Welcome to Gloria Ainsworth Child Care & Learning Center
We have been serving our community since 1980. We are a non-profit corporation and a United Way Agency.
Our Values
A Warm & Nuturing Enviroment
The Center accepts children from six (6) weeks through twelve (12) years of age without regard to race, color, national origin, special needs or handicap.
Education
Communication
Fun
Support
About Us
Intellectual Stimulation for Growth and Creativity
Our Pre-school and Early Childhood Programs
The Gloria Ainsworth Child Care & Learning Center is a full-service center providing a positive learning experience. We ensure a safe and secure environment for your child.
Trained Staff
Our Center is proud to provide an educated staff, qualified to work with young children
Activities
Activities include self-directed free play, teacher-directed group activities, and self-help routines
Meals
Healthy meals and snacks are planned in accordance with the Child and Adult Care Food Program
21,000 sq ft Facility
14 Classrooms
Licensed for 200 Children
Infant Care for 16 Babies
FAQ
Frequently Asked questions
Can I enroll my child to your Center?
The Center accepts children from six (6) weeks through twelve (12) years of age without regard to race, color, national origin, special needs or handicap. Enrollment depends on available openings in the child’s age group and the Center’s ability to provide reasonable accommodations.
How much does enrollement cost?
Our Three-Star weekly rates are as follows:
6 weeks to 12 months: $180
13 - 24 months: $169
25-48 months: $144
49-72 months: $117.50
73 months – age 13: $96.50
What are your health and medical policies?
Each day our teachers perform a Daily Health Check on each child in their care. If a child is sick with a contagious illness, it is in the best interest of all children and staff to have the child removed from the Center until they have been released from a doctor’s care. If your child has been identified as having an illness, we will immediately contact you. The child will be made comfortable in the Sick Room where he or she will be supervised until the child can be picked up.
Does the Center accommodate meals for my child?
Nutritious meals and snacks are planned in accordance with the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) guidelines. If your child has a special dietary need, please provide a physician’s statement explaining the situation and stating the limitations of that diet. In the case of religious dietary restrictions, a form must be signed and put on file. No child will be turned away hungry but for the consideration of the kitchen staff, please observe the meal and snack times.