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The challenge, as with previous comedic movies themed around Hitler or the Nazi regime, is treading the line of reasonable taste and still being challenging enough to gain some relevance. One of the best known spoofs of the times, The Producers, uses it as a pivot to tell an engaging story about several memorable characters, so that works well. But here, there's little to pivot from, as Hitler, in realistic attire and demeanor, narrates his experience of present day Germany. So the twist, in part, is to make it a mockumentary in the spirit of Borat, see how people react to Hitler walking the streets and delivering his calculated critiques of the political system, the media - life in general. When it's not doing this, the film provides a decent dose of slapstick and irony to its more obviously scripted parts. Distinguishing one from the other is not really the key to enjoyment; the key lies in accepting this faithful representation of Hitler as a grotesquely humorous caricature of the symbolic power he holds over modern history in its most extreme moments. It was a bit harder than I thought it would be at the beginning, but one settles in well, after a while.
Narratively, not much really happens, other than the fact that the protagonist pops up in Berlin and gets acquainted to what the world is like nowadays. To help him in this, a few support characters act as guides; none believe him to be "the real thing", but rather a comedian or a satirist. So, in a sense, it's not really a very ambitious film, because the degree to which it engages with the moral dimension of the situation is limited. But it is ambitious in that it tries to keep a straight face even through the more ghastly, touch-and-go moments one would relate to a Hitler movie. It is at its best when it does this, but then the occasional piece of slapstick hits you in the face are you're back into the reality of a mildly amusing film that people have only heard of because it is polemic.
An important part in the whole thing coming together reasonably well is thanks to Oliver Masucci, who offers a strong performance to keep the "pots" in balance. Perhaps one could critique this in particular: the implication is that any piece of fiction told in the first person will make the viewer empathize with the character, hence humanizing the historical figure. But the historical figure itself is merely a representation of the man and "Er ist wieder da" tries to contextualize this - make away with what you know and imagine this were pre-1933. As mentioned, it doesn't go very deep with it and it would be quite problematic to do so. It's just a thought experiment which concludes in a slightly open and ambiguous fashion.
To address the real question though: did I laugh? Yes, I did. Did I enjoy it? Yes, I did. The film managed to create an amusing environment which plays off the character of Hitler, without making it the other way around (all the time). As for the big picture, I might not agree that the world is, collectively, where it was seventy years ago, in spite of the troubles we are currently facing, especially in Europe. Or that we would make the same mistakes all over again. But that's another story of me visiting Berlin.


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I totally agree with Sir Clff Richard that names of anyone accused of a crime should have their name suppressed until they are found guilty of the crime for which they have been accused. I know of two cases where men were accused of sexual crimes and in both cases they were found not guilty by a jury but their lives and relationships were ruined. The accusers were found to be liars and had accused other men previously and there is no recourse for these men against their accuser who will probably try it on again. Only when a person has been found guilty then the media should have the right to publish their name and crime. Not trial by media!
I agree with Susan. Also the police who are generally not well educated can accuse people of crimes they're innocent of and even use publication of names and photographs in the media to manipulate and hound people they think are guilty of crimes and are struggling for evidence or witnesses. It can become an old-fashioned witch-hunt.
I agree with you l was acused of nothing more than ring a ring a rosy with my youngest step daughter and the eldest step daughter of sitting on my knee watching TV but the Nspcc and the police said it was all nonsense in the END but I had to leave the village I lived in because word got around. And when I walked in my local pub one of the Nspcc said out loud Oh ! Here comes the child molester. It did not ruin my life but it still haughts me till this day.
I do not believe that names should be kept secret of accused sex offenders.
It appears that Cliff Richard may be feeding the media with news of his opinions and intentions to sue the BBC and Police to try and convince the public that he is completely innocent of any sex crimes at any time in the past. But I am sure the public can form an opinion on him without any of this spun media.
It appears "Cliff the Christian" has turned away from his earlier belief that "forgiveness" is the theme of the Gospels.
Will all of this media profile help Cliff be the Calendar Boy of 2017, have a new hit album or worst of all a Christmas single hit!
