But today I'm going to nursery school in the morning. . . .
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One building closest to the plant is a nursery school.
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Julia and Cassie have been best friends since nursery school.
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There's good-girl nursery school teacher Rose Copeland, an early favorite.
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Mynors' Nursery School in Kensington, which also followed the Montessori method.
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They are like college students; we are just in nursery school.
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The area around a nearby nursery school will also be searched.
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Princess Charlotte started nursery school, making for the most adorable pictures.
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Her mother works in childhood education at Rye Presbyterian Nursery School.
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Her mother ran a nursery school and was a substitute teacher.
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She had started at a local nursery school in the fall.
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She had started at a local nursery school in the fall.
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This shit is nursery school after I got through my childhood.
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She speaks passionately about her new job as a nursery school teacher.
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From nursery school on, I was always the funniest kid in school.
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She couldn't get into a nursery school and didn't have health insurance.
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Unlike previous senior royals, Prince William attended nursery school as a child.
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There are no mysteries here that can be unlocked by nursery school.
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His mother owned and operated Young World Nursery School in Salem, Mass.
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The All Saints Regional Catholic School serves nursery school through eighth grade.
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We can feel it from here, even though our lives are nursery school.
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Just last week, he bundled up for his first day of nursery school.
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Her mother is a preschool teacher at Round Hill Nursery School in Greenwich.
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The 2-year-old princess officially started at Willcocks Nursery School on Monday.
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His mother retired as a teacher at St. John's Nursery School in Larchmont.
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Ninalee Allen, who was known as Jinx, was a vacationing nursery-school teacher.
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Kate Middleton made a surprise visit to a London nursery school on Tuesday.
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Her mother worked at a church nursery school, then at a stationery store.
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He has been unabatedly aggressive to others and destructive of property since nursery school.
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The two-year-old will be attending Willcocks Nursery School starting in January 2018.
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His mother is a nursery school teacher at Next Generation Children's Centers in Westborough.
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He and Daniel were opposites in looks and temperament, best friends since nursery school.
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When Princess Charlotte started nursery school in January, Middleton snapped two more adorable photos.
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Her mother is a nursery-school teacher at the Jewish Community Center of Washington.
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That's because Charlotte is attending Willcocks Nursery School, next door to London's Royal Albert Hall.
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Meanwhile, 3-year-old Princess Charlotte has been attending Willcocks Nursery School since last year.
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She taught at a nursery school inside the complex, in charge of the Tulip Group.
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Her mother retired as a teacher from the William Woodward Jr. Nursery School in Manhattan.
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In January 2016, Middleton captured the morning before Prince George's first day of nursery school.
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The child was allegedly raped at a nursery school in Myanmar's capital, Naypyidaw, in May.
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He looked over his shoulder, to where a construction crew was building a nursery school.
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Jackie set up a nursery school in the third-floor solarium for Caroline and her friends.
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In most of life after nursery school, "abracadabra" doesn't work, because it stops fooling other people.
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Her mother retired as a preschool lead teacher from Temple Emanuel Nursery School in Newton, Mass.
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Once, the nursery school cancelled class because the police found a terrorist dummy bomb a block away.
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Prince Harry dressed as a goblin for his part in a nursery school play back in 1987.
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She is a trustee of the Medical Center Nursery School, an independent early childhood program in Manhattan.
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If you're used to taking charge of your own life, here were treated like nursery school children.
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The groom's mother retired as a nursery school teacher at the Cambridge-Ellis School in Cambridge, Mass.
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This includes children in the nursery school, who may be in for a lifetime of medical problems.
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Her mother retired as a teacher at the Cold Spring Harbor Nursery School in Cold Spring Harbor.
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George is adjusting "very well" to nursery school, which he attends part-time, PEOPLE was told last week.
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George started nursery school at the same age as Charlotte will, two and a half, in January 2016.
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Evie, who was accompanied by her mother, Michelle, 34, had missed nursery school to travel up to London.
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Her mother was an assistant teacher at the Brick Church School, a private nursery school in New York.
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O'Naturel is situated on a residential street in the Twelfth Arrondissement, a stone's throw from a nursery school.
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Her nursery-school teacher described Ashley as "a plunger," meaning she would enthusiastically dive into any school task.
