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 Contact Michael Roberts
The Catherine Cook School
226 W Schiller St
Chicago,
IL
60610
Call 312-266-3381
The Catherine Cook School is a place where everyone knows your child's name -- and yours! We are a school where students thrive in small classes and imbibe a truly joyful approach to learning and community. Our rigorous curriculum introduces world languages before first grade, builds mastery of fundamental skills and critical thinking, stimulates creativity in the visual and performing arts, and uses the best of instructional technology to expand the possibilities of learning. Our academic program centers on age-appropriate experiential learning and independent thinking, augmented by rich opportunities in the arts, athletics, and service learning.
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 Contact Teri Johnston
Kids' Co-Op
4316 N. Decatur Blvd
Las Vegas,
NV
89130
Call 702-656-6600
Mission Statement
Kids' Co-op is a 501 (c) (3) organization committed to enriching the lives of Las Vegas children and strengthening their families through its developmentally appropriate Preschool and Kindergarten programs, through parent education and through community service.
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 Mount Olive
Mount Olive Child Development Center, Inc.
30 Battles Street
Hartford,
CT
06120
Call (860) 549-4380
The MOCDC Inc. is comprised of seven (7) day care center programs which include (2) Kindergarten Programs (2) Pre-School and (3) Toddler Programs and (2) Summer Programs. We are a federally funded, non-profit organization, under the guidelines of the State of Connecticut, Department of Social Services. We are governed by a Board of Directors (The Mount Olive Chilld Development Center, Incorporated). The purpose of the program is to provide comprehensive, high quality day care to children and their families.
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 Contact Susan Karpicke
Sycamore School
1750 W. 64th Street
Indianapolis,
IN
46260
Call 317-202-2500
Mission
Sycamore School exists so that academically gifted children can experience the enriched, accelerated education they need to reach their potential and to lead responsible, constructive, fulfilling lives.
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 Board Pres Marcia Kung
Children's Village Child Care Center
125 North 8th St
Philadelphia,
PA
19106
Call 215-931-0190
Mission Statement
THE CHILDREN%u2019S VILLAGE MISSION
To provide high quality early childhood education to young children and educational enrichment to school-age children in a safe, nurturing setting while their parents work,
To partner with families of diverse backgrounds to prepare their children for productive futures while supporting and strengthening families in this pursuit, and
To strive to make high quality child care accessible to families at all economic levels.
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 Contact M Criswell
Play Centers, Inc.
1517 York Road
Lutherville,
MD
21093
Call 410-296-4880
Welcome to Play Centers, Inc - Your 1st Choice for Quality Child Care!
We operate 30 programs, which include five pre-school programs, located in Baltimore County, Baltimore City, and Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Our programs are based on your child's physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development and include self-selected and teacher-directed activities.
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Bright Beg Angela Strohfus
Bright Beginnings Early Stages
215 17th Ave
Brookings,
SD
57006
Call 605-697-7396
Bright Beginnings prepares our future leaders of tomorrow by offering a strong start in a comprehensive, nurturing and stimulating environment. Bright Beginnings Daycare and Preschool is based in Brookings and serves families in a safe, structured and clean setting.
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 Contact Julie Spinelli
William R Lowe Childcare Enrichment Center
2630 Normal Avenue
Billings,
MT
59101
Call 406-896-5820
William R Lowe Childcare and Enrichment Center is a state-registered facility.
Our objective is to provide love and opportunities for children that parents would provide if they were free to do so. We work hard to help each child develop an interest in learning, and a desire to do their best in all that they do.
We promote each child's physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual well being, hoping to develop a healthy positive self-esteem that will enable each child to be happy and successful throughout his or her life.
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 Fantastic Elizabeth Silverstein
Fantastic Beginnings
4102 South 13th Street
Omaha,
NE
Call (402) 408-0395
We offer services for infants 6 weeks of age up to school aged children. We have before and after school care available. We also offer summer care.
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 Contact Kaytee Warren
MetroKids
810 S. 7th St.
Minneapolis,
MN
55415
Call 612-332-5437
Our all day, year round program serves
children ages 6 weeks through 6 years. We
are open Monday - Friday, from 6:30am to
5:30pm. Children may attend 1-5 days per week.
MetroKids provides breakfast, catered lunch,
and snacks. All meals meet state nutritional requirements.
Licensing
MetroKids is licensed with the Human Services Department of the State of Minnesota. We are in partnership with the Minneapolis Day Care Association. This partnership ensures that consistent and high quality standards will be maintained regarding all aspects of the Center and program, such as: safety, staff, nutrition, space, and curriculum materials.
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