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New Orleans, LA
Jewish Community Center Nursery School
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Telephone: (504) 897-0143 · Website: www.nojcc.com/
School Philosophy and Mission
"In a warm and nurturing Jewish environment, the Early Childhood Department offers a variety of age-appropriate activities to accommodate the developmental needs of children 13 months (and walking) to kindergarten age. Our non-competitive atmosphere allows each child to blossom socially, emotionally, physically and intellectually. Teachers in the Early Childhood Department are enthusiastic, warm, competent and experienced in working with young children. Families enrolling in any Early Childhood Program must be Uptown JCC Members."
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