Welcome to South Shore Conservatory
Preschool and Kindergarten!

Carol Forbes Scheig, Director


Now accepting applications for 2012-2013 School Year

South Shore Conservatory's arts-integrated Preschool, PreK and Kindergarten
is accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year. For an application form please contact Stephanie Trembley.
To set up a visit with your child contact Carol Forbes Scheig at 781-749-7565, x 36.

 
 

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  For information or an application please contact Stephanie Trembley at s.trembley@sscmusic.org or (781) 749-7565 x12. If you have questions about our program please contact Carol Scheig, Preschool Director, at c.scheig@sscmusic.org or (781) 749-7565 x17.
 

parent/student quotes

 

"The SSC preschool provided a gentle and nurturing environment for my daughter to grow and discover her voice. She is entering Kindergarten a vivacious and confident girl thanks in great part to the care and warmth of her extraordinary teachers. They truly understand and honor each individual child's spirit." – Rudy Vale

"The teachers at SSC preschool and kindergarten are what make it really outstanding. The nurturing atmosphere is exactly what I wanted for my kids. I also love how the children learn to be independent-- I had no idea my kids could clean up so well until I saw them do it at school! The teachers manage the classroom in a way that it never feels chaotic or controlling, just peaceful and fun. The music is such a plus to the education here. Without even knowing they are doing anything but playing, students are given a foundation in music." - Jen Greenleaf

"I am thrilled that my son was able to participate in the Conservatory's kindergarten program. He was very well-prepared academically and socially for the subsequent challenges of the public school system. At the same time, he gained an appreciation for creativity and individual thought that would not have been possible in another setting. The arts-based curriculum exposed him to music, movement and visual arts in such a way that it laid the foundation for his creative and multifaceted worldview. He has carried this with him and I will hope it continues." - Sara Mason