Day care prescott az: James Family Prescott YMCA

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James Family Prescott YMCA

Child Care Enrollment Hours

Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Once enrollment is completed, payments may be taken in the Preschool building

General Information

For generations, the YMCA has been known for its commitment to family life. YMCA programs and services have grown and adapted to the changing needs of families. Today, more and more parents are looking for quality, affordable child care they can depend on.. Read more…

Preschool

This program is two-fold in purpose; first to provide child care while adults in the home are working, and second to provide an environment for learning. It is the goal of the director and staff that by the time your child leaves Preschool, he/she will have all the necessary skills to begin kindergarten. Read more…

Day Camp/School Age

YMCA After School Care is designed to promote the social, emotional, physical, intellectual and recreational needs of school-age students. Weekly activities may include arts/crafts, outdoor group games, sports, homework time, music/songs, recreational swimming, indoor group work, field trip, snack and more. Students attending PUSD schools are transported by bus to the YAS Building where staff meet them upon arrival.. Read more…

Kid Zone

This YMCA Member benefit is designed to provide a safe place for children to play while their parents are working out at the Y. All participants must have a current YMCA Membership and are asked to observe our two hour time limit. Parents must remain on the YMCA premises at all times. Read more…

I Am Thankful For Y Childcare….

I am so grateful for everything the YMCA has provided for both, my four and five-year-old daughters. The YMCA truly has been a second home for them, helping them learn, grow and prepare them for school. The values and structure the YMCA provided for them has made such a world of a difference in how they learn and interact with others. The YMCA staff has literally bent over backwards for their students and they have become amazing role models for my daughters. My youngest was so scared to go to school, but the teachers went out of their way to make her feel comfortable and now she loves to go to school! I really don’t know where we would have been without the amazing teachers and office staff, who have become more like family. My girls were able to attend the YMCA during the COVID outbreak and I don’t know what I would have done if they couldn’t have. When no one else was there to help, the YMCA was still there to reach out a helping hand. Now that my daughter’s kindergarten class has opened up for hybrid, she cries because she would rather go to the YMCA. Also, the time frames the YMCA provides is a lifesaver!!! They actually provide childcare for parents who have a job, instead of impossible hours for the working parent! Thank you for the amazing tuition and the opportunity for scholarships! I could never thank you enough! Thank you for providing my daughters with such a bright future and instilling the love for school in them! Alli H.

My daughter is 4 years old and has attended YMCA preschool the past year and half. Having the YMCA for my child to attend had been a life saver especially being a healthcare worker during these COVID times. During the state shut down she attended preschool Monday thru Friday. She loves going to preschool and the teachers and her friends make her day special everyday. Peighton W.

We are parents of 2 young children, 7-year-old daughter and 4 year-old son. My husband and I both work full time. I do not know what we would have done without the YMCA thru these times. The Y allowed us to drop off our kids with complete peace of mind. They went over and above to make sure that our kids were in a clean safe environment. They set up an amazing distance learning center and did their very best to help our kids with their zoom meetings and daily schoolwork while having fun! I feel like the semi classroom environment allowed for them to have more focus than when they were at home. I will be forever grateful to the YMCA and their AMAZING loving, kind, and caring staff. Thank you for your help, and your kindness, thank you for putting yourselves out there for our kids and for us parents who really needed you guys, and most of all thank you for allowing our kids to have normality in this not so normal world right now. Sincerely, Jessica H.

My daughters attended the YMCA childcare from the beginning of the COVID-19 shutdown. The YMCA has been a lifesaver. I truly appreciate all the staff who has stepped up to make sure our kids are staying healthy, safe and continuing to learn during COVID-19. Education is looking very different now but the hard work and care from the staff of the YMCA has really made a difference in our lives. Staff has gone well above and beyond to make sure that all the kids are being taken care of during this incredibly emotional and hard time. The work that you all do matters and will always be remembered. Karina R.

The YMCA has been an amazing asset to our lives. Our family owns a small business. My husband is a first responder, and I don’t think we would have made it during the shutdowns this year without the Y.

Our little guy has a lot of emotional trauma and behavioral issues. This school is amazing at communicating with us so that we can stay on top of his needs. They never disappoint and he always comes home tired after a long day of playing with his friends. We are really grateful to the Y and know every day when we drop our mini off he is safe and well looked after. Preschool Parents and Foster Parents

The YMCA has been a tremendous help for our family this year. I cannot say enough great things about them. The fact that they had Emergency childcare during the outbreak of Covid–19 (and through all this year have accommodated the schedules of parents that had to work) was Amazing and a lifesaver. The staff has always been so helpful and caring. This year they all went above and beyond with so many challenges for communities. The staff helped the kids with online learning and when hybrid learning started, the staff in the classrooms at the Y helped the students with all of their work. I am SO THANKFUL for the YMCA and everyone in the Child Care Division. They all deserve special recognition. Without the help of the YMCA this year, this family would have had some serious challenges. Thank you so much!!!!! Cheryl M.

