The Acorn Application Form to hold your name on the waiting list.

The Acorn Health Form for each child enrolled.

The Acorn Facebook Page is another source of information.  Become a Fan!

A recent article in th 11/30/09 Time Magazine on “overparenting” is an interesting read: Can These Parents Be Saved?

The Alliance for Childhood promotes policies and practices that support children’s healthy development, love of learning, and joy in living.  You can read many articles regarding Play and the education of young children on their website.  Click here for a direct link to the recently published study “Crisis in the Kindergarten - Why Children Need to Play in School”   click here for a link to their flier, Time for Play, Every Day!

Community Playthings recent Collage e-newsletter has some informative articles about the importance of play and the problems with new "national standards" for early childhood education.

The National Wildlife Federation challenges us all with their Be Out There Movement!  Spend time in unstructured play with your family outdoors every day!

NatureFind helps millions of people find nature nearby by providing information about local places and events where you can have a great experience of nature.

To help you understand the severity of a peanut allergy condition, and to give you ideas for peanut and nut free snacks and lunches, you can visit peanutallergy.com , Why is my child’s school nut free?  , and  Peanut Allergy

Classical Guitarist Keith Kubena performed at The Acorn’s Annual Fundraiser last Spring.  You can check out his website at http://keithkubena.com/

The Texas Safe Riders Program with information regarding car safety seat regulations, etc.

Many thanks to Patrick Felty and Fintan Technologies (now Whiteglove) for continually providing computer support to The Acorn.