Godfrey Lee Early Childhood Center

Head Start for Kent County is a non-profit agency that provides holistic, family-centered services to qualifying families in Kent County, Michigan. Established in 1991, the agency manages both Head Start and Early Head Start programs, which focus on the education, parental involvement, nutrition, medical and dental care, and social services for children from birth to age five. With a belief in a holistic approach to education, Head Start for Kent County partners with parents to ensure their children's basic needs are met, allowing them the freedom to learn, interact with peers, and grow intellectually. The agency offers a range of early childhood development programs, including home visiting, infant toddler classrooms, and full and half-day preschool classrooms, all aimed at preparing children for their future. The agency prides itself on hiring qualified degreed professionals with extensive experience in child development and provides ongoing professional development opportunities for staff.Generated from the website

Champions at Vista Charter Academy is your trusted partner at your child’s school for before- and after-school care, care on no-school days, and seasonal break care. During out-of-school hours, our dedicated team ensures a safe environment, engaging activities, and open communication, supporting your child's growth. With flexible scheduling, you can adjust your child’s schedule from week to week and register for care during school breaks including summer, winter, and spring break. Connect with us and discover the difference Champions can make for your family's childcare needs!

Kelloggsville Childcare in Wyoming, MI, is dedicated to fostering a community that emphasizes diversity, learning, caring, and respect. The facility provides early childhood education through various programs, including preschool, and serves families across multiple elementary and secondary schools within the Kelloggsville district. In addition to educational offerings, Kelloggsville Childcare prioritizes student safety and wellness, incorporating new legislation on child safety seat requirements and providing resources for parents. The organization also engages the community through initiatives such as restorative practices training for educators and supports local health efforts, including the use of Michigan Bridge Cards at farmers' markets. Generated from the website