Birth to 5 Years A Unique Opportunity to Connect, Contribute, and Play This special ECFE offering combines meaningful parent involvement with fun, play-based learning for children. While children enjoy a guided playgroup with licensed early childhood staff, parents and caregivers meet as part of the Parent Advisory Council (PAC) to help shape the future of ECFE programming. During this class: Children participate in age-appropriate activities that support social, emotional, and cognitive development through play, music, and exploration. Parents/Caregivers engage in discussion and planning sessions focused on ECFE events, program feedback, community outreach, and parent leadership. Being part of the Parent Advisory Council is a great way to: Build connections with other families Advocate for your child and community Gain leadership experience in a supportive setting Help create enriching experiences for all ECFE families Who Should Attend: Parents or caregivers with children ages birth to 5 years who are interested in making a difference while their children enjoy supervised play.

Birth to Age 8 An ECFE Class for Single, Solo, or Separating Parents Parenting on your own—whether by choice or circumstance—comes with its own unique set of strengths, challenges, and questions. This supportive ECFE class is designed for parents and caregivers who are raising young children while navigating life as a solo parent. In this class, you'll find a welcoming space to: Connect with other solo parents for mutual support and understanding Explore strategies for self-care, building resilience, and managing stress Discuss co-parenting dynamics (when applicable) and creating stability for your child Engage in parent-child activities that strengthen relationships and support early learning Led by caring, experienced educators, this class focuses on empowering families and celebrating the growth that happens when we show up for ourselves and our children. Who Should Attend: Parents or caregivers of children ages birth to eight who identify as single, solo, or navigating a parenting transition.