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Never once, from nursery school through my undergraduate years, did I have a teacher of South Asian descent.
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McDarrah knew about the bombing almost instantly because his son was in a nursery school three doors down.
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He said he had noticed the smoke in the sky after dropping his daughter off at nursery school.
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Proud parents Prince William and Princess Kate took Prince George to his first day of nursery school on Wednesday.
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However, Mia's cousin Prince George began attending Westacre Montessori School, a moderately-priced nursery school in Norfolk, this year.
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Her childcare schedule is split between nursery school and day care at the home of a woman named Tanta.
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She turned old socks into puppets, first for her son's nursery school, then for a growing body of fans.
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Nigeria: At least eight people have died after a building with a primary and nursery school collapsed in Lagos.
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He was dropping his daughter off at nursery school, then driving over to my neighborhood to pick me up.
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A nursery school teacher who was close to Tokputza was sentenced to 36 years in prison on the same charges.
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The royal parents will take the 2-year-old prince to his first day of nursery school later this month.
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The royal couple lived at Anmer Hall for a short time while their eldest son, George, attended nursery school nearby.
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Students as young as nursery-school age, and from all economic backgrounds, should have the ability to learn STEM skills.
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Writing her parents from Odessa to thank them for sending $25 to pay for nursery school for George W., Mrs.
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The bride, 30, is a head nursery-school teacher at Merricat's Castle School, an inclusive private preschool in New York.
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He rides his bike, he goes to nursery school, he skis with his parents, and he goes to birthday parties.
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However, she puts in a few hours a week at a local nursery school in New Jersey where they live.
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Asheville Waldorf School is a private school located in Asheville, North Carolina, that serves children from nursery school to sixth grade.
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He has made nursery school compulsory from the age of three, redesigned the university-entrance process and cleaned up parliamentary expenses.
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Just four weeks after starting his first day of nursery school, the royal toddler has quickly adapted to his new schedule.
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During that time, she did a lot of volunteer work at our kids' nursery school and, eventually, their summer camp, too.
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Princess Charlotte posed for photos in her first-day-of-school outfit shortly before making her way to Willcocks Nursery School.
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Yet in 93 South Korea began to pay child-care allowances and nursery-school fees to all parents regardless of income.
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Some look like the traditional six-armed crystal you drew back in nursery school, which is technically known as a dendrite.
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Most of the licensed day care or nursery school teachers in Japan are women, and many end up leaving the profession.
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The demolition began two days after the collapse of a three-story building housing a preschool, nursery school, apartments and shops.
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One afternoon, my paternal grandmother, Susie Jones, escorted nursery school children to a hospital clinic in her hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina.
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The 3-year-old royal's pre-school held their annual nativity play on Thursday afternoon, according to the Willcocks Nursery School website.
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He said the team would use ground-penetrating radar to search the area around the prison, and around a nearby nursery school.
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"I'm not sure that hangover soup really works for hangovers," says Rhiannon Brooksbank-Jones, who works for a Korean-owned nursery school.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: One hot afternoon in May, two mothers, mine and another, were walking their children home from nursery school.
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And with a big support system in tow, Princess Charlotte (who previously attended Willcocks Nursery School) is thrilled for the big day.
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Princess Charlotte may also experience first-day jitters, but sources say the outgoing royal (who previously attended Willcocks Nursery School) is thrilled.
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Princess Charlotte may also experience first-day jitters, but sources say the outgoing royal (who previously attended Willcocks Nursery School) is thrilled.
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I drew so many of them, and I won a prize because the sisters of the nursery school were kind of mesmerized.
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"We had all of the little ones from the high school who were evacuated," said an emotional nursery school teacher, Joelle Chalon.
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Kate Greenaway Nursery School, run by the local authority in Islington, North London, is a confidence-inspiring place full of happy, busy children.
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The little princess is off to nursery school in the new year, her proud parents Prince William and Kate Middleton announced on Monday.
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LONDON — Everyone's favourite miniature Prince has just finished his first day of nursery school — and there are some cute pictures to prove it.
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The "millennials" who will soon make up half the workforce in rich countries were reared from nursery school onwards to work in groups.
