With the Super Bowl a week away, Sunday is looking a little quiet on the gridiron—so we’re filling the "No Game" gap with a different kind of play!

At Einstein, we believe learning should be as engaging as a championship game. Our academic methods are rooted in hands-on exploration and collaborative problem-solving. For us, games aren't just a break from learning—they are the learning. Whether your family loves strategy, puzzles, or high-energy team challenges, there is a seat at the table for you. Come see how we turn play into purpose. Open to current and prospective families.

What to expect:

• Family Game Zones: Participate in the same types of collaborative, hands-on activities our students dive into every day.

• Campus Tours: See our classrooms in action and meet our passionate families and dedicated educators.

• Halftime Snacks: Enjoy refreshments while you learn about our unique curriculum.

Admission is free, and all ages are welcome!

RSVP REQUIRED - please email info@einsteinday.org or call 302-478-4026

Come enjoy a story and engaging hands-on activities led by our wonderful K-1 teaching team, explore our curriculum and instructional approach, and discover what makes our school so special! Please rsvp to info@einsteinday.org by October 31st!

Come enjoy a story and engaging hands-on activities led by our wonderful K-1 teaching team, explore our curriculum and instructional approach, and discover what makes our school so special! Please rsvp to info@einsteinday.org by October 31st!

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Does your child struggle with staying organized, managing time, or completing tasks?

ADHD and executive function challenges can make everyday life overwhelming—for both kids and parents.

Join us for this virtual event designed to help parents like you learn proven strategies to support your child’s success at home and in school.

ADHD and executive function challenges can make school and home life difficult—but there are proven strategies that work.

What You’ll Learn:

● How ADHD impacts organization, time management, and planning

● Research-based interventions for school and home

● How parents and teachers can work together to help kids succeed

● Step-by-step strategies for improving focus and follow-through

Speaker Bio:

Richard Gallagher, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist who has been treating and evaluating children since the 1980s. He is coauthor of The Organized Child: An Effective Program to Maximize Your Kid's Potential—in School and in Life. and has co-developed the Organizational Skills Training program that serves as the basis for his books.

Come see us at the Siegel JCC’s Steps4Sarah, a wellness fair where the community can come out and complete 4 laps around the JLoop in Sarah's memory.

The fair will feature helpful resources available for your physical and mental well-being. It is a fun and healthy way to form new connections which will make our community stronger.

You can learn more about the event here: https://www.siegeljcc.org/events/2025/04/10/events/steps4sarah-2025/

VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

You are invited to:

• Meet our dedicated teachers and staff

• Explore our curriculum and innovative programs

• Learn about extracurricular activities and student support services

All from the comfort of your home!

Please email info@einsteinday.org by February 24th to register.