Our Early Childhood Education program is accredited by the National Association for the Education Young Children (NAEYC) and our Summer Camp is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). Newark Day Nursery and Children's Center reaffirms our commitment to treating every individual with dignity and respect.
We recognize that African Americans and all people of color have endured racism, violence, and inequality for far too long. We stand in support of justice and firmly against what we have recently witnessed, acts that nobody should ever endure. By welcoming children and families of all races, ethnicities, and economic status, NDNCC will always honor the beauty and potential within each child.
We recognize that African Americans and all people of color have endured racism, violence, and inequality for far too long. We stand in support of justice and firmly against what we have recently witnessed, acts that nobody should ever endure. By welcoming children and families of all races, ethnicities, and economic status, NDNCC will always honor the beauty and potential within each child.
Services
Newark Day Nursery and Children's Center was founded in 1961 serving only 5 children, and has grown to a center serving 180 children daily. It began from the vision of several citizen-activists who saw an unmet need of working families for both high quality and affordable child care.
Through milestones such as acceptance as a United Way of Delaware agency, achieving the first of several national accreditations, and acquiring a 5 acre facility for expansion, their vision has led to thousands of children being served.We provide developmentally appropriate programming that supports the process of learning and allows children to enjoy successful experiences.
Through milestones such as acceptance as a United Way of Delaware agency, achieving the first of several national accreditations, and acquiring a 5 acre facility for expansion, their vision has led to thousands of children being served.We provide developmentally appropriate programming that supports the process of learning and allows children to enjoy successful experiences.
Newark Day Nursery's Early Childhood Education curriculum is based on the Delaware Early Learning Foundations framework (ELFS) in conjunction with The Creative Curriculum, the Teaching Strategies Gold assessment tool (TSG), and the Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ-3).
These research based tools helps educators and families work together to improve our young children's development in the areas of social emotional, physical, language, cognitive, literacy, and math skills.Family conferences for the ECE children are conducted at least twice per school year to set goals and review child's growth.
These research based tools helps educators and families work together to improve our young children's development in the areas of social emotional, physical, language, cognitive, literacy, and math skills.Family conferences for the ECE children are conducted at least twice per school year to set goals and review child's growth.
For those of you looking to make a positive contribution to your community, we have a wonderful opportunity! The Newark Day Nursery and Children's Center Board of Directors has openings which it is seeking to fill. The current Board is a very dedicated group who look forward to welcoming new members wanting to share in NDNCC's mission.
Children enjoy special music, movement, fitness, computer learning, cultural arts, financial literacy and other community enrichment opportunities, offered in part due to our generous sponsors and community partners. Families can participate in our Annual Picnic, Annual Meeting & Children's Art Show, our group march in the Newark Halloween Parade and other events.
Newark Day Nursery and Children's Center depends on maximizing community partnerships to leverage our limited resources so we can accomplish both providing the high quality care and education for our children and still have the capacity to ensure access for children from low-moderate income families through scholarships.
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Chad Hickman
Sep 04, 2021
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My son will no longer be attending there the Director knew kids at the center had a illness called hand foot mouth disease upon his return and did not shut the classroom down my son was there one day now he has it. No parents were notified prior. It is a very contagious illness their should be better precaution taken from this company. They rather make money then make sure their kids safety and health comes first.
