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Bright Horizons at 200 Liberty Street is opening in late Spring 2014. This early education and preschool center will serve children ages 6 weeks to 6 years old. Center highlights include: Touch Screen Computers, Enrichment Activites, Family Appreciation Events, and much more!
Explore + Discover is an innovative Early Learning Center for Infants & Toddlers. E+D provides an environment in which a highly professional staff ensure that children are able to thrive as confident, creative learners. E+D's Reggio Emilia & RIE inspired approach is committed to social learning and a responsive curriculum tailored to the mind's eye of each child. Our social learning model provides the basis for our child-emergent and arts-centric curriculum; each classroom is specifically geared to fuel the creative learning process for infants & toddlers. We provide care for children 3 months to 3 years old.
we believe that children are a natural learners who gain knowledge by doing and communicating - that is why we always plan active and engaging experiences for your child. Our experienced teachers act as facilitators that help motivate and enhance each child's learning experience through their engagement in individual learning activities specifically designed to meet your child developmental needs and help advance to the next level.
The Chinese-American Planning Council, then known as the Chinatown Planning Council, was founded in 1965 as a grassroots community-based organization in response to the tremendous influx of Chinese immigrants after the change in immigration laws, and in the midst of the Great Society movement. Initially, CPC volunteers counseled families referred by local schools, and provided case management services to help immigrants adjust to their new homes. Filling a void in the community as the first social service agency to serve Chinese-Americans in New York, CPC began to expand its services based on the needs expressed by those in the community.
Our mission is to provide quality education that enables all students to be successful today, tomorrow and forever. School, home and community will work as partners to ensure each child's cognitive, creative and social growth. Our school will continue its commitment to the professional development of all its partners.
The Toddlers Daycare is currently accepting children for our Creative Curriculum Program. Our motto is when you teach children early you form successful adults.
Big Apple Youth Sports offers the ability for schools to help design classes and programs for their schools. Big Apple has run Lunch time and Afterschool programs for a number of schools throughout the city.
At the BMCC Early Childhood Center we are cognizant of this, and seek to help children cope during this time, by assisting parents with their understanding of attachment, and the needs of their children. Â \"Attachment is considered to be: the strong, affectional bind we feel for special people in our lives that lead us to feel pleasure and joy as we interact with them and to be comforted by their nearness in times of stress\"" (Berk 1998) A securely attached child, will have an optimistic and balanced life, and will most often contribute positively to the world."
Bright Horizons at Hudson Yards is coming soon! Our new center will offer Infant through Kindergarten Prep programs and is now enrolling in all age groups.
The Bright Horizons Family Solutions mission is to provide innovative programs that help children, families, and employers work together to be their very best. We are committed to providing the highest-quality child care, early education, and work/life solutions in the world.
KIPPsters learn through exploration and group projects inside the classroom as well as in zoos, museums, local stores, and the broader Harlem community. Students learn through a project-based approach where all subjects are integrated into themes, building a depth of knowledge. Because no two children are the same, the KIPP motto “All of us will learn,” is brought to life through programs where principals, teachers, social workers, and special education staff, collaborate to meet the unique needs of all students.
Our mission is to engage at-risk youth in activities that will increase their self-esteem and confidence and prepare them to participate fully as responsible members of society.
The mission of the Yung Wing School is to enable students to achieve their full potential as productive caring informed human beings by providing them with a rigorous comprehensive education suited to their unique needs and abilities. To achieve this we provide programs that address the intellectual physical emotional and social needs of all our students. Decisions affecting our students and our school are arrived at with the fullest participation of administrators teachers parents and students.
Passionate AmeriCorps members, educators, and volunteers fill afternoons with inspiring learning experiences-- turning students into young scientisits, architects, lawyers, business owners, and future leaders. When we work together, amazing things can happen--students reach their potential, volunteers make a difference, and schools and communitites reimagine what's possible.
Passionate AmeriCorps members, educators, and volunteers fill afternoons with inspiring learning experiences-- turning students into young scientisits, architects, lawyers, business owners, and future leaders. When we work together, amazing things can happen--students reach their potential, volunteers make a difference, and schools and communitites reimagine what's possible.
At City Year, we believe education has the power to help every child reach his or her potential. However, in high-poverty communities there are external factors and obstacles students are faced with every day that can interfere with their ability to both get to school and be ready and able to learn.
The Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) was formed in 1982 to address the needs, issues and concerns of gay and lesbian law enforcement personnel. Originally a fraternal organization, GOAL has advocated for the rights of its members and assisted them on matters of discrimination, harassment and disparate treatment in the workplace. GOAL members included both active and retired uniformed and civilian personnel employed in criminal justice professions.
The mission of Girls Prep is to prepare New York City girls to graduate from college and succeed in life. Girls Prep girls will embody the core values of Scholarship, Merit, Responsibility and Sisterhood and use these values to guide their choices. Girls Prep will graduate scholars who are active citizens who learn and serve in their communities.
