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Meet the people who direct early childhood education and family support at both campuses.
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At our Meadowlands Campus in Tunbridge, Julia Robinson serves as Early Childhood Education Director. Jennifer Messier directs the Child Advocacy Center and Special Investigations Unit. Andrew Alin works there as Case Manager and Family Advocate. Staff in these roles support children and families through early education and advocacy services. You can call to ask which programs operate at this campus and how to reach each director.
Kierstan McConnell – Early Childhood Education (ECE) Director
Orange County Parent Child Center is one of fifteen Vermont Parent Child Centers. It serves 15 Central Vermont towns: Bethel, Bradford, Brookfield, Chelsea, Corinth, Fairlee, Newbury, Randolph, Rochester, Stockbridge, Thetford, Topsham, Tunbridge, Vershire, and West Fairlee. The center is licensed for 59 children, from 6 weeks to 5 years old, with a nature-focused program.
The Meadowlands Campus is at 693 VT-110 in Tunbridge, phone 802-685-2264. The Woodlands Campus is at 1538 VT-66 in Randolph, phone 802-729-2446. Call either campus to ask about hours, tuition, and state tuition subsidy. If you would like your photo removed from this website, please contact us.
In a licensed early childhood room, children move between free play, meals, rest, and outdoor time. Teachers kneel to a child's eye level, name feelings, and help with buttons, cups, and words. A director handles schedules, staffing, and family questions behind the scenes. Ask your center who your main contact is each day.
A steady team matters at home. When the same adults greet a child each morning, drop-offs get shorter. Children carry songs, new words, and small skills back to the kitchen table. When a teacher knows your child's favorite book or nap habit, the day runs smoother. That is what a settled room feels like.
