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A Jump Start

BPCCC is a superb educational program!!! Our oldest, Justin, is a graduate and while in kindergarten last year, he excelled, especially in reading. We attribute a lot of his increased abilities to BPCCC and their drive to educate their students. Fall of 2009, we eagerly enrolled our youngest, Nicholas. He is currently in the four year old program and we are beginning to see many of the same educational abilities we saw in Justin. BPCCC, we thank you for our children’s jump start.
Monica Grabowy – 4 year old parent

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Weather related closings, delays, or early dismissal

The winter weather is here… For closings and delays we will make the decision and post to Channel 30 by 6:00am. If severe weather occurs during the day we may opt to have an early dismissal, please make sure we have updated contact information on file.

Bristol Preschool Featured On Uniquely Bristol

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Grant Annouced

Over $51,000 in Grants Announced at Women & Girls’ Fund Annual Meeting & Grantee Reception

The Women & Girls’ Fund of Main Street Community Foundation is built on partnerships. Partnerships with donors. Partnerships with communities. Partnerships with nonprofit organizations. All working to improve the conditions and opportunities for local women and girls.

BRISTOL — The state has awarded a $1.4 million dollar grant to assist with the Bristol Preschool Child Care Center’s continued renovations and improvements at its new home in the old Jennings Elementary School on Burlington Avenue.

State Rep. Whit Betts, R-Bristol, and state Sen. Henri Martin, R-Bristol, applauded the decision to award the grant. The money will be used to finance the renovations and improvements to the facility’s first floor.

BRISTOL — The old Jennings Elementary School has come back to life with the opening of the new Bristol Preschool Child Care Center facility there.

Shirley Anderson, executive director, said the organization searched for more than 10 years for the right location to provide subsidized, affordable infant-toddler care for the community.

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A Letter to Parents on Blocks

What We Do and Why

Blocks, the hard wood units that come in proportional sizes and shapes, are one of the most valuable learning materials in our classroom. When they build with blocks, children learn about sizes and shapes, spatial relationships, math concepts, and problem solving. When children lift, shove, stack, and move blocks, they learn about weight and size. Each time they use blocks, they are making decisions about how to build a structure or solve a construction problem.