50th Anniversary Gift
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Hudson Preschool Parents in 2023, our organization raised funds for the construction of a permanent safety village to be built adjacent to the existing playground at McDowell Early Learning School.
Thank you to the following businesses, individuals, and families for your contribution to the Hudson Preschool Parents 50th Anniversary Fund. With your support, we were able to raise $30,000 for the construction of a Safety Town playground at McDowell Early Learning School.
The Andrews Family
The Buck Family
The Castillo Family
The Children’s Center
The Clow Family
The Griffith Family
Amy Jordan
Jump Start Sports
The Knepp Family
The Manson Family
The Miezin Family
Basil Musnuff
The Ridley Family
The Rollins Family
The Strachan Family
This project is also supported by a grant from The Hudson Community Foundation.
Thank you to the following businesses, individuals, and families for your contribution to the Hudson Preschool Parents 50th Anniversary Fund. With your support, we were able to raise $30,000 for the construction of a Safety Town playground at McDowell Early Learning School.
The Andrews Family
The Buck Family
The Castillo Family
The Children’s Center
The Clow Family
The Griffith Family
Amy Jordan
Jump Start Sports
The Knepp Family
The Manson Family
The Miezin Family
Basil Musnuff
The Ridley Family
The Rollins Family
The Strachan Family
This project is also supported by a grant from The Hudson Community Foundation.
The Safety Village Spec House can be seen at the Board of Education Office (formerly Evamere Elementary)
This area will be used by preschool and kindergarten students for learning and play opportunities throughout the school day, Hudson Community Education & Recreation for Safety Town classes in the summer, and families that visit the playground outside of these times. Children will be able to learn traffic signals and the rules of the road as they move around the town as well as engage in pretend play or games of hide and seek for fun with friends and family members.
Our hope is to include elements such as miniature buildings and shops recognizable from around Hudson, painting to mimic roadways and crosswalks, signage for streets and traffic safety, and working traffic signals such as a stoplight in the design of the project. The overall design of the safety village will be inclusive, and we plan to work with the intervention team at McDowell to include accessible, interactive elements for all children to explore, play with, and practice motor skills.
Our hope is to include elements such as miniature buildings and shops recognizable from around Hudson, painting to mimic roadways and crosswalks, signage for streets and traffic safety, and working traffic signals such as a stoplight in the design of the project. The overall design of the safety village will be inclusive, and we plan to work with the intervention team at McDowell to include accessible, interactive elements for all children to explore, play with, and practice motor skills.
Safety Village Concept Plan
