The teachers and staff at Country Club KinderCare are devoted to providing quality care and education of all the children enrolled.
Our staff has an average tenure of five years with a few well over 10! The staff education consists of several Child Development Associates, Bachelor's degrees, and Early Education certifications.
Our staff continues to further their education by attending trainings, seminars, and taking additional college courses in the early childhood education field.
Welcome to the Country Club KinderCare! We have been growing in the
West Des Moines area since 1993, where we were the first childcare
center to be built. We continue to provide the community with
quality childcare and preschool from ages six weeks to5
years. We strive to create an environment that is educational,
caring, safe and fun - while being committed to developing the
whole child. Our dedicated staff have well over 70 years of
combined KinderCare service, attend regular trainings, and several
are pursuing further education in Early Childhood Development. Come
see us today for a tour of the center and to meet our awesome
staff!
At Country Club KinderCare, we provide a safe and healthy
environment. We maintain a coded door access, adhere to strict
parent/guardian identification, and require a daily sign-in. All of
our staff are currently certified in First Aid and CPR. We do daily
cleaning and have regular scheduled maintenance. Our Safety
Coordinator keeps our staff and families updated on any new health
or safety concerns.
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