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There was an invitation to play violin at a New Year's Eve party attended exclusively by women who were all nursery school teachers.
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Since it was near her youngest son's nursery school, "I decided to look at it right away" after dropping him off, she said.
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The school has 152 children in nursery school through sixth grade, and one of the state's highest rates of religious exemptions for vaccination.
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J.E. Schroeder leaving her 19463-year-old son Bryan at a nursery school for the children of workers contributing to the war effort.
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He has made nursery school compulsory from the age of three, and halved class sizes for five- and six-year-olds in tough areas.
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We add our new childcare costs, as well as the school fees that will start late next year when our son starts nursery school.
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Ms. Reif and Mr. Ehrlich met in 3433 when each had a child enrolled in nursery school at the 3423nd Street Y in Manhattan.
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"This little bit of money goes a long way in this village," said Eva Petrovics, 60, who helps to clean the village nursery school.
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Ms. Reif and Mr. Ehrlich met in 1998 when each had a child enrolled in nursery school at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan.
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Australian shepherds can keep a flock of sheep together as skillfully as a nursery school teacher with a playground full of 3-year-olds.
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The youngest royal, Princess Charlotte, smiles as she prepares to attend her first day of school at the Willcocks Nursery School, in London, Monday, Jan.
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The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holland offers sports, tutoring, clubs and nursery school at a spiffy former church a few blocks from downtown.
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BY CONTEMPORARY standards the personal life of Zelda De Groen, who taught at a nursery school in north London, could hardly be described as unusual.
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"We are delighted that The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen the Willcocks Nursery School for Princess Charlotte," the school said in a statement.
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There is apparently less capacity for living and learning in political journalism than there is in elementary school; less object permanence than in nursery school.
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Likely because they'll be busy with school: Prince George is currently attending Thomas's Battersea School, while Princess Charlotte started at Willcocks Nursery School last week.
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That was after she eagerly told her nursery school classmates that you do not need both a man and a woman to make a baby.
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Many teachers "wonder whether it's even a good idea to mention their pregnancies," said Kazuko Sasaki, head of the union's nursery school chapter in Tokyo.
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In 271, in my nursery school, we had to line up by gender, and the line for the boys looked like no fun at all.
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Once a private home, a hospital, a nursery school and a hotel, it is now a nonprofit that provides permanent housing for formerly homeless people.
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Middleton opted for a vibrant color yet again with the bold purple blouse she wore to a nursery school visit in London the next day.
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"(I came because) I'm strong enough and fit enough to work to help other people," Liu Fengming, deputy director of a nursery school, told CNN.
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She now gives occasional doll-making lessons in a nearby town or to visitors to her studio, set up in the village's old nursery school.
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In 1952, in my nursery school, we had to line up by gender, and the line for the boys looked like no fun at all.
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Likewise, the royal parents shared photos of Charlotte's very first day of preschool earlier this year, when she officially started at Willcocks Nursery School in January.
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It wants to provide free nursery school for every child, which should bring more women into the labour force and raise productivity in the long run.
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Although George begins his second year at Thomas's Battersea on Thursday, and Charlotte returned to Willcocks Nursery School on Wednesday, there weren't any official snaps taken.
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Likewise, the royal parents shared photos of Charlotte's very first day of preschool earlier this year, when she officially started at Willcocks Nursery School in January.
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A Geiger counter sits in the grounds of one nursery school in Fukushima prefecture, and teachers regularly check the radiation levels of food the children eat.
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A former agricultural economist, he seemed to pose a threat to no one, especially given the projects he backed, like an aqueduct and a nursery school.
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She said she met Ms. Steinberg about 14 years ago when Matthew Steinberg and her son, Noah, attended nursery school at Westchester Reform Temple in Scarsdale.
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The dormitory became a nursery school for veterans' families who lived on the island during the post-World World II housing crisis from 1946 through 1951.
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The bride's mother retired as a nursery school teacher at Congregation Tifereth Israel in Glen Cove, N.Y. Her father was an endodontist in Forest Hills, Queens.
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As a child, in St. Louis, he grasped the system behind area codes in nursery school, and learned to program and disassemble a Macintosh at eight.
