See Saw Nursery School
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See Saw Nursery School has been a cornerstone of early childhood education in North Tonawanda and the Greater Niagara area for over 40 years, dedicated to nurturing children aged 3 to 5. The school's core mission revolves around preparing young learners for their next educational steps by fostering a supportive and stimulating environment. Founded by Liz Ptak and Wendy Sammarco, See Saw Nursery School emphasizes the development of essential social and educational skills necessary for success in elementary school. Under the guidance of current owner and teacher Jessica Elmore, the school continues to thrive, offering programs specifically designed to engage children through a variety of experiences that promote emotional, physical, and intellectual growth. These programs include hands-on activities that encourage exploration and creativity, integrating music, literature, and arts into daily learning. A unique aspect of See Saw Nursery School is its strong emphasis on family involvement; parents are encouraged to participate multiple times each semester, creating a collaborative community that enriches the educational experience. This commitment to inclusivity, alongside its low student-teacher ratio and personalized approach, sets See Saw Nursery School apart as a nurturing haven for young learners embarking on their educational journeys.
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