I gained custody of my granddaughter a little over 2 years ago when she was 7. Since then, I have relied on the Prescott YMCA for childcare. She has attended summer camps, days off from school and afterschool care while I work. When 2020 arrived, and with it Covid-19, I was furloughed from my work for about 3 ½ weeks. During this time, the Y closed. I received a call from the Childcare Director informing me that they would be open for emergency childcare for essential workers on a limited basis. Since I was furloughed, I had no need for childcare at that time. When I got the call that we were returning to work, I was very excited. But soon after, panic started to set in. I wasn’t sure there would be an opening for my granddaughter. I called and they had a spot!! At first, I was a little hesitant because I wasn’t sure what protocols were in place to keep everyone safe from this virus. When we arrived at the Y the first day back, hand sanitizer was outside for everyone to use and social distancing was encouraged. I signed her in and pressed the buzzer at the door. Before she was allowed inside, her temperature was taken and then she was permitted to enter. I have never seen such an amazing group of people, from the director down to the staff. The Prescott YMCA has been a lifesaver to me and my family and I am grateful for them each and every day. Helena E.

I just wanted to give a big shout out to the Prescott YMCA team for the outstanding job they have done, not only through this COVID pandemic but for the past 7 years we have been members of the Prescott YMCA. As an essential worker here at the VA Hospital I was able to rest assured that I could rely on Stephanie and Rachelle and the others to ensure my grandson was able to have a safe place to go, not only to get his homework done but to be with his “other family” there at the YMCA when we were unable to stay home. They answered my every email timely with concerns I may have had. They went above and beyond to make room for the children to get their homework done, and that they were fed and had all they needed to get through each and every week. Let me add, that in 2014, I had no idea where to go for daycare for my grandson. The YMCA was recommended by my DES caseworker telling me what a great job they do there, and we were not disappointed. Miss Rachelle S. embraced my grandson (3 ½ years old at the time) with open arms during uncertain times for us. Her nurturing ways continue to this day, demonstrating her commitment, love, and compassion to the Prescott community children. It is my undying pleasure to recognize and thank Miss Rachelle and Miss Stephanie for all they do on a daily basis, not only for my family but for the Prescott community as a whole. I truly would not know what we would have done without them. God Bless our Prescott YMCA. Cherie and Layne O.

Where to begin?!?!?! My daughter age 6 now, started going to the YMCA Childcare during the emergency childcare time for healthcare workers in May 2020. There had been so many changes during that time for everybody but I worried about the amount of constant changes for her. I went ahead and signed her up and she was able to start the next week. I cannot say enough good things about YMCA Childcare! Not only are they lifesavers (so we can work) but the love and care they put into all the kids is heartwarming and amazing. They are truly invested in each child. Personally, I have seen the staff take the time and energy to find what makes my daughter “tick” and how best to work with her…..I was not expecting that. They have gone above and beyond to help the Prescott School District with hybrid schooling during COVID and all the constant changes that has come with it (extra helpers, increased Wi-Fi needs, organization with multiple grades, A LOT of extra communication, etc.). From my perspective, they have excelled in handling that daunting challenge….and all with a smile! As a parent, I was so worried about her taking the bus there after school once it starts and “what if” she doesn’t get off the bus, she gets off the wrong bus, etc. Not to worry, the staff there is SO amazing and call me if needed! They even notified me that she had arrived safely there on her first day of going to Abia Judd! I was so relieved. They are just the best! She has LOVED going to YMCA! The crafts, swimming, gymnastics, positive learning atmosphere, has been the best “change” for her this year. I am sooooooo glad she is there!! One day she asked me, “mom, why are you and dad not members of the YMCA?” I told her because it has been closed on and off and we are going to wait for it to reopen before we sign up. She said, “I think you guys should become members so you can have as much fun as me.” Priceless. Laurie M.

I am a single mother with sole custody of two children. My mother is the only family connection in the area, and we moved here to be with her a few years ago. As a single parent of young children, it has been hard to manage work and childcare. When my youngest child entered elementary school, I was able to begin moving up in the work force to provide a better life for my kids. Things have been progressing but when Covid hit, I was very concerned about what it would mean for my family. Fortunately, my company did not close or limit business, but the school closures had a profound impact on my children’s ability to be in a safe place and complete their online classes. My mother helped the best she could but was unable to help the children with learning and unable to mentally manage the 2-5 days a week. When the YMCA notified us that they would be providing emergency childcare, I felt such relief. I was not able to stay home (while also paying the bills) with them so that they would have the help they needed for school, but the YMCA provided a safe and healthy place for my children to be during the day so that I could continue working uninterrupted. Even now, with the hybrid teaching schedule and the newly changing class times, the YMCA has been able to keep the kids safe while allowing them to get online for distance learning classes and assignments. I don’t think that I would have been able to keep working during Covid if the YMCA hadn’t been able to stay open for us in our time of need. Thank you guys!! A Thankful Childcare Parent

What YMCA childcare meant to my family:

The YMCA saved my family from extreme stress during the time of COVID 19. I am a nurse and had to work long, strange hours and my husband owns his own business. We lost a lot of revenue when COVID initially started up because he had to stay home to be with our 8yo daughter. Tensions ran very high in my household because the two were not used to spending day after day together, not to mention the fact that they have personalities that are like two peas in a pod. Usually, when they are together too long, they start to fuss at each other, and I am the buffer because I am different. When we learned that the YMCA was open during COVID it was a Godsend. It allowed my daughter to go into a normal routine and my husband to go back to work. While still stressful, the Y staff did A LOT to keep the children in a routine. Once online schooling started, that consistency allowed my daughter to deal with the massive changes of doing online schooling. When she struggled with the online teaching, if a concern was ever raised to the staff, they listened to the concern and were extremely collaborative to come up with a solution. Because the YMCA has so many awesome extra programs, my daughter was able to do gymnastics and swimming which she loves during a time when others were restricted. I will always be grateful to the YMCA for being there for my family during these unprecedented times. Very Respectfully, Roxanne C.

