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Spring Performance at ICDC
Parents and staff celebrated our Transition to Kindergarten class at their Spring Performance, Oh The Places You’ll Go! They graduated from ICDC and are heading to Kindergarten in the fall.
Go Texan Day Rodeo Parade
Interfaith Child Development Center (ICDC) celebrated Go Texan Day with three and four year old classes participating in a rodeo parade for all programs. For more information on ICDC, call 281.292.3617.
School Age Programs
We have a few spots left for this school year! Call us today to learn more at 281-292-3617.
Interfaith Child Development Center (ICDC) provides care for students in Kindergarten through fourth grade through our School Age Program. We provide transportation from some of the Woodlands area public schools including Creekside. The children are provided a home-away-from-home atmosphere while at ICDC.
At ICDC, children engage in diverse activities, including arts and crafts, cooking games and wonderful social interaction with friends and peers. Also offered are opportunities to experience activities such as field trips.
At ICDC, children engage in diverse activities, including arts and crafts, cooking games and wonderful social interaction with friends and peers. Also offered are opportunities to experience activities such as field trips.
ICDC Celebrates 44 Years of Learning
This fall, Interfaith Child Development Center celebrated their 44th anniversary. Established in 1976, Interfaith Child Development Center is a state licensed school that serves children 18 months through Transition. Our school age program provides care for students in Kindergarten through fourth grade.
“The mission is still the same as it was forty-four years ago, to inspire children to grow, discover, and develop a love of learning,” said Missy Herndon, President and CEO of Interfaith of The Woodlands.
Interfaith Child Development Center is located at 5630 Rush Haven Drive in The Woodlands. Devoted entirely to the development of children, the building has three wings with large well-equipped classrooms and a multi-purpose room. Special enrichment features of the school include five separate age-appropriate playgrounds, a wonderful children’s library, and a hands-on science lab. Extra-curricular activities such as music, creative movement and Spanish are also offered.
For more information about Interfaith Child Development Center, please visit www.interfaithkids.org or call 281-292-3617.
Spring at ICDC
ICDC’s Transition to Kindergarten class welcomed spring with a visit to Wendtwoods Park. The children enjoyed reading Spring stories, going on a scavenger hunt, playing team building games, blowing bubbles and flying kites. The visit ended with a teddy bear picnic lunch. For more information on ICDC’s programs and curriculum click here.
Heart & Soul – Teacher In Service
Teachers enjoyed two days of their own Back to School as they attended their annual in-service training. This year’s theme, Heart and Soul, featured uplifting lessons on the impact teachers have on the lives of students well beyond their years together. Interfaith President and CEO Missy Herndon welcomed the teachers and invited them to Get on the Bus this year with Interfaith’s newest Energy Bus series.
ICDC Director, Martha Klie was proud to show off the newest updates to the school and exciting upcoming goals for this newest school year!
Interfaith Child Development Center opened its doors in 1976 and we are all looking forward to a wonderful 42nd year!
ICDC Goes International
What a wonderful week to travel with our families and learn so much about their family traditions and culture. Thank you to all the families and students who participated and shared all about their traditions!
Veggie Village Field Trip
The children in the 4 & 5 year-old classes enjoyed a trip to Interfaith’s Veggie Village located at Wendtwood in Creekside. Ms. Sarah, the Interfaith Garden Coordinator, read stories and explained all about the community garden maintained by volunteers. Children were able to taste plants straight out of the garden! We love this example of how ICDC takes learning outside of the classroom with the hands-on integration of learning.
Ms. Sarah reads a gardening book to children
Children were given a chance to pick and eat different veggies from the garden
