pancake Breakfast and Silent Auction, Saturday May 2nd. Make yourself some pancakes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and join us on Facebook for our annual silent auction!

      The Virtual Auction is OPEN FOR BIDDING!

      The 2020 Community Preschool Auction Group Page is open for bidding! Head over to  https://www.facebook.com/groups/228951841851623/ to join! Directions will be posted at the top of the page.

      You’ve had time to browse and make a strategy.  Now’s the time to BID!

      Remember: Commenting on auction items with your bid is ENABLED until 8pm today, May 2nd!  Items will go to the highest bidder once the auction is closed.

      Don’t forget to invite your friends!

      Once the auction is over, one of the Community Preschool Board members will reach out to discuss pick up and payment for auction items.

       All proceeds go directly to our wonderful Preschool!

      If you choose not to purchase anything at the auction, please consider making a donation directly to Community Preschool. Click here to donate!

      THANK YOU for your support! We hope to “see” you all on Saturday!

      Our Preschool Will Be Closed through May.
      But We Will Reopen in the Fall for the 2020–2021 School Year

      After discussing the COVID-19 pandemic with the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment, our state licensing specialist, and other area preschools, we have made the very difficult decision to close our preschool for the remainder of the 2019–2020 year. We will reopen in the Fall.

      These times are unsettling and unexpected, and we’re heartbroken and so sorry that we will not be able to end the year with you and your children. Teachers and board members are working on a plan to stay connected to all of our families during this difficult time, and we’ll be in touch. For now, we hope you and your children are safe and healthy.

      If you have questions about tuition reimbursement, please contact the treasurer. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support.

      We will get through this together.

      Your Community Preschool Teachers and Board of Directors

      CLICK HERE (Available 8:00 a.m. Monday February 17th)

      Preregistration Will Open at 8:00 a.m. on Monday February 17th and Close on Thursday February 20th at 5:00 p.m.

      Photo Day

      Bring your smile and your order form! A portion of the sales benefit our school!  Click here for an order form.

      Tuesday, October 1

      10:15 a.m.–11:15 a.m.

      • TTh 3s Mrs. Martinez
      • TTh 3s Mrs. Abbott

      1:00 p.m.

      • MTTh 4s Mrs. Martinez
      Wednesday, October 2

      9:30 a. m.–10:30 a.m.

      • Pre-K Ms. Jodie
      • MW 3s Mrs. Abbott
      • MWF 4s Mrs. Martinez
      Friday, October 4

      9:00 a.m.

      • 2.5s Mrs. Abbott
      • Any makeup from other classes
      Tuesday February 4th – We will be operating our usual Tuesday schedule today.

      As always, please use your own discretion in determining whether the roads are safe in your area before coming in.

      Field Trips to the Pumpkin Patch Cancelled

      Due to weather we cancelled Ms. Jodie’s field trip today, Monday October 28th and Mrs. Martinez’s field trip tomorrow Tuesday October 29th.  We will have a normal class schedule at preschool instead.

      Spaghetti Dinner 

      Friday, October 18th from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

      Join us for our Annual Homemade Spaghetti Dinner and Bake Sale fundraiser. 
      Donations will be accepted at the door for dinner.  We will also sell tickets for $1 for dessert and $1 for face painting. 

      We are supported by the love and generosity of so many people.   Marco Scalise and Norm Goding have cooked for our spaghetti dinner for 18 years.  They spend hours preparing a homemade spaghetti dinner that benefits our school!

      We are encouraging families to bring a dessert for our bake sale. Please make sure desserts are individually portioned (i.e. – cupcakes, cookies, cut up brownies etc) and nut-free.

      We will offer face painting for the children again too.

      We will also provide gluten-free pasta also.

      This event is a great opportunity to get to know other families in your child’s preschool class and for our alumni families to visit their teachers and friends.   We hope you can make it!

      Tour Community Preschool

      Would you like to learn more about Community Preschool and what we have to offer your family at our preschool? RSVP to tour the preschool and see what our play-based, parent-cooperative preschool is all about.

      Call 970-669-4323 or click here to email and reserve your spot for the tour at 10:00 a. m. on Wednesdays!

      Thanksgiving Break – November 25th through 29th

      There is no school Monday November 25th through Friday November 29th.  If you leave a message on our voicemail we will be happy to return all calls on Monday December 2nd.

      Enjoy your Thanksgiving week and we will see you in December!

      Nominate Community Preschool for SCHEELS Giving Campaign by Sunday December 8th

      Scheels will donate cash awards to local nonprofits that make a difference in our community. To nominate Community Preschool, please fill out this form with your full name, email and Community Preschool’s name under the Youth Support Organization category. Nominations are only accepted until Sunday Dec. 8th, and winners will be announced Dec. 10th.

      Thank you for your nominations!

      HOLIDAY CONCERT and PARTY

      Tuesday December 17th & Wednesday December 18th at 10:30 a.m.

      Mark your calendars, the Holiday Programs will be on Tuesday December 17th and Wednesday December 18th beginning at 10:30.   Our singing program will be in the gym, come early since setting is limited!  Here is the class schedule:

      December 17th – Tuesday
      Mrs. Abbott T/TH Class
      Mrs. Martinez T/TH Class
      Mrs. Martinez P.M. Class

      December 18th – Wednesday
      Mrs. Abbott M/W Class
      Mrs. Martinez MWF Class
      Ms. Jodie Pre-K Class

       All classes will begin at the normal time (except Mrs. Martinez afternoon 4’s, there will be no afternoon class on December 17th).  

      Families will receive a SignUpGenius link from their Class Coordinators to select what food they would like to bring.  All food must be NUT-FREE and NOT homemade.  Thank you so much for bringing snacks to our program we appreciate your wonderful generosity!  

      After the concert, your child will be taken back to their classroom and you will go and sign them out.  Afterwards please stay to enjoy snacks, a visit with Santa and visit our Scholastic book fair.  Our 2’s class will not participate in the holiday program, but you and your child are welcome to come either day to watch the other classes, enjoy a snack, see Santa and our Scholastic Book Fair.  

      Please see your child’s teacher or Ms. Tammy with any questions.

      Scholastic Book Fair – Snow Much to Read!

      December 12 from  8:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m.
      December 13 from 8:45–11:30 a.m.
      December 16 from 8:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m.
      December 17 from 8:45–11:45 a.m.                                                                      December 18 from 8:45–11:45 a.m.

      Join us at Community Preschool for our second annual Scholastic Book Fair. We will receive a wonderful selection of engaging and affordable books for preschool and elementary students, and all purchases benefit our school. Scholastic Books make great holiday gifts!

      You can also order online from December 6–19. The online orders will not arrive until after Christmas break, but it is a wonderful opportunity to increase your child’s home library. The book fair will replace our monthly Scholastic book orders for November, December, and January.

      Please click here for more information. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Tammy.

      Annual Walk-a-Thon and Potluck Picnic

      Community Preschool families join us for the annual walk-a-thon and picnic! It will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 and Friday, September 20 at Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park (Cannon Park). It’s a fun way to raise funds and socialize. 

      • Pledge envelopes will be distributed in the children’s cubbies at school.
      • Invite family and friends to make a tax-deductible donation and come walk with us. Complete the pledge form and return it in the treasurer’s box at school.
      • Come to the walk-a-thon on the day your child attends class.
        —Mrs. Abbott’s MW 3s and Mrs. Martinez’s PM 4s: Attend whichever day works best. Please arrive at the park at 10:30 a.m.
        —Mrs. Martinez’s TR 3s and MWF 4s: Come to class at the usual time in the morning, and then pick up your child at 10:00 a. m. and go to the park.
        —Ms. Jodie’s MTWR 4s: Bring your child directly to Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 for a scavenger hunt and story time.
        —Mrs. Abbott’s TR 3s: Bring your child directly to Dwayne Webster Veteran’s Park at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19 for a scavenger hunt and story time.
        —Mrs. Abbott’s F 2s: Simply meet at the park at 10:30 a.m. to begin the walk-a-thon on Friday September 20.
      • Wear your Community Preschool t-shirt if you have one, and bring your camera. We will walk three laps around the playground area together. Each child who participates will receive a small prize.
      • Bring a nut-free dish to share. We will be using SignUpGenius.com so watch for an email to sign up. Items needed are: Main Dishes (noodles, chicken, casserole, small sandwiches, hot dogs, etc.), Desserts (cookies, brownies, fruit kabobs, etc.), Side Dishes (fruit, vegetables, pasta salad, green salad, etc. ), Other Sides (chips, dip, popcorn, pretzels, etc.).
      • Parent-helpers for these days, please bring cups and drinks to share. (Your children will have show and tell before going to the park in Mrs. Martinez classes)
      • Pack plates and plasticware/silverware for your family. Also bring any serving utensils needed for your potluck dish.
      • And most importantly, have fun!