The YMCA preschool has been so amazing through the pandemic when I had to go back to work. I was so panicked she was not going have a spot in the essential workers program. We only waited a week and I got a call they had found a spot for my girl. Stephanie (especially) was so amazing through the whole process and made the transition on my daughter getting back to school so comfortable and safe. All the staff and teachers have made this process so easy and safe on our whole family. So thankful for the caring staff at the YMCA!! Thank you again YMCA. Becca

We, as Prescott parents are so grateful to the YMCA, especially during this global pandemic. The Y helped us with critical childcare so we could return to our jobs and continue to support our life, welfare, and happiness. Their attention to health as they screened each and every child before allowing them in their buildings has been stellar. They have never missed a beat with their attention to detail in keeping our children safe and healthy. Thank you Prescott YMCA…you have been heroes to us!! Anonymously grateful.

If someone were to ask me what the YMCA and STAFF especially the Childcare mean to my family. .. Without them I wouldn’t be able to work and provide for my children!! The amazing care that my children receive here gives me a sense of relief throughout my day. I work in healthcare and during these strange times, things couldn’t be more difficult but the YMCA does it with such confidence and poise that I could never express how grateful WE are to have this place and staff to call our second home and second family. The staff here really care about my children and it shows every day! Sincerely, Shelly N.

I currently have a 4 year-old child that goes to the YMCA Preschool 3 days a week and want you to know what the YMCA means to me. I have been using the YMCA Preschool and the afterschool program off and on for over 15 years with all 4 of my daughters. I am always very happy with the structure of the programs, activities, and of course the cleanliness of the facility. The staff is very involved with the children which makes my children feel safe and comfortable to spend their days away from home there. I feel comfortable with the safety protocols they use for a range of different things such as child pick up/drop off, illnesses, accidents etc. The staff is very good at communicating with parents regarding their children. I would highly recommend the YMCA to others in a heartbeat. My children and I have been very blessed to have the YMCA as part of their growth. Sincerely, Tara Y.

THE Top 10 Daycares in Prescott Valley, AZ | Affordable Prices

Daycares in Prescott Valley, AZ

People First

7279 E Conestoga Way, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

Description:

We are looking for a few good caregivers who would have some experience in either adult or child caregiver. Our individuals are of special need capacity. They will need CPR/FA Level 1 finger print card, validdrivers license and current insurance. We do offer these classes but they will need some experience to bring with them. These services will be done in the members homes and community. These are very fun loving and happy people, and looking for a happy go lucky person to help them through out the day. Most of our shifts are from 2:30 pm to 6 pm. If you are interested in making a difference in their lives please apply!!…

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The Acorn Christian Montessori School provides a Christian preschool program in Prescott Valley, Arizona. They encourage the children’s holistic growth through play-based and child-centered activities. Theyalso aim to develop the children’s social skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination using the Montessori method of education. The Acorn Christian Montessori School is open Mondays to Fridays from six thirty AM to six thirty PM….

Mingus Mountain Camp

8500 W. Forest Service Rd. 104, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315

Starting at $150/day

Description:

The Mingus Mountain Camp in Prescott Valley, Arizona is operated by the United Methodist Church. They are open for organized summer camp opportunities and also for large group activities. The camp has anamphitheater, ropes and challenge course, a zip line, and ample woods for hiking and quiet strolls. Basketball, volleyball, and archery are some of the sports activities that the campers engage in while at camp.
50 Annual Camper Scholarships- $12,500
High & Low Challenge Course Donations
Stacking Convection Ovens, $6,700.00
15 Passenger Van- Off-Site Activity Transportation
New Mattress Covers for Retreat Cabins, 48 covers @ cost of $2,000
Craft & Program Supplies, $1,000.00
Cracker Barrell Rocking Chairs, approximately $100.00 each
New Photocopy Machine for Camp Office
New or used (church change-out) padded conference chairs 100 LaPointe Hall New- $5,000
Multiple (20+) loads of gravel/abc rock for surface of the camp roadways, parking lot & RV area- $10,000
2 Used Travel Trailers, under 30′ Summer Staff Housing
Used Low Speed Floor Circulating Buffer – New-$1,000…

Description:

I provide child care services that include everything your child needs to be in a healthy and happy environment; while you provide the means to care for your family at daily employment. Hours are 6:30 am to6:30 pm Mon.Through Fri….

Shirae’s Child Care

8061 Sunrise Ln 44, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

Description:

A Little Bit of Heaven LLC is a senior care facility offering assisted living services and accommodations to elderly women. Based at 4445 N Carla Vista Drive, the company provides its services to the PrescottValley, AZ community. A Little Bit of Heaven LLC has been providing their services since 2005….

