Tomorrow, twenty-five children will graduate from the Kids Unlimited Preschool in front of their proud parents and loved ones. This marks the end of their time in preschool, but the beginning of their lifelong learning journey.
Children of all abilities learned and played together throughout the school year, led by certified teachers in each classroom (Early Childhood Education and Special Education), and supported by attentive classroom aides. Each day was a blend of teacher-led activities and play that engaged the students in their natural curiosity and encouraged them to learn from each other and the world around them.
Springbrook is committed to providing high-quality early childhood education programs, like the Kids Unlimited Preschool, at a very affordable cost for local families. Our promise to the community is resource-intensive and is only made possible through the support of many generous donors, including grants from the Nila B. Hulbert Foundation and the Robert & Esther Black Family Foundation. Equipment such as a caterpillar tunnel, sand and snow toys, a swing, outdoor playhouse accessories, and classroom craft supplies were provided by the Nila B. Hulbert Foundation this year, fostering an environment of both fun and learning. Additionally, the Early Education Access Coordinator employee position was funded by the Robert & Esther Black Family Foundation.
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