CLC Virtual Trivia Nights to Include “Name That Tune” Round

Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County (CLC), the second-largest center-based early childhood education nonprofit in Connecticut, is hosting the second of two virtual Trivia Nights on Friday, April 16, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm.

The night will feature rounds of general trivia questions as well as a Name That Tune round.

Online registration for individuals and teams is available online at www.clcfc.org.

Teams collaborate via Zoom in dedicated break-out rooms, and answers are submitted online. The cost is $50 per person per date; $100 per person including delicious “pub snacks” provided by Marcia Selden Catering.

The curated “pub snacks” will include hand-cut potato crisps with creamy onion dip, mini cheeseburger sirloin sliders, BBQ wings with chunky blue cheese dressing, and a jumbo Black/White cookie. Pick-up of the pub snacks will be the day of the Trivia Night at Children’s Learning Centers at the Palmer Hill location on the Greenwich /Stamford border.

“Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County plays a critical role in helping and educating children and their families in our community. We know that children are curious and love music, so a Trivia Night is a natural fit for us to raise awareness as well as funding,” said CLC Chief Executive Officer Marc E. Jaffe. “We are looking forward to these interactive, virtual experiences and encourage entering either as an individual or gather your friends and enter as a team up to eight players.”

CLC is more than an early childhood education center; it is “an economic engine” continuing its mission where together, we will shape a generation through early childhood education. “We enable more parents of young children to work than any other nonprofit in Southwest CT,” explained Jaffe.

In 2020, during eight weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, CLC provided reliable and safe childcare to children of healthcare & frontline workers as part of Project 26. CLC re-opened all eight of its Stamford locations in June, enabling more parents to go back to work. CLC also continues to provide remote learning and support services to children who can’t join in classrooms right away. “The pandemic did not change our resolve and commitment to prepare the next generation for a promising future,” stated Jaffe.

CLC is currently enrolling children six weeks to five years old.

For more information, call 203-967-6960. Families interested in enrolling in the Early Head Start or Head Start program can call, 203-989-0228.

Questions? Contact:
Stefanie Horn
[email protected]
(203) 249-4048
Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County

CLC has been a leader in developing and implementing high-quality and affordable early childhood education and care programs since 1902. All of the nonprofit agency’s eight locations are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) or approved by Federal Head Start.

CLC’s comprehensive curriculum, on-site health services, family service workers, and nutrition program set it apart from other early childhood education providers. CLC has partnered with Yale University Center for Emotional Intelligence to develop social and emotional skills in young children. CLC is currently working with the Nurture Science Program in Pediatrics at Columbia University Irving Medical Center to help families use the healing power of nurture to address and prevent emotional, behavioral, and developmental difficulties.

CLC’s vision is building a just future where every child and family thrives because of early childhood
education

To learn more, please visit www.clcfc.org.