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The purpose of Winwood Childrens Centers is to offer high quality child care throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
The centers cater to the full time needs of children aged six weeks to pre-kindergarten, plus a before and after school age program and summer enrichment camps for children ages 5-10.
Winwood Childrens Center offers exceptional service at a reasonable cost, even though it may be somewhat higher than competing centers.
Children deserve the best and parents deserve peace-of-mind! They are trusting their child each day, believing they have selected the "next best thing to being home".
Although we might not be able to meet the needs of every parent, we believe by partnering with our parents we can accomplish mutual goals for their children.
Our program philosophy is grounded on the principle that children should have a happy, safe, and healthy environment in which to learn and play.
How that environment is structured and maintained is up to a team of educators and administrators dedicated to quality care for children and families.
Winwood Childrens Centers mission is excellence in service to the child, the parent, the family and the community.
The purpose of Winwood Childrens Centers is to offer high quality
child care throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. The
centers cater to the full time needs of children aged six weeks to
pre-kindergarten, plus a before and after school age program and
summer enrichment camps for children ages 5-10. Winwood Childrens
Center offers exceptional service at a reasonable cost, even though
it may be somewhat higher than competing centers. Children deserve
the best and parents deserve peace-of-mind! They are trusting their
child each day, believing they have selected the "next best thing
to being home". Although we might not be able to meet the needs of
every parent, we believe by partnering with our parents we can
accomplish mutual goals for their children. Our program philosophy
is grounded on the principle that children should have a happy,
safe, and healthy environment in which to learn and play. How that
environment is structured and maintained is up to a team of
educators and administrators dedicated to quality care for children
and families. Winwood Childrens Centers mission is excellence in
service to the child, the parent, the family and the community.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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