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Huntington Christian DayCare Huntington, WV 25702 (304) 522-9698 |
Description: Huntington Christian Day Care is Now Open and Enrolling ages 6 wks through 4 yrs. |
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The Golden Rule Daycare, LLC Martinsburg, WV 25401 (304) 262-8371 |
Description: We are a faith-based, licensed for 12, childcare facility offering full-time childcare in the Martinsburg area. We have a Pre-School Program that we offer during the Public School year. Meals & snacks are included in tuition. |
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Country Junction Preschool/Day Care Wheeling, WV 26003 (304) 242-5656 |
Description: Lisa McCloskey, Director Staff of 13 Preschool and Nursery School Programs |
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St. Joseph's Day Care Center Martinsburg, WV 25401 (304) 263-9476 |
Description: St. Joseph' Day Care Center is the second oldest established child care center in Martinsburg, WV. It became established Dec. 1970 then Incorporated in 1973. The center is non-denominational and offers services to all children regardless of religion, sex, national origin. It offers sign language for hearing impared children. Staff are caring , qualified , nuturing individuals with on going professional development. Parents have an role in serving on the centers Board of Director's. Nutrional meals are served under the direction of the wv. Dept. of Education child care food program. Affordable rates for working parents, as well as a participant in the Mountain Heart subsidized program.
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Playmates Child Development of Westmoreland Kenova, WV 25530 (304) 429-4851 |
Description: The philosophy of Playmates Preschools and Child Development Centers, Inc. (Playmates) has always been to develop and deliver a curriculum that promotes the physical and emotional well-being of children from cradle to college. We are committed to providing services to families that enhance children's abilities to reach their true potential and to offer a healthy and nurturing educational environment for all children. In such an environment, children are accepted for what they are, not for what they are able to do and those with special needs develop and excel along with their peers. |