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Bundled up in his navy jacket with his bookbag strapped on tight, Prince George confidently made his way to his first day of nursery school on Wednesday.
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As his second daughter, Illaria, 2, prepares to enter nursery school without vaccinations in the fall, he says he will home school her if she is excluded.
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As the kids started getting older, the volunteer work turned into a part-time job and now she's the assistant to the director of the nursery school.
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"I think when my kids were little, like when I was in the nursery school crowd, I don't even think I was the oldest parent," she said.
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Zeman was discussing a 2011 case where Barnevernet officials took two boys into custody because they told their nursery school teacher their father groped inside their pajamas.
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George Packer reports in The Atlantic that affluent New York parents sleep on the streets to be first in line to enroll their children for nursery school.
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" Ramona's appearance in her creator Beverly Cleary's "Henry Huggins" is "as passing comic relief, a nursery school version of the town drunk in a John Ford movie.
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Child care and nursery school costs have nearly tripled over the last 25 years, yet the way the tax code treats those costs has remained the same.
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On her peripatetic journey, she brings with her several voyagers, including a priest from Burkina Faso, a retired French nursery-school teacher and a Gabonese-French dancer.
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My colleague ended up having to get between them to calm them both down and remind them that they were grown men, not squabbling nursery school kids.
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"Bottled water and bottled tea are all gone from convenience stores and other shops," the 23-year-old nursery school worker said at an emergency water supply station.
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There was a greens committee, a parent committee and a resident-run nursery school for the garden kids, who numbered into the dozens in those baby-boomer years.
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By the time I enrolled her at nursery school that fall at nearly 3 years old, the teachers were complimenting me on having potty trained her so well.
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Earning the degree seemed more cost-effective than hiring a salaried employee with the credentials, which allow her to enroll students from nursery school up to second grade.
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Nearby, a nursery school and day care center was built mostly with money from the nuclear plant operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company, in 2007 and reopened this month.
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The original studies in the 1960s and '70s recruited subjects from Stanford's on-campus nursery school, and many of the kids were children of Stanford students or professors.
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Police said this week they had arrested a suspect in the rape of a toddler - nicknamed Victoria - at a private nursery school in the administrative capital, Naypyitaw, in May.
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He had suffered such separation anxiety that she had to send him to nursery school with a picture of herself so he would know he would see her again.
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The Post's report began with the story of Trump attending a ribbon-cutting ceremony in New York in the 1990s for a new nursery school for children with AIDS.
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The 1,200 shillings she earns each week from the shop she established as a BOMA business has enabled her to enroll her eldest child, aged five, in nursery school.
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The SPD's "non-negotiable" conditions for participation in a coalition include: equal pay for men and women, free education including nursery school, and capping the retirement age at 67.
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When a group of nursery school children were led by, Mr. Kharma delighted them by grabbing a banana and tossing it in the air while singing his banana song.
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Inside one (mercifully air conditioned), Mediatonic set up shop with a gaming demo with a kind of nursery school rumpus room aesthetic — a fitting choice for the subject matter.
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"Several men came in, some of them from the back entrance, some from the altar," said Ms. Shimakaha, 60, who teaches nursery school in the farming village of Mbalom.
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Hong Kong's new leader, Carrie Lam — who is to be sworn into office on July 1 — has said that "patriotic education" should be taught as early as nursery school.
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He is the son of Joanna McGarrigle and Edward McGarrigle of Toms River, N.J. The groom's mother is an assistant teacher at Holy Cross Nursery School in Toms River.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Britain's Prince William and wife Kate, began her first day at nursery school near the couple's London home, Kensington Palace, on Monday.
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Pictures taken by her pregnant mother showed the smiling two-year-old outside her home before she set off to begin at the private Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington.
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In March, the America's Got Talent host told Entertainment Weekly that the new song will stray from a "nursery school rhyme" and sound "a lot more current" than the original.
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Proud parents Will and Princess Kate also took Prince George to his first day of nursery school in January 2016 — and shared adorable photos of the backpack-wearing royal student.
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In March, the America's Got Talent host told Entertainment Weekly that the new song will stray from a "nursery school rhyme" and sound "a lot more current" than the original.
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They did the same thing in January 2016, when they took George to his first day of nursery school at Westacre Montessori School, near their home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall.
