Position U 4 College is a Basking Ridge-based service, offering college search, application, payment and adjustment coaching services for students and families. For a complete listing of services, visit the Position U 4 College website.
Tiny Turtle Academy is an early childhood center which welcomes children six weeks to eight years old. Designing curricula for each age level, Tiny Turtle Academy provides its students with unique learning experiences which fosters the growth, potential and development of each individual student. For enrollment information, call the telephone number or visit the web address provided.
The Learn Language Center shares a building with Krauzer's in Liberty Corner,and is located on the second floor toward the rear of the building. A sky blue hallway painted with colorful international flags leads up to the classrooms. Over 15 languages are offered at varying levels of ability for ages 3 and up; students can choose either small group or individual instruction. Owned and operated by Rita McMaster, the learning center also offers corporate programs and consulting, translations services and grade school tutoring in science, math and English.
Bonnie Brae provides therapeutic education and rehabilitation for troubled adolescent boys. The center was founded in 1916 and employs a full staff of doctors, nurses, counselors, therapists and special education teachers.
Working with boys who struggle from having been mistreated, Bonnie Brae exists to help "young men reclaim their potential through education and therapy," according to the Web site.
Program Guide
TCC provides care for children 6 weeks old to 11 years of age (5th grade). All children three years and older must be fully toilet trained. Age for class placement is based on the cut-off date of October 1.
Day Care (year-round)
Hours: Partial Day (up to 7 hrs.) or Full Day (7+ hrs.)
Days: Monday - Friday; Tuesday and Thursday; or Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
The Childrens Corner is a great place for your children to come get a safe and fun experience. Daycare is full or partial day with plenty of activities to keep your children wanting to come back. Parents have confidence each day that their child is being taken care of in a loving and respectful environment.
We extend the offer to all families to come visit us and see why The Childrens Corner in Liberty Corner is the perfect home away from home. We know that choosing care for your little one(s) is an important decision and greatly affects the life of your child and your family. We pride ourselves on our warm and loving teachers, phenomenal curriculums and the simple extras that make bringing your child to day care an easy and stress free event.
In addition to Child Care Services offered, there is a separate program that includes specialized learning curriculum.
Our Classes follow the Bernards Township school district calendar. Classes are from 9:00AM - 2:00PM and follow an age-appropriate curriculum. These classes may include: sensory experiences, manipulative and building activities, dramatic play, language, science and nature, math, large muscle movement, multicultural teachings, and arts and crafts. Weekly enrichment activities include: Bible time, music, cooking, computers and Traveling Tumblers.
Our unique programs are based upon years of research and early childhood education experience and that is why we pride ourselves on offering both excellent academic programming as well as a variety of enrichment programs all free of charge to our children. Our schools are divided into classrooms based on age and development.
Before & After School Care:
We offer elementary school students one-on-one homework help, sports, and group activities, such as: movie making, basic cooking and amazing art projects! These programs, held Monday - Friday (2-5 day option).
We also offer summer and Youth Camps!
For more information, or to schedule a tour, please contact TCCs director, Donna Greco at [email protected] or 908.647.8401.
The Bernards Board of Education oversees six schools within the township: Ridge High School, William Annin Middle School, Cedar Hill School, Liberty Corner School, Mount Prospect School and Oak Street School.
The board is comprised of nine members who serve three year terms and must be Bernards township residents. Three positions are open for election each April.
The Board typically meets twice monthly to talk about policy development, curriculum goals, school management and communicating with the residents of the town on school-related matters.