      Because we are a corporation, and parents are members of that corporation, all members must attend one yearly meeting​. Parent orientation serves as that annual meeting. Community Preschool is holding parent orientation on several dates and times in August and September. At least one parent MUST attend one session. All sessions will be held at the school.

      New Family Orientation
      (30 to 45 minutes. Open to New or Returning Families.)

      • August 23 at 9:30 a.m.
      • August 23 at 10:30 a.m.
      • August 28 at 6:00 p.m. 

      Returning Family Orientation
      (20 minutes. For Returning Families only.)

      • September 5 at 9:15 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. 
      • September 6 at 9:15 a.m.

      If you do not attend during a scheduled time, you will be required to pay for a private meeting for a fee of $40.

      You will be asked to sign a form attesting that you have read the entirety of the Community Preschool Parent Handbook.

      Scholastic Book Fair Thank You

      Thank you to all our families and relatives who supported our first Scholastic Book Fair!  It was very successful and our teachers will now have extra funds to purchase books and academic material for our classrooms.

      We are so grateful and we hope you enjoy your books!  Happy Holidays and we will see you in January!

      Waiting List for Full Classes

      Our classes are all full for this spring but we can add your child to our waiting list. Should there be an opening in your requested class, we will contact you.

      Please email the class coordinator to be added to the waiting list (Stefani for 2s/3s classes, or Jenn for 4s classes).

      Find the answers to your questions about our classes on our Register for Classes page, or contact a class coordinator.

      Openings in Current 2017–2018 Classes

      We are currently registering for openings in the following classes for 2017–2018:

      • Ms. Jodie’s Pre-K 4s on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

      If you are interested in registering, please follow these steps:

      1. Contact the class coordinator, (Kayla D. for 4s classes).
      2. Complete the 2017–2018 Registration Packet. (Pages 6–8 including the Student Health Record, Certificate of Immunization, and Addendum MUST be completed AFTER June 1, 2017.)
      3. Be prepared to pay the non-refundable $70 non-refundable registration fee and the current quarter’s tuition by check.

      We need 48 hours from the time that you submit the registration paperwork and tuition payment to process your child’s enrollment, and for the teacher to prepare for your child to attend class.

      Please be sure to check out The Parent Helper newsletter for January!

      Click here to access the January 2018 newsletter.

      Early childhood education | UNICEF

      Every child deserves access to quality early childhood education

      UNICEF/UNI123643/Znidarcic

      Quality pre-primary education is the foundation of a child’s journey: every stage of education that follows relies on its success. Yet, despite the proven and lifelong benefits, more than 175 million children – nearly half of all pre-primary-age children globally – are not enrolled in pre-primary education.

      Nearly half of all pre-primary-age children around the world are not enrolled in preschool.

      In low-income countries, the picture is bleaker, with only 1 in 5 young children enrolled. Children from poor families are the least likely to attend early childhood education programmes. For children who do have access, poorly trained educators, overcrowded and unstimulating environments, and unsuitable curricula diminish the quality of their experiences.

      Failure to provide quality early childhood education limits children’s futures by denying them opportunities to reach their full potential. It also limits the futures of countries, robbing them of the human capital needed to reduce inequalities and promote peaceful, prosperous societies.

      Why should universal access to pre-primary education be a global priority?

      Children enrolled in at least one year of pre-primary education are more likely to develop the critical skills they need to succeed in school and less likely to repeat grades or drop out. As adults, they contribute to peaceful societies and prosperous economies. Evidence of the ways in which pre-primary education advances development exists around the world.

      Yet, global disparities in enrolment persist. More than half of low- and lower-middle-income countries are not on track to ensure at least one year of quality pre-primary education for every child by 2030, as set out by the Sustainable Development Goals.


      UNICEF

      What should governments do to ensure pre-primary education for all?

       

      1. Scale up investment

      Pre-primary education provides the highest return on investment of all education sub-sectors. Yet, it receives the smallest share of government expenditure compared to primary, secondary and tertiary education. 

       

       

      2. Progressively grow the pre-primary system, while improving quality

      Efforts to scale up access to pre-primary education should not come at the expense of quality. Quality is the sum of many parts, including teachers, families, communities, resources, and curricula.

      Without adequate safeguards for quality, expansion efforts can intensify education inequities. It is only by investing in quality as education systems grow – not after – that governments can expand access and maintain quality.

      9.3 million new teachers are needed to achieve universal pre-primary education

      Only 50% of pre-primary teachers in low-income countries are trained

      Only 5% of pre-primary teachers globally work in low-income countries

       

      3. Ensure vulnerable populations are not the last to benefit

      Access to early childhood education has been slow and inequitable, both across and within countries. Worldwide, vulnerable children are disproportionately excluded from quality pre-primary education – even though it can have the greatest impact on them.

      To ensure no child is left behind, Governments should adopt policies that commit to universal pre-primary education and prioritize the poorest and hardest-to-reach children at the start of the road to universality, not the end.

      *Early childhood education 

      The richest children are 7 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes than the poorest

      Children of mothers with secondary education are 5 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes

      Children in urban areas are 1. 5 times more likely to attend ECE* programmes than those in rural areas

      Equitable attendance in ECE* programmes exists between girls and boys


      UNICEF video

      In Mongolia, many people live as nomads, making it difficult for children to get to preschool. So UNICEF and partners are bringing the preschool to them.

      What does UNICEF call for to achieve universal pre-primary education?

      What does UNICEF do to advance pre-primary education?

      UNICEF works to give every child a fair start in education. We support pre-primary education in 129 countries around the globe by:

      • Building political commitment to quality pre-primary education through evidence generation, advocacy and communication
      • Strengthening policies and advocating for increased public financing for pre-primary education
      • Bolstering national capacity to plan and implement quality pre-primary education at scale
      • Enhancing the quality of pre-primary programmes by supporting the development of quality standards, curricular frameworks, teacher training packages and more
      • Collecting data and generating evidence for innovative approaches that deliver quality pre-primary education for vulnerable children
      • Delivering conflict-sensitive early childhood education and psychosocial support to young children and their families in humanitarian situations

      More from UNICEF

      Resources

      Better Early Learning and Development at Scale
      Build to Last: A framework in support of universal quality pre-primary education
      Blogs on the pilot countries’ BELDS experiences: Ghana, Lesotho, The Kyrgyz Republic, Sao Tome and Principe

      The Community Preschool at Grace Cathedral

      Welcoming All of San Francisco’s Children

      The Community Preschool’s intentional socio-economic diversity brings together children and families that represent a multitude of identities in the goal of validating and respecting all of the intersectionalities present within this special Community of San Francisco. It is an extraordinary early childhood program that prepares children not just for kindergarten success, but for life itself.

      Make a Donation to The Community Preschool

      Admission Tour for 2022-2023

      The Community Preschool is offering open enrollment until all available spaces are filled. Children must be 3 years old by 9/1/22. Come to our open house on Sept 1! Meet our Director and learn about this small, mixed-age, play-based, and intentionally socio-economically diverse preschool! For more information on the admissions process or to sign up for the open house, please email: [email protected].

      Email Us For Open House

      Our Mission Statement

      The Community Preschool at Grace Cathedral believes that diversity is a strength, and that a high quality preschool experience creates a foundation for a child’s educational and life success. The Community Preschool supports students and their families by providing a child centered, inquiry focused, play based learning experience to an intentionally mixed socioeconomic group of children aged 3-5.

      Our Vision Statement

      Our vision is for every child to have equal access to a high quality education, in development of just, independent, creative, empowered and respected lifelong learners and their supported and supporting families.

      Philosophy Statement

      We believe that a child’s early education experience sets the course for his or her future. It is at the core of building a positive self-image, critical social skills, and a life-long curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. The program’s deliberate socio-economic diversity brings together children and families representing a wide range of experiences, perspectives and backgrounds for a unique learning experience that allows students to experience and learn respect for diverse cultures, perspectives and traditions. The teachers collaborate with parents to help enhance the potential of each child.

