School for Young Children\’s 2017-18 school year registration is going on now. Please check our Enrollment Page here for information on how to register. If you are new to SYC, please […]
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We often carry expectations for our kids that we don’t hold for ourselves. Many of us say “ I want my kids to speak up when someone hurts them” “I
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As I prepare to tackle many of the tasks of our holiday season, I am reminded of some of the challenges and expectations the young children in our lives have.
The Holiday Season with Children Read More »
Here are a few updates and reminders for this year: 1. There will be a rack of sample shirt sizes, colors, and styles on a rack in the SYC hallway
The SYC T-Shirt Sale is Here Read More »
A 4s parent approached me one December, worried that her child was not feeling connected at school. I thought about the child—playing out complex stories with groups of children, saving
Changing School Relationships Read More »
Once again, we’re offering a series of four parent education evenings. These evenings are presented by SYC teachers, the topics and prices are below. We’re excited about this series. You
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Friday, September 30, 5:30-7:00 PM Come play, visit, and get to know other SYC families. We’ll have: All three playgrounds open! Creative stuff in Fellowship Hall! A super-cool exploration space with all
SYC Family Play Date Read More »
Throughout the year, visitors tour our program regularly. We’re often asked, “What makes your program different? What sets your program apart from other schools?” Our answer is always the same:
The Power of Relationships Read More »
To understand SYC as it is today, it is important to know a little of how the school came about. The two women who founded the school, Lee Row and
History of SYC – Throwback Thursday Read More »
While spring is traditionally thought of as a time of renewal, summer plays that role in the life of a teacher. It’s a chance to step back from the routine