TCC Newsletter – FEBRUARY 2026 Edition
- Training Children Childcare
- Feb 11
- 4 min read
❄️Recapping a Joyful January at
Training Children Childcare & Learning Center
Hello TCC Families!
As we step into February, we’re taking a joyful look back at all the wonderful moments we shared in January! The new year brought fresh energy, new goals, and exciting learning experiences for our students and staff. From celebrating special birthdays to recognizing outstanding achievements and exploring the vibrant world of music, January was filled with growth, laughter, and meaningful memories. Thank you, families, for being such an important part of our TCC community!
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🌍 Music Month at TCC!
"Discovering Meaning, Culture, and Celebration"
January was Music Month at TCC, and what a fun-filled experience it was! We kicked things off by exploring the exciting world of music and discovering how it connects to our everyday lives. Students learned about different genres, famous artists, and how music plays an important role in movies and films.
Our classrooms were filled with rhythm and movement as students practiced their dance moves and explored popular line dances. From pop beats to country rhythms, the children enjoyed stepping outside their comfort zones and expressing themselves through music. It was wonderful to see their confidence grow as they learned new routines together.
Students also had the opportunity to experiment with musical instruments. They learned how to identify different types of instruments and group them by categories such as percussion, string, and wind. Hands-on exploration allowed them to experience the sounds and vibrations that make each instrument unique.
To wrap up Music Month, students teamed up to recreate a favorite song and perform it for their classmates. This fun and interactive activity gave them a chance to collaborate, be creative, and shine in front of an audience. The smiles, laughter, and applause were the perfect ending to a month filled with harmony and joy!
🎂 January Birthdays
Birthday Wishes: Mrs. Brytttani & Amy Allen
January gave us the opportunity to celebrate two very special members of our TCC family—Mrs. Brytttani McGhee-Bernard and Amy Allen! Birthdays are always a joyful occasion, and we were so happy to shower them with love and appreciation.
Mrs. Brytttani serves as our Web Solutions Manager and is the creative force behind our online presence. From managing our website to curating social media content and sharing important announcements, she ensures that our families stay informed, connected, and engaged. Her attention to detail and dedication help showcase the heart and excellence of TCC to our entire community.
Through her work behind the scenes, Mrs. Brytttani helps tell the story of our students, staff, and special events. Her creativity and commitment allow us to celebrate milestones, share updates, and highlight the amazing things happening at TCC every day. We are incredibly grateful for the professionalism and passion she brings to her role.
Amy Allen is another incredible blessing to our TCC family. Her positive attitude and caring heart help create a welcoming and joyful environment for our children. She is always ready with a smile and a helping hand, and we are so grateful for the role she plays in making our center such a special place.
Please join us in wishing them both a year filled with happiness, good health, and continued success. We are thankful to celebrate not just their birthdays—but the amazing people they are! 🎂✨
Student of the Month
Congratulations to Michael Sharma
Hard Work, Determination, and a Love for Learning
This month, we are proud to recognize Michael Sharma as our Student of the Month! Watching Michael grow has truly been a joy for our entire TCC team. He began with us as a young child in our morning class, and over the years, we have witnessed his incredible development both academically and personally.
Now an outstanding first grader, Michael continues to impress us with his strong work ethic and love for learning. His reading skills improve daily, and it’s exciting to see his confidence grow as he tackles new books and challenges. He approaches his assignments with focus and determination, showing that consistent effort truly pays off.
Michael also completes his math assignments with impressive speed and accuracy. His ability to grasp new concepts and apply them demonstrates how far he has come. Beyond academics, he sets a positive example for his peers through his respectful attitude and willingness to participate.
We celebrate Michael’s achievements and encourage him to keep striving for excellence. We are so proud of you, Michael—keep shining bright!
📢Upcoming Events this February!
Here’s what to look forward to this month:
Please mark your calendars for these important February dates!
TCC will be closed on Thursday, February 13th and Sunday, February 16th. We encourage families to plan accordingly and reach out if you have any questions regarding scheduling.
We are also excited about two special events this month:
❤️ Pre-K Valentine Exchange – February 12th
Our Pre-K students will participate in a fun and festive Valentine Exchange! This will be a sweet opportunity for students to practice kindness, sharing, and friendship as they exchange valentines with classmates.
🖤💛❤️ Black History Month Potluck – February 27th
Join us as we celebrate culture, community, and history at our Black History Month Potluck! Families are invited to participate as we honor the richness and contributions of Black history together.
Please see the school calendar for more details regarding each event. We look forward to celebrating with you!
☀️ Closing Thoughts
As always, thank you for your continued partnership and support. It is a blessing to work alongside families who value education, growth, and community. We look forward to all the exciting learning adventures February will bring. Together, we will continue building strong minds, kind hearts, and confident leaders at TCC! 💛
Remember to follow us for more updates and fun snapshots of our days at TCC!
All articles were documented by Jordyn Giles | written by Bryttani McGhee-Bernard
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