      Admissions Statement

      The Community Preschool, Grace Cathedral seeks to enroll children who will benefit from its purposes and programs. As stated in the preschool’s mission, the program seeks to develop a diversity of population by enrolling families from varied socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities, religious traditions, and cultures represented in the city of San Francisco. In order to accomplish that goal, the preschool will enroll one-third full fee paying, one-third partial fee paying, and one-third full scholarship families. The school will reach out to neighboring communities for children who would be unable to attend preschool without full tuition help. When making admission decisions, the school will give attention to the level of family’s interest in the school’s mission and their willingness to participate in this mission with enthusiasm and sensitivity. We also seek a balance of gender, temperament and developmental levels.

      What We Provide
      • A developmentally appropriate full-day program for children ages three to five.
      • A professional teaching staff and high teacher/child ratios: one teacher for every five kids.
      • Play based program with an inquiry-based curriculum
      • A location on the grounds of Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill on Taylor St, close to public transportation lines.
      • Daily hot lunch and two snacks by Acre Gourmet, with lunch made on-site using local and organic ingredients.
      • A dynamic family engagement program with educational opportunities as well as social and community building events.
      • Full day year-round care and education.
      • A program committed to anti-bias and anti-racist education.
      Adjusted Tuition

      Based on our admissions statement, our enrolled families will be a balance of families able to remit the full tuition, families receiving sliding-scale adjusted tuition, and families with fully adjusted tuition. Families who are actively enrolled on Early Learning SF, or meet ELS eligibility certification requirements (varies yearly) will be eligible for fully adjusted tuition. Fully adjusted tuition and sliding-scale tuition adjustments are determined by eligibility (gross household income and family size), need (parent employment, school, or other activity), and target population (see Section 1. Priority Enrollments for qualifiers). These sliding scale adjustments vary between a 30%-70% discount from the full tuition.

      Want to know more?

      Read The Community Preschool information sheet.

      If you have any questions, please contact us by email or call us at 415-749-6383.

      The Community Preschool gratefully acknowledges the generous foundations, corporations and individuals who help fund our annual operations. If you would like to join in supporting this high-quality, intentionally diverse program, please consider a gift to The Community Preschool today!

      Preschool-Early Childhood Initiatives / Preschool Programs

      Onslow County Schools preschool programs are designed to provide developmentally appropriate experiences, which enhance educational opportunities prior to a child’s entry into kindergarten.  The purpose of the preschool program is to prepare the students for a successful school career.  

      Our administrators and staff work together to provide equal opportunities and services to eligible children in the least restrictive environment.   Funding and program requirements are determined by the state and/or federal offices.

      Onslow County Schools Preschool consists of 3 program areas and Exceptional Children Services for eligible children.

       

      Click here to Apply for Preschool!

       

      Onslow County Preschool programs:

      Head Start

      The Head Start program is a federally funded educational, health, and social program designed to work with families who are economically disadvantaged. The students served are 3 and 4 years old on or before August 31st. All students selected for the Head Start program must live in the Onslow County Schools district attendance area. Eligibility is determined using Federal income guidelines. Breakfast and lunch are provided. No meals from home. Two home visits and two conferences are required. * Special diets will be reviewed individually.  Head Start website.

      Title I

      The Title I program is a federally funded educational program for elementary and secondary schools. The students served must be 4-years-old on or before August 31st. Each child is administered a developmental screening assessment to determine his/her educational need. Students are selected for the Title I program must live in Onslow County Schools attendance area. There may be a cost for meals. No meals from home. Two home visits and two conferences are required. * Special diets will be reviewed individually.

      NC Pre-K

      NC Pre-K is a state-funded, community-based pre-kindergarten program administered by One Place. It is designed to provide 4-year-old children, who may not otherwise be served, with a valuable educational experience for 6.5 hours per day. Children must be 4 years old on or before August 31st, to be eligible to apply, and must meet income qualifications to be served in select child care locations across the county. In collaboration with One Place, Onslow County Schools dual enrolls preschool students with NC Pre-K funds to enhance services for children and families.                                                                           

       

      Additional OCS Preschool Services

      Exceptional Children (EC)   

      The Exceptional Children’s preschool program serves students who have developmental delays, speech/language delays and other delays that affect their education.  The program serves children in a variety of settings throughout the county.  All students served by the Onslow County Schools Preschool Program for Exceptional Children must live in the Onslow County Schools attendance area.

       

      Onslow County Partnership for Children Preschool Programs

      Three School

      Onslow County Three School is funded through One Place – Smart Start.  Children who turn 3 on or before August 31st and meet income and eligibility guidelines are encouraged to apply.

       

      Before a child enters any preschool program, the following is required to be completed and on file:

      • A completed application for the programs listed above

      • Certified birth certificate

      • Proof of residency documents

       

      When applying for preschool, all the information you have provided will be used to determine if your child can be served in Onslow County Preschool through one of these funding sources.

       

      For additional information regarding any of the programs or services, please contact:

       

      Onslow County Schools Preschool Department

                       Phone 910.455.5530                                                                                                                              

                         www.onslow.k12.nc.us                                                       

       

      Onslow County School PreK Exceptional Children

                       Phone 910.326-6222

                              ext. 21024

       

      One Place

                      Phone 910.938.0336

                         www.oneplaceonslow.org

        

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

      Preschool Programs | THPRD

      THPRD has several preschool options, including nine-month school year programs, and introductory programs to help kids transition successfully to kindergarten.

      THPRD has several preschool options, including nine-month school year programs, and introductory programs to help kids transition successfully to kindergarten.

      Nine-Month Preschool 2022-2023 School Year

      Virtual Open House (Held February 1, 2022)

      We hosted a virtual open house for the nine-month preschool programs for the 2022-2023 school year at THPRD. We gave a brief overview of the preschool programs and then attendees asked questions they had about the upcoming school year.

      Preschool 2022-23 school year registration information

      Registration is available now, contact the facility for the program you want to register in for fall 2022. There is a $50 non-refundable registration fee due at the time of registration. The first tuition payment for September will be due on August 15, 2022.

      Please contact the Program Coordinator at each Center, below, for more information about the program or to register.

      Jump Start & Kids First Preschool Programs at Cedar Hills Recreation Center

      Jump Start & Kids First is a preschool program based around the Reggio Emilia philosophy which uses creative play and social learning to prepare children for kindergarten. Your child will be placed in a group of children for the nine-month preschool program with consistent teachers from September through May. Children must be able to use the restroom independently. The preschool programs will run at the Cedar Hills Recreation Center located at 11640 SW Park Way in Portland, Oregon.

      For more information please contact Ted Dum, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling (503) 629-6340.

      Jump Start (Ages 4 to 5)

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

      • Time: 8:30am – 11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost $375 monthly tuition

      • Registration: Call (503) 629-6340

      Jump Start (Ages 3½ to 4½)

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Time: 9:00am – 11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost $275 monthly tuition

      • Registration: Call (503) 629-6340

      Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center Preschool Programs

      Preschool classes provide a great opportunity for children to learn new academics; social skills and have fun. Conestoga is happy to offer different types of preschool classes for our community.

      For information please contact Tyler Fransen, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling the center (503) 629-6313.

      Fanno Farmers at the Fanno Farmhouse

      Fanno Farmers is a comprehensive nine-month preschool program inspired by the Reggio Emilia theory of education. Your child will academically learn with the same group of children, in the same classroom with the same teachers, for a traditional September-May school year. We will focus each month on developmentally appropriate activities and intentional play used to promote children’s growth. These areas include: cognitive, creative, language; literacy, math, motor skills and physical development, pro-social skills, and sensory / science. Our 4 & 5-year-old programs will work towards achieving Beaverton School District Kindergarten entrance benchmarks by the end of the school year.

      The Fanno Farmers Preschool will take place at the historic Fanno Farmhouse located at 8405 SW Creekside Place in Beaverton, Oregon (adjacent to Greenway Park, south of SW Hall Blvd. ). It is supervised by program staff at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center.

      Fanno Farmers Alliums (ages 3 to 4)

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 9am-12pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO01ENROLL2022

      Fanno Farmers Shallots (ages 4 to 5)

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 1-4pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO02ENROLL2022

      Fanno Farmers Vidalia’s (ages 4 to 5)

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Times: 1-4pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $295 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO04ENROLL2022

      Fanno Farmers Pearls (ages 2.5 to 3.5)

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Times: 9-11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $275 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO03ENROLL2022

      Bilingual Spanish Preschool

      Our Bilingual Spanish Preschool atmosphere is a creative, positive, and enriching experience mixed with Spanish culture and influences. Students will interact in Spanish and English throughout the class, while engaging in hands on activities such as, games, arts and crafts, song, and more! We encourage children to develop their self-help, language and social-emotional skills in addition to academics.

