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A Friends School, i For Young C hildrenWilli learning DisabilitiesAges 5-91111 MAUN 110 Schermerhorn St.\\K D O W ) 1 1 (corn. Boerum Pi.)Cl \\ ITR 1 OR Brooklyn, NY 112011 i \\ R N 1 \\ 11 Call 625-3939SAINT ANGELA HALL ACADEMYAnnounces anOPEN HOUSESUNDAY, NOV. 9, 19862-5 PMandWednesday, Nov. 19. 19869-10:30 AMsm all g ro u p in stru ctio n c o m p u te r applications fin e arts and hum anities p riva te m usic lessons fo re ig n language d ra m a /c h o ra ls290 Washington AsenueBrooklyn, New York 11205718-622-6919F1 .wA\\nnuulmanmPI%u00a7%u2022 fu ll day kindergarten* a fte r school program %u2019 special ju n io r highp rogram w ith o p p o rtu n itie s fo r p a rtia l scholarship and a d %u00advanced placem entTO TS ON TH E M O VEPre-nursery programs for children six months to 2Va years old, with parent or caregiver.POST PARTUM EXERCISESWe are also inviting inquiries for our nursery and kindergarten programs for children 2 yrs., 5 mos. - 5V2 yrs. of age.For inform ation and registration for allearly childhood program s pleasephone (718) 499-6208.C h ild re n o f all fa ith s and e th n ic b a c k g ro u n d s w e lco m eS P E C IA LD O W N T O W NB R O O K L Y NC L A S SFor 12/6/86 ExamFor inform ationplease call336-53001 KAPLAN SUNKY H KAPIAN 1DUCATI0NAI CINTIR KDDON'T < OMPF.Ti WITH AKAH ANSTUDLNI Bl ONI.THE PHOENIXFor The BestC overage ofEducation andSchools inB row nstoneBrooklyn.Every week, 52w eeks a year, theaward-winningPhoenix staff is onthe job to bring youall the news of thebusy Dow ntow nBrooklyn brow nstoneneighborhoods.The Phoenix was theNum ber O ne w eeklyn ew sp a p er in N e wYork State in 1985.Our reporting oneducation is just oneof the reasons why.Get The Phoenixdelivered right toyour m ailbox everyweek. Call 643-1400To OrderWorking Parents%u201cY%u201d Worry?about after school childcareWe understand how difficult it is to hold o job and raise children the same time. Let the V ease the pressure with safe, affordable quality childcare. Our program offers skill development, and learning designed to stimulate your child s sense of seif.Activities Include%u2022 Swimming * Home Work Help%u2022 Arts & Crofts %u2022 Ycuh Sports%u2022 Gym %u2022 Special Activity %u2022Drome Trips%u2022 Monday thru Friday 3-6 om%u2022 Extended Hour 6-7 pm%u2022 Certified Teacher: ond Assistants%u2022 Nutritious Snacks%u2022 Kindergorten-Sixth Grade%u2022 inquire about h o lid a y rrograinsMonthly or Yearly Registration Available357 Ninth St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215 (718) 768-7100Page 8, PHOENIX, Section II, October 16, 1986PHOENIX SPECIAL ON KIDSSounds Like FunContinuedsenooiers and ihe education staff float boats down it. The library is for kids only. %u201cWe relate the exhibits to the children, and then expand on it,%u201d says Woods. %u201cThat%u2019s true of each of our exhibits.%u201dSounds Around has been extremely popular, says Woods, adding that more comprehensive interactive installations are planned in the future. %u201cWe find children learn through these adventures,%u201d he says.The Sounds Around exhibit is essentially a human exhibit by 3:30pm. The instruments are in full swing. The drums are banged, the string instruments plucked, the microphones sung into. The children become a part of the installation as you hear the difference between the silence and the cacophony. And as they call to each other across the room in noisy exuberance ,t he exhibit takes on yet another dimension %u2014 it sounds like fun.%u201cSounds Around%u201d continues through November. The Brooklyn Children%u2019s Museum is at 145 Brooklyn Ave. Hours are: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 2-5pm; Thursday, 2-8pm; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 10am-5pm. Voluntary contribution is $2 adults; $1 children. For information, call 735-4400.College Opens DoorsProspective students and their parents are invited to learn more about St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights at an open house on Nov. 16. While the atmosphere at the event will be informal, there are still %u201clots of stimulating activities planned,%u201d says coordinator Eileen