My Little Helper

4432 N Kearny Dr, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

Description:

My Little Helper is a child-centered environment valuing children’s play and is sure to spark their imaginations. The primary focus is on the growth and development of the children and forming a partnershipwith the parents to assist them in child raising….

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Acorn Montessori Charter School provides child care and academic programs for preschool and school-age children. The company’s services are open to kids two years of age up to eighth grade. Acorn MontessoriCharter School operates on weekdays from 8:15 A.M. to 1:30 P.M….

Grandpa’s Farm

7117 E Addis Ave, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

Description:

Grandpa’s Farm provides a childcare program in Prescott Valley, Arizona. They encourage the children’s holistic growth through play-based and child-centered activities. They also aim to develop the children’ssocial skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination. Grandpa’s Farm has wide, open recreational spaces for outdoor learning activities….

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Cedar Tree Montessori Inc. is a private child care facility that provides the nearby communities access to reliable early childhood education. Their center at 129 N Pleasant St, Prescott, AZ believes thatchildren need proper guidance and attention in order to grow into responsible adults….

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Pine Grove is a full care Christian based preschool. We run morning and afternoon programs as well as aftercare for our students.

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Kids Corral Preschool and Learning Center is an establishment situated in Humboldt, AZ that is providing services for the students in the community. This organization currently admits young children in thesurrounding neighborhood ranging from 0 to 12 years old. This child care started their operations in the year 2010 and is now having a maximum capacity of 35 students in their center….

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Cornerston Children’s Ministry located in Prescott, AZ is a fully licensed facility and preschool. They offer childcare programs from ages 2 to 5 years old children. T They provide a safe, nurturing environmentand age appropriate activities that maximize your child’s learning capabilities. They also educate your child about God’s love….

Description:

Prescott Christian Preschool uses a Christ-centered curriculum that integrates biblical principles into weekly and monthly themes. The curriculum encourages active, hands-on learning that builds on each child’sunique abilities and learning styles. We give you the flexibility to choose the number of days and what days your child attends to better fit your needs. …

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FAQs for finding daycares in Prescott Valley

In 2022 what type of daycare can I find near me in Prescott Valley, AZ?

There are a variety of daycares in Prescott Valley, AZ providing full time and part-time care. Some daycares are facility-based and some are in-home daycares operated out of a person’s home. They can also vary in the degree of education and curriculum they offer. Additionally, some daycares offer bilingual programs for parents that want to immerse their children in multiple languages.

How can I find a daycare near me in Prescott Valley, AZ?

If you are looking for daycare options near you, start several months in advance of when you need care for your child. Care. com has 116 in Prescott Valley, AZ as of October 2022 and you can filter daycares by distance from Prescott Valley or your zip code. From there, you can then compare daycare rates, parent reviews, view their specific services, see their hours of operation and contact them through the website for further information or to request an appointment.

What questions should I ask a daycare provider before signing up?

As you visit daycare facilities in Prescott Valley, AZ, you should ask the providers what their hours are so you can be prepared to adjust your schedule for drop-off and pick-up. Ask what items you are responsible for bringing for your child and what items you may be required to provide that will be shared among other children or the daycare staff. Also, make sure to check directly with the business for information about their local licensing and credentials in Prescott Valley, AZ.

THE Top 10 Child Care Providers in Prescott Valley, AZ

Child care in Prescott Valley, AZ

Description:

Hello, I am looking for a part time job working with a family in the Prescott Valley area. I have 7 years of nanny experience and am able to provide excellent references, I have had strong bonds with myfamilies. Unfortunately, I had to move out of state and leave my wonderful children. I really miss that connection and I am hoping to find the same here in Arizona. I enjoy playing games, doing homework, crafts and reading. Meal prep is also something I like to do engaging the children when age appropriate. I am a non smoking, retired, christian woman with a CPR certification. I would be willing to update my certificate if need be.
Thank you for your consideration,
Susan…

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Hello 🙂 I am available for child care. I would love to meet with you and your family. I am an excellent swimmer and I love the outdoors. I have a background clearance, CPR Firstaid and a clean driving record.I also love animals. I have reliable transportation and am flexible with your schedule. I can assist with cooking and cleaning or whatever you need help with. Children are precious gifts from God. I would love to help your child develop with learning skills and fun activities. I am very loving and nurturing and would treat your child with genuine respect and care. I am very dependable and honest and a non smoker. I have done childcare for over 20 years and I am comfortable caring for all ages of children. Have a great day! I am fully vaccinated card available.
Thank you
References Available…

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Recent Review:

Arrived on time, great with the kids, and flexible with time. Will be hiring again!

Reviewed by Hannah F.