      Our Bilingual Spanish Preschool has adopted the Reggio Emilia approach to learning. The main principles of this emergent curriculum include an emphasis on respect, the role of the environment, the role of the teacher/parent, the importance of time and speaking in Spanish and English.

      This program is held at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center located at 9985 SW 125th Ave. in Beaverton, Oregon.

      Bilingual Spanish Preschool (Ages 4 to 5)

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 9am – 12:00pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO05ENROLL2022

      Bilingual Spanish Preschool (Ages 3 to 4)

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Times: 9am – 12:00pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $295 monthly tuition

      • Registration: CO06ENROLL2022

      Nature Kids Preschool Program at the Nature Center and Jenkins Estate

      Nature Kids, a nature-based program for preschoolers offered through the Tualatin Hills Nature Center and the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse, introduces developmentally appropriate activities throughout the year in a curriculum structure that focuses on experiential learning through exposure to nature and the changing seasons.

      Children develop skills through a balance of tactile activities, play, and academic experiences. They are given the opportunities and guidance to advance communication and problem-solving skills. Numbers, letters and words are introduced through structured nature-based activities and observation of the seasons and rhythms of nature. Children will form friendships, learn respect, and have the opportunity to grow with the help of caring teachers and supportive parents in a safe, yet active, natural environment.

      If you are interested in preschool programs at the Nature Center, please contact Rachel Fort, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or by calling (503) 629-6350.

      Dragonflies (Ages 4 to 5)

      The Dragonflies program takes place three days a week in the morning and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 9am – 12:00pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)

      • Registration: JE02ENROLL2022

      This program is held at the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse located at 8005 SW Grabhorn Rd. in Beaverton, OR.

      Ladybugs (Ages 4 to 5)

      The Ladybugs program takes place three days a week in the morning and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 8:30am – 11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)

      • Registration: NC02ENROLL2022

      This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.

      Owls (Ages 4 to 5)

      The Owls program takes place three days a week in the afternoon and provides a strong foundation for children that will enter kindergarten the following year.

      • Days: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

      • Times: 1:00 – 4:00pm

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $375 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)

      • Registration: NC03ENROLL2022

      This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.

      Chipmunks (Ages 3 to 4)

      The Chipmunks program is twice a week and provides a positive and nurturing first school experience. Children will enhance their social-emotional developmental skills by learning to follow routines, listen to directions, share and make new friends. While this is mainly a year of socialization and learning through play experiences, children will be introduced to shapes, colors and science through songs, stories, activities and exploratory hikes. Children must be able to use the restroom independently.

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Times: 9:00am – 11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $275 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)

      • Registration: NC01ENROLL2022

      This program is held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center located at 15655 SW Millikan Way in Beaverton, OR.

      Hummingbirds (Ages 3 to 4)

      The Hummingbirds program is twice a week and provides a positive and nurturing first school experience. Children will enhance their social-emotional developmental skills by learning to follow routines, listen to directions, share and make new friends. While this is mainly a year of socialization and learning through play experiences, children will be introduced to shapes, colors and science through songs, stories, activities and exploratory hikes. Children must be able to use the restroom independently.

      • Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays

      • Times: 9:00am – 11:30am

      • Length: September through May

      • Cost: $275 monthly tuition (2022-2023 School Year)

      • Registration: JE01ENROLL2022

      This program is held at the Jenkins Estate Gatehouse located at 8005 SW Grabhorn Rd. in Beaverton, OR.

      Approved Preschool Special Education Program Sites: New York City Region

      The New York State Education Department (NYSED) approves preschool special education programs pursuant to section 4410 of the NYS Education Law.          


























































































































      PROGRAM NAME

      ADMINISTRATION
      SITE

      BOROUGHS
      SERVED

      MDE

      SEIS

      SCIS

      SC

      ACDS, Inc. (Association for Children with Down Syndrome)

      Nassau County

      85 Jamaica Ave. Plainview, NY 11803


      516-933-4700

      		Brooklyn, Queens X X X X
      Adaptive Solutions Multi Services

      Kings County

      992 Gates Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11221

      718-483-9553

       

       

       

      X

      X

      A Helping Hand, LLC

      Kings County

      703 E 4th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11218

      718-435-9144

      Brooklyn

       

      X

       

       
      Aim High Children’s Services

      Kings County

      202 Foster Ave., Suite B

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-835-1750

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens

      X

      X

      X

       

      All My Children Day Care & Nursery

      Queens County

      175-44 Mayfield Rd. Jamaica Estates, NY 11432


      718-730-2370

      Queens

       

      X

       

       
      Association to Benefit Children

      New York County

      419 E 86th St.

      New York, NY 10028

      212-845-3822

      Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      Astor Services for Children & Families

      Lawrence Hickey Center/ Little Red Schoolhouse

      4010 Dyre Ave.

      Bronx, NY 10467

      718-515-3000

      Bronx

       

       

       

      X

      Auditory Oral School of New York

      Kings County

      3321 Avenue M

      Brooklyn, NY 12110

      718-531-1800

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Bank Street School for Children

      New York County

      610 W 112th St.

      New York, NY 10025

      212-875-4414

      Manhattan

      X

      X

      X

       

      Bilinguals Inc.

      dba Achieve Beyond

      New York County

      7000 Austin St. Suite 200

      Forest Hills, NY 11375                718-762-7633

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       
      Birch Family Services, Inc.  

      Queens County

      104 W 29th St. 3rd Fl.

      New York, NY 10001-5310

      212-616-1800

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens

      X

       

      X

      X
      Block Institute School

      Kings County

      376 Bay 44th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11214

      718-906-5432

       

       

       

       

      X
      Books & Rattles, Inc.

      Queens County

      63-08 69th Pl.

      Middle Village, NY 11373

      718-381-7777

       

       

       

      X

      X
      Brookville Center for Children’s Services, Inc.

      Nassau County

      Administration:

      189 Wheatley Rd.

      Brookville, NY 11545

      516-626-1075

       

       

       

       

       

      Brookville Center for Children’s Services, Inc.

      1983 Marcus Ave.

      New Hyde Park, NY 11042

      516-326-5650

      Brooklyn, Manhattan, Nassau, Queens, Suffolk

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Cam-Held Enterprises, Inc.  dba Just Kids Early Childhood Learning Center

      Suffolk County

      264 Beach 19th Street                             Queens, NY 11691

      718-241-9211

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau

      X

      X

      X

      X
      Canarsie Childhood Center, Inc.

      Kings County

      611 E 76th St.(Entrance @ 650 E 77th St)

      Brooklyn, NY 11236

      718-241-9211

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X
      Center for Hearing & Communication

      New York County

      50 Broadway, 6th Floor

      New York, NY 10004

      917-305-7836

      Manhattan

      X

       

       

       
      Charles R. Drew Early Learning Center – Queens County Educators for Tomorrow, Inc.

      109-45 207th St. Queens Village, NY 11429


      718-740-2400

      		Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island  X  X  X  X
      Child Study Center of NY  

      Richmond County

      366 N. Broadway, Suite #304

      Jericho, NY 11753

      516-822-1192

      Brooklyn, Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      Children at Play Early Intervention Center

      Richmond County

      40 Merrill Ave.

      Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-370-7529

      Staten Island

      X

      X

       

      X

      City-Pro Group, Inc.

      Kings County

      2625 E. 14th St., Suite #200

      Brooklyn, NY 11235

      718-769-2698

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

       

      Clarke School – New York

      New York County

      80 East End Ave.

      New York, NY 10028

      212-585-3500

       

       

       

       

      X

      X
      Community Resources Staten Island, Inc. Richmond County 3450 Victory Blvd.

      Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-447-5200      		 Staten Island  X  X  X  X

      Comprehensive Evaluation Services

      New York County

      460 Grand St.

      New York City, NY 10002

      212-539-0257

      Manhattan

      X

       

       

       

      Crown Multi-Educational Services

      Kings County

      310 Crown St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11225

      718-735-0420

      Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      E&D Children Center

      Kings County

      1316 48th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-977-5114

      Brooklyn

       

      X

       

       

      Early Childhood Associates  

      New York County

      1745 Broadway 17th Fl.

      New York, NY 10019

      212-662-9200

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      East River Child Development Center

      New York County

      577 Grand Street

      New York, NY 10002

      212-254-7300

      Manhattan

      X

      X

      X

       
      Easter Seals NY, Inc.

