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ANNA DE LA PAZ CHILDREN'S & ADULT FLAMENCO CLASSES Helen Hayes Studios, 142 Main St, Nyack 845-596-5156
Anna de la Paz has over 20 years experience teaching Flamenco. The Children's Program is designed for boys and girls ages 6-12. Classes focus on the style and technique of Flamenco and Spanish dance, with students learning proper posture, vocabulary in Spanish, the arm and hand movements known as braceo, castanets, footwork technique and Flamenco rhythms, palmas (hand-clapping), turns, traveling steps, and choreographies suited to the students' abilities. Classes are held at the Helen Hayes Studios in downtown Nyack. For more information, visit annadelapaz.com or call 845-596-5156. APPLAUSE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 25 W. Central Ave., Pearl River 845-920-1555; 201-362-4948 Email firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
APPLAUSE is an educational theater organization specializing in musical theater classes and shows for children ages 3-18, beginners-advanced. APPLAUSE offers classes in all three artistic disciplines: acting, singing, and dancing. Ms. Renna provides a unique opportunity for kids to perform in shows, creating special parts for each child. Your child will develop self-confidence and self-esteem in the supportive environment. APPLAUSE provides programs and performances year-round, so call or email for current programs and show information. You can also join our exciting APPLAUSE Company, which performs at Hershey Park, festivals and special events. ART ADVENTURE 60 Dutch Hill Road, Suite 8, Orangeburg 845-680-6780 Email email@example.com
Beginning in September, Art Adventure will be offering fun and innovative after-school programs for children in grades 1 through 12. We use relevant themes (such as video game/ television characters, street art techniques, and messy experimentations), combining them with solid fine art instruction. Our classes are designed and taught by a certified teacher. Free trials are always available. BETH AM TEMPLE 60 E. Madison Ave., Pearl River 845-735-5858
From Rabbi Dan Pernick to Cantor Marcy Kadin to Principal Barry Shainker, all of Beth Am Temple's leadership staff are graduates of Reform Judaism's Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. With 220 families and 100 students, our temple is large enough to provide a full range of programming, but small enough to ensure that your child receives individualized, professional attention. Our K-12 religious school, youth groups, special-needs educational programming, relaxed style, and much more make Beth Am Temple the right choice for your Jewish child(ren) and your family. BILLY BEEZ Located at Palisades Center, 1282 Palisades Center Drive, First Floor, West Nyack 845-535-9277
Billy Beez's 26,000-square-foot, indoor playground is filled with colorful murals, whimsical characters, and giant play structures, built around a maze of dizzyingly high and wildly twisting slides. There are dozens of activities inside the playground that encourage physical, mental, and social development through play…all with no video games or TVs! Great for open play, birthday parties, and groups, as well as weekly Mommy & Me, sports classes, and drop-off programs. For more information, please contact our events department at email@example.com. BOUNCE! TRAMPOLINE SPORTS 612 Corporate Way (off Route 303), Valley Cottage 845-268-4000 310 Michael Drive, Syosset 516-762-1300 Email email@example.com
Bounce! offers the opportunity to play sports, have fun, and get fit on enormous courts of interconnected trampolines. Guests can enjoy open jump time, trampoline dodgeball, slam dunk basketball on our new dual lanes, foam-pit jumping, and a fun arcade. We also have private party rooms, a Wi-Fi lounge, healthy food vending machines and snack bar, and a separate Bounce! Jr. Zone for kids ages 6 and younger. And ask us about Toddler Time! School, camp, and group trips welcome. Fundraising opportunities available. CANTOR BARBRA LIEBERSTEIN'S JEWISH LIFECYCLES 201-788-6653 Email email@example.com
Cantor Barbra is an ordained cantor with over 12 years of pulpit experience. She tutors Bar/Bat Mitzvah students in the convenience of their homes, as well as small groups. Every student learns about the Jewish culture, history, life cycles, and bible studies, in addition to reading Hebrew and chanting prayers. The students participate in community service, Holocaust studies, and Havdalah services to mark the end of the Sabbath. Cantor Barbra also officiates at Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremonies, Baby Namings, and weddings. CLARKSTOWN THEATRE COMPANY 8 Second St., Lower Level, New City 845-708-2288 Email email@example.com
Clarkstown Theatre Company began a year ago in our community to create and develop artists as actors and performers. We are a year-round studio that offers acting classes, musical theater workshops, and intimate, original showpieces. Join us where the craft of theater is experienced in a warm and positive environment with professional instructors. Give us a call to see if your child might flourish in our studios, where imagination and the craft of acting are taught with a sense of humor! Registration for our fall classes begins Aug. 25. CONDORS SWIMMING 845-638-4381 Felix Festa Middle School Pool 30 Parrott Road, West Nyack Email email@example.com
Learn to swim from the best! We offer half-hour lessons with a low student: teacher ratio for Beginner through Pre-Competitive swimmers. The Condors have a place for swimmers of all skill levels, and are committed to providing the absolute best coaching available, including an Olympic Team and ASCA Hall of Fame Coach. Our competitive team includes Olympic Trial and several national event qualifiers. Condors operates out of Felix Festa Middle School pool. For year-round lessons and team try outs, please email or call for more details. CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 384 New Hempstead Road, New City 845-634-7977
