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FIRST 5 Santa Clara County is proud to serve the young children and families of our county as a funder, a resource, and an advocate.
FIRST 5 Santa Clara County is proud to serve the young children and families of our county as a funder, a resource, and an advocate.
Local families and students enjoyed an afternoon at Chandler Tripp Elementary School’s Family Carnival, presented by the Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) on Friday, June 7. This annual event is open to Early Start and preschool families at Chandler Tripp and other local preschools. Young children and their families enjoyed a variety of activities including painting, bubbles, dancing, and pony rides. Close to 20 local agencies, including FIRST 5, Parents Helping Parents, the San Jose Public Library, provided tools and information to local families.
Local families and students enjoyed an afternoon at Chandler Tripp Elementary School’s Family Carnival, presented by the Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) on Friday, June 7. This annual event is open to Early Start and preschool families at Chandler Tripp and other local preschools. Young children and their families enjoyed a variety of activities including painting, bubbles, dancing, and pony rides. Close to 20 local agencies, including FIRST 5, Parents Helping Parents, the San Jose Public Library, provided tools and information to local families.
On Tuesday, April 30, First 5 commissions from across the state attended Advocacy Day at California’s state capitol in Sacramento. FIRST 5 Santa Clara County staff spent the day visiting local state officials. In between the meetings with lawmakers, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom read a bilingual book to children and families on the lawn of the State Capitol. Siebel Newsom also received the “Champions for Children” Award for her work supporting early childhood education and development.
Nothing beats the slight tang and softness of a ciabatta. Here’s my recipe. Simply dip in some olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Nothing beats the slight tang and softness of a ciabatta. Here’s my recipe. Simply dip in some olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
When it comes to choosing decorative pieces, you want to stick to a maximum of three colors. Then it’s all about placement.
If you have beautiful dishware and cookware, show them off with minimalist shelving. They’ll also be easier to access!
Discover how to make the most of your loft space by creating a second floor that doesn’t make you feel like a giant.
Painting a bedroom dark blue is an austere choice, but balancing it with white and gold can give it an unorthodox serenity.
The open kitchen can do a lot to make a narrow space feel wider. Here’s some tips and furniture suggestions to make it even more spacious.
For the “no shoes” households: give your foyer a lush look with potted trees and antique wooden chairs.
Sometimes you want a living room that can double as a guest room. The daybed is a great couch solution that’s easy to convert.