      New York County

      Administration

      633 Third Avenue, 6th Floor

      New York, NY  10017 212-727-4275    845-541-9751 (Childhood Programs)

      Bronx, Manhattan

      X

      X

      X

      Easter Seals NY

      Richmond County

      2433 East Tremont Street Bronx, NY 10461 718-409-4227

      MDE:  Bronx, Manhattan


      SC/SCIS Sites: Bronx

      		X   X X

      Eden II School for Autistic Children

      Richmond County

      15 Beach Street

      Staten Island, NY 10304

      718-816-1422    

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

      X

      Evalcare Inc.

      Kings County

      5225 New Utrecht Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-686-0100

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

       

      First Foot Forward – Jewish Community Center of Staten Island

      Richmond County

      1466 Manor Rd.

      Staten Island, NY 10314                718-475-5240

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

      X

      X

      First Step Evaluation Inc.

      Kings County

      6010 New Utrecht Ave., Suite 3

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-431-0115

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

       

      Guild for Exceptional Children

      Kings County

      260 68th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11220

      718-833-6633

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      HeartShare Human Services

      Kings County

      12 Metrotech Center 29th Fl.

      Brooklyn, NY 11201

      718-422-4200

      Brooklyn, Queens

      X

       

      X

      X

      Hebrew Academy for Special Children (HASC)

      Kings County

      1318 60th Street Brooklyn, NY 11219


      718-686-5900

      Brooklyn, Nassau, Orange, Rockland, Sullivan, Westchester

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Hebrew Institute for the Deaf  

      Kings County

      1401 Ave I

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-377-7507

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Helen Keller Services for the Blind

      Kings County

      180 Livingston St. , 3rd Fl.

      Brooklyn, NY 11201

      718-522-2122

      Brooklyn

      X

      X

       

      X

      Highbridge Advisory Council

      Bronx County

      880 River Ave. 2nd Fl

      Bronx, NY 10452

      718-992-1321

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

      X

      X

      Integrated Treatment Services

      Kings County

      6010 New Utrecht Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-431-8938

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      Interdisciplinary Center For Child Development

      Queens County

      35-55 223rd St.

      Bayside, NY 11361

      718-428-5370

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Jackson Developmental Center

      Queens County

      88-23 31st Ave.

      East Elmhurst, NY 11369

      718-205-1919

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X

      Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services

      New York County

      34 W 139th St.

      New York, NY 10037

      212-690-7234

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      X

      Kennedy Children’s Center, Inc  

      New York County

      2212 Third Ave. 2nd Fl.

      New York, NY 10035

      212-988-9500

      Bronx, Manhattan

       

       

       

      X

      Kew Gardens SEP

      Queens County

      159-16 Union Tpke.

      Fresh Meadows, NY 11366

      718-263-5437

      Queens

      X

      X

       

       

      Kids-Centric, Inc.

      Kings County

      289 Prospect Park West

      Brooklyn, NY 11215

      718-499-8399

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

       

      Kids Unlimited PT, OT & SLP, PLLC

      Kings County

      2310 65th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11204

      718-484-4802

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

      X

       

       

      Lavelle School for the Blind

      Bronx County

      3830 Paulding Ave.

      Bronx, NY 10469

      718-882-1212

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X
      Liberty Resources Psychology, PT, OT & SLP, PLLC

      98 East 4th Street   New York, NY 10003 646-230-8190

      		 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island        

      Life-Skills School (The)

      Queens County

      2420 Parsons Blvd.

      Flushing , NY 11357

      718-459-6279

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      Little Excellence LLC

      Richmond County

      		 2144 Richmond Ave.

      Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-370-3784      		 Staten Island    X    

      Little Kinder Corp

      Kings County

      1716 Coney Island Ave. , 3rd Floor

      Brooklyn, NY 11230


      718-758-4108

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      Little Lamb Preschool  

      Richmond County

      2 Gridley Ave.

      Staten Island, NY 10303

      718-448-7774

      Brooklyn, Richmond

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Little Meadows Early Childhood Center

      Queens County

      67-25 188th St.

      Fresh Meadows, NY 11365

      718-454-6460

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Loughman Services, Inc. dba Community Educational Services

      Manhattan County

      		 Dawning Village, Inc.

      2090 First Ave.

      New York, NY 10029-4343

      212-369-5313      		 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island  X  X  X X

      Manual Therapy Center, Inc.

      Kings County

      431 75th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11209

      718-680-5679

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      Marie Pense Center 

      New York County

      37 W 20th St., Suite #909

      New York, NY 10011

      212-362-7010

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      Metro Therapy, Inc.

      Suffolk County

      Administration        1363-8 Veteran’s Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY 11788

      631-366-3876

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      Mid Island Therapy

      dba All About Kids

      Nassau County

      Administration

      255 Executive Dr., Suite LL105

      Plainview, NY  11803

      516-576-2040

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      Nata’s Kids, Inc.

      Kings County

      1733 Sheepshead Bay Rd. Suite 36

      Brooklyn, NY  11235

      347-414-9990

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

       

       

      New York Center for Child Development (NYCCD)

      New York County

      159 W 127th St.

      New York, NY 10027

      212-752-7575

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      New York Child Learning Institute (NYCLI) – a program of AABR, Inc.

      Queens County

      123-14 14th Ave.     College Point, NY 11356


      718-445-0752

       

      		       X

      New York Therapy Placement Services

      Suffolk County

      299 Hallock Avenue  Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776

      516-753-6507

      Nassau, Suffolk, Queens Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      Northeast Bronx Day Care Center, Inc.

      Bronx County

      		4102 White Plains Road Bronx, NY 10466 718-547-0501 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island  X X X X

      Northside Center Day School

      New York County

      1301 Fifth Ave.

      New York, NY 10029

      212-426-3460

      Manhattan

      X

       

      X

      X

      NYCDOE Spec Ed Chancellor’s Office

      New York County

      52 Chambers St.

      Rm #220 (SCIS)

      Rm #320 (MDE)

      New York, NY 10007

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens,  Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      NYC Spec Schools – District 75 Citywide Programs

      New York County

      400 First Ave.

      New York, NY 10010

      212-802-1500

       

       

       

       

      X

      NY Institute for Special Education dba The Readiness Program  

      Bronx County

      999 Pelham Pkwy North

      Bronx, NY 10469

      718-519-7000

      Bronx

       

      X

       

      X

      NYS ARC, Inc. – NYC Chapter  dba AHRC NYC

      New York County

      83 Maiden Ln.

      New York, NY 10038

      212-780-2532

       

       

       

       

       

      X

      Omni Childhood Center, Inc. 

      Kings County

      1651 Coney Island Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-998-1415

      Brooklyn, Queens

      X

      X

       

       

      Optimal Care Services

      New York County

      		68 East 131st St. , Suite #502 New York, NY 10037 646-269-9235 Bronx, Manhattan    X    

      Paul Institute of Mainstream Services (The)

      New York County

      65 W 119th St.

      New York, NY 10026

      212-289-6515

      Manhattan

      X

      X

       

       

      Peak Services for Children 

      New York County

      1123 Broadway, Suite 1001

      New York, NY 10010

      212-209-1559

      Manhattan

       

      X

       

       

      Personal Touch Evaluation, PLLC

      Queens County

      71 02 Park Ave.

      Fresh Meadows, NY 11365

      718-380-7600

      Queens

      X

       

       

       

      Positive Beginnings Inc. 

      Queens County

      71-25 Main St.

      Flushing, NY 11367

      718-268-7085

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X

      Prime Time Care, Inc.

      New York County

      163-03 Horace Harding Expy

      Flushing, NY 11365

      718-268-5236

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

       

      Psychotherapeutic Evaluational Program (PEP) Inc.

      Queens County

      84-60 Parsons Blvd.

