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Goodwill Easter Seals Child Dev. Center
Mobile, AL
· Mobile County
2448 GORDON SMITH DRIVE,
Mobile, AL 36617
Quick Facts
Age Range
6 WKS Through 14 YRS
Subsidized Program
Does not participate
Food Program
Does not participate
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Licensed Day Care Centers
Active License
License Number
At Center
Issued By
Alabama Department of Human Resources
District Office
Alabama Department of Human Resources - Child Care Services Division
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About the Provider
The care and experiences that children receive early in life have a powerful influence on how they view the world, how they relate to others and their ability to succeed as learners. Our qualified staff focuses on the following aspects to ensure the whole child flourishes:
Building a trusting relationship with each child
Providing responsive, individualized care
Creating an environment that supports and encourages exploration
Developing partnerships with parents and caregivers
Our Child Development Centers are programs based on the philosophy that all children can learn, and they are provided with the tools and support necessary to foster learning. Child Development Centers are licensed by the Department of Human Resources and provide an optimal setting for young learners (6 weeks - 5 years old) of varying levels of development. Our setting includes small class sizes and support staff. The limited number of children per class and additional staff allow classroom instructors to implement a curriculum appropriate for every level of development and readiness.
Our qualified and experienced teachers possess either a Bachelor of Science, Associates Degree, CDA or are studying for CDA. Other childcare providers are experienced and attend workshops to improve skills. For our team to hone their skills, they attend a minimum of 12 hours of development activities each year.
Building a trusting relationship with each child
Providing responsive, individualized care
Creating an environment that supports and encourages exploration
Developing partnerships with parents and caregivers
Our Child Development Centers are programs based on the philosophy that all children can learn, and they are provided with the tools and support necessary to foster learning. Child Development Centers are licensed by the Department of Human Resources and provide an optimal setting for young learners (6 weeks - 5 years old) of varying levels of development. Our setting includes small class sizes and support staff. The limited number of children per class and additional staff allow classroom instructors to implement a curriculum appropriate for every level of development and readiness.
Our qualified and experienced teachers possess either a Bachelor of Science, Associates Degree, CDA or are studying for CDA. Other childcare providers are experienced and attend workshops to improve skills. For our team to hone their skills, they attend a minimum of 12 hours of development activities each year.
Hours of Operation
- Monday07:00 AM - 05:45 PM
- Tuesday07:00 AM - 05:45 PM
- Wednesday07:00 AM - 05:45 PM
- Thursday07:00 AM - 05:45 PM
- Friday07:00 AM - 05:45 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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