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Services We Offer:

Core services provided include multi-disciplinary evaluations provided by an experienced and highly qualified staff; Educational services within a variety of classroom/ratio options; Physical, Occupational, Speech/Language and Feeding Therapies; Counseling; Family Services provided by social workers and school psychologists.

Experience has taught us much with regard to striking a balance between best practices for early childhood education and effective early intervention strategies. Our staff strives to ensure the structure and support necessary for the successful participation of children with special needs while also fostering the child-directed, motivating and creative atmosphere requires for children of all abilities to thrive.

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Enriched and well-designed centers with diverse resources invite children to explore their interests. Materials and equipment are child friendly and adapted when necessary to allow for universal access.

The classroom environment and daily routines provide naturally occurring, as well as built-in, opportunities for:


• building self-confidence, emotional wellbeing and independence
• development of peer engagement and prosocial behavior
• providing exposure to early literacy and mathematical concepts
• supporting development of critical thinking skills,creative expression, 
and

   motor development

Learning is an active, process oriented experience, facilitated by experienced adults who understand the nuances of early childhood. Active learning occurs throughout the day in an environment that supports child initiative and curiosity. Early Learning Standards are embedded in Curriculum Activities that are planned to facilitate development across all learning domains.
 

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COLLABORATION AND THE TEAM APPROACH:

  • Each child in the school has a team comprised of the child's teacher, teacher assistants, therapists, psychologist and a social worker who is designated as the team leader.

  • Multidisciplinary team meetings are held on a regular basis to discuss each child's progress, support needs and family input/concerns.

  • Each student's strengths and challenges are addressed and child specific strategies are devised aimed at elevating the developmental capacities of each student.

  • The team leader coordinates the work of the team by including the parent, thereby assuring good communication between the school and the family.

  • The team provides information and family support at times of decision making and transition, including during the Turning 5 / aging out of preschool process.

Queen's Site

77-40 Vleigh Place

Kew Garden Hills, NY 11367

Tel. 718.591.9093

Fax 718.591.9499

Contact. Michele LaBarr-Haynes

michelel@steppingStoneDaySchool.org

SteppingStone Day School, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. SteppingStone Day School's Preschool Program is Funded and Regulated by The New York State Department of Education, The New York City Department of Education and Licensed by The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Bureau of Daycare.

Bronx Site

2826 Westchester Avenue

Bronx, New York, 10461

Tel: 718.554.2025

Fax: 718.554.2035

Contact: Brook Abrams

Babrams@steppingstonedayschool.org

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