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KinderCare has been proudly serving children and families in
Braintree for decades. Our bright sunny and spacious center
building is a two story facility which allows us to serve Infant
and Toddlers on the first floor and Preschool, Prekindergarten and
Kindergarten on the second floor, focusing on the developmental
needs of each age group. Each floor has a beautiful, secure
playground with the additional safety feature of an intercom system
linked into the center office.
In addition to a wonderful facility, KinderCare Braintree offers a
welcoming, warm, caring and nurturing environment that provides a
child and family centered approach. Our award winning curriculum,
daily communication sheets, ongoing development observations and
regular developmental assessments, individual portfolios and open
door policy are some of the important tools in providing care and
education for your child. Learning is always happening at
KinderCare!
Health and safety is our first priority. The center has a coded
security keypad entry system and our families are informed of our
strict policy to check identifications for pick up. The intercom
system links the classrooms, gross motor space and the playgrounds
directly to the office and throughout the center. This allows us to
communicate any needs and offers the ability to respond
immediately. Our Health Care Consultant is an RN and is available
to answer questions and provide guidance and support. All staff is
required to have CPR and First Aid and we provide annual training
to ensure that these critical skills are kept updated.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: American_sign_langugage, French, Spanish
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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