10/02/2026
Parents are co-creators of their children's future
The history of the Tenafly station is a prime example of true teamwork. In 1872, when the railway company did not have the full budget to build the station, philanthropist George Hailer covered a third of the cost, and local residents split the remaining expenses fifty-fifty with the company, constructing the building through joint efforts.
In education, the exact same principle operates. When parents stop being mere observers in the hallway and become part of the laboratory's shared community, it creates an entirely different level of energy, engagement, and children's victories.
This is why from October 5 to 10, we are opening our laboratory doors for Parent's Week in Tenafly and Fort Lee. Choose a convenient day and come to Parent's Week to see how your children code, create projects, and win alongside us.
And for parents of our VEX teams, an important separate gathering will take place: on Thursday, October 8, we will hold the VEX Parents' Meeting, where we will thoroughly review all rules and logistics for the new season.
We look forward to seeing you at THE R CHILD!
