May 30—THE Toledo Museum of Art Ambassadors Day Trip Committee hosted its first event of the year after a long pandemic nap: a Stay Trip, a perfect gathering for people not quite ready to travel. The two-hour Easels and Aperitifs "trip" on May 20 in the Glass Pavilion included an interactive art experience led by local artist Julie Draeger, music by the Toledo Symphony Jazz trio, and .
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Navigating the NYC preschool landscape takes strategy, luck, and often the right connections.
Insider compiled eight professionals based on recommendations and referrals from industry experts.
They have the expertise and strong ties with admissions directors to help your kid get accepted.
The private-preschool scene in New York City is not for the faint of heart. It takes tenacity, gumption, luck, and often the right connections for families to land a spot on an elite school s short list for admissions.
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The private preschool landscape in New York City is arguably the most competitive in the nation.
Education consultants Wendy Levey and Cindy Chanin selected the 12 most prestigious in the city.
Picks include West Side Montessori School, First Presbyterian Church School, and St. Ann s School.
New York City has arguably one of the most competitive landscapes for private preschools in the nation. Manhattan-based educational consultant Wendy Levey told Insider that a lot of this has to do with what comes after preschool: In order to get into private school kindergarten in NYC, childre