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Picking a Pre-School For Your Child

December 2, 2019 by The Inside Press

Courtesy of Bet Torah Nursery School

When it comes to making a decision about where your child will attend preschool, there are many factors that are part of this first school experience. Visit the places you are considering. Talk to other families who have attended the program. Here are a few things you and your family may wish to consider:

1. Your first impression of the school

2. Referrals and recommendations and the reputation of the program

3. Qualified, experienced and caring staff

4. School accreditation

5. Changing and stimulating curriculum

6. Clean and safe facilities

7. Indoor and outdoor play spaces and afterschool enrichment programs

8. Signs of community, parent and family engagement as well as children’s programs

9. Are adults talking to students in warm, welcoming and nurturing ways?

10. Inviting and exciting programs, happy staff and active and happy students

Visit us at bettorah.org.

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What We Love About Breezemont

December 1, 2019 by The Inside Press

Courtesy of Breezemont Day Camp

1. Our highly trained staff and very high camper to counselor ratios

2. Our well balanced range of activities

3. Our new facilities and fields

4. Our beautiful lake

5. Our towel service

6. Our Red Cross Certified Swim Program and heated pools

7. Our nut free, no outside food policy, hot lunches and allergy specialist on site at all times

8. Our Registered nurses at camp each day

9. Our qualified and experienced  leadership team

10. Our wonderful Breezemont families that create our special community

Visit us at breezemontdaycamp.com.

Filed Under: Words & Wisdoms From Our Sponsors Tagged With: Activities, Breezemont Day Camp, community, facilities, Fields, heated pools, leadership, lunches, staff, Swim Program

Chappaqua Crossing: Coming Soon

August 5, 2015 by The Inside Press

The traditional attractions of Chappaqua are many: esteemed schools, plenty of places to commune with nature, and accessibility to the city. And now, at an optimal time to take up residence in the hamlet, an exciting venture is coming to fruition: Chappaqua Crossing.

chappaqua crossings visualLocated on the former campus of Reader’s Digest on Roaring Brook Road, Chappaqua Crossing has already become a destination offering vital amenities with a certain cachet–a healthy lifestyle. To that end, the town has mandated that 20 percent of retail space be dedicated to health and wellness. The anchor store (crown jewel is no exaggeration!) will be a 40,000 square foot Whole Foods. This enterprise will provide the touch of sophistication that caters to foodies and busy families.

And, it’s not all about the retail side. The historic Wallace Auditorium will be donated to the town. Live theatre will reign in Chappaqua! Inaugural performances began in May and several theatrical companies have expressed interest in creating a permanent home. Chappaqua Crossing is dedicated to those looking to provide a healthy lifestyle for their families. The unique combination of fitness-related retail, Whole Foods and theatre, facilitates this goal. Easy access in one convenient place renders the Town of New Castle the ideal community in which to live and raise a family. chappaquacrossing.com

Filed Under: Inside My New Castle Tagged With: Chappaqua, Chappaqua Crossing, development, facilities, Inside Press, theinsidepress.com

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