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The vision of White Birch Center is to enrich life and strengthen community.
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The mission of White Birch Center is to be a community leader in providing exceptional programs and services that support learning and active living for children, adults, and families.
Our Vision
The vision of White Birch Center is to enrich life and strengthen community.
Our Mission
The mission of White Birch Center is to be a community leader in providing exceptional programs and services that support learning and active living for children, adults, and families.
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The KnitWits & The Henniker Lions Club Make Local Clothing Donation to School Students
January 26th, 2023

WBC Closed –
January 2nd, 2023
December 29th, 2022
White Birch Center is closed on January 2nd in recognition of New Years Day. We hope you all have a safe and wonderful holiday.

Learning About Holiday Traditions in the Classroom
December 27th, 2022
Each holiday season one of our students comes to school prepared to share their family’s traditions and beliefs with their teachers and peers. This year we were honored to host Anders’s mom, Kelsea. Anders and his mom taught the Pre-K classroom a bit about Hanukkah and Jewish culture.
During Kelsea’s visit, she shared new stories and songs. She even taught the classroom to play a fun game called Dreidel! Each child received not only a new dreidel and a craving for latkes, but they also gained knowledge about the Jewish culture from one of their fellow students. Thank you, Kelsea and Anders, for sharing your family’s traditions!

Learning About
Holiday Traditions
in the Classroom
December 27th, 2022
Each holiday season one of our students comes to school prepared to share their family’s traditions and beliefs with their teachers and peers. This year we were honored to host Anders’s mom, Kelsea. Anders and his mom taught the Pre-K classroom a bit about Hanukkah and Jewish culture.
During Kelsea’s visit, she shared new stories and songs. She even taught the classroom to play a fun game called Dreidel! Each child received not only a new dreidel and a craving for latkes, but they also gained knowledge about the Jewish culture from one of their fellow students. Thank you, Kelsea and Anders, for sharing your family’s traditions!