We are an independent, evangelical, elementary school (K-8th grade) serving the local Christian community since 1984. We want our students to have the awareness that they're very significant individuals, each one very special to God, each one marked by Our Lord for His purpose. Our certified teachers integrate a biblical worldview throughout the curriculum, thereby impacting every aspect of knowledge and learning. The small class size allows for more individualized academic instruction. Our Kindergarten program is full day. Bus transportation available throughout Rockland. We're a ministry of Gracepoint Gospel Fellowship. COUPÉ THEATRE STUDIO 33 E. Route 59A, Nanuet 845-623-2808
For more than 40 years, Coupé Theatre Studio has offered the finest training in all the performing arts. Weekly classes in ballet, pointe, jazz, modern dance, tap, theater dance, hip-hop, musical theater, acting, voice, and kinderdance are available, as well as programs just for boys and adults. Coupé's current full-time teachers hold degrees in dance education, or have had extensive professional performing careers. Classes are carefully monitored for size, compatibility of students, and quality of teaching. Fall 2014 registration is now in progress. DANCEWORKS 69 Lake Road, Congers 845-268-4669 Email email@example.com
Danceworks has been in the Clarkstown area for more than 33 years. The studio offers classes in creative dance, pre-ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, and hip-hop for ages 3 through teen. Danceworks specializes in children—encouraging a friendly and non-competitive atmosphere. Several children have gone on to study at the School of American Ballet in Manhattan. Our adult ballet workout (free babysitting) teaches you to work with your body, not against it. Beginners are welcome, and no special clothing is needed. Free trial classes are available to all. DEBORAH KOENIG EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER AT JCC ROCKLAND 450 W. Nyack Road, West Nyack 845-362-4400 x103 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Now accepting infants (6 weeks-Pre-K). The Deborah Koenig Early Childhood Center is committed to providing excellent care and education to our diverse and rich community in Rockland County. We believe that our children are precious, and we are here to support your efforts to provide them with a bright start. We partner with our families to encourage creativity, curiosity, and imagination, and to build trusting relationships. Our mission is the same as yours; for your child to grow and develop in an environment that is safe, warm, and stimulating. DWIGHT-ENGLEWOOD SCHOOL 315 E. Palisade Ave., Englewood 201-918-3708
Dwight-Englewood School is an independent college preparatory day school for students in preschool (age 3) through grade 12. Located on more than 40 acres of green campus within minutes of the George Washington Bridge, the school enrolls approximately 950 students from 90 communities in Bergen and Hudson counties in New Jersey, Rockland County, and New York City. Challenging minds for a changing world, Dwight-Englewood fosters independent thinking; the ability to solve problems; and the skills, tolerance, and integrity it takes to thrive in the 21st century. Visit us online for Fall 2014 Open House events. THE FABRIC LADY 845-641-4441 Email email@example.com
We offer sewing and quilting lessons for adults and kids—everything from basic sewing techniques to learning how to put in a zipper or button hole. We bring custom Kids' Sewing Parties, Girl Scout Troop "earn a sewing patch," and other group programs to your chosen location. Kids will learn to sew and make their own creations. Projects offered vary by age, so call for more details. We also offer a large selection of fabrics, notions, sewing machines, and current and vintage fabrics. Private lessons and Bar/Bat Mitzvah activities available. HELEN HAYES YOUTH THEATER 142 Main St., Nyack 845-826-2049
Celebrating our 17th year of excellence in theater education, the Helen Hayes Youth Theater offers year-round theater programs for kids ages 5-17, including weekend and weekday classes and productions. We welcome performers with all levels of experience. Please join us for professional training in a friendly, supportive environment. For more information, call us or visit our website. I9 SPORTS® Fall Leagues held at facilities in North Rockland, Orangetown, and New City, 845-624-PLAY (7529)
Currently enrolling for Fall and Winter seasons, i9 Sports® is the nation's first and largest provider of youth sports leagues in the United States. We offer youth sports leagues, camps, and clinics for boys and girls ages 3-14 in today's most popular sports such as flag football, soccer, basketball, T-Ball, and cheerleading. With our focus on fun, safety, convenience, and good sportsmanship, i9 Sports® offers traditional kids' sports leagues without the traditional headaches! Call for specific sport and field information. Register by Aug. 23 and save! JEP OF ROCKLAND HEBREW SCHOOL 30 Blueberry Hill Road, Monsey 845-558-5858
JEP of Rockland's Bobbi Lewis Hebrew School provides an outstanding Jewish education through our comprehensive curriculum, taught by dynamic and creative teachers in a fun and loving environment. Inspiring classes for parents and grandparents, family holiday events, mitzvah projects, fantastic Shabbatonim, exciting trips, and an Israel fair are integral parts of the JEP experience. We also offer a very vibrant post-Bar/Bat Mitzvah program for teens. Reasonable rates. No membership dues. For more information, contact Naomi Greenwald at 845-558-5858. JOE DELIA STUDIOS 845-304-9560 Email email@example.com
Serving Rockland and Northern Bergen County. Acclaimed pianist/composer Joe Delia is now accepting students in piano, vocals, and composition for the 2014-15 season. Mr. Delia opens up the world of music for students, tailoring lessons to each individual's needs. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Moderate rates. In-studio or at-home instruction. Mr. Delia has composed over 30 film scores and countless television shows. He has gold and platinum records as a keyboardist, composer, producer, and arranger. See imdb.com (Joe Delia I) and joedeliamusic.com. JW TUMBLES 321 Broadway, Hillsdale 201-453-3010
