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The Parenting Program
The parent education program is conducted at the Horizon Hills campus, 33 Greta Street, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. Phone us at 805-492-8837, Ext. 2001. Click here for our current Parent Support Group Newsletter.
Announcements & News...
 Summer 2010 Multi-Age Program Information.
Summer 2010 Infant/Toddler/2-Year-Old Program.
Click for Fall 2010 Multiage Registration. Registration for Fall 2010 Multiage Preschool classes has begun. Current parents have been notified of their placements and spaces are available for new families, call Horizon Hills 805-492-8837 for more information.
Click for Fall 2010 Infant/Toddler/2-Year-Old Registration Information. Registration for Fall 2010 Infant / Toddler / 2 year old classes has begun. Current parents have been notified of their placements and payment is due May 14, 2010 to reserve their spot in their chosen class. Spaces are available for new families, call Horizon Hills 805-492-8837 for more information.
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Go to PSG page & click on link for the current newsletter.
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Our Philosophy coop pre-school
We believe that by participating in the classroom, parents will gain an understanding of the developmental levels and abilities of children birth to 5 years of age, and continue to appreciate the importance of the parent's role in their child's life.
In The Parenting Program , parents actively experience a partnership in learning between the teacher, parent and child. Parents who are in touch with their child's development are better equipped to support the child's education, and communicate with teaching and administrative staff.
We believe that through observation, hands on experience and discussion, parents will expand their parenting skills.
Through the use of our child-initiated setting, which has been carefully structured with the child's needs in mind, parents observe and interact with their own children and the children of others, as well as teachers and peers.
We believe that parents will be more successful in raising their children when given the opportunity to further educate themselves about parenting issues.
A significant part of The Parenting Program curriculum includes opportunities for group and individual discussion sessions, and a professional lecture series on current and relative parenting topics.
We believe that as parents become empowered through education and experience, and by taking an active role in their child's education and home life, they tend to continue this involvement throughout their child's formative years.
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