children's center of weston
 
 

Our Mission:

Creativity, Friendship & Community.

The Children’s Center of Weston serves the community as a private, nonprofit after-school program for grades K - 5, staffed by professional educators.

 
 
 
 

CCW

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2025-2026 CCW Calendar Parent Handbook, Forms, on the Resources page. Thank you!

2025-2026 Enrollment application Form Link
Find the enrollment application Link in the enrollment application letter found on the
Resources page. Please read the enrollment application Letter and below details prior to submitting enrollment application forms. Thank you!
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*New* October 2025

Children’s Center of Weston is full with a rolling waitlist. You may submit your enrollment applications, please be aware there are others placed on the waitlist ahead of your application at this time. Applications should be submitted only for children currently in grades K-5. Children rising from preschool to Kindergarten in 2027 will submit enrollment applications in April 2026, as we hold only a current grade K rolling waitlist.

The waitlist is a rolling waitlist. If or when a space becomes available, the Children’s Center of Weston will contact you. If a space does not become available, families can submit enrollment application forms for the following school year.

*It is important to note that submission of the enrollment application form does not guarantee placement*We will be in touch once submitted enrollment application forms are processed after the enrollment Application window period ends.

Thank you for your interest. Please see Enrollment FAQs on the resources page.

 
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Our History

The Children’s Center of Weston Inc., was established in 1974 by parents needing extended care for their elementary school children after the regular school day ended. The Center continues today serving the Weston community as a private, nonprofit after-school program for grades K through 5, staffed by professional educators.

 

 Reminders

2025 - Important Dates

2025 October Dates At CCW

  • Oct. 1 - CCW early Dismissal Day; CCW open from 11:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Gold Rush!

  • Oct. 2 - WPS closed - holiday; CCW open by sign up for children enrolled on Fridays, Apple picking

  • Oct. 8 - Early Release Day - CCW open for children enrolled on Wednesdays, please send lunch and Gold Rush Day!!!

  • Oct. 14 - Virtual CCW Parent Night ( A CCW welcome back and information night - please join us!)
    8 p.m.

  • Oct. 15 - No K Day. There is no Kindergarten in WPS. CCW K sign-up Day.

  • Oct. 13 - CCW closed - Holiday

  • Oct. 29 - Early Release Day - CCW open for children enrolled on Wednesdays, please send lunch and Haunted Woods!!!

  • October CCW Community Pizza party


    2025 November preview Dates At CCW

  • Nov. 5 - Early Release Day - CCW open for children enrolled on Wednesdays, please send lunch!!!

  • Nov. 11 - CCW closed - Holiday

  • Nov. 26 - CCW opens at 11:00 a.m. and closes at 2:30 p.m.

  • Nov. 27 and Nov. 28 - CCW closed - Holiday

    View full CCW 2025-2026 calendar here or under in resources.

 

Our Program

The Center is currently divided into three age groups: Kindergartners, 1st / 2nd graders and 3rd / 4th / 5th graders. The children arrive at the Center after a relatively rigorous academic day. We provide a safe, stimulating, and home-like environment in which children will feel relaxed and happy. We believe they need a non-competitive, supportive setting with choices of activities after their school day to cultivate creativity, friendship and community. Many activities may be occurring simultaneously, and the low (8:1 or 12:1) child:staff ratio enables us to give children individualized care and attention.

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Kindergarten (September & Wednesdays)

Following a brief sharing/group time, we eat lunch together (parents supply lunch). Children are then free to play in all areas of the room, use a variety of arts and crafts materials, or join in a special activity. After clean-up and a nutritious snack, we go outside or to the gym. We often have special or thematic projects on these early days.

 
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3rd, 4th, 5th graders

Our programs for 3rd grade, 4th and 5th Graders are designed to meet the needs of older school-aged children. Included in their afternoon is plenty of time outdoors or in the gym, a supervised homework time, and time for activities of their choosing. We encourage the creative exploration of many arts and crafts materials, and we often make our own snacks. Children are involved in hosting and leading more in depth thematic team activities at the Country school site. Special interest clubs such as art, theme related activities, jewelry-making, and chess are also part of our School-Agers’ afternoon.

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kindergarten Program, 1st and 2nd grade program

Following a snack and brief meeting, our Kindergartners, 1st and 2nd graders go outside or to the gym. Special projects, such as chess, cooking, puzzles, games and arts and crafts, are also a part of our Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade afternoons. We have a second snack about 4:10, and then we wind down the day with board and card games, reading, and drawing.

 
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special programs

CCW also offers special classes at the Woodland school site for grades K-2 such as karate, nature, yoga, chess, and art. Forms will go home and you will have the opportunity to sign up your Kindergartner through 2nd Grader for their favorite classes. These classes take place during the afternoon and carry an additional fee, which is set by the instructor.

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News & Updates

 
 

October 2018

I am so thankful for CCW. I am a partner in a Boston law firm and I have two little children. CCW gave me the opportunity to maintain my career. Every day, I would pick up my son from CCW at 6 pm and he was excited and delighted to have had the social milieu of CCW at the end of his academic day. He developed advanced socialization skills beyond the typical student. He was consistently happy with the programming and social environment. My son was safe, my career stayed in tact, and we were both happy. Thank you CCw for five great years!

Lisa Cukier / CCW 5 years