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Lake Forest Park: (206) 362-6519
Frequently Asked Questions
The Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education was developed from a city sponsored educational system serving infants through age six in a town bearing that name. The Reggio Emilia educational system is commonly recognized as one of the best programs for young children worldwide. International study groups of educators from around the globe journey to Italy annually to get a first-hand glimpse of this exceptional philosophy in action. Because in Italy this approach is integrated into the fabric of the local government, community, and its people, it cannot be replicated exactly in the United States. However, to be “Reggio-Inspired” is to abide by the core values and beliefs of this approach to educating young children.
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We provide Breakfast, Lunch, and Snacks for children throughout the day. Once we are made aware of food allergies, we make sure those children avoid those foods and have alternatives to eat during those times. No child will ever go hungry.
We offer a full food program, providing a variety of organic vegetarian options for breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack that meet all nutritional requirements. Our meals include fruits, vegetables, grains, and plant-based proteins, with milk (or a parent-provided milk substitute) or water served at every meal. We strive to keep our menu as organic and handmade as possible while introducing children to a wide range of healthy foods. Below is a sample menu to give you an idea of the balanced and nutritious meals your children can enjoy with us.
We use a program called Brightwheel. We use Brightwheel for our waitlist, billing, student attendance with/ health screening, injury/illness reports, incident reports, Messages, and Daily Reports (for Wads & Tods).
Our vision: Whizz Kids Academy values the cultural diversity of our faculty, families, and community. We embrace diversity and inclusion by showing respect and acceptance and celebrating our differences. Our vision is to educate and prepare our children to become Social Justice Champions when unjust situations arise.
We are a women-owned and operated early childhood center, proudly serving families since 1989. Our school is built on family-centered care, compassion, and dedication. For decades, we have provided a safe, trusted environment where every child is valued and encouraged to thrive.
We are proud of our strong staff retention, with many of our teachers having been with us for years. Their dedication, experience, and genuine love for children create a sense of stability and consistency that families value. At the same time, we are honored to serve as a stepping stone for teachers who are pursuing further education or advancing their careers in early childhood and beyond. By fostering a supportive and encouraging workplace, we help our team grow while continuing to provide the highest quality care to every child who walks through our doors.
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