JW Tumbles offers growth development classes for children ages 4 months-4 years. Our classes focus on developing each child's social, physical, and cognitive skills in a fun, safe, and clean environment. The laid-back structure of our classes allows each child to develop at their own pace, while having fun. Each class is led by two experienced trainers, and includes circle time, tumbling skills, adventure time, fine-motor-skill development, swings, and everybody's favorite, bubbles! Call us today to schedule a free trial class. KIDS PARTY PLAY & TUMBLE 465 Old Hook Road (across From Pascack Valley Hospital), Emerson 201-523-9495; 201-523-9496
Come visit our brand-new kids' gym opening September 2014! Our wonderful new space features a Kindergarten gym offering pre-school gymnastics, Mommy or Daddy & Me classes, dance classes including tap, ballet, jazz, hip hop, baby ballerina, yoga for kids, and baby yoga. We will also be offering Gym and Dance Birthday parties and Parents' Date Night /drop off programs, as well as membership specials and family membership programs. Call now for our fall schedule, membership details, grand-opening special offers, and to sign up for a free trial class. KREATIVE KIDS 61 Maple Ave., New City 845-634-2202 Email email@example.com
Kreative Kids is a toddler/nursery program for boys and girls ages 16 mos.-4 yrs. (diapers welcomed!). Classes are divided by age. We offer arts and crafts, music with instruments, singing, creative movement, tumbling, story time, snack time, early learning skills, and lots more. Our professional staff balances active and quiet activities, as they provide comfort and love to each child, making separating easy. Classes are kept small to provide individualized attention. LEAD ACADEMY 450 S. Main St. (Route 304), New City 845-639-6674
Lead Academy after-school classes and tutoring prepare students for challenges ahead. Our dedicated and experienced teachers help elementary, middle, and high school students with homework, projects, reading challenges, accelerated math, and language arts preparation. We prepare students for the SAT, NYS ELA and Mathematics preparation, Regents exams, critical reading and writing, math, and problem solving. Our Common Core Curriculum subjects include science, math skills and logical thinking, and developing reading and writing skills. Our Power SAT Prep Course runs all year long. Register by Sept. 15 and receive a 10-percent early registration discount. LEGOLAND® DISCOVERY CENTER WESTCHESTER Westchester's Ridge Hill, 39 Fitzgerald St., Yonkers 866-243-0770 Email email@example.com
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Westchester is the newest field trip destination in the tri-state area! This indoor center is ideal for school, scout, and homeschool groups ages 3-12 years. Their imagination is the only limitation! Youth groups can reach out and touch the stars in the 4D cinema, learn LEGO® building secrets from the Master Model Builder, see local iconic landmarks in MINILAND®, learn as they build the tallest tower and test the tower's strength on Earthquake tables…and more! MASTER JUNG & YU TRADITIONAL TAEKWONDO 70 N. Main St., New City 845-638-4000
Blending Korean culture and philosophy with traditional taekwondo, Master Jung and Master Yu's school is unique in martial arts training. By combining physical with spiritual, we offer the most complete and satisfying training, embodying mind, body, and spirit. Classes are open seven days a week for all ages. Our unique birthday parties open the door for future leaders and martial artists and are available on weekends. Energize your whole being at Traditional Taekwondo. Call for more details. MY SWEET PEA 14 N. Main St., New City 845-638-2229
New City's premier children's boutique is now offering craft workshops! My Sweet Pea Boutique presents Classes by Katy, a series of project-based craft and cake-decorating workshops for children and adults. Children ages 18 months to 14 years are invited to select from our craft workshops focusing on projects from silly, hand-made creatures to personalized wall art. Our cake decorating classes will cover basic to advanced decorating techniques, for both children and adults. Classes can be purchased individually or in multi-class packages. Please call for more information, including class dates, times, prices, and themes. NEW CITY JEWISH CENTER NURSERY & RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 47 Old Schoolhouse Road, New City 845-638-9600 New City Jewish Center Early Childhood Camp Program
The NCJC Nursery School is proud to be a New York state-accredited nursery school, instilling a love of learning and Jewish life from the earliest stages of your child's education. Our programs include everything from Mommy and Me to pre-K, guiding your child through the developmental stages of early childhood. We also incorporate programs such as yoga, sports, music, and Hebrew Through Movement. Our Hebrew school offers a truly innovative approach to Jewish education, designed to engage, educate, and empower our young people to form a lasting connection to their Jewish identity. NEW CITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC 12 N. Main St., New City 845-481-3754
Call now to register for fall music lessons! The school offers lessons in piano, guitar, voice/singing, drums, violin, saxophone, flute, clarinet, and more. Our university-trained teachers pass on their expertise in a warm and friendly environment. Free recitals are held regularly throughout the school year to help boost self-confidence. Our lesson rooms are designed to maximize music learning and decrease distractions during lesson time. Brand new to music lessons? Visit our website at newcitymusicschool.com for our free parent report titled, "Five Ways To Get The Most Out of Music Lessons." NURSERY SCHOOL OF THE NYACKS 130 First Ave., Nyack 845-348-3268
