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Newtonville, MA
Bowen Cooperative Nursery School
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Telephone: (617) 332-3923 · Website: www.bowencoop.org
Contact Info
Bowen Cooperative Nursery School
96 Otis Street
Newtonville, MA
02460
www.bowencoop.org
Tel:
(617) 332-3923
Director:
Barbara Cleary
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General Approach to Learning
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Play-based with some structure |
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School Philosophy and Mission
We are a child-centered, play-based school at which children can continue their social, emotional, intellectual and physical development in a creative, safe and exciting environment. Children are resp...
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
Morning meeting. Activities. Free time. Snack. Specialist. Outside time.
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Ages, Class Size, days & Tuition
| Ages | From 5 years to -- |
| Days: | 5 day(s) a week 9 am- 12 pm |
| Tuition: | $5,000/Year |
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Key Statistics
| Extended day | No |
| Summer Program | 06/2008 - 06/2008 |
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Application Information
| Applications accepted | After a phone conversation with the appropriate person at the school |
| Wait list | No |
| Application Information | $35 |
| Acceptance criteria: | First-come basis |
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