Broadway

Permanently Closed Due to a fire. See our post here

We moved to a new location: 166 Prospect Street, Cambridge, MA 02139

Due to the recent fire at our site, we moved to our Central Square Location.

At our Broadway Center we provide an exceptional environment for children to develop socially and intellectually in a program designed to address the emotional, physical, and cognitive needs of each child. We believe in providing a level of education and care that is locally unrivaled and nurturing.

As a small center with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, our kind and loving teachers know all of the children – not just the ones in their class.

The Broadway Center (recently renovated) at 366B/370 Broadway has one infant nursery, two toddler rooms, and the preschool classroom at the corner of Broadway and Lee Street.

Our teachers love to hold and cuddle our infant students. Independence is encouraged in the toddler and toddler/preschool groups, but a hug and help to calm oneself is always available.

With our emergent curriculum, our classroom design fosters your young child’s emerging independence and desire for exploration. The environments are designed to promote your child’s growth in all areas of development with practical life, sensorial, language, and cultural experiences.

The site is within walking distance of Central, Kendall, and Inman Square and is accessible by the 68 bus line. Around the corner is the intimate Wilder Play Area, and the newly-redesigned Sennott Park and Greene-Rose Heritage Park are a 5-10 minute walk down the street. The main branch of the Cambridge Public library is a healthy 15 minute walk down the street.

Brooke Dehais, Center Director

Wilgens Metelus, Program Specialist

My name is Wilgens Metelus, and I’m from Haiti. As the oldest son, I moved to the United States at the age of 13. I attended school in Cambridge, MA, and later pursued art school. Although I didn’t graduate, I’m actively seeking ways to enhance my education, such as taking online courses to advance my career.

I chose this profession because I wanted to better understand parenting, and my experiences have shaped my approach. I love this work so much that I turned it into a career. I am passionate about my job and enjoy watching the children grow into their unique personalities.

In my free time, I enjoy playing soccer, watching action and comedy movies or shows, and spending quality time with my kids.

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Broadway

The Power of Love: Introducing Musical Instruments to Young Minds

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JAMI RRDC is an Emergent curriculum based music school and culturally immersive care program in Cambridge, MA. We understand the great significance of your child’s first educational experiences and treat every student with kindness, empathy, and respect.

Broadway

Permanently Closed Due to a fire. See our post here

Brooke Dehais, Center Director

Wilgens Metelus, Program Specialist

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Our Latest Blogs

The Power of Love: Introducing Musical Instruments to Young Minds

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