Description:

I have 3 years of experience with babysitting and I have babysat children from the ages of 2 months to 10 years old. I am pretty flexible, I can do light housekeeping, and anything else that is needed as well!Message me if you have any questions! :)…

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Hello my name is Brandi. I’m 20 years old and I’m currently a student at Yavapai College. I am non smoker, I do have my own car, and I’m most definitely okay with pets! I started babysitting when I was just 13years old, and then I eventually got asked to work with kids at my church. I have worked with kids in Awanas, VBS (Vacation bible study), and just helping out in the nursery every now and then for several years. I enjoy being active with kids. I like to play games and bring over fun crafts to do or even an occasional Disney movie. I am in the process of getting CPR certified, and should have it soon as well as first aid training. I feel having been certified in those areas will not only help parents feel more comfortable leaving there child but also benefit me in the long run. Thank you for taking the time to look at my profile. I look forward to meeting you and your kids!…

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Hi, the kids call me Ms Cindy and I have over 30 years of childcare experience. I’ve done a little bit of everything. Home daycare, preschool teacher, teacher’s aide in the schools, parent aide working insocial services field and spent the last 15 years as a foster parent. My husband and I raised 8 children of our own (homeschooling two of them) and enjoy spending time with the grandkids. I’m young enough to keep the little ones active and busy while teaching character and values. If you’re looking for a surrogate gramma, I’d love getting to chat with you….

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Recent Review:

Cindy is so kind and loving and really cared for my daughter. She was our nanny from the time my daughter was about 9 months old until she was 18 months old. Cindy brought developmentally appropriate activitiesinto our home and kept my daughter active and busy! She loved her like she was one of her own. I highly recommend her!…

Reviewed by Kelly W.

Description:

I have two children of my own that I raise. I have watched over & babysat many children of different ages. I have worked with special needs children as well. I really like kids & they seem to like to be aroundme too. I tend to attract kids to talk to me or to have kids at my house of all ages visiting. I have a gentle, caring & warm nature. I especially value the innocence & wonder of children. I am compassionate to the needs of children and am also protective. In a sense I feel that it takes a village & if you are a loving person that cares for the safety and overall well being of children, that we should all be available to help a child in need whether they are our own or not….

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Growing up a student-athlete, I am very used to working hard and having responsibilities. I’ve worked as a barista and at a grocery store. Being in the work-force has helped me practice my diligence and workethic. With my trustworthiness and bubbly personality, I don’t doubt I am the best applicant to take care of your child!…

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Deanna H. | Prescott Valley, AZ

$15-18/hr • 10 yrs exp • 59 yrs old

I Bring The Love Of Learning, Caring And Compassion To Your Home

Description:

Hello! I am a retired kindergarten teacher. I have taught grades kindergarten through high school. Prior to teaching, I was an activities director for Boys & Girls Clubs. I have experience teaching and engagingchildren in activities that they love! I enjoy spending time with children of all ages and would be blessed to have the opportunity to care for your child. I have an active State of AZ Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card and am certified in CPR/AED and First Aid….

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Hi my name is Leanne and I have 2 years experience with watching infants and toddlers. I love babysitting children, especially when they need help with school. I am 18 years old so I have a good handle withchildren. Here are a few skills that I have acquired over the years; I have passed CPR classes in highschool, I have my highschool diploma. I am also a very responsible and organized person when it comes to projects. I have previous cleaning experience for children and home. I am adaptable and aware of my surroundings. I love caring for children, including babies. My minimum hourly rate is $13-$20 depending on the number of children and what care is needed….

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Hello! I just completed my degree at Arizona State and am looking for a part time nanny job. I would love to chat with you about possibly nannying for you. I had several families in the Phoenix area that Inannied for while I lived there. I also have my own vehicle and clean driving record. I am certified in CPR as well. I look forward to hearing from you!…

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I started working with kids when I was 14.
In my spare time, I like to go hike and bowling.
One thing you should know about me is I’m very flexible.
My skills include interactive with children, patience andable to help with homework and other tasks….

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I have 12 years of experience as a nanny/house manager. I have worked for 6 different families with 1 to 4 children at a time. I have experience with preemie babies to preteens. I worked a year with a YMCA intheir after school care. My last job working with Children (2011-2015) I worked at a church in their children’s ministry department as a Volunteer Coordinator. I was in charge of up 400 children a Sunday. I work in administration and organization of the programing for Sundays as well. My recent job was to come and take care of my terminally ill grandfather. I love to cook and am really organized. I love to do arts and crafts and am used to traveling all over the world with families….

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My name is Cheyanne and I am 26-years -old. I have been working as a preschool teacher for the last four years, teaching children from the ages of 2-5. I have my fingerprint clearance card, CPR verification andI have an associates degree in early childhood education. I have experience working with children who have special needs and would love to continue to work with them. I love animals of all kinds, though I am afraid of snakes. I love taking children on adventures wether that be to a museum, on a small hike, or visiting exciting places. If wanted I can teach the children as well. I love kids and would love the opportunity to take care of your while you are at work or at school. Even if it’s just the occasional date night….

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I have taken care and babysat children growing up and I have volunteered in a daycare before. The ages of children that I have looked after are 9 months-10 years old. I know how to cook and clean. I am also apet lover. I have a very reliable car to get around town to pick up the kids. While children are in my care I am focused, committed and attentive to their needs….

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Hello! I am 26 and currently completing my masters degree online. I just bought a house in Prescott Valley and am looking forward to getting to know the area and the community. I have experience with kids ofall ages and am willing to preform light housekeeping tasks. In addition I am CPR certified, have a valid driver’s license and can provide a resume and references upon request….

