*Both Schools will be closed on Monday, January 18th for Martin Luther King Day.
*Week of January 18th, Conference Week,  Alternative Kindergarten & Four Year Olds - Fairfield School
Our Philosophy is to provide care for children in a warm, nurturing environment where parents can feel secure about the safety and well being of their children. We encourage your children’s ability to learn through play with a variety of developmentally appropriate activities.

Our Goal is to encourage independence, individuality, creativity and a positive self-image for every child in our care.

Our Mission is to create a safe, healthy environment for children that will foster curiosity and creativity, support their independence, nurture their self worth, spark their desire to learn, and model respect for the uniqueness of others.

Our Curriculum meets or exceeds the CT State Benchmarks to prepare children for Kindergarten. Learning experiences encompass age-appropriate and fun activities designed to peak your child’s interest and create a desire to learn. A Child’s Garden’s curriculum advances the growth of each child in the key areas of Social/Emotional, Physical, Cognitive and Language.

Fairfield School

Week of March 2nd – Week long activities celebrating Dr Seuss. Please follow your calendar.
Friday, March 6th – Celebrate Dr. Seuss ~ Cat in the hat story day. Wear red, black or thing 1 or thing 2 shirts
Monday, March 2nd – Reading Incentive Program Begins. Monday, March 16th & Tuesday, March 17th – St Patrick's Day Special Snacks
Monday, March 16th – Yankee Candle Fundraiser begins Week of March 23rd – Scholastic Book Fair
Friday, March 27th – Tooth Fairy Visits Week of March 30th – Conference Week

Shelton School

Wednesday, March 4th - Dress down for Leukemia Fundraiser
Friday, March 13th - Pastry & Cookie Dough - Fundraiser ends
Tuesday, March 17th – St. Patrick's Day Special Snack

Career with A Child's Garden

As a member of the teaching staff of A Child’s Garden you will be expected to support the Philosophy, Goal and Mission of the school.

PHILOSOPHY: To provide care for children in a warm, nurturing environment where parents can feel secure about the safety and well-being of their children. We will encourage the children to learn through play with a variety of developmentally appropriate activities.

OUR GOAL: To encourage independence, individuality, creativity and a positive self-image for every child in our care.

OUR MISSION: To create a safe healthy environment for children, that will foster curiosity, and creativity, support their independence, nurture their self-worth, spark their desire to learn, and model respect for the uniqueness of others.