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Pam Briscoe. I bet you know Pam. I bet you’ve heard of her Little Blessings Preschool located in New Cumberland. Or maybe you remember her as your Cub Scout Mom from back in the day. For almost 30 years, Pam Briscoe has been a steady, loving presence in the lives of countless little ones. Creating a place where children feel safe, seen, and celebrated. As the heart behind Little Blessings Preschool, she has turned ordinary days into meaningful moments and classrooms into second homes. Her leadership and dedication set a high standard for early education. 


A hometown icon, Pam is a lifelong resident of Hancock County. She and her husband reside in New Cumberland. This small community is where they raised their two children. Pam says that it’s her family, and taking care of her aging Mom, that drives her to get up and face each new day. She is fortunate to have her Grandchildren close by. They keep her ‘young’. Like any devoted Grandparent, Pam says those Grandkids are her whole heart.


Pam is a 1977 graduate of Oak Glen High School. She then went on to graduate from the Ohio Valley Business College. Pam herself will tell you, she loves to talk to people! She does not know a stranger and is not shy about introducing herself. If you don’t know Pam yet, chances are, stay in the area long enough, you will. She has always worked with children. From being a Sunday school teacher, to a 4-H leader, to Cub Scout Mom, to serving on several community boards and committees. She volunteers, and she leads with heart and purpose. Her commitment to excellence and her passion for early childhood education make her a truly special gem.


Walk into the Little Blessings Preschool and you immediately feel it – the warmth, the laughter, and the sense that something special is happening here. From the hand painted murals on the walls, to the children’s precious artwork, this special place draws you in. At the center of it all is Pam. A beloved preschool owner and teacher whose passion for children and dedication to families has left a lasting imprint on an entire community. Located inside of the New Cumberland Christian Church, Little Blessings Preschool has been nurturing young hearts and minds for nearly thirty wonderful years. Since opening in 1997, they’ve provided a Christian-based early education with a strong emphasis on academics, values, and joyful learning. Pam says she likes to keep the class sizes small, so that the students get more individualized attention. An average class size is thirty-five children. Fun fact: If you take the average number of students times her years of teaching, Pam and her team have watched over 1,000 children graduate from their preschool.


Early childhood is a brief but powerful season, and the people who guide children through it are never forgotten. Pam is one of those rare educators whose influence extends far beyond the classroom. Through patience, kindness, and an unwavering commitment to young learners, she has touched hearts and changed lives for generations. For many families, Little Blessings has been more than a preschool – it has been a foundation. Led by the compassionate and devoted Pam and her team, this special place has nurtured curiosity, confidence, and character in children while offering parents peace of mind and a sense of belonging.



At the heart of Little Blessings is Pam Briscoe. A beloved educator, whose passion for early childhood education is felt the moment you walk through the door. With years of experience and a genuine love for nurturing young minds, Pam has created a safe, joyful environment where children are encouraged to learn, grow, and thrive. Families trust Pam, not only for her knowledge and dedication, but for the care, patience, and heart she brings to every child and every day.  She loves all her ‘kids.’ The challenging ones, the loud ones, the quiet ones, the shy ones. “The kids just want to be loved”, she says. By viewing every child as an opportunity to change the world, these educators ensure their impact extends far beyond the four walls of their classroom. Pam and her team share their love and dedication with every child. They serve as role models, by intentionally teaching values such as kindness, compassion, and friendship. Their students are taught not only letters and numbers, but kindness, patience, gratitude, and love for others. These early lessons lay a foundation that reaches far into a child’s future, influencing how they treat others and engage with the world around them.


When a daycare owner / teacher serves our children with excellence, and leads with faith, they are doing more than just filling a day. As Pam says of the children, “Their minds are like sponges, they soak it all in.” So, Pam and her staff are planting seeds of faith, kindness, and service. This, in turn, helps build a stronger, more connected community for everyone involved—parents, teachers, and the children themselves. Bonus Points: By providing a safe, loving, and structured environment, parents are supported as they work, serve, and grow—knowing their children are being cared for with intention and compassion. This trust builds lasting relationships that turn Little Blessings Preschool into an extension of the family.


Pam Briscoe, thank you for your dedication and for your influence that has helped shape generations. You truly are a devoted, steady, faithful pillar in our community. Your heart for children, for your faith, and for your community are valued. Thank you for creating a place where little hearts feel safe, loved, and encouraged every single day. You are doing important work shaping these young minds. From the Moms and the Dads, the kiddos, and the Community ~ Thank you for all that you do! 

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Standing at the door, ready to greet every child with love and purpose.