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SEPTEMBER 2005

The Greenwich House

The Greenwich House Preschool is the city’s first day-care program for children. It opened at Greenwich House in 1920 and our tradition as caregiver and educator of the city’s children continues today. Over the decades, the program has sustained essential services that have benefited generations of New Yorkers.

Within the safe and friendly environs of Greenwich Village, our Preschool offers a range of educational and recreational activities that contribute to a child’s physical, social, intellectual and emotional development. State certified teachers, qualified assistants, teacher’s aides, and student volunteers provide a creative, multi-faceted, age-appropriate curricula for children from 2.6 to 6 years of age.

There are a variety of opportunities for hands-on experiences in the program’s well-equipped facility of three classrooms, an indoor gymnasium, a tricycle track, and an outdoor rooftop playground. A full-service kitchen provides breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack each day. Other services include: early childhood education specialists, recreational activities and trips, parent support group, and evaluation and referral for special services.

The Preschool’s Goals & Objectives include:
• Create a social atmosphere, which encourages communication, safety, comfort, friendliness and joy.
• Provide for individual interests and needs.
• Provide a balance of activities for small groups, large groups and individual participation.
• Help children to move from one level of development and learning to another.
• Select and organize learning materials and classroom equipment to ensure an appropriate enviroment for play, manipulation and exploration.
• Encourage self-sufficiency and responsibility.
• Ensure that the development of basic language and math skills are woven into the total program.
• Facilitate curriculum development, which is creative, multifaceted and age appropriate.

The Preschool is licensed by New York City’s Board of Health and funded by the Agency for Child Services (ACS). The Preschool has capacity for 50 children and an ongoing enrollment throughout the year. Parents should contact the Preschool Director to determine their eligibility for ACS funding. The Preschool also has space available for children whose parents are not eligible for a subsidy from ACS. Please call the Preschool director for further information. A medical checkup including up-to-date immunization is required of all children before admission.

The preschool operates Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 5:45pm, and is located at:
27 Barrow Street, (between W. 4th Street and Seventh Avenue South), 5th Floor. For more information or to speak with the Director, please call: 212.242.4140, extension 269 (Fax: 212.366.4226)

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