Kenmoor Early Childhood Center

Good morning families! As we get closer to the end of the year, we want to do a Throw Back Thursday post to highlight a wonderful activity that occurred in April. Our stars did a fabulous job creating items for their classroom museums! We also celebrated the brightest star of our building, our leader, Principal Ezell-Lawson for principal’s day!

Good morning Kenmoor Family!
The registration process has begun, and we have a special treat for you! Today, our wonderful registrar, Ms. LaDonna Smith, will be leading our parent engagement. She will provide you with all of the important information needed in order to get our little ones ready for next school year. Please see the flyer below. Also, there will be a table with everything from our lost and found box. Please let us know if you see something that belongs to your child, and you are unable to attend. Have a great day!

Welcome back Kenmoor Family! We hope that you had a wonderful spring break! Thank you families for supporting our wonderful events and activities. They truly help to boost our morale and school community. For Throwback Tuesday, we want to share pictures from our Women’s History Month Spirit Week. Have a fabulous day!

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Check out our fabulous school counselor! We love you Ms Charla

For the month of February, we had two back to back wonderful spirit weeks! Thank you so much to Mrs. Charla and Ms. Jasmine for leading these wonderful activities.

Reminder: Schools and offices are closed Monday, Feb. 16 for Presidents Day.

When a child’s behavior feels challenging, it’s easy to assume they’re doing it on purpose.
But most of the time, behavior is communication.

Kids act out when they’re tired, hungry, overwhelmed, anxious, missing connection, struggling with a skill, or carrying an unmet need they don’t yet know how to express.

Seeing behavior this way doesn’t mean we allow everything. It means we respond with kindness and curiosity instead of punishment, and support instead of shame.

When we look for the reason beneath the behavior, we help our children feel safer, more understood, and more capable of learning better ways to cope.

That’s where real growth happens. 💛