Teens in Preschool? It's Part of Career Preparation for St. Charles North Education Students
Byline: Rachel Baruch Yackley
"Blocks, blocks, blocks," said one child, as she marched over to the stack against a wall.
Sheltered by a ceiling filled with a myriad of dangling artwork, several preschool children gather each week to learn and play at the Star Kids Teaching and Learning Center.
Though this preschool has the same goals for their young charges as many in the area, Star Kids greatly differs from other programs. Housed inside St. Charles North High School, this is a program that benefits both high school students and preschoolers.
"It's part of the second-semester child development curriculum," said family and consumer science teacher Colleen Fasbender, who teaches these …
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Article title: Teens in Preschool? It's Part of Career Preparation for St. Charles North Education Students.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL).
Publication date: April 11, 2001.
Page number: 1.
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