Early Head Start for pregnant women, infants and toddlers to age 3, offers both center-based and home-based services. There are individualized prenatal services for expectant families, support groups, recreational activities, and referrals to other support services, including Early Intervention or other services requested by parents. Assistance with transition to preschool, opportunities for parent involvement through volunteering and participation in program decision-making. For children diagnosed with a developmental delay, early intervention is welcome. Assistance with transportation may be provided to eligible participants.
Greenwich House has been known for over 100 years as the place to go in the Village for ceramics and music instruction. Thus, it is a natural fit for the Visual Arts Summer Camp and the After School Program previously run through the Children’s Aid Society. Following the sale of the building that housed the Children’s Aid Society’s Philip Coltoff Center, the rich programming available to thousands of Greenwich Village children age 8-14 in lower Manhattan, was destined to see its final season. Now, children in the community will continue to learn and explore at these vibrant arts programs through Greenwich House. Greenwich House’s main building at 27 Barrow Street will house much of the program’s After-School and Summer Arts Camp curriculum, along with the Greenwich House Pottery and Greenwich House Music Schools. Give your children the opportunity to continue learning in a fun environment after school is out.
New York, NY Child Care Centers
Child development centers in New York vary in size as well as in scope. While some offer progressive curriculums and the latest advancements for preschools, others are more intimate daycare centers that take a more relaxed approach to childcare. Whatever your priorities, finding the right daycare center for your child is important. We’ve made the seemingly overwhelming task easier by collecting basic information such as size, location, and licensing information for child development centers in New York into a single location. Simply click on the links below to learn more about New York childcare centers that are dedicated to providing families with safe, quality childcare. You can also read reviews about various childcare providers to learn more about which is the right choice for your family. We always welcome comments and corrections, to better the browsing experience on our site.
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Bright Horizons at 200 Liberty Street
New York, NY 10281 | (212) 945-7263Bright Horizons at 200 Liberty Street is opening in late Spring 2014. This early education and preschool center will serve children ages 6 weeks to 6 years old. Center highlights include: Touch Screen Computers, Enrichment Activites, Family Appreciation Events, and much more!
Explore + Discover Early Learning Center
New York, NY 10010 | (212) 867-3386Explore + Discover is an innovative Early Learning Center for Infants & Toddlers. E+D provides an environment in which a highly professional staff ensure that children are able to thrive as confident, creative learners. E+D's Reggio Emilia & RIE inspired approach is committed to social learning and a responsive curriculum tailored to the mind's eye of each child. Our social learning model provides the basis for our child-emergent and arts-centric curriculum; each classroom is specifically geared to fuel the creative learning process for infants & toddlers. We provide care for children 3 months to 3 years old.
Gold Material Montessori School - East Village Branch
New York, NY 10009 | (212) 677-6711we believe that children are a natural learners who gain knowledge by doing and communicating - that is why we always plan active and engaging experiences for your child. Our experienced teachers act as facilitators that help motivate and enhance each child's learning experience through their engagement in individual learning activities specifically designed to meet your child developmental needs and help advance to the next level.
Chinese-American Planning Council @BAXTER STREET PS 130
New York, NY 10013 | (212) 431-8574The Chinese-American Planning Council, then known as the Chinatown Planning Council, was founded in 1965 as a grassroots community-based organization in response to the tremendous influx of Chinese immigrants after the change in immigration laws, and in the midst of the Great Society movement. Initially, CPC volunteers counseled families referred by local schools, and provided case management services to help immigrants adjust to their new homes. Filling a void in the community as the first social service agency to serve Chinese-Americans in New York, CPC began to expand its services based on the needs expressed by those in the community.
HARLEM CENTER FOR EDUCATION, INC. @ IS/ PS171
New York, NY 10029 | (646) 306-8294Our mission is to provide quality education that enables all students to be successful today, tomorrow and forever. School, home and community will work as partners to ensure each child's cognitive, creative and social growth. Our school will continue its commitment to the professional development of all its partners.
A Toddlers Daycare
New York, NY 10030 | (201) 249-1670The Toddlers Daycare is currently accepting children for our Creative Curriculum Program. Our motto is when you teach children early you form successful adults.
Big Apple Youth Sports, Inc. @ PS 151
New York, NY 10128 | (212) 987-9865Big Apple Youth Sports offers the ability for schools to help design classes and programs for their schools. Big Apple has run Lunch time and Afterschool programs for a number of schools throughout the city.
BMCC EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
New York, NY 10007 | (212) 220-8250At the BMCC Early Childhood Center we are cognizant of this, and seek to help children cope during this time, by assisting parents with their understanding of attachment, and the needs of their children. Â \"Attachment is considered to be: the strong, affectional bind we feel for special people in our lives that lead us to feel pleasure and joy as we interact with them and to be comforted by their nearness in times of stress\"" (Berk 1998) A securely attached child, will have an optimistic and balanced life, and will most often contribute positively to the world."
