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Our operating hours expanded in March from 7:30 am to 6 pm. There is availability between 7 am and 7:30 am by contacting the office. Parent Night Out, our monthly Saturday night hours, has restarted. The hours are from 2 … Continue reading →

Dear Hillcrest Families, I am continually blown away by our community. In the midst of an incredibly trying year for all of us, your generosity during our Annual Campaign was a bright spot. Thank you to everyone who made contributions … Continue reading →

Below are our current COVID Procedures, updated in January 2021. Please note that as new CDC guidelines come out, we will adjust our practice to meet those.

The week we moved back to Anchorage, I started a new job, and found out we were having a baby. Then we bought a fixer-upper house, complete with pastel 80s bathroom. Finding childcare was another stress, as soon it was … Continue reading →

I’m sure, like you, on the day our son – Sawyer – was born, I was filled with the kind of overpowering, all-consuming love that changes your heart forever.  My husband and I had no idea how we were going … Continue reading →

Why does Hillcrest need to raise funds on top of tuition?Hillcrest is a non-profit child development center run by a parent volunteer board. The Board updates the strategic plan and budget to present at the annual State of Hillcrest meeting … 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 →