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Mountain Top School for Young
Children, the premier Jewish
early childhood center in Somer-
set County, is pleased to intro-
duce a new program this Sep-
tember called Morning Break.
Morning Break, which is open
to the entire community, is a
drop-off playgroup that offers
structured care for up to two-
hour sessions at a reasonable
cost. It is located in the Moun-
tain Top School for Young Chil-
dren facility at Temple Har
Shalom in Warren. Sessions are
available Monday through Fri-
day from 9 a.m. to Noon, start-
ing September 10, 2012.
“Morning Break offers a child
care solution for parents who are
juggling the unique joys and
challenges of being a Mom, Dad
or caregiver,” said Kathy Sang,
director. “Parents will now have
the luxury of running errands or
attending appointments – with-
out the stress of trying to find a
babysitter.”
Interested parents can call
Mountain Top School to make a
reservation for their child in
advance or simply walk in when
the service is needed. Parents will
feel comfort in knowing their
children are in a safe, stimulating
and nurturing environment.
Children will benefit from the
social interaction with other chil-
dren while enjoying structured
playtime. Interested parents can
call Kathy Sang, at 732-748-
9800 for more information or to
schedule a personal tour.
Mountain Top School for Young Chil-
dren at Temple Har Shalom offers a
stimulating, academic program in a nur-
turing environment. Children who
attend Mountain Top are exposed to a
wide variety of age-appropriate daily
learning activities that are designed to
meet their emotional, social, intellectu-
al, and physical needs. Mountain Top’s
innovative programming focuses on
building early literacy and mathematics
skills while encouraging socialization
and independence. The curriculum also
includes movement, music, cooking,
and arts and crafts programs, as well as
optional enrichment classes and an after
school Fun Club. Additionally, the
school offers Mommy and Me pro-
grams, before and after school care, and
summer camp. Mountain Top is
licensed by the State of New Jersey
Department of Human Services.
of Warren, NJ
Temple Har Shalom is an open and
progressive Reform Jewish community
that welcomes those of any race, reli-
gion, creed, gender and sexual orienta-
tion through our doors to share in the
warmth of our services and other pro-
gramming. We offer an expansive
schedule of religious services through-
out the year designed to meet the spir-
itual needs of our diverse congregation.
The Temple Har Shalom congregation
is led by Rabbi Randi Musnitsky and
Cantor Anna Berman.
Mountain Top School for Young Children Offers Child Care Help for Local Parents
MORNING BREAK, A DROP-OFF PLAYGROUP AT
MOUNTAIN TOP SCHOOL, OPENS THIS SEPTEMBER
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