Community United Child Care Centers and Preschools

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Community United Child Care Centers, Inc. serves all children between the ages of 6 weeks and 10 years old. We are a multi-corporate, non-profit child development center that began in 1993 by AEA 267, Exceptional Persons Inc., Veridian Credit Union, Cedar Falls Schools and Waterloo Schools and Covenant Medical Center (non-active). Parent representatives from each building have been added to our Board of Directors. Our mission statement, "Partnering with families to nurture and educate tomorrow's leaders", explains how we view all our community children, as leaders in training. Community United Child Care Centers continues to believe that leading community representatives in a discussion about children, to enrich and be enriched, to learn from and to teach each other, allows us to maintain the quality your children deserve. Your children have a right to love, laugh and cry in a setting where differences are celebrated as avenues for growth. We are pleased to be part of Iowa Department of Labor Apprenticeship Pilot Program. Community United Child Care Centers is a member of Waterloo/Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce, Cedar Valley's Promise Early Childhood Committee (including multiple sub-committees), National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), Iowa Association for the Education of Young Children (Iowa AEYC), Iowa After school Association (formerly Iowa School Age Care Association) and the National After School Association (formerly the National School-Age Care Association). Community United Child Care Centers, Inc. proudly supports over 400 children in the Cedar Valley area, at 3 locations, in the education of our communities' children. Quality, safe childcare care is an ever-changing, ongoing process. Community United Child Care Centers has taken this seriously by beginning our strategic planning process, using it as a tool to help us make our mission statement a "living document". Each year, more Cedar Valley's parents are beginning to und