      Jamaica, NY 11432

      718-298-6161

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      QSAC, Inc – Queens Services for Autistic Citizens

      Queens County

      253 W 35th St. , 16th Fl.

      New York, NY 10001

      212-244-5560

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

      X

      Research Institute of SUNY dba Infant & Child Learning Center


      Kings County

      		670 Parkside Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11226

      718-675-1249       		Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island  X  X  X  X

      Richmond Medical Center dba Richmond University Medical Center


      Staten Island

      657 Castleton Avenue               Staten Island, NY 10301

      718-448-9775

      		 Staten Island  X    X  

      RightWay Therapeutic Services Inc

      Kings County

      1 Pierrepont Plaza, 12th Floor

      Brooklyn, NY 11201


      718-576-3950

      Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens

      		   X    

      Rising Ground, Inc.

      Westchester County

      Katharine Dodge Brownell School

      450 Castle Hill Ave.

      Bronx, NY 10473

      718-430-7938

      		 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island X    X X

      Rivendell School

      Kings County

      277 Third Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11215

      718-499-5667

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

      X

       

       

      Sesame Sprout Inc.

      Queens County

      95-15 Horace Harding Expressway

      Corona, NY 11368

      718-271-2294

       

       

       

      X

       

      Seton Foundation for Learning

      Richmond County

      315 Arlene St.

      Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-982-5084

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X

      Shema Kolainu-Hear Our Voices

      Kings County

      4302 New Utrecht Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-686-9600

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

      X

      Shield of David, Inc. dba The Shield Institute Queens County

      144-61 Roosevelt Ave.

      Flushing, NY 11354

      718-939-8700

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens


      Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      Small Wonder Preschool Inc.

      Queens County

      90-45 Myrtle Ave.

      Glendale, NY 11385

      718-849-3002

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens

      X

       

      X

      X

      Smart Choice Therapy Inc.

      Richmond County

      1250 Hylan Blvd Suite 9B            Staten Island, NY 10305                    917-295-0750

      		 Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island  X X    

      Special Education Associates, Inc.

      Kings County

      1380 59th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11219

      718-376-5510

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      St. Dominic’s Family Services

      Rockland County

      500 Western Hwy.  Blauvelt, NY 10913


      718-365-7238

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      St Mary’s Hospital for Children

      Queens County

      29-01 216th St.

      Bayside, NY 11360

      718-281-8848

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

      X

      Starting Point Services for Children

      Kings County

      1575 McDonald Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-375-8885

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

       

      X

      X

      X

       

      Step Up Therapy Services PT, OT, SLP

      Kings County

      1100 Coney Island Ave. , Suite 414

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-434-1012

      Brooklyn

      X

      X

       

       

      Steppingstone Day School  

      Queens County

      77-40 Vleigh Pl.

      Kew Garden Hills, NY 11367

      718-591-9093

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

      X

      X

      Sunshine Developmental School

      Queens County

      91-10 146th St.

      Jamaica, NY 11435

      718-468-9000

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Supreme Evaluation Inc.

      Kings County

      1575 McDonald Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11230

      718-375-1460

      Brooklyn

      X

       

       

       

      Susan E Wagner Child Care Center

      Bronx County

      4102 White Plains Rd.

      Bronx, NY 10466

      718-547-0501

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      SY SEIT LLC

      Queens County

      35-10 156th Street Flushing, NY 11365                 646-404-2106

      		 Queens   X    X   X

      The Children’s Circle

      Queens County

      78-26 Parsons Blvd.   Flushing, NY  11367

      917-407-2297

      		 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens. Staten Island    X    

      The League School

      Kings County

      470 Vanderbilt Ave.  Brooklyn, NY 11238

      718-643-5300

      		Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island  X    X  X

      Therapeutic Resources, LLP

      Queens County

      36-36  33rd St, Suite 500                      Long Island City, NY 11106

      212-529-9780

      Queens

       

      X

       

       

      Therapy and Learning Center  

      Kings County

      1723 8th Ave.

      Brooklyn, NY 11215

      718-290-2750

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X

      Therapy Pros O.T. & Educational Services

      Richmond County

      966 Manor Rd.

      Staten Island, NY 10314

      718-982-5944

      Staten Island

       

      X

      X

       

       

      These Our Treasures, Inc. (TOTS)

      Bronx County

      2778 Bruckner Blvd.

      Bronx, NY 10465

      718-863-4925

       

       

       

       

      X

      UCP of NYC, Inc.

      New York County

      80 Maiden Ln. 2nd Fl

      New York, NY 10038

      212-683-6700    

      Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      United Cerebral Palsy of Queens dba Queens Centers for Progress

      Queens County

      		 82-25 164th St.

      Jamaica, NY 11432

      718-374-0002       		Queens  X  X  X  X

      United Community Services, Inc.

      Kings County

      Administration

      476 Malbone St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11225

      718-756-8065    

      Brooklyn

      X

      X

      X

       

      Universal Assessment and Consulting, LLC

      Queens County

      69-21 164th Street, Suite 8                    Fresh Medows, NY 11365 

      718-380-0009

      917-846-8938

      		 Queens X      

      Up Wee Grow, Inc.

      Suffolk County

      Administration & Evaluation Site

      3 Greenhills Road   South Huntington, NY 11746


      631-351-1111

      		 Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island X      

      Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center

      New York County

      1727 Amsterdam Ave.

      New York, NY 10031

      212-694-9200

       

       

       

       

      X

      Variety Child Learning Center

      Nassau County

      47 Humphrey Dr.

      Syosett, NY 11791


      516-9221-7171

      		Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island X X  X  X

      Village Child Development Center

      Bronx County

      350 E 146th St.

      Bronx, NY 10451

      718-585-4494

      Bronx,


      Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

      X

      X

      Volunteers of America-Greater NY, Inc.

      Richmond County

      135 West 50th St., 9th Floor             New York, NY  10020


      212-496-4303

      Bronx, Staten Island

      Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan

      X

       

       

      X

      William T. Dillon Child Study Center  

      Kings County

      239 Vanderbilt Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205 718-636-6838

      		       X  

      Williamsburg Infant & Early Childhood

      Kings County

      22 Middleton St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11206

      718-782-4552

      Brooklyn,


      Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

       

       

      X

      Words ‘N Motion, PLLC

      Richmond County

      905 Annadale Rd.

      Staten Island, NY 10312

      718-984-5826

      Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      Yeled V’Yalda Head Start

      Kings County

      1312 38th St.

      Brooklyn, NY 11218

      718-686-3506

      Brooklyn,


      Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island

      X

      X

       

       

      Kindergarten – GBOU School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg

      ODOD, which is a structural subdivision of GBOU Secondary School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg, offers families preschool education and ensures its availability to children from 2 years of age until the termination of educational relations.

      Currently, the institution has 4 general developmental groups with a 12-hour stay regime, the maximum occupancy of groups is 20 people.

      • the first junior group “Chickens” from 2 to 3 years old
      • middle group “Bees” from 4 to 5 years old
      • senior group “Ants” from 5 to 6 years old
      • preparatory group “Fireflies” from 6 to 7 years old

      Mode and schedule of the department of preschool education for children:

      Regulations on the Department of preschool education of children GBOU secondary school No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg

      Schedule: Monday – Friday from 07.00 to 19.00 hours.

      Days off: Saturday, Sunday and holidays established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

      Enrollment of children in the “Department of Preschool Education” , as in any public kindergarten, is carried out in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation and the Administrative Regulations of the Administration of the St. education, subordinated to the administration of the district of St. Petersburg and in the presence of the following documents:

      1. referral from the Education Management Authority of the district administration (referral from the Education Committee).
      2. passport (or identity document) of parents (legal representatives)
      3. copy of the child’s birth certificate (2 copies)
      4. copies of birth certificates of other children under 18
      5. copies of documents confirming benefits (if any)
      6. copy of SNILS child
      7. copy of medical insurance policy
      8. medical record of the child in the form 026 / y.
      9. vaccination certificate and form 063/y (vaccination card).
      • Mantoux reaction of the current year
      • Certificate from a pediatrician about visiting a kindergarten 1-2 days before admission.

      If the child is already attending another preschool, then his medical record must contain a record with the date of the last day of visiting the institution and the absence of quarantine in the preschool.

      Information on the enrollment of children in state kindergartens through the Portal of State and Municipal Services of St. Petersburg can be found here.