Nursery School of the Nyacks is a non-profit, cooperative nursery school based on the Bank Street philosophy of education, a world-renowned institution for early childhood development with a focus on creativity, communication, and compassion. Art, music, movement, and nature study are incorporated into the school. In order to create a warm and intimate environment, class sizes are kept small and the teacher-student ratio is excellent. Each class is staffed by highly qualified teachers who bring years of experience in early childhood education to our 2's, 3's, and 4's class programs. PALISADES CLIMB ADVENTURE 4590 Palisades Center Drive, Level 4 of the Palisades Center, West Nyack 845-727-3500
Palisades Climb Adventure offers the world's tallest indoor ropes challenge course, standing 85-feet tall, with five levels and 75 unique challenge elements to explore, climb, and conquer. More advanced athletes will find a challenge, while "just for fun" climbers will experience a sense of athletic accomplishment. New to the attraction is the Sky Tykes kids' ropes course, designed for ages 2-7 and 48" and under. Both courses are available for field trips, team building, birthday parties, and groups of 10 or more. Visit palisadesclimb.com. RISING STARS DAY CARE 845-243-7995 Email email@example.com
Currently accepting enrollment for the 2014-15 year. Low child-to-teacher ratio insures individual attention for your child. We offer structured indoor and outdoor play in a safe and loving environment. Our well-rounded curriculum includes letters, numbers, shapes, colors, math, circle time, crafts, story time, music, and games. Personal summary sheets are emailed home daily so you can see how your child's day went. Full- or part-time schedule for infants, toddlers, and pre-schoolers. (ages 6 weeks-12 years). Extended hours are available. Police/Fire/Military discounts. Contact Miss Danielle for more information. ROCKLAND JEWISH ACADEMY 450 W. Nyack Road, West Nyack 845-627-0010 Contact: Judy Klein, x104
Rockland Jewish Academy is a community Jewish day school: independent, inclusive, and welcoming to families in all streams of Judaism. RJA provides Rockland, Orange, Putnam, and Bergen County children, early childhood (ages 3 and 4) through 5th grade, an enriched education, integrating academic excellence with Judaic literacy and second language acquisition, and promoting a strong Jewish identity in a safe and nurturing setting. RJA children thrive in our stimulating learning environment that celebrates each of their talents and gifts, with the differentiation and personal attention that encourages their social, emotional, and spiritual growth. ROCKLAND SOCCER ACADEMY Various locations throughout Rockland, 844-PLAY RSA (844-752-9772)
Rockland Soccer Academy is on the soccer fields in Rockland County! Led by New City's own, Coach Mike Girling, Rockland Soccer Academy is a fundamental, skill-based soccer program for boys and girls of all ages. Developed for, and based in, Rockland County, RSA's programs are focused on both soccer and personal development, while providing our players with a fun, safe, and athletically enriching atmosphere. SADDLE RIVER DAY SCHOOL 147 Chestnut Ridge Road, Saddle River 201-327-4050
Founded in 1957, Saddle River Day School is an NAIS/NJAIS-accredited, co-ed, college-prep day school enrolling approximately 325 students in grades K-12. A 7:1 student-to-teacher ratio provides personalized attention for every student in a challenging academic environment. The school embraces core values of responsibility, honesty, compassion, and respect. The beautiful 26-acre campus offers two gyms, two media/library centers, technology lab, performing arts center and three fully equipped art/graphic art studios. Recent graduates are attending Boston College, Brown, Bucknell, Colgate, Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown, Harvard, Tufts and U Penn. SHELLY'S PLAYHOUSE 54 Parkway Drive N., Blauvelt 845-398-2324 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Currently enrolling for before- and after-school care for children ages 5-13. We are a private, licensed, and insured program that has been in business in Blauvelt for 18 years. Open 7am-6:30pm. Buses will drop off from school. We have a quiet room with two computers for homework and qualified staff who are always available to assist; indoor and outdoor fenced-in play space; plenty of science projects, board games, video games, and sports equipment. Some spots are still open. Ask for Michelle for more information. We also offer holiday and summer camp options. SMARTY PANTS LEARNING CENTER 484 New Hempstead Road, New City 845-678-3809
Smarty Pants Early Learning Program is an early nursery program for children ages 2.5-5. We encourage a fun, nurturing learning environment with an emphasis on thematic studies, which are aligned with New York State Common Core. With our certified teachers, your child will enjoy actively learning while they develop as a whole child. Our program also offers arts, yoga, and music with Ms. Becky, which allows students to showcase their learning experiences through shows and plays throughout the year. Call regarding available spots for summer and fall. ST. CATHARINE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 517 Western Highway, Blauvelt 845-359-4330 Email email@example.com
Our program provides an opportunity for young children to join together in a loving, nurturing, educational, fun environment. Each child is introduced to a full curriculum of early learning in a center-base setting. Hands-on activities and participation in all areas provide the perfect setting for young children to develop and grow. Each child is recognized as a unique individual with many special talents and abilities. Phonemic awareness skills, social, cognitive, fine, and gross motor skills are introduced through a creative curriculum. A wonderful place for pre-schoolers to learn, grow, and have fun! THE SUNSHINE GALLERY CHILDREN'S STORE 212 Market St. (Nanuet Mall South), Nanuet 845-290-7166 Email email@example.com
