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Windsor County childcare centers come in sizes, costs, and programs to fit all budgets and preferences. We know that parents are busy but that selecting the right daycare center or preschool is crucial. So we’ve gathered basic information for 62 child care centers in Windsor County into a single location so that you are only a click away from basic information such as address, size, and licensing information that can help you refine your search. You can narrow down your search even further by selecting a zip code or a city from the list on the right. Need more assistance? Simply contact the child care referral agency listed on the bottom of the page!
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Child Care Center in Norwich Norwich, VT 05055 (802) 649-1403 |
The Child Care Center in Norwich offers the highest quality early childhood programs to families of all incomes and backgrounds, where children find laughter, warmth, and respect. Our experienced, caring, and committed teachers provide developmentally appropriate curriculum to foster childrens' self confidence, creativity, and social skills. |
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Fun & Learning Center Hartland, VT 05037 (802) 484-3344 |
Welcome to our web site! Albert Bridge Elementary School is nestled at the foot of Ascutney Mountain in the village of Brownsville, Vermont. Our kindergarten through grade six school of seventy-nine students has been the recipient of the Vermont Business Roundtable Medallion School Award three times in recent years. This honor is possible through dedicated staff, talented volunteers and a tremendous community partnership. |
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Hartford After School Program-OQS Windsor, VT 05089 (802) 296-2296 |
The Mission of GMCC is to unlock the learning potential in your child by providing them with the highest quality childcare experience in a safe and nurturing community. GMCC believes a family's support is the most important contributing factor in our ability to provide quality service. To encourage engagement, we have an open door policy. We welcome families to visit and join the classrooms throughout the day. This allows the children and families to take ownership in the program, while also affording an opportunity to interact with the staff and other children in the classroom setting. At times the classrooms also hold family events, such as potluck dinners, concerts, and non-traditional celebrations, which provide an opportunity for families to interact with the center as well as one another. |
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Northwoods Head Start Hartford, VT 05001 (802) 295-1122 |
Head Start adheres to the performance standards and VT state licensing guidelines. |
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Suzy's Little Peanuts Preschool Springfield, VT 05156 (802) 885-1008 |
We allow children to make choices and support an "in their shoes" policy. |
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The Family Place Child Care Hartford, VT 05001 (802) 649-3268 |
The Family Place was founded in 1985 in White River Junction by a concerned group of community members. A small storefront in downtown White River Junction served as the first location for the organization. In 1988, following a merger with the Parent Aide program and Learning to Listen, (a therapeutic preschool), The Family Place became designated as the Parent Child Center for Windsor County by the Vermont Agency of Human Services. The Family Place's designation as a Parent Child Center is key to understanding who we are and what we do. Designation as a Parent Child Center involves a commitment to a set of common principles, philosophy, and core services that say we are in fact a Parent Child Center. Parent Child Centers were established in the mid to late 80's by the Vermont Legislature (Act 0227B describing parent child center eligibility and responsibilities). The state of Vermont first awarded state funds to Parent Child Centers in Fiscal Year 1988. Vermont supports parent child centers with state funds, distributed among all 16 centers. Vermont leads the nation as the first state to sponsor Parent Child Centers. Vermont is the only state whose legislature has made this level of commitment and maintained it over time. |
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The Quechee Club Woodstock, VT 05059 (802) 295-9356 |
Welcome to one of the loveliest valleys in northern New England. Since its founding over forty years ago, The Quechee Club has become many things to many people - a vacation place, a retirement home, a weekend getaway, a summer retreat, a winter paradise, or a year-round home with a wonderful sense of community. |
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All 4 One @ Union Street Springfield, VT 05156 885-2531 |
We have a 1-2-3 way of guidance. Teachers have been guided in the 1-2-3 Magic is finding your child's inner talent and putting that to use during "rough" times while at the program. We do have a quiet corner for students to work on during their "time away |
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All-4-One Afterschool Programs, Springfield School District @Hoov Springfield, VT 05156 (802) 885-5154 |
I lead by example - role modeling good behavior. I talk with the older children about the examples they set for the younger kids. When issues arise we talk about the bad behavior and what we need to do differently to correct the behavior. If necessary, I |
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Child Care Center in Norwich, Inc. Norwich, VT 05055 (802) 649-1403 |
The Child Care Center in Norwich offers the highest quality early childhood programs to families of all incomes and backgrounds, where children find laughter, warmth, and respect. Our experienced, caring, and committed teachers provide developmentally appropriate curriculum to foster childrens' self confidence, creativity, and social skills. |