Surely the argument is about Policing.
If even the basics of investigation had been carried out on the cases mentioned,it would have been obvious no such offence could have taken place
Police witnesses came forward to offer evidence it could not have happened but even they were ignored
It appears another Police Force had the allegations looked into it and did not even interview Clifff so flimsy was the evidence.
With everything else that came to light with South Yorkshire Police perhaps David Crompton should be investigated
If the Police present evidence to a judge and he agrees it is in the public interest to name then so be it
The system is open to abuse anyone can make an accusation against a person they have never met and that person's name is publicised and dragged through the gutter .That can never be right
So stop lazy policing investigate properly then everyone is subject to investiagation "without fear or favour"
Wouldn't take any notice of what he says, particularly regarding sexual crimes.
Why should deviants' be name protected?
If I had my way, they'd be 'named & shamed' as Sen Derryn Hinch NOW can do, to the nth degree, anywhere they can be.
Their choice to commit heinous crimes; nobody holds a 'gun' to their head to do these vile acts.
Damn shame the death penalty doesn't exist, because this is what should happen to these sickos'.
Along with rapists', rapist-murderers', & murderers'.
Just on another tangent here, any youth offenders', dependent on crime committed, should feel the 'cat o' nine tails', or be 'in the stocks' publically shamed.


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Arsenal were moments away from a morale-boosting win at Anfield but a point was the minimum Liverpool deserved.
The Gunners were outplayed for long periods by a team struggling badly to recapture their former vibrancy. It is a battle Wenger knows well. Liverpool can start with all the midfielders they like - there were seven in this line-up - but Brendan Rodgers cannot hide the problems in defence and attack.
The home side's alarming vulnerability in defence and profligacy in attack enabled Arsenal to stay competitive in this game. Liverpool conceded at a set-piece as Mathieu Debuchy cancelled out Phillippe Coutinho's opener and then allowed Olivier Giroud the freedom of Merseyside to finish a smart one-two with Santi Cazorla to give Arsenal the lead.
'Tis the season of goodwill and so the Gunners returned the favour with their own absent-minded defending to allow Martin Skrtel a presentable opportunity to power a header past goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny and he gleefully obliged.
While this was entertaining fare, the obvious flaws in both teams are a reminder of how far they have fallen compared to this period 12 months ago, when Arsenal and Liverpool were fighting for Premier League preeminence over the festive period.
These two sides look an awfully long way from that now and while Liverpool's travails can be explained by Luis Suarez's departure, Daniel Sturridge's injury and a dubious summer recruitment drive costing more than £100million, Arsenal's difficulties reflect badly on Wenger.
His assertion that the Gunners are not under pressure to strengthen next month should Koscielny regain full fitness looks ever more laughable with each passing week. Arsenal's defensive unit is simply not up to providing the foundation required for a title bid.
Player Ratings: Liverpool v Arsenal
Player Ratings: Liverpool v Arsenal
1/22 Brad Jones: 3
Let Giroud's shot through his legs too easily and perhaps could have done better with Debuchy's opener, too.
2/22 Kolo Toure: 4
Too easily beaten for Giroud's goal, he looked slow and cumbersome throughout but nevertheless found time for some of his typical buccaneering runs forward.
3/22 Martin Skrtel: 6
At fault for Arsenal's equaliser when he allowed Debuchy to steal in at the back post but made up for that error with the equaliser, a howitzer off an injured forehead.
4/22 Mamadou Sakho: 6
There is a good player waiting to break out – but Sakho still looks shaky when pressurised by fast attackers.
5/22 Lucas Leiva: 8
How Coutinho benefits from having a player of his defensive responsibility mopping up behind him. Almost scored, too, with a late run into the box.
6/22 Jordon Henderson: 6
Neat and tidy at points, but in this remodelled, strikerless Liverpool system he appears less able to cut defences open with passes and driving runs.
7/22 Lazar Markovic: 7
Far, far better than he has been so far in a left wing-back role. Missed two good opportunities to put Liverpool in front but Rodgers may yet have found a gem in the 20-year-old.
