News Flash from CBE
President Paul Levine:
It is with great pleasure that
we announce the hiring of our new BEECC Director,
Judy Fox-Tepper.
Judy comes to us with many
years of experience in Early Childhood education. She currently is a lead
teacher at the Har Shalom Early Childhood Education Center in Potomac, MD.
Judy is also the Pedagogic Coordinator at Har Shalom, offering in-services
and training to teaching staff regarding current trends in Early Childhood
Education. Judy has also been a camp director for ten years and a workshop
facilitator/speaker at various Early Childhood Education conferences,
including the Partnership for Jewish Life and Learning (PJLL) and the
Baltimore Board of Jewish Education.
We are very excited to have
Judy join our BEECC and CBE families, and we hope to make her transition
as smooth as possible. Judy's official start date is August 1st, 2009, but
she has indicated the desire to ease into her position prior to then, and
acquaint herself with our school. Please take some time in the fall to
introduce yourselves and welcome Judy to our community!

Beth Emeth Early Childhood
Center (BEECC),
a Jewish preschool established in 1990, offers the nurturing environment that you
want for your child. It provides the atmosphere, the facilities, and the
professionalism that give your child a good foundation in secular and
Jewish education.
Students attending our
preschool come from many parts of Northern Virginia, including Herndon,
Reston, Fairfax, Chantilly, Centreville, Ashburn, Manassas, Great Falls,
Oakton, Vienna, Gainesville, and Alexandria.
BEECC offers small classes in a stimulating and loving
environment. Our program fosters the natural curiosity of each child,
while challenging his or her intellectual, physical, and social
abilities. Guided by a caring, professional staff, BEECC inspires your
children to have positive feelings about themselves and others, as well as
interest in their heritage.
The curriculum meets the developmental needs of the
individual child. It provides a wide range of experiences, including the
use of art materials, music appreciation, movement and dance, story
telling, cooking, and discovery in nature and science. Jewish customs,
traditions, and the Hebrew language are also introduced to the pre-schoolers
at BEECC.
Enrollment is open to all children ages 2 1/2 to 5 years
old, regardless of ethnic, cultural, or religious background. Classes are
grouped by age, and all classes meet from 9:15 am-1:15 pm. Optional after-school enrichment classes are also offered.
For children not quite old enough to enter preschool, the
Budding
BEECCers class offers a shorter BEECC day, for toddlers and moms.
Children who will be two years old between July 1 and December 31 are
eligible to enroll.
BEECC Forms and Documents
Register Now for 2009-10!
Current BEECC Documents
and Forms