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All of our children attend ECC on a part-time basis. Small class
size is important - most classes have only 10 children with a
teacher and assistant. Lunchtime is included in the morning
classes. For the 2015-2016 School Year, classes start at 9:00 am
and end at either 12:20 pm or 3:00 pm. Additional programs:
Early Birds - Families can drop off their child starting at 8:15 am
on the days when the child is enrolled in regular classes.
Two-year-old children may participate when they have adjusted to
their morning class. Please see website for prices and details.
Afternoon Adventures - Afternoon Adventures is an enrichment
program which extends a child’s day until 3 pm two, three or five
days a week. Children will explore many topics through
literature, science, and art.Music and Movement - We provide
additional enrichment with a music and movement component that is
conducted by a specialist who comes into each classroom. The
teacher engages the students in expanded activities that enhance
the regular classroom routines.Summer Camp - Optional
six-week camp meets two, three or five days per week and is
available mid-June through July.
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