Located behind the Nanuet Mall South (next to Tumble-Bee Gymnastics and Fitness) we are Rockland County's newest and most unique consignment store, featuring new and gently used children's clothes, toys, books, games, strollers, and more. And, we carry maternity clothes. Fifty percent off everything, every day! Children's art is on display throughout the shop, and we will be offering art workshops throughout the year, all taught by a New York state-certified art teacher. Call about classes, merchandise, birthday parties, private lessons, and more. TEMPLE BETH TORAH HEBREW SCHOOL 330 N. Highland Ave., (Route 9W), Upper Nyack 845-358-2248 x107
At Temple Beth Torah, our goal is to provide outstanding Reform Jewish education and to work with families to ensure a lasting love of Judaism. Our religious school offers interactive programs for students in grades 1-12 that include Bar/Bat Mitzvah, confirmation, and post-confirmation studies. We offer religious nursery and Kindergarten programs for ages 3-5, and a monthly Tot Shabbat program. Our children are encouraged to become involved in our three active youth groups. TBT is an inclusive community that embraces families of diversity. For more information, contact our educator, Mara Lewin. TENDER LOVING CARE DAYCARE 40 Park Ave., Suffern 845-357-5454
We offer a school setting and family-oriented atmosphere with programs and flexibility to fit your needs for children ages infant-12 years, including FREE Universal Pre-K and a before- and after-school program with Ramapo central bus transportation. We are open most school holidays, and during school vacations from 7am-6:30pm. Located near the Suffern train station and free parking, we offer small class sizes and a fenced-in playground. We've been in business for 26 years. Our goal is to provide a warm, healthy environment, and to be your child's home away from home. THE NURSERY SCHOOL AT TBS - TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM 228 New Hempstead Road, New City 845-638-0830 Lori Scott, nursery school director Email firstname.lastname@example.com
The Nursery School at TBS has been known in Rockland County for more than 30 years as a warm, nurturing, enriching educational environment. Combining Jewish values through our "Mensch" program and weekly classes with our Rabbi and Cantor with a program that works to build the whole child, we prepare our children for the academic, social, and spiritual life beyond the pre-school years. Kindergarten teachers report they always know TBS children because they're so ready to learn when they enter Kindergarten. Please come visit us! See our nursery school slideshow at tbsrockland.org. THOMAS CLIFFORD'S MARTIAL ARTS 3 N. Main St., Pear River 845-365-6461 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Children are precious. As a parent, you know it is your responsibility to protect your child from all sorts of dangerous situations. It isn't easy. They grow up fast. Time flies, and eventually children must learn to defend themselves. You certainly do not want your son or daughter to be bullied, or to become a bully. Martial Arts lessons are a fantastic solution. Every kid should learn self-defense. It's like learning to swim—it's lots of fun, it can save your life, and it builds self-control and self-confidence. Thomas Clifford's Martial Arts has a program that is perfect for your child. TUMBLE - BEE GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS 401 Market St., Nanuet Mall South, Nanuet 845-623-2553
Tumble-Bee Gymnastics, serving Rockland County for more than 25 years, offers programs for boys and girls, ages 10 months to 12 years. Our preschool program offers exciting weekly lessons and theme weeks. We are the only gym in Rockland County licensed to teach the nationally recognized Fun & Fit Gymnastics after-school program for children entering kindergarten through sixth grade. Our warm and well-trained staff will teach your children the skills that give them the confidence and self-esteem they need to achieve success in the future. Register early! Classes close out quickly. VICKI'S DANCE STUDIO 61 Maple Ave., New City 845-634-2202 Email firstname.lastname@example.com
For more than 30 years, we have been inspiring and motivating students to follow their dreams, both in dance and in their lives. We offer beginner to advanced classes for boys and girls ages 2½-adult, including jazz, tap, hip-hop, ballet, pointe, lyrical, modern, creative movement, boys' hip-hop, gymnastics, and combination classes. We also offer the ONLY full musical theatre program that will not fill up your child's busy schedule. This program will give your child an amazing theatre experience with two stage performances. For experienced dancers, we offer a competitive dance team (try-outs required). ILENE WEISS 845-267-6720 Email email@example.com
Ilene Weiss was a chairperson of the Committee of Special Education, and is a NYS-certified teacher with more than 30 years of experience working with children with disabilities. Ilene consults and advocates for parents of children with special needs, and tutors children who are struggling in reading and literacy using a multi-sensory approach. Ilene works with Fletcher's Place Reading Program to improve reading instruction and help struggling readers. Ilene has completed teacher trainings in NYC, Newark, NJ, and Miami, FL. YOUNG WORLD DAY SCHOOL 585 Wyckoff Ave., Mahwah 201-327-3888
Young World Day School provides a safe, nurturing environment where ordinary kids do extraordinary things. An experienced staff utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to learning using individualized instruction, cooperative learning, and small group instruction. The school includes a transitional/traditional pre-school beginning with a two-year-old program, a Montessori school for ages 2.9-5, and a transitional or traditional Kindergarten, all with low pupil to teacher ratios. The primary school for grades 1-5 is comprised of small, mixed-age classrooms providing individualized instruction so students learn at a rate appropriate to their ability. Morning and afternoon extended care available.
