Young Scientists

Ages: 2 - 3
Session Length: 6 weeks

Designed as a play-based experience, Young Scientists engages adults and children in learning, interaction, curiosity, and STEM exploration.

Spring 2026 Dates:

University Circle - February 2, 2026 - March 9, 2026

Ohio City - April 13, 2026 - May 18, 2026

The Music Settlement has created a young 3’s program for you and your child in the Science room. Designed as a play-based experience, Young Scientists engages adults and children in learning, interaction, curiosity, and STEM exploration. Young Scientists is shaped to support individual growth and learning in a supportive and encouraging environment. Hands-on experiences to teach children the important concepts that will help position them for future success.
The Music Settlement is committed to bringing STEAM education to the Cleveland community. STEAM sessions offer themed learning experiences led by our Science Specialist, Mrs. Jesse Hattier. Curated for ages 2-3 years old with an accompanied parent or adult present.

Students are to be 3 years by Sept. 30, 2026 to enroll.

Our award-winning EC programs are awarded the highest rating in the state's Step Up to Quality initiative for exceeding quality benchmarks over and above Ohio’s licensing standards for early childhood centers. We are a Gold Star SUTQ rated program, Universal PreKindergarten accredited by Cuyahoga County and hold local accreditations of the highest quality with Pre4Cle.

For more information email: kgrau@themusicsettlement.org

Registration opens December 15th.

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Faculty

Jesse Hattier

Science Specialist

Jessie Hattier moved to Cleveland in 2000 to obtain her M.S. in Biochemistry from Case Western Reserve University. Since graduation she has been working in the sciences, and has had the opportunity to teach people of all ages and backgrounds. Her greatest and most challenging job to date has been ra... Expand

Jessie Hattier moved to Cleveland in 2000 to obtain her M.S. in Biochemistry from Case Western Reserve University. Since graduation she has been working in the sciences, and has had the opportunity to teach people of all ages and backgrounds. Her greatest and most challenging job to date has been raising two highly inquisitive daughters. They have led her to her true passion for teaching young children.

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