Our teachers introduce children to all elements of a high-quality preschool curriculum, including literacy, math, science, and social studies. Teachers also nurture social-emotional development, especially critical for young learners ages 3, 4, and 5 years. The sessions are a combination of full class and small groups, and parents have the opportunity for one-on-one consultation with our certified teachers. Although it can never replace the powerful learning environment that our on-site program provides, during the COVID-19 crisis our Virtual Preschool Program with a Certified Teacher is a way to support children's development in the critical early learning years.
Read MoreJoin in the May 19 noon-1pm virtual celebration of 2021 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, with keynote speaker PA State Representative Patty Kim. Follow the link to register today!
Read MoreAs Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month begins, we encourage you to read this story by Nydia Han, 6abc reporter and anchor, pictured above with her children and father last year. The article appeared in the May 2, 2021 issue of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Read MoreBecause we cannot welcome you to tour at this time, we are instead ‘opening the doors’ to you through photographs and a video clip (which is guaranteed to make you smile!) To give you a glimpse of our program in action, you'll find photos of children creating, discovering, learning, and playing!
Read MoreWe need to stand together as a community to say there is no place fore hate. Not at Children’s Village. Not in Philadelphia. Not in our country. Please read Executive Director Mary Graham’s message to the Children’s Village community.
Read MoreSim Loh, Family Partnership Coordinator, has been recognized by Philadelphia Mayor James Kenney for her tireless efforts to ensure a complete and accurate count in Philadelphia for the 2020 Census. We are so proud of Sim!
Read MoreThe pandemic is shining a light on the vital role high-quality child care plays in ensuring that children, families, and the economy thrive. Economic recovery relies on stabilizing child care. Equally critical, public investments are needed to rebuild the system to ensure every child has access to high-quality care.
“Mary Graham remembers a few years ago when someone asked her why early childhood educators didn’t go on strike for a day to protest the industry’s low wages and reimbursement rates…” Read the full article from Chalkbeat.
Read MoreIn our on-site and virtual classrooms, children are discovering, exploring, sharing, creating, and learning.
We would not have made it through this year without you and we are especially grateful.
Read MoreToday is #Giving Tuesday, a worldwide day of giving! Children’s Village reminds you there are many ways to give: VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY. DONATE. ADVOCATE.
Read MoreAt Children's Village, our commitment to children extends beyond those entrusted to our care; we advocate for the best in education for every child. We also encourage families to raise their voices on behalf of their children and community.
Read MoreListen to a KYW news clip featuring Children’s Village Mary Graham and other child care providers sharing the ways policy changes are negatively impacting centers.
Read MoreChildren’s Village announces the following three new programs: School-Age Remote Learning Access Center; Virtual Preschool Education Program with a Certified Teacher, and Infant (6 weeks-13 months) Program.
Read MoreChildren's Village seeks experienced early childhood professionals specializing in infant care and education in a group setting and an Assistant Teacher in our Preschool Program. We are hiring full-time Lead and Assistant Teachers for our new Infant Program and an Assistant Teacher in our Preschool Program!
Read MoreCongress is working on the next COVID-19 relief package. We’ve generated thousands of calls already but they need to hear from you! Take action and ask your Representative and Senators to Think Babies and Act. Together we can ensure that the nation’s child care system is fully supported and stable, so parents can return to work and our economy can fully recover.
Read MoreSince our 1976 inception, we have educated thousands of young children and supported their families, always guided by the highest quality standards. While we continue to grow and respond to the needs of our community, Children’s Village’s commitment to high-quality early care and education remains unchanged.
Read More“…Fixed costs — such as rent — often remain unchanged, and covid-19 has introduced new expenses. New health and safety requirements require smaller class sizes (and so, more staffers per child). Then there are additional costs that schools also face: more cleaning supplies, personal protective equipment, thermometers, disposable plates — even extra sets of toys, if possible.
Read MoreIn the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the child care industry is on the brink of collapse, threatening parents’ ability to return to work. With lower enrollment rates, less revenue, and increased expenses, child care providers cannot hang on much longer. Many have already permanently closed.
Read More“…Our strength lies in our diversity, collective history and growing presence in this country’s landscape…” from the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Subcommittee, Philly Counts, video, which features Children’s Village’s Family Partnership Coordinator, Sim Loh. WATCH THE 3+ minute VIDEO NOW.
Read MoreChildren’s Village urges you to read this powerful message from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and NAEYC’s ‘Advancing Equity in Early Childhood Education” position statement.
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