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SANDAG OKs purchase of South County toll road
Officials plan to lower fares in effort to attract motorists
The closing of the sale is set for Wednesday and only minor details need to be resolved before then, according to officials.
SANDAG is actually purchasing the rights to the tolling franchise through the year 2042 and the operational assets of the expressway. Among those assets is a questionable software system for toll collection and cash management. A $7 million escrow account includes $1.2 million to address software problems that may arise over the next six months. SANDAG is considering installing a new software operation.
Drivers should see no difference in the operation of the road for several months. The existing staff has been retained on a six-month contract during the transition.
Also, SANDAG and Caltrans must rework the franchise agreement to reflect the change from a private for-profit operator to a non-profit government agency.
Lorie Berman, director of the local Caltrans district said there are "no big issues … it is kind of a clean-up of language." She predicted that agreement will be worked out and signed within the anticipated 90 days.
The purchase of the toll road marks the end of a troubled era for the highway. It was heralded as the first public-private partnership for road construction and operation in the state — a bold new way to finance public roads with private money.
The company that built the highway got to operate it as a toll road until 2042, presumably recouping its expenses before turning it over to the state Department of Transportation.
It didn't quite work out as planned.
Numerous delays and unexpected costs resulted in millions of dollars in overruns. Meanwhile, the economy collapsed and the robust residential and commercial growth in South County that was to fuel the road's revenues ground to a halt.
Barely three years after the road opened, the operators, faced with insurmountable litigation costs, filed for bankruptcy. Upon emerging in April as the reorganized South Bay Expressway LLC, they immediately put it up for sale.


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SE Ocean Blvd. to be closed over weekend due to ArtsFest
On March 24 and March 25, the Arts Council of Martin County will host ArtsFest 2012.
During the festival Southeast Ocean Boulevard from Southeast Colorado Avenue to Southeast Georgia Avenue will be closed from 5 p.m. March 23 until 8 p.m. March 25. Motorists are encouraged to exercise caution and to expect delays through this area.
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"I was a little nervous," said Abundez. "But at the same time I was excited to tell everyone what CHF did for my family. I hope they make it another twenty years."
Guests were entertained with live music, drama, and a special performance by Mark Swayze, a Christian music artist who donated all of the proceeds of his most recent album, "This Album Feeds Children," to CHF. Dave Phillips, founder and President of Children's Hunger Fund, was honored for his excellent service with the gift of 500,000 meals for children in need.
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What do you think about an inspiration board over the bed?!?! I can't quite warm up to this idea. One side of me likes it, the other side isn't convinced that over the bed is the best place. What do YOU think?
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Shadow boxes are making a bit of a comeback, at least at Anthropologie, where I spotted them gracing the walls yesterday in all their 3-D splendor. With roots in Victorian times (just like silhouette art), they can be a nice way to display cherished memories in your beautiful boudoir – giving guests a bit of a peek into who you are. I'm not big on the ornate, so I wouldn't want to style my own box after these above because they look a little too dated for my taste (the exception being my favorite shown above, top right corner, with the 3 birds inside – that's quite cute.)
What drew me to these boxes yesterday is my own crazy hoarding issues, which is totally OCD, I know. I have a few shadow boxes that I've never touched, but have felt somewhat guilty over saving. They've been tucked away in tissue paper for a few years now. Maybe it would be a fun December project to stop saving them and put them to good use, huh? They are in modern uncomplicated wood frames, just like the birdy box shown above, with a white interior and a creamy burlap background. A little magnet keeps them closed. I have two. I just have to come up with a clever showpiece. That's where I'm stuck.
What would you put inside a shadow box?
I'm leaning away from the traditional (ticket stubs, photos, lace, velvet ribbon) and considering a simple tree branch with a handmade paper bird resting on it. A branch created with pretty wrapping paper or a brightly colored blue road map, something like the Real Simple sections that Happy Mundane wrote about a few months back. (I loved that post, Jon!) Or maybe steer away totally from the map idea and go with something more personal, like a 3-D diary of sorts but that may clutter the box too much and I'd like to keep it simple. Maybe I could take 12 of my favorite little badges or pocket mirrors in bright colors and in a perfectly neat grid, pin or super glue them inside.
TIP: Go learn about the history of the shadow box. A fun read indeed!
Have any clever shadow box ideas? Have you ever used one in your decor?
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Here's a great little story to remind us of just how small the world really is, thanks to having both print publications and the online world of blogging at our fingertips (seems to work so much better now that we have the two, don't you think? draws us all much closer).
decor8 reader Susie from Rock Scissor Paper wrote to me after reading decor8 Reader Question: Linoleum Resources?, a recent post responding to an inquiry from reader Julia who needed some good Linoleum resources and tips. After spotting the post, Vanessa (another reader) commented that she found her linoleum inspiration in Domino magazine and applied what she saw to her kitchen by combining a little elbow grease with motivation, her kitchen floor was replaced with what you see above.