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My Little Helper

4432 N Kearny Dr, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

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Grandpa’s Farm

7117 E Addis Ave, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Costimate: $125/day

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FAQs for finding child care in Prescott Valley

How much does it cost in 2022 to hire a child care provider in Prescott Valley, AZ?

Hiring someone on Care.com to provide child care services will cost an average of $13.64 per hour as of October 2022. This rate may vary depending on the experience each child care provider has, how many kids you will need them to watch, the age of your children, and whether you need part-time or full-time child care.

How can I find child care help near me?

Care.com currently has 48 child care providers Prescott Valley, AZ. You can search for caregivers by their distance from Prescott Valley and by hourly pay rate. Then you can compare their experience, specific services they offer and what age groups of kids they specialize in caring for. You can also read reviews from other families in Prescott Valley that have worked with the child care providers you’re interested in.

What interview questions should I ask a child care provider?

You want to find a child care provider that will get along with your kids, but also follows many of the same parenting ideas you have. Structure your questions around how your kids behave in certain situations and what the provider thinks is the best action to take. And because there are plenty of activities to do in Prescott Valley, you should ask questions about the fun things each child care provider would do to keep your kids happy and entertained. Finally, ask each provider about their past child care experience, references from other families in Prescott Valley and if they are certified in first aid and CPR.

Child Care Centers and Preschools in Prescott AZ

Child development centers in Prescott vary in size as well as in scope. While some offer progressive curriculums and the latest advancements for preschools, others are more intimate daycare centers that take a more relaxed approach to childcare.
Whatever your priorities, finding the right daycare center for your child is important. We’ve made the seemingly overwhelming task easier by collecting basic information such as size, location, and licensing information for child development centers in Prescott into a single location.
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CEDAR TREE MONTESSORI INC

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 771-8785

Mission statement To encourage the development of the whole child by providing a comprehensive Montessori education, cultivating independent thought and foundational skills as well as awareness of their environment; empathy for others; social ease an . ..

MOUNTAIN OAK CHARTER SCHOOL

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 541-7700

Mountain Oak School opened its doors on August 21st, 1999. A group of dedicated parents and community members had an educational vision of a Waldorf-methods charter school for Prescott. Waldorf, the fastest-growing independent school movement in the …

PRIMAVERA SCHOOL

Prescott, AZ 86303 | (928) 445-5382

Primavera School is committed to preparing children for the future as life-long learners by encouraging high academic standards across the curriculum and by demonstrating a productive interaction between teachers and students within a small classroom setting.

CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 776-0121

At Cornerstone Christian Preschool we care deeply about God and the daily care and education of your child. We take seriously the responsibility of being a Christian influence in the life of your child during such a critical developmental time. Child …

PRESCOTT Y M C A EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 445-7221

YMCAs are dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable child care. As the nation’s largest provider of child care programs, YMCAs provide family-centered, values-based programs to nurture children’s healthy development. Well-trained staff provide …

AMERICAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 778-7049

American Lutheran School offers a program that will provide the child with a variety of learning experiences. In a Christian atmosphere, the child will be free to explore his or her environment and will receive guidance in participating in activities …

DEL E. WEBB FAMILY ENRICHMENT CENTER

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 776-2174

We are a child development center located on the Prescott Campus of Yavapai College. We offer a safe and nurturing child-centered program that is focused on promoting children’s learning. We enroll children between three months old and five years of age.

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC PRESCHOOL

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 445-3141

At Sacred Heart Catholic School, we recognize parents as the primary educators of their children. We prepare children for the present and the future by joining with their parents and the Church to instill in them a strong sense of Catholic Christian …

LITTLE LIFE LEARNING CENTER

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 451-5343

LITTLE LIFE LEARNING CENTER is a CHILD CARE CENTER in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 57 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Ones; Twos; Three to Five; . The provider does not participate in a subsidized …

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDEN EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 442-1283

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDEN EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER is a CHILD CARE PUBLIC SCHOOL in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 185 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Twos; Three to Five; . The provider does not …

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS – LINCOLN ELEMENTARY

Prescott, AZ 86303 | (928) 917-3249

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS – LINCOLN ELEMENTARY is a CHILD CARE PUBLIC SCHOOL in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 20 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Three to Five; . The provider does not particip …

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS AT ABIA JUDD

Prescott, AZ 86305 | (928) 442-1283

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS AT ABIA JUDD is a CHILD CARE PUBLIC SCHOOL in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 20 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Three to Five; . The provider does not participate in a …

P.U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER – TAYLOR HICKS

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 717-3276

P. U.S.D. #1 – DISCOVERY GARDENS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER – TAYLOR HICKS is a CHILD CARE PUBLIC SCHOOL in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 99 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Three to Five; . The provider …

PRESCOTT CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL

Prescott, AZ 86301 | (928) 899-0920

PRESCOTT CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL is a CHILD CARE CENTER in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 48 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Twos; Three to Five; . The provider does not participate in a subsidized child …

THE CHILDREN’S GARDEN, LLC

Prescott, AZ 86303 | (928) 777-9150

THE CHILDREN’S GARDEN, LLC is a CHILD CARE CENTER in PRESCOTT AZ, with a maximum capacity of 19 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Twos; Three to Five; School-Age. The provider does not participate in a subsidiz …

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American Lutheran School

American Lutheran School is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. Contact us to schedule a tour and discover…

P. U. S. D.#1 – Kids & Company -taylor Hicks

P. U. S. D.#1 – Kids & Company -taylor Hicks is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. To learn more about us,…

Cornerstone Christian Preschool And Daycare

Cornerstone Christian Preschool And Daycare is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. Contact us to schedule a…

Mountain Oak Charter School

Mountain Oak Charter School is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. Please email us for more information.

