Pennsylvania's program to improve the quality of child care by creating a voluntary program that recognizes Department of Public Welfare (DPW) regulated child care providers who exceed state health and safety licensing requirements. Keystone Stars are available to all providers regulated by DPW. To help make child care more affordable for lower income federal employees, federal agencies are allowed to assist employees with their child care costs.
The Child Care Subsidy Program applies to employees whose children are between the ages of birth and 13, or disabled and. GSA child care centers are open to the community. More than 8,000 children of federal employees and citizens receive care in GSA-managed facilities. While federal employees must make up a minimum of 50 percent of child care customers.
The Child Care Subsidy Program applies to employees whose children are between the ages of birth and 13, or disabled and. GSA child care centers are open to the community. More than 8,000 children of federal employees and citizens receive care in GSA-managed facilities. While federal employees must make up a minimum of 50 percent of child care customers.
Services
More than 8,000 children of federal employees and citizens receive care in GSA-managed facilities. While federal employees must make up a minimum of 50 percent of child care customers, GSA child care centers are open to the community. Those seeking child care services should contact the center at (215) 381-3061 or use our online contact form.
The goal of the Academy for Early Learning is to provide a safe, nurturing and cognitively stimulating environment that is developmentally appropriate for each child in the center. We believe there is continuous progress for children from the time they enter the center until they leave.
The children's developmental needs are the basis for the learning experience planned by our trained staff for all children no matter if they are 6 weeks or 5 years.These experiences promote the development of the whole child including his/her physical, social, emotional and cognitive (intellectual) development.
The children's developmental needs are the basis for the learning experience planned by our trained staff for all children no matter if they are 6 weeks or 5 years.These experiences promote the development of the whole child including his/her physical, social, emotional and cognitive (intellectual) development.
Employees of federal agencies and members of the U.S. military may qualify for tuition subsidies based on income. To help make child care more affordable for lower income federal employees, federal agencies are allowed to assist employees with their child care costs.
The Child Care Subsidy Program applies to employees whose children are between the ages of birth and 13, or disabled and under age 18, and are enrolled, or will be enrolled, in family child care homes or center-based child care.The child care must be licensed and/or regulated by state and/or local authorities.
The Child Care Subsidy Program applies to employees whose children are between the ages of birth and 13, or disabled and under age 18, and are enrolled, or will be enrolled, in family child care homes or center-based child care.The child care must be licensed and/or regulated by state and/or local authorities.
The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) helps parents feel good about the child care and preschool programs they choose. More than 20 years ago, NAEYC created an accreditation system to improve the quality of education and care provided in programs for young children. NAEYC Accreditation has become the mark of quality, helping parents find the best possible early childhood experience.
The Academy For Early Learning participates in the U.S. Department of Agriculture Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). We are required to prepare, serve and store food in accordance with the guidelines of this agency. This program regulates standards that must be followed governing meals for the children.
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Cara Garland
Aug 20, 2019
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My son was only here briefly, as I was unhappy with this program. The turnover rate was extremely high and the teachers who were hired did not seem invested. I felt my son’s teacher was unapproachable, unhappy and was very defensive whenever I wanted to know more about my son’s learning experience. I would not recommend this daycare to other prospective parents.
Ja'Mese Antonia
Feb 01, 2019
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HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!
If I could give this school less than 1 star, I would. The incompetent staff at this center lost my child's weekly tuition, not once but twice. The director of this facility accused me of spending the money on my personal bills, and then apologized a week later when the payment was found. The staff is unorganized. Different teachers quit or are fired each week, and unqualified staff is hired to replace them. When the director is absent, she allows her mother to run the school, which is worst because she knows nothing about the program. I would NOT recommend this school to
If I could give this school less than 1 star, I would. The incompetent staff at this center lost my child's weekly tuition, not once but twice. The director of this facility accused me of spending the money on my personal bills, and then apologized a week later when the payment was found. The staff is unorganized. Different teachers quit or are fired each week, and unqualified staff is hired to replace them. When the director is absent, she allows her mother to run the school, which is worst because she knows nothing about the program. I would NOT recommend this school to
Kathryn Decker
Dec 16, 2017
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