8/22 Philippe Coutinho: 8
Livelier than he has been since last season, the Brazilian looks far more comfortable with Lucas behind him. Perfectly-placed shot found the corner to put his side ahead but guilty of missed opportunities thereafter.
9/22 Steven Gerrard: 6
Willed his team on in the last ten minutes as is his wont. Less influential than before but still such a massive influence on this team.
10/22 Adam Lallana: 5
Does not and indeed has never looked worth £25m. Flitted in and out of the game with sporadic touches of skill.
11/22 Raheem Sterling: 7
Left Debuchy for dead midway through the second half in a reminder of his luminous skill and, along with Coutinho, was Liverpool's biggest threat throughout.
12/22 Wojciech Szczesny: 7
Could do nothing about either Coutinho's well-placed shot or Skrtel's bullet header.
13/22 Mathieu Debuchy: 7
Struggled defensively but contributed meaningfully at the other end of the pitch, popping up with a crucial equaliser right on half time.
14/22 Per Mertesacker: 4
A mistake waiting to happen. Looked rickety early on as Sterling and Coutinho drove at him and should have at least attempted to stop Skrtel powering past him for the equalising header.
15/22 Calum Chambers: 6
He will be a fine player, but he looked overawed by Coutinho and Lallana's movement.
16/22 Kieran Gibbs: 6
Was fortunate that most of Liverpool's threat was confined to the left wing. Got forward well as is his custom.
17/22 Mathieu Flamini: 5
Struggled early to track Coutinho and received a yellow for hauling him down. Could have been sent off after clashing with Lallana.
18/22 AlexOxlade-Chamberlain: 6
Quieter than the rampaging figure of recent weeks, he struggled to impose himself on the game.
19/22 Santi Cazorla: 8
An effervescent display. Allowed further forward in the second half, he responded with a serving shot that travelled narrowly wide and the delicious cutback from which Giroud put Arsenal ahead.
20/22 Alexis Sanchez: 5
A peripheral presence but won the free kick from Gerrard that led to Debuchy's goal. Oddly quiet thereafter and eventually departed the field.
21/22 Olivier Giroud: 7
Hit a snapshot over on 62 minutes, and was often played wide in the first half. But he made the crucial intervention by slotting home Cazorla's cross.
22/22 Danny Welbeck: 7
Quiet before he was hurt in a clash with Sakho midway through the second half, and limped on ineffectually thereafter.
The jury remains out on whether Wenger's backline is sufficiently sturdy to keep the Gunners in the top four but, for now, Arsenal's pedigree in this regard combined with the palpable weaknesses of their more established rivals and the inexperience over course and distance of West Ham and Southampton make Wenger's team favourites to secure fourth place at least.
But Arsenal have to be judged against higher criteria than that, especially now they have emerged from their financial constraints. But can Koscielny really provide the answer to Arsenal's ails? Arsenal faced 27 shots yesterday - the most any side have registered since Opta began gathering data in 2003.
That statistic is not in itself a measure of Liverpool's efficiency but it was a sign that Arsenal were overrun in midfield, with Mathieu Flamini incapable of providing adequate cover in the defensive midfield position, and that the visitors were reliant on a lack of accuracy from Liverpool rather than their own resilience.
Debuchy was excellent at centre-back in Arsenal's win over Newcastle and he was presumably deployed in that position again, despite Calum Chambers's return from suspension, to combat the pace of Raheem Sterling. But with Per Mertesacker continuing to falter in the search for his best form, only Kieran Gibbs inspired any confidence in repelling the hosts.
The image of Mertesacker cowering to protect his body as Skrtel rises to head Liverpool level sits awkwardly with his role as back-four custodian and World Cup winner. Perhaps the motivational difficulties to which he admitted in October following Germany's triumph in Brazil are still affecting his performances.
Koscielny would likely galvanise his fellow centre-back but Arsenal need more. And not just numbers, they need better players. Should a team with just one defender injured be fielding Chambers, a promising 19-year-old viewed as a centre-back, at right-back and Debuchy, a right-back who has played one game in his life at centre-back, alongside Mertesacker in the middle?
