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4417 East Mission Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA 99212School days: 2:45 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. · Saturday and Sunday: ClosedSchool days: 2:45 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.Fall registration opens in June(509) 555-0116

Safety and license

The license, the adults and the routines

The state sets the most children one adult may supervise. The number is below, and the program table reads the same one.

License

Licensed by DCYF

School-age child care center license · WA License # 000000Verify

Adults to children

  • 1 adult to 15 children5 to 12 years · Group size: 30

Group size

Up to 30 children

with 2 adults

Capacity

60

Ages 5 years to 12 years

Staff checks and training

  • Background checks
  • CPR and first aid
  • Mandated reporter training
  • Food handler training
  • Medication training

Safety routines

  • Sign-in and pickup

    Each child is signed in at the front table. At pickup the child leaves only with an adult on your list, and we ask for photo ID from anyone we haven't met.

  • Allergies and medicine

    Tell us about allergies on the tour; we ask for the details privately once you register. Medicine is given only with your written permission, by a staff member trained to give it.

  • Headcounts and the floor

    We count heads whenever the group moves between the floor, the homework tables and the door. Balls and ropes are put away after each game, and the floor is checked before children play.

  • When a child is ill

    A child with a fever or a contagious illness stays home. If a child feels ill here, we call the first person on your list and a staff member stays close until you arrive.

  • Drills

    We walk through fire drills and a shelter drill with the children, and the exits stay clear of equipment.

  • Heat, smoke and weather

    On dry days part of the afternoon goes outside. When it is wet, very hot, very cold or smoky, the whole afternoon stays in the hall, and summer water breaks come at set times.

Ask us about child care assistance

Sample details.

Want to see the hall?

Visit on a school afternoon and ask anything about how a day runs.