Immaculate Heart Central Schools

New Day Children's Center is a not-for-profit organization conducted in and sponsored by Asbury United Methodist Church in Watertown, N.Y. It serves as an outreach of the church in an effort to make use of its facilities to serve a community need. We are licensed to accommodate 124 children between the ages of 8 weeks and 12 years of age. The center is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, made up of parents, church members and other people within the community. New Day began in 1966 when Joan Pflugheber established a nursery school in her home. As it grew, the school was moved to the basement of All Soul s Universalist Unitarian Church and, in 1979, became the first licensed child care center in the city of Watertown.

Something Special Children's Centre, nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Kingston, has been providing exceptional childcare services since 2001. With a total of 68 licensed spaces catering to children from birth to 4 years old, the center offers a nurturing environment for young minds to flourish. Boasting 9 cozy infant spaces, 20 engaging toddler spaces, and 39 dynamic preschool spaces, Something Special Children's Centre ensures that each child receives personalized care and attention tailored to their developmental stage. As part of the Canada Wide Early Learning and Child Care program (CWELCC), the center is committed to offering high-quality early childhood education. From the comprehensive Parent Handbook to the interactive Sandbox and engaging Facebook page, Something Special Children's Centre prioritizes transparency and community involvement. Join us on our mission of Growing Together, where children are encouraged to explore, learn, and thrive in a safe and supportive setting. Generated from the website content

Ska na Family Learning Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality educational programs for children aged 3 months to 12 years. Utilizing the High Scope Framework, the Centre fosters a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment where children are encouraged to learn, play, and explore through hands-on experiences. With a focus on active learning, Ska na's curriculum is designed to support children's physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development. Their programs are led by well-trained Early Childhood Educators who ensure that every activity is age-appropriate and aimed at fostering independent exploration and growth. Generated from the website