Author Archives: Christina Eubanks-Ohana

Here it is…. the new layout of Preschool with bathrooms. As talked about in the newsletter, we will be setting the room for the bathroom by creating the mudroom and adjusting the stage this month. Please help if you can. … Continue reading →

As voted on at the Annual State of Hillcrest, new rates starting July 1, 2019 are as follows Full-Time Infants $1265 Full-Time Toddlers $1215 Full-Time Preschool $1095 Part-Time Infants $975 Part-Time Toddlers $895 Part-Time Preschool $795

May 10th 4-7 Annual Family Day BBQ. Join us for a fun time as we all join together. The Petting Zoo will be returning and food is provided. ASL interpreting available. May 11th 5-11pm Parent Night Out May 15th 5:15 … Continue reading →

Dear Hillcrest Families, It is with great pleasure that we announce the results of first ever Annual Fund campaign for Hillcrest. Thank you to everyone who made contributions this year and encouraged friends and family to do so as well. … Continue reading →

Dear fellow Hillcrest parent, Thank you to all those families who were able to attend the Harvest Festival last Saturday! It was a wonderful evening of autumn celebration. It was an also opportunity to pause and reflect on why we’ve … Continue reading →

Perhaps you are like me in that, aside from your home, Hillcrest is your most often visited destination in Anchorage.  As my youngest child prepares for her start in kindergarten next year, joining her brother in 4th grade, I realize that … Continue reading →

I gave what I could to Hillcrest, knowing that it would support the amazing staff and building that I whole heartily trust with my child. My Hillcrest story starts with me as an employee. Hillcrest took me in right after … Continue reading →

Today I made a donation to Hillcrest, as part of the Annual Fund giving campaign, that is sizable for my budget as a single/divorced mom of two, and I want to tell you why. I donated to Hillcrest because I … Continue reading →

Why we give to Hillcrest I was asked to think about and share what Hillcrest means to myself and our family. Hillcrest has meant so much to us that it is hard to verbalize—our story is so different than most … Continue reading →