The frustration many fans have with Wenger is that his unswerving belief in several players has not been justified, leading to a feeling that stability has led to stagnation. If he will not accept an upgrade in certain positions is required, how will things ever change?
At least one new centre-back and a holding midfielder are required next month to break this cycle. Arsenal, along with Liverpool, had the best away record in the League last season, taking 35 points from 19 matches. No team won more than the Gunners' 11 victories on the road yet this season they have won only three of their nine games.
They are conceding too many goals and Wenger cited "tactical and psychological reasons" why Arsenal were off the pace, referencing Liverpool's 3-4-3 formation and the 5-1 hammering in February. Throw in the strong suspicion Arsenal need strengthening and there is much work to do.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Special Announcement for Kristallnacht
While we commemorate the Holocaust every day at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, there are certain days on the calendar that have particular resonance. One of those days is Kristallnacht, a wave of organized violent attacks in Germany and Austria against Jews, Jewish homes, synagogues, and businesses that started on November 9 in 1938.
To mark the anniversary, this year we are announcing the addition of a very important resource to the Museum's holdings.
Starting today, the Museum will be the only public institution in New York where visitors can access video testimonies from Holocaust survivors and other witnesses collected by the USC Shoah Foundation Institute which was established in 1994 by Steven Spielberg to collect and preserve the testimonies of survivors and other witnesses of the Holocaust.
The Museum's resource center will have 2,500 testimonies available from several countries in multiple languages. The interviewees include Holocaust survivors, rescuers, and liberators. Survivors of many religious, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds are represented including Jews, Roma and Sinti survivors, political prisoners, and homosexuals.
For more information regarding this free resource, please call 646.437.4290. In the meantime,please visit the USC Shoah Foundation Institute's website to watch testimony from survivors of Kristallnacht.
Image from our collection:
Image of the destruction done to the family home of Henry Bauer in Mannheim, Germany on Kristallnacht. On Kristallnacht, Bauer's father was arrested and many of his family's belongings were destroyed. Bauer took these photographs to record the damage done to his home.
Bauer immigrated to London in 1939 and then to the US in 1940, where he settled in New York.
Gift of Henry Bauer in memory of Irma, Ludwig and Werner Bauer
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Healthcare at Hemalkasa
In 1973, when Lok Biradari Prakalp was established at Hemalkasa, modern medicine and health care was unknown. When ill the tribals took to local witchcraft, which of course often proved fatal. The forests were plagued with deadly diseases like cerebral malaria, malaria, TB, ascites, cancer and sickle cell anaemia. The tribals were also victims of bear bites, burns, snake bites, scabies and severe malnutrition.
The Madia-Gond is an extremely remarkable race. They were utterly ignorant and ages and centuries behind time. Barely clad in clothes,they were unaware of India – The glorious independence and the progress it promised. For them a man in clothes was evil and intimidating. Exploitation by the few government officials was extreme and for the Madias it was just a change from the exploitation by the Gora-sahab to the desi-sahab.
Lok Biradari Hospital has now won wide acceptance from the initially suspicious tribals. Today, the hospital caters to around 45,000 patients a year from 1,000 villages in a 250 km radius, including people from Chattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh. The hospital has 50 beds and is equipped with all essential facilities like ultra sonography, X-ray, pathology lab, delivery room and operation theatres.
The hospital also provides its patients and their relatives with two meals. It provides 24 hour care to patients who may land up at any time of the day. Even though the hospital boasts of many modern facilities and equipment the cases that visit the hospital continue to be as unusual and challenging as ever.
