Welcome to Grace Children’s Center

About Grace Children’s Center:

Grace Center is a community that values relationship, cooperation, curiosity, imagination, and respect for all living things.  We cultivate habits that instill emotional regulation, connections, emotional awareness, and gratitude.   Through daily interactions with teachers, peers, and our environment, our Center promotes a whole child, developmentally appropriate education for infants through grade school and their families.

We Value:

  • Each child deserves a high-quality, loving early learning program that encourages the whole child, preparing them for each subsequent stage of development, laying a foundation for successful adulthood.
  • Families are a child’s first teachers, who have invited us into relationship with them in the care, training, and teaching of their child.
  • Community partnerships, like with our parent organization Grace Lutheran Church, are integral to providing care for every child, strengthening families, and equipping our teachers
  • Teachers are unique individuals, and we strive to understand, appreciate and equip them for the work of ministry and for building up the children and families in our care.

A Ministry of Grace Lutheran Church

That means that we are loving and accepting of all people while teaching children developmentally appropriate bible stories and songs. We pray before snacks and meals and comfort children with the love of Jesus. Not all of our families and staff are Christians, but we all work together under the ministry and common culture of compassion, kindness, and acceptance.

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