RDCA Woodlin CDC Child Development Center
Preschool in Silver Spring, MD 20910
The mission of Rockville Day Care Association is to facilitate the provision of high quality child care and childrens programs in Montgomery County, Maryland. We strive to continue to expand our services in communities where the need is identified. We are devoted to improving the quality of our programs at our various Centers through ongoing training for staff and working in partnership with parents. We will continue to advocate increased support for quality child care programs by local government and the community at large. We will continue to provide program management, oversight and administrative services to our associated child care centers.
- Child Ages:
- 2 years - 12 years
- Rates:
- $$$
- Licenses & Accreditations:
- Maryland State Department of Education Division of Early Childhood Development
- Preschool:
- Yes
- Hours of Operation:
- Monday to Friday 7:00 AM - 6:30 PM
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The purpose of the Association is to provide for the education, health, safety, physical, social and emotional needs of the developing child through a broad based, developmental and multi-cultural curriculum. While working with the children at the Centers, the following goals guide our efforts:
To help each child to develop a sense of their own worth and dignity as human beings. To help each child learn to get along with other people and to develop a respect for the rights of others. To encourage each child to wonder – to develop a spirit of inquiry and ask questions about the world around them. To help each child increase their power to communicate their thoughts and feelings through promotion of language development. To help each child develop a sense of independence by encouraging them to explore and learn on their own and to express and share their ideas and observations with others. To help each child to grow in physical development and coordination through challenging motor activities. To involve parents as much as possible and encourage them to take a positive interest in the progress of their children. To foster positive relationships between the children, parents and Center. To convey to parents that we are genuinely concerned about them and their children and are interested in working in partnership with families for the best outcome for the children.Center-Based Child Care
