News from The Children's Center

Week of the Young Child

Dear Center Families,
Spring is finally here, and we are excited to celebrate the warmer temperatures and nature’s promise of fresh, new things to come. And speaking of celebrating, April 8 – 12 is “The Week of the Young Child,” an annual celebration hosted by NAEYC (the National Association for the Education of Young Children) that spotlights early learning, young children, their teachers, and families. Read more ...

Parenting Series Offered

The Children’s Center is pleased to announce that they will be offering a Parenting Series!!!
This program has been pushed out to start in May so more interested parents will be available to participate. It is now being held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays from May 2, 2019 through June 2, 2019. There will be childcare and meals for each meeting night. This is completely FREE to you and will be first come, first serve. Be sure to sign up as soon as possible to reserve your spot as there are a limited number of openings. If you would like to participate in this series that offers parents so many tools on how to handle challenging behaviors, please contact Heather Corriveau (Site Counselor) by e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call (603)569-1027 and ask for Heather.

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Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten

Making sure your child is ready for kindergarten may seem like a daunting task. But according to the Granite United Way of Carroll County, parents can help their child simply by playing with them. Read all the tips here:

Preparing for Kindergarten

Center Safety Reminder

Your child's safety and staff well-being are high priorities for the Children's Center. To help us to ensure both, please do not hold the entrance door for others. Situations can occur overnight that change the dynamics of a relationship or a family and can pose a threat to your child(ren) and our staff Keep the center office informed of any changes in your relationship with a significant other, a relative, or a friend that might impact your child's well being.