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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: […]

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

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

Summer offers different opportunities for kids and families.  Swimming at the pool, trips to the zoo, visits to local parks, day camps, festivals and fairs.  It’s a great chance to

Stephanie Rottmayer knows how to make every person at SYC feel special – because to Stephanie, every person at SYC is special. The child hiding behind his mom’s legs as

You know what that’s like: when you’re used to being the odd person out, the one who just doesn’t fit, and then you get together with a group of people

Last May, I retired from being the director at the School for Young Children but I stayed on as a Program Consultant this year to support the new Co-Directors, Susan

Let’s all try to assume positive intent. Several years ago we had an in-house staff workshop which focused on the theme: Assume Positive Intent.  It really resonated with the staff