Susie now enters the mix. "It's a small, small world at decor8. I nearly fell out of my chair this morning when I went to your site and scrolled the page down to see what I missed yesterday and saw her floor! Here are some snaps I took of our kitchen and one picture from Domino. Just to share!"
How cool is that, huh!? Here's Susie's kitchen:
Isn't that a cute story? A great example of a fun, affordable DIY project using a surface that most people accuse as being too boring or dated. Not when you add some creativity to the mix! I'd love to see this floor in mustard, gold, rust, all those yummy autumal tones, wouldn't you? A warm version of what is pictured here would look great in my kitchen. I can see a warmer version against cherry or maple cabinets…
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Here's a creative idea to start off your week! It's always fun to find new and exciting ways to display things, right? Traditional methods can become quite boring after awhile, but with a dash of creativity, finding an alternative way to show off your things can transform your space into a visually stimulating and appealing place to hang out.
By creating inspirational focal points in your home, guests will linger, conversation will fill the air, and friends will return home with a new eye for their own space. Most importantly, displaying your favorite things (vs. tucking them into drawers or displaying them somewhat incorrectly) makes you feel happier at home, more stimulated, too. Don't you want your home to sing your song? Your space should tell your story, your home = your life. All of the things you've collected and cherished throughout the years deserve a place, whether grouped together on a shelf or dresser top, displayed on a transparent wall mounted shelf or carefully congregated on the fireplace mantle, all deserve a place to shine and be seen.
If you haven't picked up the September issue of Living Etc (UK) magazine yet, grab it and turn to page 41. There's this great tip called "Off The Peg" which suggests using a clothes line in your kitchen to display your favorite dish towels. That idea didn't interest me much, but the thought of using a retractable clothes line did give me ideas for other spaces in the home – over the bed, over the sofa, down a long narrow hallway… I encourage use of this clothes line technique to any room in your home, going far beyond dish towels, to include posters, photography, fabric, even strips of gorgeous wallpaper. Install a clothes line over your sofa, for instance, and clip on 3 bold prints from the International Poster Gallery in Boston (or online). Viola! Art you can rotate without purchasing poster frames.
Living Etc. suggests using a clothes line with metal wall mounts, which I stand behind as well since the look is more contemporary than rope, wood pins, and eye hooks. I would like to see the clothes line extrended across an entire wall, rotating your favorites as the seasons change. How fun! This clothes line and these funky black birds clothes pins are hip and functional, as well as affordable. Gotta love that!
Have you experimented with this display technique in your own home? Do you like this idea?
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MGP President Deepak Dhavalikar said the decision has been taken as per a resolution passed by the party's highest decision making body, Central Committee.
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Jenkins would know. In last year's playoff game, the Saints had him in coverage on Davis. And he said he learned not only how fast Davis is, but how if you're not in perfect position covering him, the tight end will make the defender pay.
'You know, one play I have good coverage and they throw a good ball and put it away from where I can't get it and he's in stride and it's a good play (for San Francisco),' Jenkins said.
Davis earned a game ball for his six catch, 83-yard night against Chicago on Monday night. He has had three games with at least 70 yards receiving and has caught a touchdown pass in four games this season.
Saints interim head coach Joe Vitt, who also is the team's linebackers coach, waxed poetic this week about what Davis brings to the field and why he's so difficult to cover.
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The 2010 outdoor season is about to heat up, literally. Temperatures for the Flagstar Bank Freestone National are forecasted to bump into triple digits in the heat of the day. Combined with Texan humidity the warm weather will put an emphasis on the physical conditioning of the racers this weekend. Everybody had better start hydrating right now, spectators and racers. Let's take a look ahead at Round 2 of the Lucas Oils AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
450 Motocross
Mike Alessi spent his Memorial Day Weekend racing the FIM Motocross USGP. Will the extra seat time help him or hurt him in Texas?
While most of the competitors in the series were enjoying Memorial Day Weekend off, KTM's Mike Alessi was throwing down with the Euros at the FIM Motocross USGP. His overall result matched the weekend before in Hangtown, finishing second to Tony Cairoli. Spending the weekend racing rather than relaxing should help keep Number 800 focused and driven. Every moto on the new 350cc machine, Alessi get more comfortable and familiar with the midsized KTM. The second moto at Hangtown showed that holeshots, a cornerstone of Alessi's success, are possible on the new 350 SX-F.
Reigning MX champ and points leader, Chad Reed, is back up to speed after his lackluster Supercross season. Two Two looks focused, fast and even relaxed. His first moto in Hangtown was a wire-to-wire win, while Moto 2 he had to battle through the pack for a third place finish. Coming through the pack in Texas will be much tougher on the body as the oppressive heat will sap the strength needed to make a charge at the lead. Reed will need have his starts dialed if he wants to keep the orange 800 behind him this season.
