Education centers for young children in Newton, New Jersey

Little Sprouts Early Learning Center is a school located at 127 Mill Street in Newton, New Jersey, United States. This institution features separate classrooms for each age group, with certified teachers available in each room. The classrooms offer various activities such as dramatic play, sand and water play, reading, science, and music to engage the children in a fun and educational environment. The curriculum used at Little Sprouts is the Creative Curriculum, approved by the State of New Jersey and endorsed by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. This curriculum helps children learn important skills in math, literacy, science, social studies, the arts, and technology.

Newton Headstart is a dynamic and nurturing school located at 111 Ryerson Avenue in Newton, New Jersey, United States. Our institution is dedicated to providing a high-quality early childhood education experience for young learners. With a focus on fostering social, emotional, and cognitive development, our experienced educators create a supportive and engaging learning environment for children to thrive. At Newton Headstart, we believe in laying a strong foundation for future academic success and lifelong learning. Join us in shaping bright futures for our youngest learners!

Project Self-Sufficiency is a school located at 127 Mill Street in Newton, New Jersey, United States. The institution offers a variety of programs and services to help individuals and families in Sussex and Warren County. In-person donations are welcome Monday through Friday from 9am to 3pm. The New Jersey Youth Corps provides the opportunity to earn a real high school diploma. The institution also operates a food pantry for residents of Sussex and Warren County. Project Sussex Kids is currently accepting applications for parent/caregivers and community organizations, while Bridges to Employing Youth is enrolling young adults in Sussex County. The New Jersey Youth Corps is accepting new applicants. Family Fun Nights take place on Thursdays at 6pm, and there are ACT parenting classes starting in April. Support groups are available for divorced and separated women, as well as pregnant women and parents of young children. Additionally, there is a friendly competition among schools to collect toys for those in need.