Bright Horizons at Hudson Yards
New York, NY 10001 | (212) 643-3474Bright Horizons at Hudson Yards is coming soon! Our new center will offer Infant through Kindergarten Prep programs and is now enrolling in all age groups.
Bright Horizons's Center @20 Pine
New York, NY 10005 | (212) 509-1580The Bright Horizons Family Solutions mission is to provide innovative programs that help children, families, and employers work together to be their very best. We are committed to providing the highest-quality child care, early education, and work/life solutions in the world.
Casita Maria, Inc @ KIPP Infinity Elementary
New York, NY 10027 | (212) 991-2622KIPPsters learn through exploration and group projects inside the classroom as well as in zoos, museums, local stores, and the broader Harlem community. Students learn through a project-based approach where all subjects are integrated into themes, building a depth of knowledge. Because no two children are the same, the KIPP motto “All of us will learn,” is brought to life through programs where principals, teachers, social workers, and special education staff, collaborate to meet the unique needs of all students.
Children's Art & Science Workshops, Inc, @ PS 18
New York, NY 10034 | (212) 923-7766Our mission is to engage at-risk youth in activities that will increase their self-esteem and confidence and prepare them to participate fully as responsible members of society.
CHINATOWN AFTER SCH. PROG. PS 124
New York, NY 10002 | (212) 925-9780The mission of the Yung Wing School is to enable students to achieve their full potential as productive caring informed human beings by providing them with a rigorous comprehensive education suited to their unique needs and abilities. To achieve this we provide programs that address the intellectual physical emotional and social needs of all our students. Decisions affecting our students and our school are arrived at with the fullest participation of administrators teachers parents and students.
Citizen School @ Global Tech. Prep. MS
New York, NY 10035 | (212) 785-2864Passionate AmeriCorps members, educators, and volunteers fill afternoons with inspiring learning experiences-- turning students into young scientisits, architects, lawyers, business owners, and future leaders. When we work together, amazing things can happen--students reach their potential, volunteers make a difference, and schools and communitites reimagine what's possible.
Citizen Schools Inc. @ MS 825
New York, NY 10029 | (212) 785-2828Passionate AmeriCorps members, educators, and volunteers fill afternoons with inspiring learning experiences-- turning students into young scientisits, architects, lawyers, business owners, and future leaders. When we work together, amazing things can happen--students reach their potential, volunteers make a difference, and schools and communitites reimagine what's possible.
City Year, Inc @PS 206 Jose Celso Barbosa
New York, NY 10035 | (310) 484-9955At City Year, we believe education has the power to help every child reach his or her potential. However, in high-poverty communities there are external factors and obstacles students are faced with every day that can interfere with their ability to both get to school and be ready and able to learn.
G.O.A.L. INC
New York, NY 10029 | (212) 860-5801The Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) was formed in 1982 to address the needs, issues and concerns of gay and lesbian law enforcement personnel. Originally a fraternal organization, GOAL has advocated for the rights of its members and assisted them on matters of discrimination, harassment and disparate treatment in the workplace. GOAL members included both active and retired uniformed and civilian personnel employed in criminal justice professions.
Girls Preparatory Charter School of New York
New York, NY 10009 | (212) 358-8216The mission of Girls Prep is to prepare New York City girls to graduate from college and succeed in life. Girls Prep girls will embody the core values of Scholarship, Merit, Responsibility and Sisterhood and use these values to guide their choices. Girls Prep will graduate scholars who are active citizens who learn and serve in their communities.
Grand Street Settlement at St. Brigit School
New York, NY 10009 | (212) 674-1704Early Head Start for pregnant women, infants and toddlers to age 3, offers both center-based and home-based services. There are individualized prenatal services for expectant families, support groups, recreational activities, and referrals to other support services, including Early Intervention or other services requested by parents. Assistance with transition to preschool, opportunities for parent involvement through volunteering and participation in program decision-making. For children diagnosed with a developmental delay, early intervention is welcome. Assistance with transportation may be provided to eligible participants.
Greenwich House, Inc @ Greenwich House After School
New York, NY 10014 | (212) 242-4140Greenwich House has been known for over 100 years as the place to go in the Village for ceramics and music instruction. Thus, it is a natural fit for the Visual Arts Summer Camp and the After School Program previously run through the Children’s Aid Society. Following the sale of the building that housed the Children’s Aid Society’s Philip Coltoff Center, the rich programming available to thousands of Greenwich Village children age 8-14 in lower Manhattan, was destined to see its final season. Now, children in the community will continue to learn and explore at these vibrant arts programs through Greenwich House. Greenwich House’s main building at 27 Barrow Street will house much of the program’s After-School and Summer Arts Camp curriculum, along with the Greenwich House Pottery and Greenwich House Music Schools. Give your children the opportunity to continue learning in a fun environment after school is out.
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