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Register Today for Reade Street Prep Enrichment! Winter & Spring Schedule Begins Jan. 2
Our balanced approach teaches developing minds the academic and social skills they need to become leaders. / Sponsored
Our New Kindergarten: Open to Children Turning 5 in 2014
Reade Street Prep is considering launching a 5's Program/Kindergarten for Fall 2014! And we're hosting a town hall on Monday to learn more about what parents want. / Sponsored
Reade Street Prep Preschool Open House on October 16
At Reade Street Prep, our balanced approach teaches developing minds the academic and social skills they need today to become leaders tomorrow. Come visit our new campus at an open house on Wednesday, Oct. 16. / Sponsored
New Kid on the Block: Reade Street Prep
"We wanted it to be open, bright, clean, and contemporary," said Reade Street Prep founder Ilysa Winick. And fun, I'd add—with what might be the cutest kids' restroom stalls ever. Plus: An Exerblast element. / 2 comments
New Kid on the Block: Dance with Miss Rachel
Beloved kids' dance teacher Rachel Cantor is back in Tribeca with her own studio, Dance with Miss Rachel. "It has been amazing to watch kids' eyes light up when they walk in and see it," she says.
Reade Street Prep’s Fall Enrichment Classes Have Begun For Children Six Months – 12 Years. Enroll Now.
Our balanced approach teaches developing minds the academic and social skills they need to become leaders. / Sponsored
Preschool Open House at Reade Street Prep
At Reade Street Prep, our balanced approach teaches developing minds the academic and social skills they need to become leaders. Meet our passionate instructors and learn more about our programs. / Sponsored
Progress Report | August 2013
It can be hard to keep up with everything that’s coming soon (or coming eventually), so here’s a quick rundown. Note: This is a repost of the original; comments on that post can be found by reading the introduction to this one. / 2 comments
Progress Report | August 2013
It can be hard to keep up with everything that’s coming soon (or coming eventually), so here’s a quick rundown. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Woolworth Building Exhibit Extended
Plus: Shinola opening date; 56 Walker on the market as single-family residence; price hike at 56 Leonard penthouse; eXerBlast lives on at Reade Street Prep; Smyth hearing postponed.
Reade Street Prep Expands Preschool Offerings for Fall
Reade Street Prep is excited to announce additional preschool programs in our brand new second campus! Children love to learn—especially young children—and our balanced approach teaches developing minds the academic and social skills they need today to become leaders tomorrow. / Sponsored
Progress Report: April 2013
Here’s a rundown of the restaurants, shops, and more we can expect to open in the next year or so—with many new updates on exactly when they might debut. If you want to be in the know, this is a post worth studying.
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