Fuquay-Varina, NC- The families and staff at Gingerbread LittleVersity, a family-owned childcare facility, have announced that they will be holding a Parent Appreciation Week from February 11 through February 15. Each day of the week, the parents will be served a delicious breakfast and participate in various activities including raffle drawings. To recognize and thank the parents, a gift of appreciation will be given to each parent by the staff in the afternoon. Furthermore, the children will be creating various Valentine art projects to give to their parents. The Parent Appreciation Week will be held at all three of the Gingerbread LittleVersity locations.
"At Gingerbread LittleVersity, we feel it's important to take the time to recognize and show gratitude to the parents for entrusting us with their children," said Kelli Ketner, owner of Gingerbread LittleVersity. "This week provides an opportunity for the children to present their parents with unique gifts of appreciation. It also gives us a chance to say thanks' to the parents for being a part of the Gingerbread family."
For more information about Gingerbread LittleVersity's Parent Appreciation Week, contact Kelli Ketner at 919-522-GRAD (4723) or visit www.fuquaychildcare.com
About Gingerbread LittleVersity:
Gingerbread LittleVersity is a child-care facility located in the historic town of Fuquay-Varina, where they attend to children from infancy to 12 years of age. With credentialed teachers and over 28 years of experience, Gingerbread LittleVersity is a top-notch care center, offering reading programs, tutoring, computer training, track-out programs and swimming lessons for all students. For more information about Gingerbread LittleVersity, please call 919-552-GRAD (4723).
Contact Information:
contact:
Kelli Ketner
company: Gingerbread LittleVersity
phone:
919-880-1428
email: kketner@fuquaychildcare.com
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