Prescott Y M C A Early Childhood Center

Prescott Y M C A Early Childhood Center is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a large center. Contact us to schedule a tour and…

P. U. S. D.#1 – Kids & Company – Miller Valley

P. U. S. D.#1 – Kids & Company – Miller Valley is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. To learn more about us, please send us an email.

Prescott Child Development Center

Prescott Child Development Center is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. Contact us to schedule a tour and discover for yourself all…

Del E. Webb Family Enrichment Center

Del E. Webb Family Enrichment Center is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. To learn more about us, please…

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Pine Grove Preschool & Aftercare, LLC

Pine Grove Preschool & Aftercare, LLC is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center open from 7:30am to 6:00pm. To…

Sacred Heart Catholic Preschool

Sacred Heart Catholic Preschool is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. To learn more about us, please send us…

Cedar Tree Montessori Inc

Cedar Tree Montessori Inc is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. To learn more about us, please send us an…

P. U. S. D.#1 – Washington Traditional School

P. U. S. D.#1 – Washington Traditional School is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. Please email us for more…

Christian Academy of Prescott Preschool

Christian Academy of Prescott Preschool is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. Please email us for more information.

Cedar Tree Playhouse

Cedar Tree Playhouse is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a medium-sized center. To learn more about us, please send us an email.

Trinity Christian Preschool

Trinity Christian Preschool is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a small center open from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Contact us to schedule…

The Children’s Garden LLC

The Children’s Garden LLC is a licensed child care center in Prescott, AZ. We are a small center. To learn more about us, please send us an email.

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There are 19 daycares in Prescott, based on CareLuLu data. This includes 0 home-based programs and 19 centers.

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The cost of daycare in Prescott is $630 per month. This is the average price for full-time, based on CareLuLu data, including homes and centers.

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★ 8 best cities to celebrate Christmas in Arizona ★

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Arizona is the top destination for “snowbirds”, which means a lot of people come here to escape the winter cold and cold. However, these are the things that define the traditional Christmas season, which means it can be hard to get into the Christmas spirit. Luckily, there are many places in Arizona that make Christmas fun and festive with local events. These are the top eight cities in Arizona to celebrate Christmas!

Mesa, Arizona

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Mesa is a suburb of Phoenix that has a lot going on during the Christmas season. The main street is illuminated at night, and the city also has a large Christmas tree and an ice rink. Superstition Mall and Fiesta Mall are decorated for Christmas and in great places to take pictures with Santa Claus. Be sure to check out the Christmas lights on the grounds of the Mesa Arizona Temple at the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The light displays, nativity scene, illuminated palm trees and flower gardens are free to the public. Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis with all its great effects and Christmas songs will be presented at the Arcbest Corporation Performing Arts Center

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Prescott, Arizona

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The city of Prescott is also an interesting place to visit during the Christmas seasons due to its festive events, light parade and light displays. The city’s annual Courthouse Lighting takes place on the evening of December 1 this year at Courthouse Plaza on Cortez and Gurley Street. The Christmas parade takes place in front of the courthouse lighting and includes floats, pets, and Santa Claus. Another interesting local event is Frontier Christmas at Charlotte Hall Museum, which takes you back on a nostalgic journey to Prescott’s first Christmas celebration in 1864. Here you can learn about Christmas traditions from the late 1800s and how the locals celebrated the season last year. then.

Williams, Arizona

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Williams is a small town west of Flagstaff and close to the Grand Canyon. The most festive thing to do here during the holiday season is to ride the Polar Express train. This is an enchanted ride that departs from Williams Depot and takes you through a moonlight wilderness with elves and characters for fun entertainment. There are plenty of great photo essays here, as well as history, chocolate chip cookies and hot chocolate, and a trip to Santa Claus Village. The train ride lasts about 90 minutes, and on Christmas Eve a special magical journey awaits you.

Glendale, Arizona

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The Glendale Glitters festival kicks off this year on November 23rd and runs until January 12th. Here you will find fun for the whole family, great food, handmade holiday gifts, a petting zoo, a snow playground for kids, and meeting Santa. 1.6 million LED lights will be on display to illuminate trees in historic downtown Glendale. The lights will illuminate 16 downtown blocks, with a plethora of local shops putting on fun holiday displays and hanging decorations. Downtown Glendale is also a great place to shop for holiday gifts and unique items. You can even ride a horse-drawn carriage with your family or loved one.

