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for  Ages 3-7 Years

Parent Involvement

It seems like you’re discussing a program called GROW, which is an enrichment program designed to support at-home learning. Enrolling a child in GROW Pods serves as the basis for their core learning. In this program, parents play a crucial role in connecting their child’s at-home learning with the activities and curriculum covered during their time in the GROW Pods.

To ensure that the child is progressing and benefiting from the program, parents are expected to actively participate in various aspects of the program. This may include joining outings, attending Community Days, participating in SOW (which could stand for Service Opportunities Week), attending workshops, and engaging in program events. By taking part in these activities, parents can stay involved in their child’s educational journey and support their progress.

Additionally, families are encouraged to volunteer as hosts for the GROW Pods throughout the year. This means that families would provide a location or venue where the Pods can take place. Hosting a Pod allows families to actively contribute to the program and create a conducive learning environment for their child and other participants.

Overall, GROW emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in various aspects of the program, including aligning at-home learning, participating in activities, and even hosting Pods. This collaboration between parents and the GROW program aims to enhance the child’s educational experience and ensure their advancement.

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Serving Others Willingly

We want to give your child a firm foundation that will grow their roots deep and help them become successful individuals who can think for themselves. Just as each seed has its own ideal sprouting time, so does your child. Our program will provide your child with the nurturing to build their character, independence, confidence, and self-esteem, ensuring they develop the strong roots they need to succeed.

We formed SOW to teach students (and families) how to be part of a community, not in a community. In a world full of opinions, we want to help form opinions of love and care. To teach students to willingly help their neighbors with groceries, lawn care, a meal, animal sitting, etc. To teach that loving our community members does not mean we are always to agree. But we can agree that we all deserve to be kind and helpful to those in need.