Active learners, warm community
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At Temple Beth Shalom Children's Center children are thinkers who construct knowledge through interacting with the world around them. Working together as a community of learners they ask questions and explore big concepts. Jewish values are woven into the daily curriculum as the children learn to live by our guiding principles: We take care of ourselves, we take care of each other, and we take care of our world. From joyful holiday celebrations to supporting each other through life transitions, the families of Temple Beth Shalom Children’s Center form a warm and welcoming community extending beyond the classroom. At TBSCC learning comes alive.
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Experienced and dedicated educators foster a sense of curiosity
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Teachers are the foundation of a quality educational program. Our teachers are well versed in child development, both by educational training and relevant experience. Our teachers support learning by closely observing each child and planning activities based on their progress and interests. Our educators are certified as early childhood teachers by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and are learners themselves, eagerly participating in ongoing learning to bring the newest thinking in education to your child's school experience.
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Daily Schedule
Our daily schedule is structured, yet flexible, providing for a variety of experiences, levels of difficulty, and pacing. Academic skills are taught within the context of children’s interests and abilities. Child-initiated learning is balanced with teacher-guided activities for a complete educational experience.
From Our FamiliesCovid-19 ProtocolThe best mitigation strategy for COVID-19 is our commitment to each other. Participating in the TBS Children's Center requires each of us to commit to the current public health recommendations outside of school. Members of our school community show great care for each other. By being extra cautious, seeking medical advice for even minor symptoms, sharing information, and asking questions when unsure, we are ensuring the health of our entire community.
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EnrollmentA $500 deposit is due with your application. This deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable. If we do not offer a space to your child, the $500 deposit will be returned. An additional non-refundable and non-transferable deposit of $1,000 is due with your signed enrollment agreement.
Application Process
October 15: Registration opens January 15: Priority deadline February 15: Acceptance offers emailed April 1: Enrollment agreements due Enrollment Priorities Applications are considered in the following order:
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CalendarSchool Year Calendar
September through mid-June, with breaks for school vacations, holidays, and monthly early close for teacher professional development similar to the public schools Year Round Calendar
September through mid-August with school continuing through February and April school vacations TuitionTuition is paid through an e-check system and can be paid annually, semi-annually or monthly.
Open HouseJoin us for a casual opportunity to meet us and see our classrooms. Children are welcome to come and play! Registration is required.
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Progressive learning environment for your child
Click on each photo for more information about each aspect of the school.
Deep Learning
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Rich Environments
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Community
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Our Village
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Family
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Jewish Values
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Learning & growth for your whole child
- We partner with speech and language pathologists and occupational therapists for annual screenings as well as onsite private services for children who need additional support in those areas.
- A summer home visit by your child's teacher sets the tone for a warm relationship.
- A series of orientation events offers your child and whole family a comfortable start to the year.
- Regular parent-teacher conferences are scheduled to provide you with a formal opportunity to learn about your child's learning and growth.
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