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A morning of play-based discovery unfolded as Coastal Connections, a nonprofit dedicated to sea turtle conservation, visited students at Childcare Resources of Indian River. “Seeing the enthusiasm of students while they learn something new is impactful,” said Childcare Resources Executive Director Shannon McGuire Bowman. “Collaborations like this bring learning to life and create lasting impressions that support both education and a deeper appreciation for our environment.”

“Week of the Young Child is a meaningful reminder of how powerful early learning experiences can be,” said Shannon McGuire Bowman, Executive Director of Childcare Resources. “Our NAEYC accreditation reflects the level of care and intentional teaching happening every day, and this week is a chance to celebrate that alongside our families, volunteers, and educators.”

“This is an opportunity for our community to see the real impact of their support,” said Shannon McGuire Bowman, Executive Director of Childcare Resources. “It allows us to reflect on what we’ve accomplished together and share how those investments are directly strengthening outcomes for children and families in our community.”

“This program has made a big difference for my son,” said program parent Yulisa. “I’ve seen how much he’s grown, and I know he’s truly ready for kindergarten. It means everything to know he’s ready for this next step.”

Childcare Resources of Indian River was thrilled to welcome Sophie Bentham-Wood, Executive Director of Global Marketing at Triton Submarines, for a special visit with students in the Chrysanthemums classroom.

“Our teachers are the foundation of everything we do,” says Shannon McGuire Bowman, Executive Director of Childcare Resources. “Their remarkable hard work and dedication show in every lesson taught, every moment of care, and ultimately in the success of each child who walks through our doors.”

Childcare Resources joined thousands of early childhood programs nationwide to celebrate Week of the Young Child, a national initiative by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

Indian River County families can now apply for the 2025-2026 school year at Childcare Resources.

For nearly six years, Childcare Resources of Indian River has been proud to collaborate with Shining Light Garden, a local nonprofit.

The Childcare Resources School recently held a graduation ceremony for the 2024 class of program students.

“I explored new strategies that help support high-quality interactions in my VPK classroom. "

“Week of the Young Child was such a great experience for our school to come together as a school family and celebrate early education,”

Throughout the evening, parents and students explored different classrooms, participating in collaborative project stations.

First launched in 1985, NAEYC accreditation is a widely-recognized indicator of a high-quality early learning program.

Childcare Resources is currently accepting applications for enrollment of three- and four-year-old children for the 2023-2024 school year.

“Tonight is about celebrating the successes of the past year, but also about looking forward,” said Jennifer Peshke.

Week of the Young Child recognizes that a child’s earliest years build a foundation for later successes.

Childcare Resources is currently accepting applications for enrollment of children six weeks to five years for the 2023-2024 school year.

Childcare Resources is hosting monthly meetings for parents and caregivers who want to learn more about Conscious Discipline implementation.

The Childcare Resources School recently celebrated the graduating class of 2022 with a celebration on the front lawn of the school.