McCallion.Visitors will be greeted by current students, who will give them packages of gifts and materials about the college and take them on individual tours of the school%u2019s Remsen Street campus. They will have the opportunity to view special exhibits in the science laboratories and there will also be special displays in the areas of accounting and business law. In addition to the campus tour, guests may also take a free one-hour %u201cextended campus%u201d bus tour of the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood. The day%u2019s activities run from l-4pm.All academic departments will be represented at tables in the college%u2019s gymnasium and %u201cprospective students are encouraged to ask faculty members about curriculum, careers or other concerns,%u201d says McCallion. Representatives from each of the college%u2019s student organizations will also be there to discuss extracurricular activities. Information on financing a college education will be available in the school%u2019s Founders%u2019 Hall and officers of the Financial Aid Department will be present to answer questions and %u2014 with the help of a computer %u2014 they will be able to give instant estimates of the amount of financial aid students can expect based on income information that the students or their parents supply.%u201cThe friendliness and individual attention which characterize collegiate life at St. Francis will be evident during the Open House,%u201d adds McCallion. %u201cProspective students will be welcome to chat aoout any aspects of college life with young people who are currently students at St. Francis College.%u201dFor further information, call 522-2300.St. Joe%u2019s Is OpenSt. Joseph%u2019s College in Clinton Hill will hold an open house program for prospective students, their parents, high school guidance counselors, and friends Sunday, Nov. 2,1 to 3pm at 245 Clinton Avenue.The open house program will feature faculty consultations; student conducted campus tours; admissions, scholarship and financial aid counseling; and career counseling. Alumni, departmental chairmen, and administrators will also be on hand to welcome visitors. For additional information, call 636-6868.Slope Day Care OpensThe Methodist Hospital has recently opened its MHB Child Care Center in Park Slope. The Center is located in a renovated brownstone at 515 6th Street.There is one caregiver for every four infants, every four toddlers, and every seven three and four year olds. Emphasis in the program is placed on encouraging the children%u2019s curiosity, independence and selfexpression. The pre-school program will stress experience in science, art, math, language arts and computers. The infants and toddlers will participate in activities which stress motor development and language acquisition. Breakfast, hot lunch and a snack will be provided by the Methodist Hospital Dietary Department.The Center is open 7am-8pm. Mondaythrough Friday. For further information call 768-4873. %u2014 J.C.Chen Picked For OperaSt. Ann%u2019s school student Wendy Chen, has been chosen to work as a student composer for the Metropolitan Opera Guild In-School Residency Program at P.S. 314 in Brooklyn. The program, %u201cOpera From The Inside Out,\volves three artists working with eighth grade students. As a student composer,Chen will be responsible for composing, accompanying and directing all rehearsals and performances.A 1982 graduate of St. Ann%u2019s School also received recent notoriety. Tracy Watson, who graduated from Skidmore College last spring, won first prize in the 1986 Alpha Kappa Delta (international Sociology Honor Society) undergraduate paper competition for her paper on %u201cWomen Athletes and Athletic Women.%u201d The prize includes a cash award of $200 and publication of the article in %u201cSociological Inquiry.%u201d St. Ann%u2019s School is at 129 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn Heights, 522-1660.Bishop Ford High School Gives Out A wardsBrother Michael Bettigole. principal, with three students who were honored in an Oct. 2 student awards ceremony at Bishop Ford Catholic High School From left are: Lawrence Callahan, Brother Michael, Richela Fabian and Richard McManus.