Cardinal Kids Preschool is an exciting program for children who are 4 years old by September 1st of the school year for which they are registering. The preschool program follows the regular school calendar.
Cardinal Place is the before/after school program located within the Willmar Public Schools. We currently have three sites – at Kennedy Elementary School, Roosevelt Elementary School, and Lakeland Elementary School.
Promoting families healthy growth and development through education, support and community building.
School Readiness preschool is a program for families with children 3 to 5 years old. Parents do not attend class with their child. However, they are required to be involved with the program. Many opportunities are available for families.
Become certified with the American Red Cross.
Willmar Community Education offers private or semi-private swimming instruction for all ages and ability levels. These lessons are 30 minutes in length and geared toward specific goals of each student.
Willmar Community Education swim lesson curriculum.
These classes are for children who are 4 by September 1, 2017
F.R.E.D. Families Reading Every Day. Children will discover a world of learning and friendship in our preschool classroom.
These classes are geared for parents and children under the age of 1.
These classes are for families with children from birth to pre-kindergarten.
In-person or online classes for parents.
Time to join other families for a special day far or near.
A Saturday morning of fun for children up to age 6 and their parents.
Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether it is for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a child who is mature and well prepared. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after school routines, phone calls, door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders, and first aid tips. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take home information and discuss it with their child.
Ariane has over 25 years of experience operating her own family childcare business, mentoring, and advocating for the early childhood field. Ariane is passionate about sharing her experience and knowledge to inspire the next generation of high-quality early childhood educators.
Ariane’s educational background includes earning an Associates in Applied Science degree in Child Development from Minnesota State College Southeast, as well as participating in numerous professional development courses in a wide variety of topics supporting children and families. Her contributions to the field include serving as a member of the Advisory board for Early Childhood Education Program for Minnesota State College Southeast, the Minnesota Family Child Care Task Force, the board of Directors Child care Resources Referral, CARE Fellow policy cohort, and her local childcare association as advocacy committee chair.As an early childhood advocate and mentor, she has authored legislation to support the family and center child care profession. She has collaborated with elected officials and state agencies on issues that the childcare industry faces and continues to advocate for meaningful solutions for a successful future for children, families, and early childhood educators.
Ariane Bromberg
