Vol. IV, No 6, October/November/December 2005

  1. Designing Child Care Centers for Ease of Cleaning
  2. Mold: an Overlooked Threat to Children's Health
  3. Drop-Off and Pick-Up Should Be Safe
  4. Benefits of Children Playing Outside
  5. Preschool Outdoor Environment Measurement Scale (POEMS®)
  6. Fall = Visiting the Farm
  7. AblePlay™ Helps Evaluate Toys for Children with Special Needs
  8. Current Projects
  9. Child Care Design Institute for New Center Owners/Operators

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Child Care Design Institute for New Center Owners/Operators

Our bi-annual Child Care Design Institute is scheduled for two days, January 12-13, 2006. This year our lighting designer will be adding a session on specialized lighting for child care centers. If you are building a new center or thinking of renovation, this two-day course is for you. You can find out more about the Child Care Design Institute on our website at

www.whitehutchinson.com/children/earlychildhoodfac.shtml

Past participants comments and registration materials are available on the website. The course has been taken by child care, day care, child development and pre-K directors; public school officials; childcare resource and referral staff; child care licensing officials; interior designers; architects; general contractors and students.


Participants in the June 2005 Early Childhood Facilities Design Institute.


Vol. IV, No 6, October/November/December 2005

  1. Designing Child Care Centers for Ease of Cleaning
  2. Mold: an Overlooked Threat to Children's Health
  3. Drop-Off and Pick-Up Should Be Safe
  4. Benefits of Children Playing Outside
  5. Preschool Outdoor Environment Measurement Scale (POEMS®)
  6. Fall = Visiting the Farm
  7. AblePlay™ Helps Evaluate Toys for Children with Special Needs
  8. Current Projects
  9. Child Care Design Institute for New Center Owners/Operators

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]