      • Application for admission to the “Department of Preschool Education for Children” (pdf, 186 Kb)
      • Application for compensation of a part of the parental fee, compensation of the parental fee (no parental fee) for childcare and care in public educational institutions implementing educational programs for preschool education (pdf, 249 Kb)
      • Agreement on education for educational programs of preschool education

      Documents

      The work program of education ODOD GBOU SOSH No. 309

      Annual calendar schedule of the Department of Preschool Education of Children of the GBOU Secondary School No. 309 of the Central District of St. Petersburg

      The procedure for collecting fees from parents for the supervision and care of children in the Department of Preschool Education of Children of the GBOU Secondary School No. 309 Tsentralny district St. Petersburg

      Curriculum “Department of preschool education for children” GBOU secondary school No. 309 Central district St. Petersburg
      Regulations on the procedure for developing and approving educational programs for preschool institutions

      Vacancies for reception (transfer)

      Name of the educational program

      Group

      Number of vacancies for reception (transfer)

      General education program of preschool education

      First junior group

      0

      Middle group

      0

      Senior group

      0

      Preparatory group

      5

      Scholarships and other types of material support

      ODOD GBOU secondary school No. 309

      • Does not provide pupils, parents (legal representatives) with scholarships and other payments related to material social support.
      • Does not have hostels and boarding schools.

      Catering:

      Regulations on the Nutrition Council of the structural unit Department of Preschool Education for Children

      Regulation on the marriage commission in the structural unit Department of Preschool Education of Children

      Regulation on the organization of nutrition of the structural unit of the Department of Preschool Education of Children

      Regulation on the organization of nutrition of the structural unit of the Department of Preschool Education of Children

      OD has OD equipped with the necessary modern equipment. All technological equipment is in good condition, is in working order, complies with sanitary rules for the organization of children’s public catering. All dishes are homemade; are prepared in accordance with technological maps, sanitary standards.

      In order to ensure a full-fledged balanced diet for children attending state educational institutions that implement general educational programs of preschool education, in accordance with the Order of the Administration of the Central District of St. No. 505-r dated 05.06.2012, kindergartens in the Central District of St. Petersburg have been switched to a new diet for children. Since 01/01/2013, the form of catering has changed.

      Based on the decision of the unified commission for the procurement of catering services for the needs of state preschool institutions of the Central District of St. Petersburg (minutes dated 12/13/2016 No. PRO1) from 01/01/2017, the catering organizer is:

      • Name: OOO “Group companies Fusion Management”
      • Address: 196066, St. Petersburg, Moskovsky pr., 205 lit. A, office 6H
      • Opening hours: from 10 am to 6 pm
      • Director of the branch: Rogonova Elena Yurievna
      • Specialist of the internal control: Batov Vyacheslav Sergeevich

      • tel. +7(812)385-02-77

      • Mail: [email protected]

      LLC Fusion Management Group of Companies carries out:
      • Daily supply of raw products;
      • daily cooking according to 4 times a cyclic ten-day menu for organizing meals for children aged 1 to 3 years and from 3 to 7 years;
      • provides the catering unit with qualified personnel, in case of illness/leave of cooks, performs their temporary replacement;
      • systematic and production control over the quality and safety of the services provided, sanitary rules, compliance with the conditions and terms of product storage, etc.;
      • Displays a daily cyclical menu (nursery/garden) for the day;

      Information about the current regulatory documents governing catering in the ODOD is available on the websites:

      • Department of Social Nutrition http://www.gov.spb.ru;
      • Social nutrition of St. Petersburg http://socpspitanie.spb.ru

      Medicine

      Work schedule of medical personnel assigned to the ODOD GBOU secondary school No. 309

      NURSE

      MONDAY – FRIDAY

      09:00 – 11:00

      DOCTOR

      MONDAY

      9:00 – 10:15

      Due to operational needs, it is possible to change the work schedule.

      Material and technical support of educational activities

      • Information on whether the educational organization has a legal basis for buildings, structures, structures, territories necessary for the implementation of educational activities:

      No.

      Name of object

      Purpose of object

      Site area, m 2

      1

      Group rooms

      Care and maintenance.
      Education

      141.84 m. 2

      2

      124.8 m. 2

      3

      110 m. 2

      4

      71.7 m. 2

      • Total area: 1732.19 m2. 2
      • Information on the availability of equipped classrooms, facilities for practical training:

      Name of object

      Equipped classrooms

      Quantity

      Total area, m2

      Music Hall

      1

      63. 6 m. 2

      Office of a speech therapist /
      Office of a teacher-psychologist

      1

      28.6 m. 2

      Multifunctional study room for educational activities

      3

      29.3 m. 2

      21.8 m. 2

      48.6 m. 2

      • Information about the availability of libraries, food facilities and health care for pupils:

      Parameter

      Medical unit

      Area, m 2

      17. 1 m. 2

      • Information about the presence of sports facilities:

      Type of sports facility (sports facility)

      Area, m 2

      Sports hall

      84.2 m. 2

      Head of the structural unit – Gulyaeva Anna Mikhailovna
      Address ODOD: st. Konstantin Zaslonov, house 16
      Phones: 764-57-75; 764-94-74
      Website address: www.school309.ru/detskiy-sad/
      e-mail: [email protected]

      Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk celebrated Day of the Preschool Worker

      Information from the Pacific News Agency “Ostrov”.

      More than 30 employees of kindergartens in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk received various awards, the city administration told TIA Ostrova.

      Public educational institutions of preschool type have existed in Russia since 1863. It’s already 159For years, the system of preschool education in Russia has been actively developing. In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk today there are 54 municipal kindergartens and 11 private, 44 supervision groups. The total number of pupils in kindergartens of the regional center is more than 14,500 small townspeople.

      – It is very symbolic that it is the employees of preschool education who begin the series of professional holidays in the field of education, because everything is just beginning with kindergarten, – emphasized Svetlana Mirova, Director of the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Education Department, in her greeting. – I want to note that all preschool institutions in our city are very different, each of our kindergartens is a unique ecosystem where, in addition to the obligatory love for children, there is an original component, each kindergarten has its own mission, which is successfully implemented. I wish you happiness and harmony – these are the two most important components of success in such a difficult profession as the work of a preschool worker.

      So, today Vera Atroshchenko, the senior teacher of the combined type kindergarten No. 3 “Golden Key”, was awarded the municipal distinction “Best” in the field of education of the urban district. The Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk City Duma support awards in the field of education were presented by Deputy Chairman Tatyana Rudakova. For the development of effective technologies for management, training, education and correction for the 2021-2022 academic year, the prize was awarded to: teacher-psychologist of kindergarten No. 55 “Freckles” Maria Pavlenko, teacher of kindergarten No. 8 “Crane” Oksana Sazanova, physical education instructor of kindergarten No. 28 “Matryoshka” Danil Titov.

      – I entered the profession immediately after graduation, and during my internship I realized that I wanted to work with preschoolers. Any moments that are associated with pedagogical activity come only with experience. I love my job, I like working with children, watching their progress, parents’ feedback motivates and inspires new achievements. And this award is another confirmation of successful actions and the right choice of profession, – said the teacher of kindergarten No. 28 “Matryoshka” Danil Titov.

      For conscientious work and personal contribution to the upbringing of the younger generation Anna Dubrova, speech therapist of kindergarten No. 10 “Rosinka”, was awarded with a letter of thanks from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. Also, for high achievements in their professional activities, preschool education workers were awarded certificates of honor and letters of thanks from the administration of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and the Department of Education, certificates of honor from the Ministry of Education of the Sakhalin Region. Five educators were rewarded with a commemorative sign of the Governor of the Sakhalin Region “In honor of the 75th anniversary of the Sakhalin Region. ” The head of kindergarten No. 19 was awarded a certificate of honor from the Sakhalin trade union organization of educators”Alyonushka” Natalia Syroezhkina. The award was presented to the head by the deputy chairman of the regional union of trade union organizations of the Sakhalin region, Yakov Maksimov.

      Preschool educational institutions of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk constantly improve their potential, participate and win in regional and all-Russian competitions, develop material and methodological resources. The hotel block of the ceremony was dedicated to awarding institutions that are actively involved in the exchange of experience and have adequately shown themselves at all-Russian competitions, including the competitions “The Best Kindergartens of Russia 2022” and “Kindergarten of the Year”, “Exemplary Kindergarten 2021-2022” – this kindergartens No. 46 “Pearl”, No. 48 “Baby”, No. 55 “Freckle”, No. 57 “Bead”.

      – We submitted materials and our pedagogical developments for the competition, which we have been collecting for several years, so this is our common victory. First of all, a great love for children helped us to become the best, without this nothing will work, this is the most important thing in the profession of a preschool worker, – shared Anna Safonova, head of kindergarten No. Kindergartens of Russia 2022” and “Kindergarten of the Year”.

