All Friends Learning Center
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Nasson Community Center
457 Main Street, Springvale, ME 04083
(207) 324-5657 - www.nassoncc.org
 
 
 
 
 

 

  

› Pre-School Care
› Full-time Day Care
› Before and After Care

Openings Currently Available - Enroll Today!
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~ Philosophy ~

The Nasson Community Center Child Care Program was developed to meet the needs
of the families in our community by offering child care that is designed to complement
both home and school by providing a safe, secure and enriching environment in which
children can grow socially, physically, emotionally, and academically. Through supervised
activities, children can explore such areas as the arts, music, games, computers and sports.
A caring attitude towards home, school and friends is fostered at the Child Care Program
by providing time to discuss problems and giving attention to individuals as well as groups.

The Benefits of All Friends Learning Center:
• Curriculum includes ABC's, 123's, Shapes, Colors, Calendar, Arts and Crafts, Music, Movement, Pre-reading, Pre-writing, Pre-math, Outdoor Play and more!
• Meets Maine Early Childhood Education Guidelines
• Enrollment for ages three to five years
• Rotating curriculum for children enrolled for two or more years
• Limited class sizes
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~ Child Care Programs ~

• Pre-school day care: Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday - $20/day
- 8:45 am to 11:30 am - Snack provided

• Full-time day care - $135 per week
- 6:00 am to 6:00 pm - Breakfast, lunch, two snacks, pre-school program included

• Before and after day care - $95 per week
- Breakfast, afternoon snack

• Before day care only - $55 per week
- Breakfast

• After day care only - $65 per week
- Afternoon snack, homework help

• Summer program - $115 per week for children in grades K-6
- Breakfast, lunch, two snacks
- Daily learning activities involving reading and math to help prevent summer regression
- Occasional field trips are offered with an additional fee

 

 

"Being a working parent is difficult, and finding dependable day care is just as challenging, especially once your child enters school. After recognizing the needs of working parents, I chose to take a leave of absence from my job at one of the local schools to pursue the idea of having an after care program. I started by offering before care and full day care on snowdays and school vacations. The idea took off, and word of mouth helped fill my facility."

Michelle Legere, Director
All Friends
Child Care Center