Mineral Schoolhouse

Champions at Fawcett Elementary 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!

Birth to Three Developmental Center is a private nonprofit child development program, serving children up to three years. The center nurtures infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities and provides early intervention services for children and families. Most of the infants and toddlers served by the center qualify for services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. These children have at least a 25 percent delay in one or more developmental areas, such as cognitive, physical, communication, social or emotional and adaptive skills. The center employs skilled special education teachers, occupational, physical and speech therapists and family resources coordinators. Its teachers and therapists are licensed and certified by the state of Washington. The center's funding is obtained through Federal Way School District, King County Developmental Disabilities, United Way of King County, City of Federal Way, Pierce County Human Services, Medicaid, community partnerships, foundations and donations from community service organizations. Birth to Three Developmental Center is located in Federal Way, Wash.

Communities In Schools of Washington (CIS WA) is dedicated to empowering students by surrounding them with a supportive community that helps them stay in school and achieve their life goals. As the largest organization of its kind in the nation, CIS WA bridges the gap between educators and communities, providing essential resources such as food, housing, healthcare, and counseling to address students' unmet needs. The organization operates through a network of independent and emerging affiliates across Washington, each tailored to meet the unique challenges of local schools and communities. With a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion, CIS WA ensures that every student has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their background or circumstances. Generated from the website