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.
The Children’s Center of Weston serves the community as a private, nonprofit after-school program for grades K - 5, staffed by professional educators.
*2024-2025 Enrollment -The Children’s Center of Weston (CCW) is full with a waitlist.
Please read thoroughly the Children’s Center of Weston Enrollment Application Letter.
If you would like to complete and submit enrollment application forms with an enrollment application fee(non-refundable) please click the link within the letter to apply and you enter onto the 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.
November 6 - Early Release Day - CCW open for children enrolled on Wednesdays, please send lunch.
November 11 - CCW closed for Veteran’s Day
November 25 and 26 - CCW Community Outreach Program Raffle
November 27 - CCW open at 11 a.m. and closes at 2:30 p.m. Nickommoh sharing lunch
November 28 and 29 - CCW closed for Thanksgiving recess
December 4 - Early Release Day - CCW open for children enrolled on Wednesdays, please send lunch.
December Winter Open House - Date TBD - come and enjoy a snack with your child/ren and team
December 23 -31 - Winter Break
January 1 - CCW closed for New Year’s
January 20 - CCW closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 29 - WPS closed for teacher professional day - CCW open by sign up from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Lisa Cukier / CCW 5 years