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Traveling from all major routes:
Take Route 24 to exit 19A Avon
At first set of traffic lights turn left onto Pond St
Take the third left onto Page St.
Take the first left onto Highland St.
Avon Children’s Center is on the left at the end of the street
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Traveling from all local points:
Take Route 28 to West Main St. Avon
Turn onto Pond St (across from the Avon Public Library)
Take the first right onto Page St.
Take the first left onto Highland St.
Avon Children’s Center is on the left at the end of the street
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The Massachusetts Department of Early Education & Care (EEC) licenses all programs that work with young children. Regulations set the maximum ratio for ages 3 to 7 at 2 adults to 20 children in a group. Programs with lower ratios can provide a safer environment for children with more opportunities for interactions, observations and individual attention. |
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Teachers working in the field of Early Childhood Education are required to be certified by the state (EEC). Teachers need to complete one course in child development with nine months of experience to obtain certification. Schools that include degreed teachers with portfolio and/or experience in the field of education can raise the level of quality and professionalism for an Early Childhood Education program.
Programs that are successful in retaining staff provide a more stable and consistent environment for children. |
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Enrollment requirements vary for each school. Parents need to contact individual schools for information regarding tuition, schedules and other requisites.
Parents are invited to first make a visit to Avon Children’s Center. A personalized tour of the facility during operation can be scheduled. Drop ins are welcome. Children may accompany parents or visit at a later date. There is a one time charge for registration during orientation. Orientation can be conducted anytime. Children can be enrolled throughout the year. Tuition is based upon the schedule selected by the parents. There is a full time schedule for the week; a full day routine for families that need two or more days and a part time, three hour program that runs am or pm throughout the week.
Parents can secure their schedule and set their start date during orientation. A member of the teaching team at Avon Children’s Center will review and provide all the necessary materials for parents. A comprehensive run through of the Parent Handbook is provided during the meeting. Specific needs are addressed with each parent. This includes any medical requirements for the child, behavior management practice or any other individual needs of the child. |







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Early Childhood Education
What to Know & How to Enroll! |
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Avon Children’s Center 508 580 2572
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Map & Instructions |
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Directions |

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Early Childhood Education |

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Weekly Snack Schedule |
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Weekly Snack Schedule |
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Avon Children’s Center 152 Highland Street Avon, MA 02322
508 580 2572 |

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Snack List |
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Juice of the week: White grape |
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Snack List |
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Juice of the week: white grape |
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September 7, 2010 |
Morning |
Afternoon |
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Monday |
Saltines w/ American cheese |
bananas |
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Tuesday |
Graham crackers |
Ritz w/ cream cheese |
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Wednesday |
100 Day snack |
applesauce |
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Thursday |
Cheese-its |
Goldfish crackers |
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Friday |
Club crackers w/ butter |
Wheat thins |