The teachers at Rocky Mountain KinderCare are passionate about educating and nurturing young children.
Our teachers have an average of four years at our center and an average of seventeen years in the education field.
The majority of our teachers have either their Child Development Associate's Credential or Bachelor's Degree in Education.
Rocky Mountain KinderCare strives for excellence through continuing education from our biannual company professional development trainings and by seeking additional college courses or seminars in the education field.
At the end of the day, the true key to every teacher's success is their passion for teaching and their love of learning.
Welcome to Rocky Mountain KinderCare in Fort Collins, Colorado. We
are excited to meet you and your family. We believe in developing
the whole child with emphasis on assisting your child to grow,
learn and develop new skills. We are committed to enhancing the
educational opportunities for children, families and the dedicated
professionals who serve them. At Rocky Mountain KinderCare not only
will your child have a safe, secure and stimulating environment to
learn in, they'll have the support from a team of child development
experts who have a true passion for educating and nurturing
children.
Our center provides a safe environment by providing a key pad entry
to all classrooms. Our Health & Safety Coordinator is Erin Beaman.
She monitors the centers liscensing and OSHA standards through
daily, weekly, monthly check list to ensure the safest environment
for all of our children.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: Spanish
Accreditations: Others - other_accreditations
Enrollment: Min Age - 6 WEEKS, Max Age - 5 YEARS
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