New home for North City Cooperative
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North City Cooperative Preschool needs your help! We need to vacate our current location in the North City Elementary building by June 1, 2016 and are currently looking for a new home.
North City Cooperative Preschool is a non-profit organization that works in conjunction with Shoreline Community College to provide a unique blend of research-based preschool programs, university-level parent education, and early intervention services. Through our programs, our children develop critical social, emotional, and problem solving skills—skills which strongly correlate to future academic success. In addition, our parents and caregivers work throughout the year to build a community that not only supports our children, but also each other, as we navigate through the most important and challenging job of our lives: parenting.
Our programs are affordable and high-quality, our membership is diverse, and our community is strong. If we close our doors, Shoreline and the surrounding communities will lose an awesome preschool from the already dwindling list of affordable early childhood programs.
How can you help? We need help finding an affordable location to either rent or purchase. We needs funds for our relocation and any modifications required to our new space. We need to keep our doors open and our tuition affordable so that we can continue serving all families in our community. If you have any information on a new location, please contact us directly. You may also help us by making a monetary donation. Thank you so much for your help!
For more information about our school, you can visit our website at www.northcitycoop.org.
North City Cooperative Preschool is a non-profit organization that works in conjunction with Shoreline Community College to provide a unique blend of research-based preschool programs, university-level parent education, and early intervention services. Through our programs, our children develop critical social, emotional, and problem solving skills—skills which strongly correlate to future academic success. In addition, our parents and caregivers work throughout the year to build a community that not only supports our children, but also each other, as we navigate through the most important and challenging job of our lives: parenting.
Our programs are affordable and high-quality, our membership is diverse, and our community is strong. If we close our doors, Shoreline and the surrounding communities will lose an awesome preschool from the already dwindling list of affordable early childhood programs.
How can you help? We need help finding an affordable location to either rent or purchase. We needs funds for our relocation and any modifications required to our new space. We need to keep our doors open and our tuition affordable so that we can continue serving all families in our community. If you have any information on a new location, please contact us directly. You may also help us by making a monetary donation. Thank you so much for your help!
For more information about our school, you can visit our website at www.northcitycoop.org.
Organizer and beneficiary
North City Co-op
Organizer
Seattle, WA
Jamie Kirkwood
Beneficiary
