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The Linda B. Chipkin Early Years Center recognizes the potential to learn and succeed in all children. We work with families, as a team, to ensure that the individual needs of our youngsters are met. We appreciate the unique qualities of each child, and strive to foster their growth through discovery of the world around them.
The philosophy of the Early Years Program is based on the belief that play is the best means of facilitating learning in young children. Learning takes place in a language based program, where children interact with each other, and their environment, through developmentally appropriate activities.
To encourage children to actively participate in the learning process by making choices available
To provide a language enriched environment to expand children's communication skills
To expand children's concepts and ideas about the world
To provide a healthy and safe environment to promote optimal learning
To promote children's positive interaction between peers and adults
To respect and recognize the unique development of all children
To successfully transition children to their next level of education
To develop social skills that will enhance children's ability to make friends and be successful members of a group
To work cooperatively with families to encourage participation in the development of their child's program
To encourage children to actively participate in the learning process by making choices available
To provide a language enriched environment to expand children's communication skills
To expand children's concepts and ideas about the world
To provide a healthy and safe environment to promote optimal learning
To promote children's positive interaction between peers and adults
To respect and recognize the unique development of all children
To successfully transition children to their next level of education
To develop social skills that will enhance children's ability to make friends and be successful members of a group
To work cooperatively with families to encourage participation in the development of their child's program.