      Special attention is paid to the development of the pre-school education system in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, with the support of budgets at all levels. One of the important steps in this direction is the repair of gardens, the improvement of their material base, the creation of comfortable working conditions and new places for preschool children. So, in April of this year, preschool educational institution No. 56 “Lukomorye” in Dalny for 330 places was put into operation in the city. Also this year, the facade and roofing of the Ryabinka and Zhuravlenok kindergartens were repaired, the territory of the Beryozka kindergarten was landscaped, the improvement of the Aistenok and Firefly kindergartens continues, and a number of other works were carried out with the support of regional and local budgets. But the main thing is always the teaching staff, young specialists come to the industry, who have become special participants in the solemn ceremony. Veterans of preschool education who contributed to the development of the industry were especially noted during the event.

      Moscow | Construction of a kindergarten for 225 children is planned to be completed by April 2018 in the metropolitan area of ​​Yuzhnoye Butovo

      Photo: akademichesky.mos.ru

      “The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 places on the street. Starokrymskaya, ow. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex. Mosgosstroynadzor issued a permit for the construction of the facility, which is scheduled to be completed by April 2018,” said Oleg Antosenko, Chairman of the Moscow State Construction Supervision Committee.

      As explained in the press service of the department, the preschool will accept children aged three to seven years. It will have nine groups of 25 people each. The building will house sports and music halls, a carpentry workshop, and medical facilities.

      Newspaper “Your newspaper”

      News of the Akademichesky district

      This material was published on the BezFormata website on January 11, 2019year,
      below is the date when the material was published on the site of the original source!

      A house for 132 apartments will be erected in Yuzhny Butovo

      A new residential building for 132 apartments with finishing is planned to be built in the South-West of Moscow within 9 months.
      15:05 21.02.2017 Prefecture of the SWAD of Moscow – Moscow

      A residential building for 132 apartments will be built in Yuzhny Butovo with finishing

      Moskomexpertiza approved the project for the capital construction project: “Residential building with engineering communications and landscaping” at the address: quarter 1, building 13, Yuzhnoye Butovo district,
      14:07 21. 02.2017 Information Center – Moscow

      What will be built in my area: a kindergarten in South Butovo

      A kindergarten will appear in South Butovo as part of a large residential complex, the press service of Mosgosstroynadzor reports.
      13:05 21.02.2017 MosDay.Ru – Moscow

      A kindergarten with a carpentry workshop will appear in Yuzhny Butovo

      The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children on Starokrymskaya St. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex.
      10:10 21.02.2017 Information Center – Moscow

      A kindergarten with a carpentry workshop will appear in the South Butovo district in 2018

      An investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children in the south-west of the capital next April, Oleg Antosenko, chairman of the Moscow Construction Supervision Authority, said.
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      Construction of a kindergarten for 225 children in the metropolitan area Yuzhnoye Butovo is planned to be completed by April 2018.

      “The investor will build a kindergarten for 225 children on Starokrymskaya, ow. 13 (South-Western Administrative District of Moscow) as part of a large public and residential complex.
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      One more kindergarten will appear in the South-West of the capital

      Starokrymskaya, ow.
      17:08 20.02.2017 Tyoply Stan area SWAD – Moscow

      The construction of a kindergarten in the south-west of Moscow will be completed in the spring of 2018

      A kindergarten in the south-west of the capital is planned to be built by the spring of next year, the press service of Mosgosstroynadzor reports.
      16:10 20.02.2017 Moscow perspective – Moscow

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      “I was known as a “scandalous mother”, nannies and educators were afraid of me!”. Stories of parents from Belarus about kindergarten

      When parents send their child to preschool, it remains to be seen which of them gets more stress. Kindergarten can be perceived in different ways: as a rescue for tired mothers, an opportunity to go to work, a way to socialize a child, or a place full of dangers. Some parents vigilantly watch over their children, finding fault with trifles, others are calm about bruises and bumps. Moms shared their funny and not so funny stories about such a different kindergarten.

      “Don’t you see? I’m having a snack!

      Marina tells a story about her son and cannot help laughing, although it was many years ago.

      — The son adapted well in kindergarten, but he was already very independent and wayward. For example, I didn’t want to sleep in any day – I got enough sleep at night. The teachers tried to fight him, explaining that I simply did not know how to put him down, and the children were obliged to sleep during the day. I just laughed, because I knew the character of my boy, it was almost impossible to make him do something. He calmly undressed and went to bed, did not throw tantrums, but very quickly realized that while everyone was sleeping, he would have to entertain himself with something for two hours. And he began to sneak toys or picture books into bed. The teachers noticed that the contraband was confiscated, but he stubbornly continued.

      One day I come to pick him up, and the teacher, not holding back her laughter, tells me a story. She laid, she says, everyone for a daytime sleep, the group obediently sniffled. After a while I went to check. And on the bed where my baby sleeps, a hill of blankets. And suspicious sounds come from the hill: panting, sniffing, stirring. Fits on tiptoe, blanket – once, sharply. And he is there with an apple the size of his head, all smeared with juice, trying to bite off, bites into it like a hare. The teacher was dumbfounded and asked: “What are you doing?”. And he told her so solidly: “Don’t you see, or what? I’m having a snack! and a blanket over your head.

      This “snacking” went all over the kindergarten, and the teachers stopped fighting with my stubborn one. They gave him coloring books and books so that he would not be bored!

      “Once I came to the kindergarten earlier than usual…”

      Dasha has not very pleasant memories of the kindergarten, she says that she didn’t even think that adults could treat children like that.

      — As soon as I sent my daughter to kindergarten, illnesses began. It would be nice if the kids in the group got sick, the flu went around or SARS – but no. And the child seems to be hardened, and the weather outside is good, and the group is warm.

      And one evening she came to the kindergarten earlier than usual to pick up her child. I go into the locker room, and my girl is sitting on the closet with her bare booty, in one T-shirt. It was rather cold in the corridor, the entrance was directly from the street.

      I burst into the group, and the nanny calmly tells me, they say, your girl peed herself, brought her to change clothes, and carried her wet tights to the battery. And left her half-naked on a closet that is more than one and a half meters high!

      I, of course, made a scandal, and at first the nanny could not even understand what her fault was. I went to the manager, I wanted to write a complaint, but she somehow dissuaded me, begged me, promised that this would never happen again. And I was known as a “scandalous mother”, the teachers and nannies were afraid of me, but I don’t care, even call me a pot, just don’t put me in the oven. If only my child was safe…

      “Well, give it to him there!..”

      — I don’t remember any difficulties or problems in kindergarten that would concern me or my daughter, — Anna tells . – But once my Masha told me that the teacher takes a slipper and beats one boy on the head. To be honest, I got excited. I decided that I needed to either tell my parents or talk to the teacher. But somewhere in a couple of days I heard a conversation between the parents of that very boy and the teacher. Mom and dad said: “Well, you give it to him there, if anything, otherwise he doesn’t understand the words.” And I didn’t interfere, since the parents themselves are asking, why am I going to climb?

      First love and plans to escape

      — They say that the first loves come in kindergarten. So a boy fell in love with me, his name was Valik, – Natalia recalls her childhood. – Walked on the heels and did everything I say. My faithful page was ready with me both in fire and in water. Valik and I decided to dig behind the veranda under the fence. They wanted freedom! They dug for a whole week, with children’s scoops. Let’s go for a walk and let’s dig. The hole is big, tomorrow, probably, we will break out already. And the next day we come – there is no hole, they dug it in! What to do? We dig again. Tomorrow is the same story. We spat on this case, tired. And then I heard how the janitor complained to our nanny that dogs had got into the territory of the garden, they say, dig and dig, damned! And, most importantly, what stubborn, they chose one place!

      Another story was short. They sent me to kindergarten for the first time. And after a few days, the parents ask: “What is the name of your teacher, daughter?”. And I am so important, with knowledge of the matter: “Bronisliva Fedosovna!” And I could not understand what they were laughing at!

      “Your wild child!”

      “I took the little one to kindergarten, I was worried, of course, but she seemed to be doing well,” says Katya . – The teachers say, they say, go, mommy, the child is upset because of you. Come back tonight, everything will be fine. I ran for my daughter earlier, the group was on a walk. I look, my girl is standing in a secluded corner of the walking area and sobbing so bitterly, her heart is breaking.