Register for Community Workshops |
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Find classes in STEM, art, movement, and music on Saturdays and select weekdays. Something for all ages. |
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If you need assistance navigating our online registration process or would like to request financial assistance for our Community Programs, please contact Jacqueline Gravina-Wohlleb at jacqueline@projectmost.org |
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Join us for Early Learning Lab 2021-22 |
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For children ages 2.5 - 4, Early Learning Lab is a play-centered program that promotes cognitive, language, physical, social, and emotional development through a range of arts, literacy, and S.T.E.M. activities.
Our Reggio Emilia-inspired program is designed to be student-centered, with learning through indoor and outdoor play. Arts & crafts, building, and STEM activities, reading/storytelling/writing, open-ended imaginative play, singing, and games! Class size limited to 10-12 students, with at least two teachers. Early Learning Lab takes place at our Community Learning Center at the Neighborhood House (92 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton). The first day of school will be Monday, Sept. 13.
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If you need assistance navigating our registration process or would like to request financial assistance for Early Learning Lab, please contact Jacqueline Gravina-Wohlleb at jacqueline@projectmost.org |
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Register your child for After School 2021-22 |
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Project MOST After School |
Our SACC-licensed weekday after school program is available for students in pre-Kindergarten through Grade 8 from Monday through Friday, 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at John M. Marshall Elementary School and Springs School throughout the school year.
S.T.E.M., Arts & Culture, and Health & Wellness programs are offered throughout the year to all students as part of our Project MOST After School curriculum.
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Please fill out an individual registration form for each child you would like to enroll. |
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If you need assistance navigating our registration process or would like to request financial assistance for Project MOST After School, please contact Martha Stotzky at martha@projectmost.org |
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Enrichment activities help build human and cultural capital and develop and define children's interests and skills. |
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According to a 2017 study by Jennifer McCombs, a senior policy researcher and director of the Behavioral and Policy Sciences Department at the RAND Corporation, Anamarie Auger Whitaker, a policy researcher, and Paul Youngmin Yoo, a policy analyst, "Enrichment activities help build human and cultural capital and develop and define children’s interests and skills." Join us this summer for our community workshops in STEM, the arts, movement, gardening and cooking, and more––something for all ages, including early learners. Please consider making a donation to support our efforts in supporting the community.
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Project MOST provides enriching academic and elective opportunities across a range of subjects at a subsidized cost. This includes a New York State SACC-licensed after school program, a nine-week summer learning program, plus year-round evening and weekend workshops and academic assistance in the areas of Arts & Culture, S.T.E.M., and Health & Wellness. We provide financial aid as needed so that no child is left out of our programs due to finances. Your donation helps us continue to turn non-school hours into learning hours, encouraging natural curiosity and the joy of knowledge for the youngest members of our community. |
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Project MOST is a 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible. |
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Project MOST Inc.
P.O. Box 1486
East Hampton, NY 11937
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Thank you to our Media Sponsor,
Dime Community Bank
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Board of Directors
John McGovern, President
Debbie Allen, Treasurer
Michael Cinque
Joanna Froschl
Michael Guinan
Dominick Stanzione
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Staff
Rebecca Morgan Taylor, Executive Director
Martha Stotzky, Education Director
Jacqueline Gravina-Wohlleb, Community Program Coordinator
Dakota Arkin Cafourek, Gift Officer & Communications
Melissa Anderson, JMMES Site Supervisor
Malany Perez, Springs Site Supervisor
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