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Sheila and Jessica, for hours at a time, picked up peas, pennies, marbles, and weights, stacked cups, slid blocks into boxes like nursery school children, assembled things and disassembled them.
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"We are delighted that The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen the Willcocks Nursery School for Princess Charlotte," the school said in a statement released by the couple's office.
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And in recent years, the newest generation of royals have posed for their own first day of school photos: Princess Charlotte, 3, started preschool at Willcocks Nursery School in Jan.
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School days were increased from four hours to six and a half hours, pre-kindergarten and nursery school access was expanded, and a national standard was set for academic performance.
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Her mother is a preschool teacher at Hitchcock Nursery School in Hartsdale, N.Y. The groom, 28, is an engagement manager in New York for Oliver Wyman, a management consulting firm.
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The recent executive orders were drafted and signed without any normal agency review or even semicoherent legal advice, filled with elemental errors that any nursery school student would have caught.
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Father William Grau was the first Black priest for the Diocese of Buffalo in New York and Sophie Legocki was a white nursery school teacher at a parish in Lake Erie.
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DIYARBAKIR/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Mehtap Yoruk used to teach in a nursery school in southeast Turkey, until she was sacked last year in a purge of tens of thousands of state employees.
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And she is looking forward to someday walking the couple's children, an infant and a 2-year-old, to the nursery school at nearby St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Riverside Avenue.
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He is the son of Daphne R. Hagan and Kevin F. Hagan of Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. The groom's mother retired as a preschool teacher at Cold Spring Harbor Nursery School.
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When Heydi returned from her Catholic nursery school, she played with the family dogs or rode a pink bicycle her father had given her, recalled Zoila, another of Mr. Gámez's sisters.
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For me, who hadn't played impresario since putting on nursery-school puppet shows for my parents, it brought up the logistical, ethical, even emotional demands that arise from presenting while writing.
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At a speaking event earlier this summer, Messud recalled that when they went back to Cambridge, Livia expected to pick up where she left off with her best friend since nursery school.
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In one case, staff at a nursery school threatened to refer a four-year-old to a de-radicalization program after he misidentified a drawing of his father cutting up a cucumber.
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In a judgment that will be studied carefully in many Western countries, a more senior judge opined that the nursery school was not, after all, guilty of religious discrimination, either direct or indirect.
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Half a year into his Presidency, at the beginning of 2013, we received a notice from the girls' nursery school: Due to the heavy smell of tear gas in Zamalek at the moment.
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Along the way, this community center dedicated to Jewish life kept expanding its music, dance, literary offerings, art workshops and continuing education courses, as well as its nursery school and full-service gymnasium.
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As Prince George confidently strode into his first day of nursery school at the Westacre Montessori School in Norfolk, memories of dad Prince William's very first day of school in 1985 sprang to mind.
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At just 19 years old, an English nursery school teacher, Diana Spencer, stood before a television audience of 750 million, to marry heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and become Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Her mother retired as a teacher at the Creative Playtime Nursery School in Scarsdale, N.Y. The groom, 33, is a fourth-year resident in general surgery at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York.
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Jessica and Jacob have a son together, and their living room and kitchen are arranged like a nursery school, with a poster displaying the ABCs, a whiteboard, and wooden coat hangers shaped like trucks.
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He is a son of Ea Jensen and Dr. David Rubin, both of New Rochelle, N.Y. The groom's mother is a textile artist and the director of Ethical Culture Nursery School in White Plains.
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She studied at the Dwight School — one of the Big Apple's oldest independent schools (founded in 33) that, according to its website, offers an International Baccalaureate curriculum to students from nursery school to twelfth grade.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton announced in December that Charlotte would be attending Willcocks Nursery School, a decision that surprised royal insiders who assumed Charlotte would follow George to Thomas's Battersea, where he started in September.
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In 1943 he proposed a model shopping center in Syracuse that would have had a communal as well as a commercial dimension, including a post office, a library, a public auditorium and even a nursery school.
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After I drop her off, I go and grab a coffee and a croissant at a local café with a mother I've been friends with since my daughter and her son were in nursery school together.