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December 2013 in Photos (in February)
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Chloe: Mama, what's "skydiving"? Me: It's when people jump out of a plane wearing parachutes. Chloe: Oh, and then plane is on fire. Me: Why is the plane on fire? Chloe: Why else would you jump out of a plane? Exactly! Keep thinking that way. The other morning on the drive into Isaac's appointment, […]Tags: Chloe, Isaac, John, Just Life, Photos, Tiny Tidbits
Isaac Update Fall 2013
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Simoco Appoint New Business Development Director for EMEA Utilities Market
23 June 2016
Business Development Director, EMEA Utilities, Nick Avill (left) and Business Development Manager Connor Smyth (right)
Simoco Group has announced two appointments to further strengthen the organisation's reach in the utilities sector.
Nick Avill joins as Business Development Director, EMEA Utilities, and will be responsible for driving sales activity in the electricity, oil, gas and water markets across the region.
Nick has extensive experience in technical sales with recent leadership roles at Bender GmbH, JCB Power Products, Tait Radio Communications and Ericsson. He has expertise in securing deals for global infrastructure projects for IT, Fixed and Mobile Comms, providing wireless network build, SCADA, Telemetry, CCTV, Access Control, Business Intelligence and System Integration.
In a further boost to the team, Simoco has also appointed Connor Smyth, who will report into Nick as his Business Development Manager. Connor joins from Ultra Wood & Douglas, where he was responsible for the sales and marketing of bespoke wireless products and services to the utilities industry and government.
Simoco Group CEO Mike Norfield said: "After the initial success of our Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) telemetry solution, Simoco Pulse, we decided to boost our business development team with two key appointments. DMR telemetry provides organisations with a reliable and cost effective way of ensuring the transmission of mission critical data. As utilities companies continue to incorporate smart technologies and more advanced systems, reliable data transmission is becoming more and more important. Both Nick and Connor join us with a wealth of experience in this sector and they will be building on our existing platform to expand our Simoco Pulse solution, as well as our next generation of portable and mobile devices."
Commenting on his appointment, Nick Avill, said: "Simoco is widely respected in the industry and I'm delighted to be joining the team at such an exciting time for the business. With the launch of the company's suite of telemetry products and next generation radios aimed at utilities companies, I hope my experience in this field will further strengthen Simoco's position in the market and I am looking forward to beginning my new role."
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Jamie Anderson, Center Director
Ages: 6 Weeks to 6 YEARS
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Welcome to Fernbrook KinderCare, a child development center that has been offering exceptional early childhood education since 1986. We are very proud of our long standing reputation in the Plymouth community! Through a focus on communication and our commitment to nurturing the whole child, our team of experienced teachers will assist your child's social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. Our curriculum focus on daily experiences in literacy, math, science and the creative arts through a medium children understand - play! Our team is eager to partner with your family and support the beginning of your child's educational success.
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Jamie Anderson, Center Director
I love knowing that I have been able to serve so many children in our community and that the education that they've received from our school has set them up for future successes.
Jamie has been with KinderCare since 2005 and has her Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood from UMD and has loved getting to work with all of the different families over the years! She is married and has two daughters who are KinderCare kids.
- Previous Experience:
- Jamie started out as a Preschool Teacher, was promoted to Assistant Director and then to Center Director
- Favorite Children's Book:
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- Year Started:
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- Tenure:
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- Years in ECE industry:
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- Education:
- Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood
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I enjoy meeting new families and impacting many children's lives.
Laura joined us in November, 2016. She has a bachelor's degree in psychology and has many years of experience working with children and families. Her favorite thing about working for KinderCare is that she is able to be a huge part in young children's development. Laura is married and has a little girl of her own who also goes to KinderCare.
- Previous Experience:
- Preschool teacher at Especially for Children, child care provider for the Minneapolis Crisis Nursery and Certified Child Life Specialist
- Favorite Children's Book:
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- Year Started:
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- Years in ECE industry:
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- Education:
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I enjoy watching children progress and being able to support infants in their development.
Ms. Naheed has been with KinderCare since 2002 and has a Bachelor's Degree in Physics as well as a Child Development Associates Credential. She is dedicated to working with each family to create a schedule and learning plan that fits each child's developmental level and personal needs. Her best attributes include her ability to communicate to families about their child and build meaningful relationships with children and families.
