Teacher Jayne Hyatt leads an activity centered around the spring season.

Children in Hyatt’s class have built a barn and can dress up in animal costumes to enable them to expand their imaginations with dramatic play.

Kiddin’ Around classrooms integrate children of all developmental levels.  Some children in Hyatt’s class are wheelchair bound, some autistic while most are normal or high functioning four and five-year-olds.

Classrooms at the school are always busy even when a photographer visits.

The four and five-year-old children in lead teacher Jayne Hyatts’s class get a lot of attention from volunteers including, from left, Daylinn and Saharah Tweedy and Teresa Salazar, right.

Five-year-old Makenzie Bott, a high functioning autistic child, play acts in a mirror at a classroom of Kiddin’ Around Learning Center. The preschool prepares children for success in kindergarten. The classrooms have a mix of children at all levels of development.

Jackie Sievers , Director of the Latimer House, heads the program designed to help victims of domestic violence.

Vicky Fritz with the B 4 Babies and Beyond program gives a presentation to clients.

Life Adjustment Program director Barbara Burch, second from right, jokes with one of the clients.

Burch encourages a client. 

The staff of the life Adjustment program encourages clients to participate in projects.

Jon Tadvick of Hilltop’s Residential Youth Services talks with former client Lucas Schott who recently came back to the program as an employee. Schott and his family benefited from the program when he was a child.

Barbara Burch, Director of the Life Adjustment Program at Hilltop, receives a hug from a longtime client. The LAP unit works with brain injured adults.