The term "nursery program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a program for young children, typically aged three to five, often run in nurseries, daycare centers, or schools. For example: "The local nursery program offers a range of activities to help young children develop their social skills."
The school's principal, Anne Schaefer, said a nursery program for 3-year-olds would begin in September.
The center offers a variety of services including parenting classes, a prison nursery program and programs for pre-adolescents and teenagers.
"This is one more step toward normal," John Keane, 38, a project manager for an insurance company, said as he picked up his son, Dylan, 3, from the school's nursery program.
The prekindergarten program costs $350 a month for five half days a week; the nursery program is $265 a month for three half days and $190 a month for two half days.
Those sticking it out at St. Bart's say Mr. de Leeuw's initiatives have begun to attract some younger families, bringing the weekly Sunday school and nursery program attendance up to a dozen this year.
Preschool tuitions range, on average, from $850 a year at the Haddonfield United Methodist School charges for classes two mornings a week to $13,780 for the five-day nursery program at the Far Brook School in Short Hills.
The nursery programming, which will include live action series Meees and animation Holi Hana, appears on S4C digital.
He pitched the school at Head Start nursery programs and bodegas in Hispanic areas, and even flagged down prospective parents jogging on the track at McCarren Park.
Prison nursery programs remain rare nationwide, but eight facilities in as many states have opened them amid dramatic growth in the number of incarcerated women.
The Harbor Country School, a private school, has 144 students in kindergarten through the eighth grade, and 78 students in the prekindergarten and nursery programs.
"They said the declaration caused 'children to be denied attendance at nursery programs and schools and has effectively prohibited their movement and denied them the right to congregate and assemble in public places,' " Frances writes.