- Favorite Children's Book:
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- Year Started:
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- 14 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
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- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Physics and a Child Development Associate's Credential
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I love being apart of children's lives and knowing that I am making a difference.
Ms. Stephanie has been with the KinderCare family since 2012 and has a Child Development Associates Credential. She enjoys supporting a love for reading, creative arts and science. Ms. Stephanie works closely with our toddler team to ensure each child is set up for a successful transition. Her best attributes include her ability to build strong bonds with her families and create an engaging, loving environment for our youngest students.
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- Has long term child care center experience prior to working with KinderCare.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" written by Judy Viorst and illustrated by Ray Cruz.
- Year Started:
- 3/5/2015
- Tenure:
- 2 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- Since 2000
- Education:
- Child Development Associates Credential
Ms. Katrina, Preschool Classroom
It's all about learning. There is no better gift then being able to see children understanding and using a new skill.
Ms. Katrina joined the KinderCare family in 2015 and has a child development associate credential. She is very educationally driven and believes that every child deserves to have a high quality educational experience. Ms. Katrina focuses on physical, literacy and cognitive development. Her best attributes include her ability to use every interaction as a teachable moment and to create lasting relationships with her students and their families.
- Previous Experience:
- Has long term child care center experience prior to working with KinderCare.
- Favorite Children's Book:
The Kissing Hand written by Audrey Penn and illustrated by Barbara L. Gibson
- Year Started:
- 2/16/2015
- Tenure:
- 2 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- Since 1989
- Education:
- Child Development Associate Credential
Ms. Heidi, Prekindergarten Classroom
I enjoy working with children because it is so rewarding when a child learns, demonstrates success and grows in their self-esteem.
Ms. Heidi has worked at KinderCare since 1980 and has an Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education. She is dedicated to supporting our prekindergarten children's education and preparing them for elementary school life. Ms. Heidi focuses on executive function as a whole while individualizing lessons based on children's unique needs. Her best attributes include creating a warm, welcoming and engaging environment for students and families.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- "The Giving Tree" written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein.
- Year Started:
- 1/1/1980
- Tenure:
- 37 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- Since 1980
- Education:
- Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education
Ms. Nicole, Multi-Age Specialist (Substitute)
I enjoy knowing that I'm making a difference.
Ms. Nicole has been with KinderCare since 2008 and has a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. She currently is a substitute for the school district in the elementary schools K-8. Ms. Nicole is very flexible and is able to support all classrooms at our school. She enjoys teaching the children new concepts and getting to know families. Her best attributes include a positive attitude and the ability to create an environment that is both engaging and educational.
- Previous Experience:
- Has long term child care center as well as school district experience prior to working with KinderCare.
- Favorite Children's Book:
- "The Kissing Hand" written by Audrey Penn and illustrated by Barbara L. Gibson.
- Year Started:
- 9/7/2008
- Tenure:
- 8 Years
- Years in ECE industry:
- Since 1996
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education
Ms. Rachel, Toddler Classroom
Rachel has had years of experience working as a nanny for multiple families, working with many different age groups. She comes to us with lots of energy and a positive attitude. She is wonderful with our busy little toddlers and gives them lots of love while helping them learn along the way!
- Previous Experience:
- Nanny for three different families
- Favorite Children's Book:
If you Give a Mouse a Cookie
- Year Started:
- 1/9/2017
- Education:
- Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a minor in coaching
Ms. Hani, Discovery Preschool Classroom
Hani comes to us with previous experience working with young children and a background in interpreting. She brings a lot of joy and education to her classroom and has amazing classroom management. Hani is married and has a little boy of her own. We're so happy to have her be a part of our team!
- Year Started:
- 1/3/2017
- Years in ECE industry:
- 1
Ms. Debbie, Preschool Classroom
Debbie has over 15 years of experience working with children ages three to School Age. Debbie has two grown children of her own and loves bringing in new ideas to her classroom. She is very loving and has been a great addition to our preschool team!
