Wonderschool Programs are Hiring: Teaching Jobs in Early Childhood Ed
Wonderschool Programs are Hiring Teachers! Come Join Us on Our Mission. Wonderschool is a mission-based organization working to ensure that every child has access to
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NYC Landlords: What to Know about Family Child Cares
Dear New York Landlord, This letter is to inform you of the rights of an individual looking to start a family child care home (an
What do we learn from playing in the mud? Everything.
When was the last time you joyfully ran down a grassy hill and collapsed, exhausted, sweaty, and dirty into a fit of laughter? When was
How We Help Educators Ensure They Have Sustainable Programs & Earn Their Value
One of the major challenges for educators who start their own home-based program is creating a program that’s financially sustainable. The truth is, talented and
Design an Enriching Home Preschool Environment: 4 ‘Interest Areas’ to Include
Designing your home preschool environment can be both exciting and overwhelming. As you start to plan, your use of space and materials will likely depend
Can You Start an In-home Preschool When You’re Not a US Citizen?
As you’ve probably seen by now in your research, the laws around starting your own in-home preschool or child care can get pretty complicated. The
5 Great Reasons to Start Your In-Home Preschool with Infants & Toddlers
When you start your in-home preschool, you may be worried you won’t be able to fill your program. If you don’t have enough interested families,
Wonderschool’s Model of Early Education Mentorship and Professional Development
The field of early education is constantly growing and evolving. It’s our goal to help Wonderschool in-home child care providers develop professionally so they can
How I Started A Home Preschool: Bernal Infant and Child Care Case Study
Meet Erica Ramos, Director of Bernal Infant and Child Care. When Erica Ramos’ son turned 2, she knew she wanted to fill her home with
Are In-home Preschools the Antidote to High Teacher Turnover?
A few years ago, Karen Castro was making $16 an hour working as a teaching assistant in a Spanish immersion preschool in San Francisco. On
