Plymouth Schoolhouse celebrates expansion

Following a tour of Plymouth Schoolhouse’s recent expansion, made possible by new public investment in child care from Vermont’s Act 76, event attendees gathered for a group photo. Photo provided

PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Oct. 29, local elected officials, business leaders, and community members gathered for a tour and celebration of the recent expansion of the Plymouth Schoolhouse, the only licensed, year-round child care program in Plymouth.

Through new public investment from Act 76, the Plymouth Schoolhouse was able expand its program into a second classroom, hire additional staff, and create four new infant and toddler spaces for the Windsor County community. Following a tour led by program owner and director Lauren Skaskiw, attendees gathered in the new classroom to hear remarks from Aly Richards, CEO of Let’s Grow Kids, and Gabrielle Bickford, a mother of two children attending the program, who highlighted the importance of having access to quality, affordable child care in Vermont.

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