- Previous Experience:
- 14 years working in the Orono School District
- Year Started:
- 8/1/2016
- Years in ECE industry:
- 15
Ms. Bryanna, Discovery Preschool Classroom
Bryanna brings a sweet, calm feeling to her classroom. She started out helping out in our infant room and then moved up with some of our young ones to work with our two-year-olds. Bryanna has a son of her own and really relates to the milestones the children in her class are experiencing.
- Year Started:
- 10/30/2016
Upcoming Center Activities
Children 6 weeks to 3 years old: Growing Gardens
What better time to explore the beauty and science of flowers and gardens than the spring? Infants' learning will focus on sensory experiences with different plants and flowers, while toddlers and three-year-olds have the opportunity to learn how to care for plants. We'll plant seeds in soil, water the plants, observe bugs and discover how they help plants grow, and even plant a butterfly garden outside! We'll build math skills by counting seeds, learn new vocabulary words related to flowers and plants, and as always, sing songs and read books involving gardens.
Children 4–5 years old: In the Spring + Wild Animals
For children in the Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten Classrooms, April is about exploring all things spring and discovering wild animals! Preschoolers will look for signs of spring outdoors, make mud cakes and count the twigs placed in them, and paint still-life paintings of things related to spring. When our learning turns to wild animals, we'll learn about the habitats and habits of creatures big and small while maintaining a focus on learning lowercase letters.
The older children in Transitional Kindergarten will focus on project-related work and pick something to work on together. In years past, children have painted a mural, made spring parade floats, painted wild animal masks, and created a model of a wild animal's habitat. Both of these units focus on expanding the children's understanding of the natural world around them.
At KinderCare, our summer adventures are designed for learning and fun. We love taking our experiments outside, having special guests visit our centers, and even exploring our senses on walks outside or by rolling around in the cool grass. We can't wait to meet you and show you what makes our centers special and why we would love to spend our summer with you!
About Our Center
We offer students high quality education and care with long term teachers. As well as a fun and exciting environment that focuses on well rounded development and kindergarten readiness. Our school offers care for children 6 weeks to 6 years old.
Infants: 6 weeks to 16 months
Toddlers/Discovery Preschool: 16 months to 33 months
Preschool/Prekindergarten: 33 months to 6 years
Special Features
- Health & Safety Coordinator on site
- Over 100 years combined experience
- Tenured teaching and management staff
- NAEYC Accredited & Four Star Parent Aware Rated School
- Conveniently located near 494 & Highway 55
Languages Spoken at Our Center
- American Sign Language
- Spanish
- Visayan, Tagalog, Cebuano
Meals & Menus
Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- PM Snack
Additional Menu Options
- Gluten free
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Special diets
Center Menu
Holidays Observed
New Year's Day
President's Day
Memorial Day
Fourth of July
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Thanksgiving Day and Day After Thanksgiving
Christmas Day
Health and Safety
From our keyed entry to our fenced perimeter, our goal is to ensure safety for all children, families and teachers. We have a monthly visit from a Registered Nurse as well as a Health & Safety Coordinator on site. Our Health & Safety Coordinator conducts monthly disaster drills and playground/classroom safety inspections, facilitates safety trainings and updates and maintains current allergy/emergency information for our school. All staff are certified in CPR, First Aid, Abusive Head Trauma and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Syndrome.
At KinderCare, what families say about us means a lot. Read below some of the great experiences our families have had with us.
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Our staff would like to welcome you to visit our center. The staff takes pride in keeping up to date with the latest trends in Early Childhood Education. Ongoing training is offered to the staff during the year at the center and though the various training opportunities in the community.
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Resources for Parents
Download helpful guides and other resources to make your child care decisions easy.
What should I look for when choosing a childcare center?:
- Childcare Decision Guide (PDF)
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- California (PDF)
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Help unravel a mystery in Hidden Mysteries: Vampire Secrets. Find hidden objects and set off on an adventure through the dark and twisted storyline with Claire Donnelly, a woman plagued by visions of a dark nature. Will you be able to help her uncover the truth about the evil forces? Or will Claire end up on a permanent vacation, trapped among the dark, sinister beings that haunt Savannah, Georgia?
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