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It is my pleasure to welcome
you to the ECLC website. I hope you find it informative and helpful
- as well as giving you a glimpse of the quality program we offer
our youngest learners. We provide a dynamic and exciting program
where children are encouraged and guided to reach their full potential.
Parent support and involvement
is critical to the success of our school and this website is one
way to strengthen the bond between school and home. While it contains
a great deal of information about our program there may be things
that need further clarification. Please feel free to contact me
at school if you have any further questions.
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At ECLC we endeavor to provide
all students with a fun, engaging and holistic learning environment
where they feel safe, respected and loved. Our teachers put children
at the center of the program - offering experiences and activities
that encourage and promote every child's social, emotional, cognitive
and physical development. We understand that children grow and
develop at their own pace. Classroom instruction is differentiated
to allow all children to be challenged while feeling successful
in all aspects of the program - regardless of their stage of development.
We view a child's individual developmental level as moving along
a continuum and we recognize that movement is not always smooth
or predictable. Simply put, the needs and abilities of each child
is the primary factor that guides the program.
For those parents currently
looking for an Early Childhood program for your child, please
feel free to stop by or make an appointment for a tour. We are
very proud of our school and would be happy to show you what we
have to offer.
Best regards,
Andy Whitney
Head of School
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Andy has been an Early Childhood educator for over 30 years. Originally from the United States, he has taught overseas (Africa, South America and Asia) for all but 3 of those years.
His wife, Nana, is from Indonesia and they have a daughter, Mauli, who attends high school at Seoul Foreign School.
Andy has a Bachelor of Science degree in Child Development from the University of Maine (USA) and a Master of Education (Ed.M.) from Harvard University. |
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