Edmonds College Center for Families earns a Level 5 rating from Early Achievers

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Edmonds College's Center for Families earned a Level 5 rating from Early Achievers, distinguishing it as one of the top 1% of early learning programs in Snohomish County. This prestigious rating reflects excellence in areas such as child outcomes, family engagement, and continuous staff development. President Amit B. Singh commended the dedication and professionalism of the childcare team, noting that achieving this level requires significant teamwork and commitment. The Center offers vital on-campus child care services for children aged 3 months to 5 years, serving students, staff, and local community families.

Funded through a unique model involving the Associated Students of Edmonds College and the college's operating budget, the center can focus on providing exceptional quality. This funding approach helps alleviate common financial challenges faced by independent childcare programs. Lisa Neumann emphasized the center's importance in allowing parents to pursue their educational and career goals while ensuring enriching experiences for their children. The Level 5 rating by Early Achievers underscores the center's commitment to high-quality early learning.

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