Plowshares Childcare

 Your Trusted Partners in Early Care and Education Since 1976
       Fully Accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs


                                                    * Toddler Extended Day * Preschool/School-Age * Summer Fun Camps * Child Development Lab *


 

HOURS OF OPERATION


Monday 7:45 - 5:45

Tuesday - 7:45 - 5:45

Wednesday - 7:45 - 5:45

Thursday - 7:45 - 5:45

Friday - 7:45 - 5:45


Executive Director
James S. Robertson

M.A. Politics of ChildCare
Goddard College, Vermont
B.A. English
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA



Newton Director
Josephine Carpino


B.S. Education
Boston University
Post Graduate courses
Wheelock and B.C.

Plowshares Toddler Extended Day and Preschool

at Newton North High School


THE LAB SCHOOL AT NEWTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
The Plowshares program operating at Newton North High School was established in September of 1987 at the invitation of the School Committee and Technical Vocation Department of Newton North High School. It is a model program and example of a successful public/private partnership between Newton Public Schools and Plowshares Childcare Program, Inc. This location serves as a lab school for training high school students majoring in Early Childhood Education. Lab students are under the supervision of a high school teacher as well as Plowshares' staff. Lab students study child growth and development theories and learn practical methods of classroom implementation. Although the lab students are not included in our teacher:child ratio, their hands-on assistance often provides very specialized and valuable one-on-one attention for our children.


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Plowshares believes the quality of early care and education programs is directly linked to the education, dedication and experience of the staff. The majority of our teachers hold Baccalaureate or Master's degrees. Priority is given to continuing staff education and development and equitable compensation