We began in 1978 with a pilot program of 12 children in one classroom at a church facility. Today we enjoy over 16,000 square feet of Fun. Harmony School was built in 1931 and functioned as a grammar school for many years, then sat empty until we had the opportunity to make it our own. With 6 classrooms, music room, full-sized gym, and playground, we create new ways each year to experience the joys of learning, playing, and challenging preschoolers. At Harmony School we know that this will be your child's introduction to school. We want it to be a positive start that generates an eagerness for learning and confidence in social interactions. Our qualified staff demonstrates a sincere love for children and a committed desire to teach. Each child is considered special and unique. What makes us unique? We are not a day care facility. We are a school, so our emphasis is to focus on the whole child while challenging individual growth. There are 2 scheduled parent/teacher conferences to discuss the observed readiness and development of each child, offering direction and encouragement to parents. Experience. We have the very unusual advantage of creating a team that has worked together for many years to refine a curriculum that brings the best and most creative ideas to each classroom.
Turning Point, founded in 1967 and located in Fort Collins, Colo., offers a range of services to youth and their families in northern Colorado, southern Wyoming and nearby communities. Its services include substance abuse treatment and education, residential and transitional services, state approved education programs and aftercare to youth and their families. Turning Point provides individual, family and group therapy, psychological care and evaluation, medication management, on-site education program, and service learning education program. Additionally, it offers drug and alcohol treatment, music and art services and therapeutic recreation .The majority of Turning Point youth are referred by the Departments of Human Services and Youth Corrections. The nonprofit agency provides treatment in a structured and therapeutic environment, and has the capacity to serve nearly 120 youth and their families each day.
