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6 | november 2, 2017 | 22nd century media education Guide 22ndCenturyMedia.com : SAINT JUDE SCHOOL learning and living our faith 2, 3 & 4 YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN - 8TH GRADE EXPANDING MINDS BUILDING FAITH ENRICHING LIVES PRESCHOOL TAUGHT BY CARING & CERTIFIED TEACHERS 16 STUDENT AVERAGE CLASS SIZE ABOVE NATIONAL AVERAGE TEST SCORES All subjects and grade levels IPAD USE IN PRESCHOOL SMART ® BOARD TECHNOLOGY K - 8TH GRADES 1:1 STUDENT TO LAPTOP RATIO DAILY INTEGRATED RELIGION CURRICULUM, SACRAMENT PREPARATION & WEEKLY MASS STUDENT PRAYER FAMILIES Multi-age social and faith filled interaction HELPING HANDS SERVICE CLUB 5TH - 8TH GRADES 4TH - 8TH GRADES AFFORDABLE BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL CARE Ensures every student receives personal attention ENRICHMENT OFFERINGS STUDENT COUNCIL CHESS DRAMA CROCHET BAND PIANO GUITAR LESSONS STEM EDUCATION Science • Technology • Engineering • Mathematics 80% OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS PLAY VOLLEYBALL OR BASKETBALL WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/STJUDENEWLENOX WWW.STJUDES.ORG • CALL 815.485.2549 FOR INFORMATION The path toward independence Parents have a lot of important responsibilities in life. One of which is the tremendous task of preparing their children to handle life so they can deal with anything that comes along. In order to trust in their own abilities, children need to weigh choices, make their own decisions and take action to meet their own needs. The first tip to make your child selfreliant is to start building it when he or she is still young. Parents can foster selfreliance by finding tasks appropriate for children that are new and challenging. For toddlers, try starting with potty training, drinking and pouring, and even putting on coats and shoes. As they reach their preschool years, you can offer more challenging tasks, such as bathing, picking out clothes and getting dressed. You can also provide opportunities for problem solving and making. Puzzles and memory games are a great place to start for any age group. Let your children do as much for themselves as possible. Resist the urge to swoop in and help if you see them struggle a bit. It’s all a part of the learning process! No matter what, encourage safe risktaking and reassure children you are there to support them. Kiddie Academy of Frankfort is committed to fostering independence in each child that walks through our doors, to prepare them for school and beyond. Submitted by Kiddie Academy of Frankfort, 9473 W. St. Francis Road in Frankfort. For more information, call (815) 277-2506 or visit www.kiddieacademy.com. Register Now! New Fall/Winter Sessions forming now! 19220 Ridge Dr., Mokena, IL 60448 708-479-6969 www.gymkinetics.com $10 OFF NewStudent Registration With This Coupon. Not Valid With Any Other Offer Or Prior Registration.Some Restrictions Apply. Call For Details.Coupon Expires //17. Ninja Zone is now here! Come &joint theawesomeness With This Coupon. Not Valid With Any Other Offer Or Prior Registration.Some Restrictions Apply. Call For Details.Coupon Expires /17. $8 OFF $8 OFF ReturningStudent Registration With This Coupon. Not Valid With Any Other Offer Or Prior Registration.Some Restrictions Apply. Call For Details.Coupon Expires /17. 22-EG-GYMKIN-110217
22ndCenturyMedia.com education Guide 22nd century media | november 2, 2017 | 7 Gym-Kinetics expansion is underway Gym-Kinetics Gymnastic School, located at 19220 Ridge Road in Mokena, has started its 7,000 squarefoot expansion. Owners Jim and Wendy Fredrickson started Gym-Kinetics 32 years ago in Glenwood before moving to Mokena in 1993 on 191st Street. Starting with 5,000 square feet, Gym-Kinetics quickly needed to expand to accommodate its growing business. After two expansion projects, the gym grew to 12,000 square feet and more than 1,000 students per week. There was no more room to grow where they were, and the parking became an issue, so Jim and Wendy moved the gym down the street to their current location in January of 2000. Still running more than 1,000 recreational students and almost 200 competitive gymnasts, Gym-Kinetics added the very popular Ninja Zone program, which added another 150 students to an already busy facility. Recognizing the need for more space, Jim decided to look into the expansion of the facility. We need more gym space, we need more parking, but Jim heard from friends in the gymnastics business around the state of the nightmares they had to deal with their expansions — problems with their Villages, contractors’ permits, rules and regulations, just to name a few. With that being said, Jim and Wendy were very apprehensive about going through the painstaking process of expanding. When Jim looked into the process, he said that Kim Yockey and Alan Zordan from the Village of Mokena made him feel comfortable about how the Village would support the project. Then, Jim had a meeting with Mayor Frank Fleischer, which made them feel even better about the expansion. “I couldn’t have been happier with all of the support we received from Mayor Fleischer, all of the Village trustees, and Kim and Alan’s help in the process,” Jim said. “This couldn’t have went any smoother; that says a lot about our Village and how they want to help the businesses in Mokena.” LFP Development is the contractor, which has met all expectations and has keep the promised timelines as scheduled. The new parking lot is finished, and the addition to the building is underway. If the weather cooperates, the new space should be done sometime in late November. Gym-Kinetics offers classes for children just walking up through high school age for both girls and boys. The new addition will have dedicated space for the quickly growing Ninja Zone program, along with reorganizing the pre-school space and the boys gymnastics area, which will make all of the programs more comfortable. Gym-Kinetics will also be renting space to local cheer teams. Submitted by Gym-Kinetics, 19220 Ridge Drive in Mokena. For more information, call (708) 479-6969 or visit www.gymkinetics.com. Celebrating 20 years of academic excellence in a Catholic community Noonan Elementary Academy is a private, independent school with a classical, Catholic curriculum. Faith formation was the inspiration for, and continues to be, the purpose of the school. Founded in 1995 by Roberta and Joseph Noonan, the academy has grown from a few dozen families to nearly 400 students enrolled in preschool through eighth grade. “As the founder of Noonan Academy, I found it my vocation to help guide children spiritually and provide the best educational experience,” said Dr. Roberta “Bobbie” Noonan. “It is here, in this school, where students will develop a foundation needed to lead a successful and fulfilling life. It is a privilege to open the minds and hearts of children to the love of Christ. And I am proud to say Noonan Academy offers students both a superior education and the support of a warm Catholic community.” The academy, located in Mokena, recognizes that each child is unique. The school is committed to providing each student with an individualized plan for educational success and the structure for development of the complete person — mind, Please see noonan, 10 The Only Catholic Preschool in Frankfort! We prepare your child for Kindergarten! Offering New Programs Two-rrific Twos | 2 1/2 yr olds Preppy Preschool | 3 yr olds Kinderbridge | 4 yr olds Free Developmental Screening Upon Enrollement Experienced Degreed Teachers Small Class Sizes with teacher aide, 1-7 ratio Full 3 hour classes Follows Joliet Diocese & Illinois Early Childhood Standards 7659 W. Sauk Trail • Frankfort, IL 60423 (815) 469-5417 www.stanthonyfrankfort.com preschool@stanthonyfrankfort.com 22-110217EGSTANTHONY 22-EG-TWOHEARTS-110217 10 % OFF your first purchase
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