Ossining Children's Center Inc
Ossining Children's Center is a nonprofit licensed child care center in the Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Building serving infants through school-age children, with year-round 7:00 AM-6:00 PM weekday care, infant, toddler, older toddler, Universal Pre-K, school-age, and summer camp programs, family-style meals, enrichment, and breastfeeding-friendly designation.
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Nonprofit Ossining child care center for infants through school-age children, with year-round weekday care, infant, toddler, UPK, school-age, and summer camp programs, family-style meals, enrichment, and breastfeeding-friendly designation.
Program range
Programs include infants, toddlers, older toddlers, Universal Pre-Kindergarten, school-age care, and summer camp.
Age groups
The center lists infants 8 weeks-18 months, toddlers 17 months-2 years, older toddlers 2-4 years, UPK for 4-year-olds, and school-age and summer programs for ages 5-13.
Hours
The center is open year-round, Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-6:00 PM.
Infant care
The infant program uses a primary-caregiver model, individualized daily schedules, feeding routines set with families, outdoor walks and play, reading, sensory exploration, music, and learning-to-talk support.
Breastfeeding-friendly
Ossining Children's Center is designated as a Breastfeeding-Friendly Center by the New York State Department of Health's Child and Adult Care Food Program.
Universal Pre-K
The UPK program is offered with the Ossining School District and includes discovery-play curriculum, Common Core alignment, creative arts, gardening, family-style meals, and certified early childhood teachers.
Before and after care
Tuition-based before and after-school care/enrichment is available for Pre-K families and is open on many school holidays and vacations.
School-age and summer
School-age offerings include before/after school care, enrichment, homework help, summer camp, outdoor play, arts and crafts, sports, trips, and recreation.
Scholarships
The enrollment page notes scholarships are available for all programs based on need.
Program details can change, so ask about current openings, infant availability, classroom placement, scholarships, UPK eligibility, meals by program, school-age transportation, tuition, and enrollment steps before making plans.
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