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" The mother of four also gets emotional recalling a time her son Jonas brought her to tears, performing a dance at his nursery-school graduation after, as she explains, "He could never focus like that before.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Britain's Prince William and wife Kate, is to start at a nursery school near the family home in west London early next year, her father's office said on Monday.
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"In nasty episodes meant to make 'A Clockwork Orange' look like a day at nursery school, the robbers don party masks, revel in the terror they've created and kill their hostages with hair-trigger petulance," Maslin writes.
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The two-year-old, fourth-in-line to the British throne behind her father, whose official title is Duke of Cambridge, her elder brother George and grandfather Prince Charles, will attend the Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington.
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Two children were killed and a dozen injured in western Japan earlier this month after a car involved in an accident with another vehicle skidded into a nursery school group out for a walk with their teachers.
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At a diabetes and nutrition awareness class held at a nursery school in King City, overweight women from farmworker families were given a barrage of statistics on the dangers of poor diets, especially those excessive in sugar.
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The cost of childcare and nursery school increased by an average of 2.9% annually from the end of the recession in 2008 to 2016, surpassing inflation of 1.6% during that seven-year period, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Or if you're burned out on shows that all seem to be set on the same fake lot with the same "how will we get our kids into this insanely competitive nursery school staffed by lunatics?" non-problems.
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Comer, a case argued last week that presents the question whether a state that provides grants to schools for upgrading their playground surfaces can constitutionally disqualify a church-run nursery school from eligibility because of its religious character.
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Unlike previous senior royals, Prince William attended nursery school as a child and son George made the step up from nursery to primary school in September when he began at Thomas's Battersea, a private school in southwest London.
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Trick-or-treating on our street always looked a bit like a nursery school parade — kids of every size and costume, faces stuffed with pizza, racing after each other, up and down front porches in the crisp fall air.
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She's gotten behind the camera on several occasions, including Prince George's first day of nursery school and the first official portraits of Prince Louis – including one where he's being gently kissed on the forehead by big sister Princess Charlotte.
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The groom's mother retired as the director at Beth Emeth Early Childhood Center, a Jewish nursery school in Herndon, Va. His father had retired as a partner in the Washington office of Ballard Spahr, the Philadelphia-based law firm.
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His mother is the director of the Reformed Church Nursery School in Bronxville, N.Y. His father, a partner with the Gaines Novick Ponzini Cossu & Venditti law firm in White Plains, is a former minority leader of the Yonkers City Council.
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My 16 new housemates included someone who was starting a tech-driven nursery school from the second-floor rooms and another who was between jobs after becoming frustrated at Google, and working on software projects that never saw the light of day.
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The couple first met at age 3 in nursery school at the Jewish Community Center in Roslyn and even kissed for the first time when they were 13, but never considered themselves more than close friends, and dated other people over the years.
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The couple first met at age 3 in nursery school at the Jewish Community Center in Roslyn and even kissed for the first time when they were 20143, but never considered themselves more than close friends, and dated other people over the years.
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Erika Tamada, 33, a nursery school teacher from Hyogo Prefecture who lives with her 59-year-old parents, 83-year-old grandfather and younger sister, said both her mother and grandfather had had fevers and other symptoms, including runny noses and coughs.
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Mynors' Nursery School in London, both princes share golden hair, full, rosy cheeks and the perfect first-day outfit, but there's no denying that George, 2, appears to be more excited for his big adventure, judging by the tiny frown on young Willam's face!
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A widow, she picks up an elderly widower named Gregor (Werner Finck), and, as their romance progresses, she also recruits him—along with Marion, Jochen, and his colleagues—to help her with an illegal scheme to turn a vacant storefront into a nursery school.
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His first encounter, described many times in the popular science press, was with Kate Bainbridge, a nursery school teacher in Cambridge, England, who lapsed into the gray zone after a bad cold developed into a serious virus that caused debilitating brain and spinal cord inflammation.
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Still, presenting what amounts to a replica of a Winnie-the-Pooh themed nursery school adorned with actual artifacts related to the character falls far short of any serious attempt to explore how a fictional world intersects with the one just outside the museum's doors.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Sunday Adeyemo left his home on crowded Lagos Island early Wednesday as he always does, only to receive devastating news just hours later: The three-story building that housed not just his family's apartment, but a primary and nursery school, had collapsed.