Lucas Oil's Ben Townley's return to racing went better than his results would suggest. In both motos he rode near the front until mistakes put him back to sixth and seventh. His sixth place overall finish is nothing to scoff at as he placed ahead of riders the likes of Ryan Dungey and Andrew Short. We could see Townley on the podium very soon once he clears the racing cobwebs. He crashed in Moto 1 and then slaughtered the field in Moto 2 at the USGP last weekend.
Ryan Dungey will be looking to improve his less than stellar start to the 2010 season in Texas.
The big question in Hangtown was, "what is up with Ryan Dungey?" The 2010 AMA Supercross champ finished eighth overall in the first round and had many of his fans scratching their heads. A stall in the first moto knocked Dungey down to 10th, and a poor start had him working his way back to sixth in the second moto. Obviously the top Suzuki rider will be looking for a better finish this weekend, and he needs it. Dungey is already 19 points back from point's leader, Reed.
New additions to the 450 class could shake things up in the Lone Star State. GEICO's Bret Metcalfe rode to an impressive fourth-place finish on his first race on a big bike. Kyle Cunningham had some impressive finishes filling in for Ivan Tedesco in the Supercross series, look for him to make some waves running with the big dogs outdoors as well.
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Eli Tomac's first professional race was also his first professional win. Many wondered if the rookie could make the transition form the amateur scene to the pro ranks smoothly. Tomac lead the first moto until he went down on the last lap; he remounted and finished third. The second moto the newb grabbed the holeshot and took the first moto win of his career. The GEICO Powersports is tied for the points lead with Pro Circuit's Christophe Pourcel with 45 points. Can Tomac keep the rookie mistakes to the minimum to keep the super-smooth Frenchman at bay in Texas?
Christophe Pourcel and Eli Tomac are tied in points going into Texas with 45 points each.
Pourcel led the four-man Pro Circuit squad on their assault of the 250cc class in Hangtown. While leading the first moto the 377-rider bobbled letting the Hondas of Tomac and Trey Canard past. Tomac later returned the favor, and "Superman" took the opportunity to pass Canard on the last lap. The second moto he finished third for a second overall. Pourcel doesn't like to finish second to anybody, so look for him to come back with a vengeance at Freestone. The weather should suit him as he lives and practices in Florida.
Honda's Canard rode tight in Hangtown finishing third at the first round. He said he just couldn't get comfortable on the bike in either moto. Will the time off last weekend help him get his mojo back allowing him to grab that elusive first moto win? With such a stacked field and his rookie teammate leading the points, Canard is going to have his work cut out for him this season.
Lucas Oil Troy Lee Design's Wil Hahn has started well in the first two motos of the year, but has faded as the clock winds down. The Texas humidity and heat is going to make 30-minutes plus two laps feel like an eternity. Can Hahn get his conditioning up to speed in order to capitalize on his starts?
The other riders of the two mega-support teams of Monster Energy Pro Circuit and GEICO Powersports Factory Connection are always capable of taking down a win; so don't be surprised to see Justin Barcia, Dean Wilson, Tyla Ratray or Jake Weimer on top of the box in Texas. All of them have the speed, and a good start is all that is needed to get them motivated to find that extra bit to finish out in front.
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Post Writes in Solidarity with Striking Janitors
Workers of the world unite ŌĆō on the pages of The Washington Post Business section. The Post made the gathering easy, describing a huge union campaign to organize janitorial workers in Houston as a battle of ŌĆ£a $5.25-an-hour cleaning woman with breast cancerŌĆØ against ŌĆ£multi-billion dollar corporations.ŌĆØ
The PostŌĆÖs Sylvia Moreno and Dale Russakoff labored long and hard to spin this story that depicted the huge Service Employees International UnionŌĆÖs (SEIU) ŌĆ£debut campaign in the right-to-work SouthŌĆØ as a battle for justice.
The article read like the notes from a union meeting rather than a balanced piece of journalism. In all, Moreno and Russakoff quoted six people ŌĆō three striking janitors, a protester, the head of the union and a Democratic politician. In more than 1,100 words, the writing combo allotted just 18 words to mention that a few of the companies didnŌĆÖt want to comment.
Instead, the story was one long picket line filled with HoustonŌĆÖs striking workers ŌĆ£shaming this oil-rich cityŌĆÖs business leadersŌĆØ about ŌĆ£poverty-level wages.ŌĆØ
Those wages, according to a chart accompanying the article, actually are slightly above the federal minimum, but thatŌĆÖs not enough for the Post, the union or the workers. Interestingly, one of the strikers earned $7 an hour before he too went on strike. The story then mentioned how Democrats have vowed to raise the national minimum wage to $7.25 in the next congressional session.
ThatŌĆÖs still wasnŌĆÖt enough for the SEIU, which wants $8.50 an hour, full-time status for janitors and health benefits. According to its own Web site, SEIU isnŌĆÖt exactly David battling Goliath. It ŌĆ£is the fastest-growing union in North America, with 1.8 million members in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.ŌĆØ
To accomplish its goals, the union has even flown protesters in from around the country to, as the Post admitted, break the law. According to the story, ŌĆ£14 out-of-town protesters were arrested for chaining themselves to the front door of the 40-foot-tall tower of glass, steel and graniteŌĆØ at Chevron headquarters.
Nowhere in the article were representatives of business or right-to-work groups quoted.