Website: https://weymouthcfce.weymouthps.org/home

The Weymouth Child Family Community Center provides support to families from birth through school age. We provide access to comprehensive services, child development information, and educational opportunities to parents and caregivers. Our playgroups and programs are designed to raise awareness on the importance of family engagement while teaching important literacy, STEM and school readiness skills. As a parent or caregiver, you are your child's first and most important teacher! We are here to support you in this role!

Weymouth CFCE Strengthens Families:

1.Each family is unique and all families represent diverse structures.

2.Diversity is expressed and experienced at multiple levels

3.Building a respectful, trusting, and reciprocal relationship is the shared responsibility

4.Families are their child’s first and best advocate.

5.Family engagement must be equitable

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MTyZZ52OdGvwn23__c1zL4ar9qmwASAH/view?usp=sharing

Upcoming important dates:

• January 10th Advisory Council Meeting 1:00-2:00 (Remote)

Registration is underway for our 2022-2023 year and we want to remind all of our returning Weymouth families as well as any new community members who wish to join the WCFCC that everyone is required to complete a registration form each year.

If you are downloading your registration form from our website here is how you can submit your registration form.

• You can drop it off at the Johnson ECC at 70 Pearl St. There is a silver mailbox to the left of the door.
• You can scan and email it.
• Or you can turn it in at the first play group that you choose to attend.

The WCFCC registration is a rolling registration and forms are available throughout the year at all of our programs. If you have any questions or are in need of any assistance contact: Donna Brodeur @ 781-340-6098 or donna.brodeur@weymouthps.org

Have you ever wondered what snowmen do at night? This year's Holiday Pajama Story Night was filled with frosty fun. Ms. Ann Marie read “Snowmen at Night:, this imaginative story is all about the things a young boy imagined that snowmen do when people aren’t around. After our story the children created snowmen of their own and dressed them with various clothes to show what they thought their snowmen might be doing when they were asleep. Our evening was wrapped up with some holiday songs and dancing. Fun was had by all!

Our annual holiday stroll of the famous Enchanted Village brought wonder and delight to our families. The children were in awe of the beautiful displays, twinkling lights and the magic of the falling snow. Our parents' cameras were snapping lots of photos of their children in this magical setting. Some of our friends even rode down a big mountain on colorful inner tubes while others skated with their parents on the indoor skating rink. It is alway a joy to share this magical day with our families

Thank you Libby Jones and Sandra Diaz for sharing your Latino culture and holiday traditions with us. Libby and Sandra shared the book "Twas Nochebuena" and the children made colorful poinsettias, danced to Feliz Navidad and took turns hitting the brightly colored pinata. The children truly enjoyed this festive holiday celebration.

Learn About Our Parent Presenters

Libby Jones and her family are from Weymouth. They have been living here for four years.

Dad, Jonathan, is a chef and works at “Rivershed” restaurant, in Braintree. He also loves fishing and sci-fi movies.

Mom, Libby, is originally from Mexico. She’s a nanny and loves taking her kids to the playgrounds and teaching them Spanish.

Their daughter Alana, is an active almost 3-year-old who loves to come to the library and make new friends.

Sandra Diaz is from Colombia and has been in the United States for 19 years. Sandra is an Industrial Designer and is married to her husband who is a very hard worker from Brazil. They have a wonderful 2 year old rainbow girl called Antonella. As a full time mom Sandra loves to spend quality time with her daughter Antonella at the library. They love the activities that the CFCC offers and Sandra says the staff is amazing and feels blessed to have them.

If you are interested in becoming a PEACE Project Family Ambassador for the 2022-2023 school year please contact Donna Brodeur.

To learn more about how you can participate as a parent presenter and work with our Family Ambassadors contact: Donna Brodeur at (781)340-6098 or at donna.brodeur@weymouthps.org

· EEC Strategic Action Plan Portal

· EEC COVID-19 Resources, Updates, and Information - updated May 28, 2021

· EEC's Health and Safety Guidance During COVID-19 Recovery for Child Care Providers – Updated May 28, 2021

· EEC Covid-19 Resources

The ASQ (Ages and Stages Questionnaire) is a free developmental screening tool that can identify strengths and catch delays early. Family Access Page. (Click here to access screening)

It is a parent completed questionnaire that is completed online and then reviewed with one of the CFCC staff. If you have any questions or are in need of assistance with completing the screening contact : Donna Brodeur at (781) 340-6098

Email : donna.brodeur@weymouthps.org

Email: maura.perez@weymouthps.org
Website: weymouthcfce.weymouthps.org/home
Location: 70 Pearl Street, Weymouth, MA, USA
Phone: (781) 340-6098
Twitter: @Weymouth_CFCE