Washington Apple Pi is an Apple and Macintosh users group that offers training, bulletin boards and information exchanges. Historically, Apple Pi organized as a nonprofit social club in 1981 and the group began to meet every Tuesday to complete basic computer tasks and functions. Now, its weekly meeting continues with the group members helping other members with installation of memory and drives along with configured software and other technical support. In addition to social activities, the club publishes a journal and operates an online store that sells t-shirts, hats, calendars and gifts.
King David Preschool's curriculum enhances the physical and mental development of children ages two to five years old.
The curriculum has three programs: half-day, full day and extended day. The half-day classes meet three or five days a week from 9am to 1pm, the full-day classes meet five days a week from 9am to 3:30pm and the extended-day classes meet five days a week from 8am to 6pm.
KDP interactive offerings include field trips, games, nap time and playground activities. Singing and music lessons are also part of the curriculum.
The school is near the intersection of East Jefferson Street and Rollins Avenue, across the street from Federal Plaza Shopping Center.
