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Click the image for a printable copy of the flyer to take with you. 
On Thursday, April 10, bring this flyer to the California Pizza Kitchen at Legacy Village and 20 percent of your check – for dine-in, take-out or catering – will be donated to support ongoing programming at Hanna Perkins.
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SHAKER HEIGHTS – The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development has announced Zachary and Deborah Paris as the first recipients of its Hadden Award. It will honor the husband and wife at the “Spotlight On Our Stars” benefit on April 5.
Zachary Paris is a partner at Jones Day specializing in real estate law ...
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Bob Rosenbaum, communications manager
brosenbaum@hannaperkins.org
216-401-9342
Oct. 28, 2013
SHAKER HEIGHTS — The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development has announced two additions to its staff.
Pam Millar has been named Associate Director of Community Engagement and School Programs. In that role, she will be responsible for the non-profit organization’s education and outreach programming for early childhood professionals, and services to families with young children. ...
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The playroom at Hanna Perkins’ Reinberger Parent/Child Resource Center will be closed Friday, Oct. 18, 2013 for some scheduled building maintenance. We apologize for any disappointment, and will look forwarding to seeing you the following week, when regular hours resume.
For schedules and other information about the Reinberger Parent/Child Resource Center, click here.
Photo courtesy of David Castillo Dominic/FreeDigitalPhotos.net
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Hanna Perkins School has welcomed Caitlin Blaine as a new kindergarten teacher. She received her training at Ursuline College and has had previous experience teaching in pre-k, kindergarten, and elementary classrooms.
She said she feels privileged to have the opportunity to work at Hanna Perkins, and School Director Barbara Streeter said members of the staff are equally pleased to ...
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Hanna Perkins is participating in the 2013 Good News Giving Program, in which The Plain Dealer, cleveland.com and Sun News will donate advertising space to 50 health and human service organizations in the Northeast Ohio area. Organizations that provide essential services to those in critical need right here in our community will be chosen by ballots cast by people like you through Sept. 18.
Please help Hanna Perkins and the families we serve by copying the bold-face text [Hanna Perkins Center ...
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It is with sadness that we note the passing of John H. Kennell, M.D. He was professor emeritus of pediatrics at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital in Cleveland.
As a doctor and educator, he had immeasurable influence on an untold number of children, parents, families, medical students, therapists and physicians. He helped revolutionize the way families – and ...
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This great group of employees from Bank of America volunteered on Tuesday, Aug. 13 to help spread a large pile of mulch on our two playgrounds and throughout our garden area – which comprises a butterfly garden, teaching garden and community garden.
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information:
Bob Rosenbaum, communications manager
216-401-9342
August 7, 2013
SHAKER HEIGHTS – The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development, a 501(c3) non-profit organization, has announced professional programming offerings this fall that support the work of day care providers, social workers, teachers and caregivers for young children. All of the programs are certified to provide continuing education units.
The programs include:
Recognition and Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect: This course is mandated by the state ...
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For the first time, the Reinberger Parent/Child Resource Center at Hanna Perkins is offering summertime hours for Drop-In Play.
During drop-in play, adults participate with their children in dramatic play, puzzles, a collection of toys and books, as well as hands-on activities including science, gardening, snacks and arts-and-craft projects. Selected sessions also include story time.
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