This winter we asked the community to support our efforts through a virtual fundraiser: Brackets for Good. In online efforts like this, we depend on you – our supporters! – to spread the word about our service to the community to grow our friends and financial supporters. Thanks to leadership Read more…
This year, one of our three year old children came to the center with very minimal verbal skills and a few other special needs. Through love and encouragement, his teachers have been working closely with him and his family. They researched and gained knowledge along with our Instructional Coach to Read more…
Our programs are AWESOME and they are AFFORDABLE. Did you know that we charge our weekly fees on a sliding scale so that a families’ income, or lack of it, does not preclude them from enrolling their children in our awesome, child-led, and inquiry-based programs? We make up the difference in Read more…
This letter went home through traditional mail as a year-end thanks, update, and funding request. To be added to our mailing list, please call us! This holiday season, please help us make necessary upgrades to ensure the learning environment we provide our children is safe and welcoming. I can’t tell Read more…
King’s Daughters is blessed by many people in our community and we’re delighted to shine the spotlight on the work of our volunteers in this series of posts. We are inspired and incredibly honored to have such a compassionate and enthusiastic team of people who support our efforts and the children Read more…
Zeke Boyd was our Top Reader for September. He and his parents checked out 18 books! Allysa Flores was our Top Reader for October. She checked out 15 books! Congratulations! They received prizes including a gift card and a new book. We are able to provide these awesome reading incentives Read more…
We are always thrilled to hear from our beloved ‘graduates’ after they leave our center and begin Kindergarten and beyond. Below, we hear from Samantha Blackburn, grandmother of Zavi, a new Kindergartener. We’re so glad to hear about her smooth transition to Kindergarten this fall and loved all the pictures Read more…
Meet Lee Earls, our Site Coordinator for the Louise Odom Children’s Center. This special building houses two toddler rooms and one infant room, providing love, security, and developmentally appropriate activities and materials for our littlest community members to discover. Ms. Lee started as a classroom teacher with King’s Daughters in Read more…
Throughout the year, we host several workshops for families. One evening in September, parents and children enjoyed hands on activities led by our Instructional Coach, Ms. Rho, in our Studio. We talked about the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) concepts and integrating them through projects and activities. For Read more…
We’re delighted to have been in partnership with the United Way of Metro Nashville as a Read to Succeed site for over a decade. One of the newer aspects of the historically successful program is its social-emotional component using the model of Conscious Discipline. Here’s a brief summary of the Read more…