February is nationally recognized as Black History Month in celebration of achievements by African Americans to recognize their central
role in our US history.
Each week, our children will learn about African Americans who made significant contributions to our history.
Today, we have three special friends, our VPK teacher, Ms. Tiffany and two of her students,
Gunner and Noah, who would like to tell you what they’ve already learned about black history.
This week, the children will be working on their last week of the wild animal project. The children will start by discussing if they think
As parents, we are responsible for providing the best possible care for our children. This includes ensuring they receive a quality education, develop healthy social
We are in the second week of our wild animals project. During this week, we will talk about habitats. A habitat is where an animal
When raising a child, few things are more important than providing them with the best possible early childhood education. This is especially true for children
We have a long history of ensuring that all children have the best chance of long-term success, thanks to our visionary leaders who take the long view.
The Learning Center of South Park’s work has evolved to best serve the needs of educators, families, and communities. But our values have remained constant.
We are a diverse team of researchers, educators, and passionate professionals.
