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When we opened Piccolo Mondo Learning Center in Leominster, Massachusetts on January 9, 1989, our goal was to provide a positive learning environment in which our children would grow and flourish through challenging programs based on a set of beliefs.
A belief in the fundamental importance of safety, growth, care and the development of the early learning experience in a child's life.
A belief that a social groups provide your child with an opportunity to develop a positive self-image, to learn democratic living by sharing and making choices, to learn independence through constructive resolution and by reacting to varied stimuli and situations; and to develop self-confident speech patterns by speaking.
A belief to expand your child's natural curiosity with effective exposure to diverse cultures and lifestyle choices and the inclusion or immersion of children with disabilities.
When we opened Piccolo Mondo Learning Center in Leominster,
Massachusetts on January 9, 1989, our goal was to provide a
positive learning environment in which our children would grow and
flourish through challenging programs based on a set of beliefs. A
belief in the fundamental importance of safety, growth, care and
the development of the early learning experience in a child's life.
A belief that a social groups provide your child with an
opportunity to develop a positive self-image, to learn democratic
living by sharing and making choices, to learn independence through
constructive resolution and by reacting to varied stimuli and
situations; and to develop self-confident speech patterns by
speaking. A belief to expand your child's natural curiosity with
effective exposure to diverse cultures and lifestyle choices and
the inclusion or immersion of children with disabilities.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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