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Learning Partners Child Center Springfield, VT 05156 (802) 885-8380 |
Learning Partners Child Center aims to provide children a nurturing environment in which to grow and learn. Hands-on learning facilitated by caring teachers is intended to develop creativity and self-esteem. Early care and education are fostered through both understanding and respect for the child and family. Parents are encouraged to work in partnership with the teachers to provide an atmosphere that is inviting for children and parents alike. |
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Ludlow Elementary School Preschool Ludlow, VT 05149 228-7649 |
Staff use positive methods of guidance and discipline that encourage self-control, self-direction, self-esteem and cooperation (for example, redirection, planning ahead to prevent problems, reinforcing and praising appropriate behavior and encouraging chi |
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Meeting Waters YMCA A.S.P.I.R.E. @ Chester/Andover Chester, VT 05143 463-4769 |
Each day of an ASPIRE program includes physical activity, nutritious snack, study time and a group project. It is our main objective to provide safe and reliable care in a fun, enriching environment that emphasizes social and emotional growth. Through various activities, students in the ASPIRE program develop "life skills" such as cooperation, problem-solving, group decision-making and leadership. They also learn more about themselves, their community and their world. Most activities are centered around a monthly theme such as Different But the Same, Our Community, Kindness and Justice, My Family, and Our Natural World. To enhance literacy skills, we use the YMCA KidzLit literacy program. Developed specifically for YMCA after-school programs, KidzLit involves ASPIRE participants in a variety of fun reading, writing, art, drama and other activities related directly to our YMCA core values (caring, honesty, respect and responsibility)and our ASPIRE monthly themes. |
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Meeting Waters YMCA Lewis Day Camp Springfield, VT 05156 463-4769 |
Our staff fosters the development of the whole child by providing a wide-variety of fun, age-appropriate activities that promote social, physical, intellectual and emotional growth, and the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Core camp activities include: YMCA swim lessons, sports, arts & crafts, free swim, cooperative games, hiking, theater & music, archery, nature education, canoeing, and opening and closing ceremonies. Session themes provide the focus for many activities. Older campers are engaged in many session-long projects. Every other Friday all campers will have a chance to delve into a favorite activity in more depth including activities that are not part of the traditional camp curriculum. For example, Lewis Day Camp director Sue Fortier was a nationally-ranked synchronized swimmer as a teen... she would LOVE to teach synchronized swimming as a Friday Fun Day activity. |
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Norwich Nursery School, Inc. Norwich, VT 05055 (802) 649-1804 |
Norwich Nursery School has a long tradition of providing an environment in which children have the security and stimuli to develop greater awareness of the world around them and a good feeling about themselves. The school setting offers neutral territory where children can learn to share, to give, to help, and to have greater sensitivity to other children. |
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Playworks Child Center Springfield, VT 05150 (802) 886-5242 |
PlayWorks Child Center aims to provide children a nurturing environment in which to grow and learn. Hands-on learning facilitated by caring teachers is intended to develop creativity and self-esteem. Early care and education are fostered through both understanding and respect for the child and family. Parents are encouraged to work in partnership with the teachers to provide an atmosphere that is inviting for children and parents alike. |
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World of Discovery, Inc. Weathersfield, VT 05151 (802) 263-5437 |
All staff shall use positive methods of guidance that encourage self-control, self-direction, self-esteem, and cooperation. World of Discovery's staff reinforce and praise children for appropriate behavior and encourage them to express their feelings and |
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4 Corners Childrens Center Inc. Hartland, VT 05049 436-3117 |
Positive reinforcement, redirection, cooperation, encouraging self esteem, meet each child's need, every child is unique. |
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All 4 One Afterschool Programs, Springfield School District @ Par Springfield, VT 05156 (802) 885-2531 |
We have a 1-2-3 way of guidance. Teachers have been guided in the 1-2-3 Magic is finding your child's inner talent and putting that to use during "rough" times while at the program. We do have a quiet corner for students to work on during their "time away |
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Aurora Day Care Hartford, VT 05001 296-2077 |
Redirection and encouragement. Consequences received for misbehavior may result in time for reflection or removal from a group activity. We discuss the problem and try to find a better way to behave or act under similar circumstances. |
Windsor County Childcare Referal Agencies: |
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Springfield Area Parent Child Center 2 Main St. North Springfield VT 5150 |
Call (802) 886-5242 Email: sapcc2@vermontel.net For more information, visit http://www.sapcc2.com |