Celebrating 30 years
of providing childcare services.

The good news is finding
safe, nurturing, and affordable
care for your child!


2645 North Broadway
Rochester, MN 55906
507-285-1167
gncc@qwest.net

Ages:
6 weeks through Kindergarten

Options:
Full-time
Part-time
Flex schedules
Drop-in
Hours:
6:30 am to 6:00 pm
Monday - Friday

At a glance:

  • State licensed and inspected, at or below maximum staff-to-child ratios.
  • All teachers and assistants have degrees in Early Childhood development plus additional training each year.
  • Average staff tenure at our center is 10.5 years.
  • Age appropriate curriculum that prepares children for their school years.
  • Multi-child discount and tuition assistance available (limited by space and funding).
  • Small, locally operated, non-profit, and nonsectarian.
  • Partnering with Child Care Resource and Referral Services and United Way.

What makes us different:

  • Dedicated to your family, not profits.
  • Committed to offering services at the most reasonable cost without sacrificing quality.
  • Stable environment, highly experienced and professional staff.

Goals and philosophy:

  • Support families by providing care in a safe, nurturing, creative and diverse environment.
  • Use a well-planned High Scope curriculum to teach and encourage social, physical, intellectual and emotional growth.
  • Pursue excellence through an experienced, well trained, professional staff

We believe:

  • Classroom structure should encourage positive behavior in a non-competitive, cooperative environment.
  • Children should be helped to understand and accept realistic expectations and limits.
  • Staff should speak to children at eye level, and use positive encouraging words in a friendly voice.
  • Staff should guide children in using materials and equipment in safe, constructive ways.
  • At all times, children should be treated respectfully as individuals and learn to express feelings in ways that remain respectful of others.
  • Discipline is guidance that changes a behavior.
  • Routines such as dressing, toileting, eating and sleeping should be handled individually according to the child's developmental skills.
  • Quality care is a result of regularly providing in-service training and workshops to staff.
  • Staff should be encouraged to join and be involved in professional affiliations.