News from Project Self-Sufficiency

Sparta attorney, Gwendolyn Olinski, recently visited the Little Sprouts Early Learning Center to read several books to the children as part of the center’s Celebrity Reader program. “It was an honor and privilege to read to the kids at the Little Sprouts Early Learning Center," remarked Olinski. The Little Sprouts Early Learning Center is operated by Project Self-Sufficiency, a local non-profit agency which offers a wide variety of services to families in northwestern New Jersey.   The facility features separate classrooms for each age group, from infancy through preschool.   Fully-qualified teachers are available in each classroom and the child-teacher ratio adheres to or exceeds state standards.   Each classroom has new equipment, as well as learning centers for dramatic play, computers, science, housekeeping, sand and water play, reading, and music.   The center also contains an all-purpose room for active indoor play and parent pre...

Sparta business owner Lorena Sergent recently returned for another visit to the Little Sprouts Early Learning Center to read several books to the children as part of the center’s Celebrity Reader program. “I loved the opportunity to see the great work that Project Self-Sufficiency is doing in our community,” remarked Sergent.   “It was a pleasure to read to the class at Little Sprouts.” The Little Sprouts Early Learning Center is operated by Project Self-Sufficiency, a local non-profit agency which offers a wide variety of services to families in northwestern New Jersey.   The daycare and preschool facility features separate classrooms for each age group, from infancy through preschool.   Fully-qualified teachers are available in each classroom and the child-teacher ratio adheres to or exceeds state standards.   Each classroom has new equipment, as well as learning centers for dramatic play, computers, science, housekeeping, sand and water play,...