Oviatt Elementary School is a public school that provides academic education to students in prekindergarten through grade three. The school provides basic education in English, art, math, language arts, science and social studies. It also provides physical and special education. It emphasizes on active learning, reading, logical thinking, problem solving, creative writing and communication skills. Additionally, the school organizes various extracurricular activities, such as dance and instrumental music, and offers speech and music therapies. Oviatt Elementary School has a library that provides a large collection of curriculum books and access to the Internet. The school also offers academic counseling and technology education. Oviatt Elementary School operates a parental advisory committee that helps in developing communication between students, teachers and parents, and emphasizes on math, science and reading skills. The school, located in Norwalk, Iowa, enrolls more than 500 students. It is a part of the Norwalk Community School District.
Kiddie Academy of Urbandale, an educational daycare in Urbandale, offers age-specific child care programs. Our flexible, standard-based curriculum encourages children to progress in school and in life. We pride ourselves in providing a daycare that focuses on developing positive character traits for kids, while providing a nurturing learning environment. Our programs can range from infant and toddler to kindergarten and school age. Read our child care reviews, take a virtual tour and learn more about Kiddie Academy to find the best "daycare near me" for you and your child.
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Set on Southwest Walnut Street, Ankeny First United Methodist Church is home to a close-knit congregation. This spacious church offers Christian education, music and fitness classes for members of all ages. They also lead and support several missions and programs like supporting shelter homes, blood donation drives, food donation and more.
Ashworth Road Baptist Church describes itself as a mission church and organizes projects that transcend the usual outreach programs of most other churches. Under the patronage of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, it engages in various development programs in Iowa that deal with poverty, malnutrition, environmental preservation and rehabilitation of the homeless. It also encourages community involvement through volunteering and donations. The Sunday service welcomes one and all, from the most ardent believer to the atheist. On Wednesdays, it organizes activities for the entire family, with educational games for children and prayer meetings for adults. Members can also download podcasts of the weekly sermons from the iTunes store.
