Guild of St. Agnes @ Tatnuck Magnet School is one of several early education and school-age programs run by the Guild of St. Agnes in Central Massachusetts. The Guild’s programs serve children from four weeks through twelve years and are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education & Care (EEC).



This location is part of the Guild of St. Agnes, an agency operating multiple child care centers, school-age programs and a network of family child care educators across Central Massachusetts. Guild programs are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education & Care (EEC); many centers also hold National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accreditation.
The Guild operates across the full early childhood spectrum and offers age-grouped classrooms with published ratios and age ranges:
All Guild locations participate in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and provide three meals daily (breakfast, lunch and snack) prepared under USDA guidelines. Food handlers are ServSafe® certified and menus are provided to families; meal, nap and diapering records are kept in the Guild’s Famly communication system. Infant teachers are trained in safe sleep practices and SIDS awareness.
Classrooms are arranged to support age-appropriate learning activities such as circle time, small-group learning areas (dramatic play, blocks, literacy, science, arts & crafts) and outdoor play on developmentally appropriate playground equipment. The Guild uses the Famly app to share daily notes and communicate with families about meals, naps and other classroom activities.
Classrooms for infants focus on individualized care for feeding, diapering, naps and sensory and motor development; communication with families is maintained through the Famly app.
Toddler classrooms provide activities to support language, motor skills, socialization and sensory play, with naps and meals recorded in the Famly app.
Preschool classrooms offer circle time, small-group learning areas and literacy activities; meals are served under USDA guidelines and menus are shared with families.
Programs for school-age children cover kindergarten through age 12 and include before/after-school and summer options at some sites.
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