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Kent Anderson, Executive Director of the Rock County Children’s Museum recently sat down in the JATV Studio to talk with host Rich Gruber.

Kent Anderson, Executive Director of the Rock County Children’s Museum recently sat down in the JATV Studio to talk with host Rich Gruber.

Thanks to a generous $500,000 matching pledge, all donations received between now and August 31st will be doubled!
The Children’s Museum of Rock County (CMRC) has partnered with The Sterling North Society in Edgerton, WI to host “Where’s Rascal?”, a virtual scavenger hunt around Rock County. Since the event’s launch on October 9th, numerous people have been solving the three weekly clues about Rascal’s whereabouts and posting selfies to the “Where’s Rascal?” event
You can designate the Children’s Museum of Rock County (CMRC) as the beneficiary for your next Facebook Birthday Fundraiser. All money raised goes directly to the museum and brings us one step closer to opening our doors.
When you shop on AmazonSmile and select the Children’s Museum of Rock County (CMRC) as your organization of choice, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible purchases to our cause. So, let’s get shopping!
We would like to thank the community partners who are helping to make The Children’s Museum of Rock County (CMRC) a reality. For the past few years, Pieper Electric, Inc./Ideal Mechanical has supported CMRC by providing us with an annual grant through their corporate foundation, the PPC Foundation. This year, however, their generosity was flooring.

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We want to protect our children — we don’t want them to feel pain or fail, because we want them to live happy and meaningful lives. Alexandria, Louisiana-based licensed professional counselor Christy Pennison. The Week Check out this article written to inspire parents/caregivers to let children fail every once in a while. We have so ingrained