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It was 'Ndrangheta custom to confine prisoners' wives to the home, but the two women found ways to see each other, exchanging confidences as they dropped off their children at nursery school or sneaked visits after Pesce went to work at a family grocery store near Cacciola's house.
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You tend not to hear about a place that is nearly 150 years old unless it's bad news, like when Jack B. Grubman, a former star analyst on Wall Street, supposedly arranged a donation of $1 million to ensure his twin daughters' admission into the organization's prestigious nursery school.
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Day care can be great for families (again, for the record, our own kids have been in wonderful programs), and to repurpose Strain's line, the good things about family life that social conservatives rightly celebrate are perfectly compatible with pre-K and nursery school and early-childhood care.
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The 6-year-old future King already has two years at Thomas's Battersea, the $23,000-per-year private school some three miles from the family's Kensington Palace home, under his belt — and George was there on Thursday to accompanying his little sister, 4, as she nervously made the transition from nursery school.
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The case challenges the constitutionality of a provision of the Missouri Constitution that prohibits the expenditure of public money "directly or indirectly in aid of any church, sect or denomination of religion," in this case the state's refusal to let a church nursery school use a state grant program to upgrade its playground.
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Overall, then, the one in seven number "may go higher as babies get older and we actually see or pick up more of these developmental defects as they go into preschool, nursery school and kindergarten," said Ko from Salvador, Brazil, where he is working to learn more about the affected children and their families.
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The lights in the Eiffel Tower, which I can just see from my little pied-à-terre, were still glowing after dusk, though the tower would be closed to all visitors starting Friday as was the case for all museums, and beginning Monday all schools as well, from nursery school to universities, across France.
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He depicted the everyday life of a self-contained world: children clambering on a nursery school jungle gym; black workers in their grim segregated housing; a high school football practice; customers lined up for food rations food at a grocery store; music lovers attending an Oak Ridge Symphony concert; and teenagers playing Ping-Pong.
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His mother retired as a teacher at the Bet Torah Nursery School in Mount Kisco, N.Y. His father is a partner in the law firm Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo and works in the New York office, where he is a chairman of the white-collar defense, government investigations and enforcement practice.
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There had been days in the past several months when she'd gotten dressed to be seen by the outside world — trips to my sisters' houses to see her grandsons, a birthday lunch we had for her in April, an excursion to an art exhibition at my nephew's nursery school that featured finger paintings and creative uses of macaroni.
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Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday, is the traditional feast day before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday in the U.K. — also known as "Fat Tuesday" in the U.S. And while Princess Kate chatted with families at the Ronald McDonald House in London as they made pancakes, she revealed 3-year-old Prince George was doing the same thing at his nursery school in Norfolk.
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The bride's father is the executive vice president, chief strategic officer and a board member of Henry Schein, a distributor of medical, dental and veterinary products in Melville, N.Y. Her mother retired as a nursery-school teacher at Temple Israel of New Rochelle in New Rochelle, N.Y. Mr. Schonbrun, also 29, is a freelance reporter who covers sports and business for The New York Times.
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The bride's father works in New York as a wealth management adviser at Bronfman E. L. Rothschild, based in Rockville, Md. Her mother retired as a nursery school teacher from Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester in Chappaqua, N.Y. Rabbi Schwartz, 25, received his rabbinical ordination in June from Yeshivat Chovevei Torah in the Riverdale area of the Bronx, where Rabbi Lerea is dean.
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You could spend your whole life inside the Repentagon, starting in nursery school, continuing through twelfth grade, getting married in the chapel, attending adult Bible study every weekend, baptizing your children in the Worship Center, and meeting your fellow-retirees for racquetball and a chicken-salad sandwich, secure in the knowledge that your loved ones would gather in the sanctuary to honor you after your death.
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In 1969, Ginsburg was promoted to full professor and her son, James, entered nursery school, rites of passage that freed her to explore a new interest: she began volunteering for the A.C.L.U. Working with and eventually heading the A.C.L.U.'s Women's Rights Project, Ginsburg pursued a series of cases designed to convince the Supreme Court, first, that there is such a thing as sex discrimination and, second, that it violates the Constitution.
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