| Our mission | To provide high quality education and child care for children 15 months to 5 years of age in an environment that promotes self-esteem, creative thinking, and individuality through a respectful partnership between children, parents, and staff. |
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Nonotuck Community School
| Ways to help | Work with young children, under age 5!Volunteers at Nonotuck engage with children in the classroom, reading books, playing with toys, doing art activities and helping with lunch, etc. Doing a little clean-up, such as wiping off tables or sweeping up after lunch is an occasional activity. Volunteers go outside to the playground with the class and need to dress accordingly. Volunteers are always in the classroom with a licensed teacher.Answer phones in the afternoonOur office staff at our child care center is part time. We need someone to be in the office to answer the phones and to open the door for visitors. There is very little activity, so this is a great opportunity for someone who would like to read or knit or do personal work on the computer (within bounds). If so inclined, we could also ask this person to load our dishwasher and help with some light office work. |
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| How you help | Volunteers help the school both in the classroom and the office. |
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| About us | Nonotuck Community School provides high quality preschool education and child care. We care for children 15 months to 5 years in an environment that promotes self-esteem, creative thinking and individuality through a respectful partnership between children, parents and faculty. Our children stay in one classroom for the year, enhancing their early childhood education experience by having close and consistent relationships with their friends and teachers. We are a licensed early education and child care center and have achieved a Quality Rating and Improvement Scale (QRIS) rating that indicates that we surpass basic licensing practices. |
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