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Mid Michigan Community Action Agency (Mid Michigan CAA) is now enrolling for Preschool. Preschool provides structured play time, activities, and learning opportunities for children from 3 through 5 and support for their families in Clare and Gladwin Counties.
Preschool gives children a head start by supporting healthy physical, academic, and social-emotional development so they transition to kindergarten ready and eager to learn. Virtual and in-person class options are available. Technology is provided as needed. “We continue to provide Preschool services including basic need support, education, and community resources to support our children and families through the unprecedented challenges of this pandemic. Staff receive emergency preparedness and infectious disease management training to ensure the safety of the children as well as themselves. The health and well-being of the children, families and staff is always our highest priority. Now more than ever we can provide a warm blanket of support for our children and their families,” said Sue Harvey, Early Childhood Director at Mid Michigan CAA. Mid Michigan CAA’s Preschool is enrolling now for the 2021-2022 school year. Children who will be 3 or 4 on September 1st, 2021 are eligible. To complete an application, call 989-386-8075 or apply online. Learn more about all Mid Michigan CAA’s early childhood programs. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn at for news and updates. Mid Michigan Community Action guides local residents on the path to self-sufficiency through empowerment, education and community enrichment.
3 Comments
12/9/2021 10:39:57 am
I want to make sure that my son gets a good education. It makes sense that having him go to preschool could be beneficial! I didn't know that it could be so beneficial for kids to get a head start like that. 12/10/2021 08:25:24 am
Good morning Bill, 2/8/2025 03:32:30 am
Here are some easy and enjoyable <a href ="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_h04cerP_o&t=1783s"> preschool learning </a> activities you can try at home. Leave a Reply. |
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