Ashland Extended Day Program

Pincushion Hill Montessori School is an independent, non-profit school located in Ashland, MA. Established in 1962, the school offers a comprehensive Montessori education for children aged 18 months to 6 years. With a focus on individualized learning, the school provides a multi-sensory curriculum that nurtures intelligence, curiosity, and imagination, while also supporting the social, emotional, and physical development of each student. Pincushion Hill Montessori School is dedicated to creating vibrant spaces that engage students in genuine Montessori education and cultivate a love of learning. With carefully curated garden spaces and a commitment to empowering students through choice, the school creates an environment that fosters independence and self-confidence. Backed by current research in neurology and human development, Pincushion Hill Montessori School offers programs for toddlers, children's house, morning and after-school care, as well as enrichments and summer camp. The school welcomes visitors to schedule a tour, meet the teachers, and observe the children in their classrooms, providing an opportunity to learn more about the exemplary education and thriving community offered at Pincushion Hill Montessori School.Generated from the website

Keefe at Night is a community resource for continuing education located in Framingham, MA, offering a diverse range of classes for personal and professional development. The program features courses in areas such as medical and allied health, arts and crafts, financial planning, computer technology, and fitness, catering to various interests and skill levels. With options for in-person, virtual, and hybrid classes, Keefe at Night ensures accessibility for all learners. Registration is available online, by phone, or in person, making it easy for individuals to find and enroll in the perfect class to meet their needs. Generated from the website

McAuliffe Regional Charter Public is a charter middle school in Framingham, MA, accommodating approximately 250 students in grades six to nine. Classes range from 10 to 22 students with sessions lasting about 60 minutes, including a special education program. Admission to McAuliffe Regional Charter is determined through a lottery system, offering youths in the community access to its educational opportunities. For more information on registration and lottery schedules, interested individuals can visit the school's website. Generated from their available business information