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Program Highlights

We are committed to operating programs that reflect our commitment to the academic, social, physical, and emotional health of our students. Highlights include:

  • Providing learning and care by nurturing, highly credentialed teacher-providers.
  • Implementing award-winning curriculums:
    • Success for All Foundation® curriculums, which align with the Lawrence Public Schools’ curriculum, for center-based preschool and kindergarten programs.
    • Creative Curriculum® in family provider homes and in center-based toddler programs.
    • Junior Achievement® curriculum for school age program.
  • Promoting literacy by implementing the Raising a Reader® program in early learning programs and family provider homes and engaging students in regularly occurring reading and literacy activities in school age program.
  • Offering field trips to extend learning; past field trips include visits to farms, museums, the zoo, aquarium, and the library.
  • Assessing children’s development and developing plans to address areas of need; sharing assessment results with parents every 6 months (every 3 months with parents of infants).  
  • Implementing special services on-site, including speech, occupational, and physical and mental health therapy; providing clinical support to parents and teachers through observations and meetings.
  • Offering a summer camp experience in the countryside for center-based preschoolers and kindergarteners as well as school age students; swimming and a range of other outdoor activities are included.
  • Working in partnership with parents; sharing with parents through newsletters, curriculum notes, parent conferences, and the Raising a Reader® program that sends books home with early learners.
  • Providing healthy meals and snacks.
  • Offering tuition subsidies and transportation for eligible families.
  • Offering priority placement in our school age program for families with a child in our early learning or family provider programs.

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