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CHILDCARE

Beaver Campus:

6078 Tuscarawas Rd.

Beaver, PA

724-495-6205

2024 Rates + Policy

South Side Campus:

4949 PA-151

Hookstown, PA

724-573-9581 (ext:5104)

2024 Rates + Policy
Marcy Helm

Welcome to Childcare!

Our mission is to help families take their next steps toward Christ by providing a safe, healthy, and joyful place for their children to develop intellectually, emotionally, physically, socially, and spiritually. We employ a staff that is committed to providing an atmosphere that fosters a love for Jesus, kindness, respect, empathy for others, and love for one another.

Marcy Helm

Business Manager
marcy@fourmile.org

Four Mile Childcare has two locations: Beaver Campus located at Four Mile Church and the South Side Campus, located at the South Side Elementary School in Hookstown.

Operating hours: 6:30am to 6:00pm.

  • To prepare activities that stimulate the senses, recognizing that infants learn through the use of their eyes, ears, fingers, and sense of taste and smell
  • To care for the children in an organized fashion so that it leads to more one-on-one care
  • To provide ample opportunities for the children to develop their fine and gross motor skills through
    the use of indoor and outdoor activities
  • To provide consistency between the home and the center, in regards to establishing a sleeping and feeding schedule, that works well for both parties
  • To report to parents on a daily basis the specifics of the child’s day in written form
  • To implement and follow all rules and regulations set forth by the Department of Public Welfare
  • To establish a system that is used to evaluate and observe the children throughout the year by using Child Service Reports and Ages and Stages Questionnaires on a bi-annual basis
  • To establish a system to transition infants to the young toddler area at the appropriate time
  • To make available a wide variety of age appropriate manipulatives that the children are able to use each day
  • To provide a wide variety of activities that begins to introduce the children to the spiritual and curriculum areas of: daily prayer, bible stories, circle time, art, science, cooking, social studies, dramatic play, language, large motor skills, and music and movement
  • To provide opportunities in which the children are able to develop their language skills
  • To report to parents on a daily basis the specifics of the child’s day in written form
  • To develop self help skills in order to create a feeling of independence and confidence in the child. These self help skills include, but are not limited to: toilet training, dressing one’s self, and letting him/her participate in certain clean up tasks throughout the day
  • To establish a system that is used to evaluate and observe the children throughout the year using Child Service Reports and Ages and Stages Questionnaires on a bi-annual basis
  • To provide ample opportunities for the children to develop their fine and gross motor skills through the use of indoor and outdoor activities
  • To provide an atmosphere where the children discover and explore, to teach them independence through teaching the HOW and WHERE, to find solutions
  • To provide a wide variety of activities that are established in a routine that foster cooperative play. The curriculum and spiritual area of the routine are as follows: daily prayer, table prayers, bible stories and biblical based learning units, art, math, science, cooking, music and movement, dramatic play, and language arts
  • To develop a system that promotes kindergarten readiness and enables the children to be ready to enter the school system. This system may include proper handwriting skills; alphabet and number recognition; creative arts and crafts; games; stories; phonics; easy reading skills; field trips; food preparation; science and nature activities; exposure to shapes and colors; and celebrations of birthdays and holidays
  • To provide ample opportunities for the children to develop their fine and gross motor skills through the use of indoor and outdoor activities
  • To establish a system that is used to evaluate and observe the children throughout the year by using Child Service Reports and Ages and Stages Questionnaires on a bi-annual basis
  • To provide an opportunity to become independent and responsible through self directed and individualized activities
  • To provide an environment where the child will develop on enthusiasm for learning, exploring, and creativity through the use of constructive play activities in the areas of: art, drama, literature, cooking, music and movement, social science, large motor, science, manipulative, multi-cultural, health and safety activities
  • To provide ample opportunities for the children to develop their fine and gross motor skills through the use of indoor and outdoor activities
  • To establish a system that is used to evaluate and observe the children throughout the year and to provide parents with open and honest feedback by using Child Service Reports and Develop- mental Check-List for Ages 5-12 on a bi-annual basis
  • To provide a procedure for students transitioning out of child-care due to maximum age stipulations by using the “On My Own and OK” program
Beaver Handbook
South Side Handbook

Admission

Applicants must first fill out the interest form listed below. We encourage you to then schedule a time to come for a personal tour of our facility and an opportunity to meet with the director and/or staff. Parents and children are asked at this time to observe our daily activities. If terms of enrollment are accepted, the process of admission will begin.

Click here to fill out our Interest Form