One-Day
Toddler Classes
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Our One-Day Toddler classes are for children 12+ months but not yet 24 months as of Aug 31st. Class is attended with a caregiver.
Choose one (or more!) morning a week
Children's Program
Preschool Teachers provide enriching environments tailored for exploration for young children, which includes:​
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Sensory experiences, art, building, and dramatic play, all along with outdoor time and chances to climb, sing and dance
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Some children are not 'toddling' when they begin school, but they will be soon enough!
Parent Education & Support
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Parent, grandparent, nanny, or other special adult attends with their child and is automatically enrolled in the South Seattle College Parent Education program. Your parent educator is there in class each week, checking in individually and leading a discussion group to provide the latest in child development and guidance.
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Just imagine talking about tantrums, picky eaters, midnight wakers, furniture climbers, brain growth, language development, and more with other people who understand and a parent educator who has tips to help!
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Adults learn tips about interacting with all the children -- and see how their own child is learning to be with other little ones.
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Grown-ups start building their own parenting support system and making connections with other families.
Parent Involvement
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As a member of this Co-op, the adult commitment is:
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Attend class one day each week, working alongside the children's teacher interacting with the children ... or alternating every week into Discussion Group with the Parent Educator
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Attend an evening Class Meeting once per quarter to learn about guidance and discipline to use at home and at school ... and have an adult night out together!
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Choose and hold a preschool job that fits your interests, skill, and time (i.e. Community Builder, Class Treasurer, Play-Dough Maker, Librarian)
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Choose one quarterly parent education seminar from a variety of topics such as: Sleep, Sibling Relationships, Guidance & Discipline, Raising an Only Child, Potty Training, Picky Eating, Anti-bias Parenting, and many more!
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Because this is a family program, other adults--grandparents, nannies, aunties, etc. are welcome to attend and help fulfill these commitments.
Fees
Registration Fee -- $85
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Tuition assistance is available through our Mary E. Phillips Scholarship Fund and the Wendi Hirshberg Memorial Fund, administered through our Parent Advisory Council. Applications are due quarterly to your parenting educator; more information is available here.
Tuition range for toddler classes: $91-$100/month.
Choosing a Class
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**All four Toddler classes meet at the SSC Campus Lab School**, a 'satellite location' for each of our neighborhood Co-op Preschools. Classes run from 9:30-11:30 am. There is a fee to park on campus. You choose your class according to: the day of the week that best fits your schedule, to coordinate with friends in the program, or to establish connection (and eventual priority registration) with your neighborhood preschool
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Mondays: Lincoln Park Co-op Preschool w/ teacher Linda Plankinton
Tuesdays: Admiral Co-op Preschool w/ teacher Kim Seater
Wednesdays: Alki Co-op Preschool w/ teacher Kim Seater
Thursdays: White Center Co-op Preschool w/ teacher Linda Plankinton
Interested in Registration?
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Until early September, you can register easily online by visiting our Enrollment page -- all the information and forms are available there. After that time, please use the contact information below to see if we have space available.
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More questions or concerns? We are happy to talk with you personally:
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Phone: (206) 773 8066
