Early childhood development activities in Wakefield, Massachusetts

Doyle Early Childhood Center is a primary school located at 11 Paul Avenue in Wakefield, Massachusetts, United States. Our institution is dedicated to providing a nurturing and stimulating environment for young children to learn and grow. With a focus on early childhood education, we offer a variety of programs and activities designed to promote social, emotional, and cognitive development. Our experienced staff is committed to creating a positive and supportive learning environment where every child can thrive. Join us at Doyle Early Childhood Center and let your child's educational journey begin!

Happy Hearts Preschool is a warm and inviting early childhood education center located at 271 Vernon Street in the heart of Wakefield, Massachusetts. Our school provides a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can learn and grow. Our dedicated teachers and staff are committed to fostering a love of learning in our students through play-based activities and hands-on experiences. At Happy Hearts Preschool, we prioritize the social, emotional, and academic development of each child, preparing them for a successful transition to elementary school. Join us in creating happy hearts and bright futures for your little ones.

Canterbury Children's Center is a vibrant and nurturing school located at 5 Bryant Street in Wakefield, Massachusetts, United States. Our dedicated staff provides a safe and stimulating environment where children can learn and grow. With a focus on early childhood education, we offer a variety of enriching activities and programs designed to promote social, emotional, and cognitive development. At Canterbury Children's Center, we strive to foster a love of learning and creativity in each and every child.

Community Teamwork is an institution located at 607 North Avenue, Wakefield, Massachusetts, United States. The institution offers Child Care and Early Education programs that support family self-sufficiency by providing nurturing, safe, and supportive programs for families with children from birth through middle school age. These programs help low-income families meet their children's educational, social, nutritional, and health needs, while encouraging parents to actively participate in shaping the programs to best meet their needs. Pam Houlares, a native Bostonian, has been involved in education for 37 years, starting as a Spanish teacher and eventually becoming a Principal. She has served as the President of the Hellenic Women's Benevolent Association and continues to be involved in various educational initiatives. Pam's husband, James, has dedicated his career to early childhood education and has made significant contributions to the Early Education programs at Community Teamwork.