Flagstaff, Arizona

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If you think Arizona Christmas is about hot weather and desert scenery, be sure to visit Flagstaff this winter. This city in northern Arizona is at the foot of the mountains and actually gets a lot of snow every year. Be sure to check out Flagstaff’s North Pole experience to see Santa’s workshop, visit the toy factory, visit Mrs. Claus’s bakery, and even see the elves’ university. Tours last about an hour and 35 minutes and run throughout the day and evening. Another fun place to visit during Christmas is the Riordan Mansion State Historic Park, which is usually decorated with Christmas decorations.

Phoenix, Arizona

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Being the largest city in Arizona, it’s better to bet that there are festive events here at Christmas. You can attend the annual Electric Light Parade on Central Avenue, go ice skating at the city ice rink, and attend various holiday concerts. One of the most unique ways to celebrate this season is to visit Noch de las Luminarias at the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix. Here, you’ll find thousands of lights along the garden paths, as well as live music, a sculpture garden, and delicious food and drink nearby. Other favorite New Year’s events in Phoenix include Handel’s Messiah in the Phoenix Symphony, Winnie the Pooh’s Christmas Tail, Ballet Arizona’s The Nutcracker, and ZooLights at the local zoo. The CitySkate at CityScape in Phoenix is also decked out in holiday lights and is a fun way to spend an evening on the town.

Tucson, Arizona

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69 The annual Winterhaven Festival of Lights takes place in Tucson this year from December 8 to 26 from 6 pm to 10 pm every evening. It’s a fun place to walk around, or you can drive on December 26th. Leashes are also invited for a walk. Tohono Chul Park and the Tucson Botanical Garden often host festive light displays. While in Tucson, you can also attend a parade of lights and a downtown festival that includes a tree-lighting ceremony.

Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Bridgewater Canal in Lake Havasu City

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also a merry city for celebrations of Christmas. The English Village by London Bridge is lit up at Christmas to lighten the mood for the season. You can go ice skating at London’s The Bridge Hotel from late November to early January. The annual Festival of Lights, which is free to attend, sees the nearly 500,000 lights that adorn London Bridge. It’s also fun to take a night cruise on the Bridgewater Canal to see the buildings and the illuminated water. On December 3rd, you can take part in the Lake Havasu Choir’s annual Christmas Concert at the Lake Havasu Performing Arts Center and the Little Theater.

Arizona State University Prep Programs | Education in the USA

Arizona State University (ASU) is a public American university located in the city of Tempe , Arizona. ASU began its activities in 1885 as a school for teachers, and received university status only in 1958. Today, Arizona State University is one of the largest public universities in the country. It has over 100,000 students. More than 13,000 of them are foreigners, representatives of 136 countries.

Arizona State University is a comprehensive research university, which in the United States is rightly called the “prototype of the new American university.” Here they strive not to limit students in their scientific and research interests, but also to educate specialists who are not only ready to cope well with their tasks, but also to contribute to the economic, social, cultural and general health of society.

The university offers more than 350 bachelor’s and over 200 master’s programs distributed among more than 200 faculties. The university receives the highest marks in such areas as natural sciences, computer science, economics, social sciences, chemistry, physics, engineering, art and humanities.

According to U.S. News Education in 2016-2019, Arizona State University was recognized as the most innovative university in the United States, beating such world-famous competitors as MIT and Stanford. And the Institute of International Education in 2017 named ASU the leading public university in the United States for the choice of international students.

The teaching staff of Arizona State University is more than 3,400 highly qualified specialists. Two of them – Leland Hartwell and Edward K. Prescott – are Nobel Prize winners (in total, 5 Nobel laureates taught at ASU in different years). In addition, 25 Guggenheim Fellows, more than 10 National Academy of Sciences Fellows, 6 Pulitzer Laureates, 164 Fulbright scholars study here.

According to the international Times Higher Education Rankings (THE) for 2019, Arizona State University ranks 123rd in the world university rankings.

Arizona State University has 5 campuses. Each of them is a separate campus with its own infrastructure.

Downtown Phoenix

The Downtown Phoenix campus is located in downtown Phoenix, the state capital of Arizona. Here students are trained in the direction of medicine, art, humanities, jurisprudence. On campus are the School of Management, College of Health, College of Integrated Sciences and Arts, School of Journalism, College of Law, College of Nursing, College of Public Services, College of Education, School of International Management. In addition to educational buildings, there are hostels for students, a fitness center.

Lake Havasu

Lake Havasu is the campus of Arizona State University located in Lake Havasu City. Here, bachelors are trained in technical programs, programs in the field of health, law, and political science. Tuition prices here are somewhat lower than in the central campuses of ASU, while the programs are at the same high level. On the campus there are educational buildings, sports facilities, hostels.

Polytechnic Campus

The Arizona State University Polytechnic campus is located in Tempe and is designed for students of technology, engineering, management, and education. There are all conditions for conducting research of any degree of complexity: there are various laboratories, flight simulators, a desert arboretum, digital printing and design studios, and much more. The campus includes the School of Business, the School of Engineering, the College of Integrated Sciences and Arts, and the College of Education. Also on campus are hostels for students, sports facilities, a student recreation center, canteens and dormitories.

Tempe Campus

The central campus of Arizona State University, located in downtown Tempe. It is the oldest and largest among the campuses of the university. The School of Business, the College of Medicine, the Institute of Design and Art, the School of Engineering, the College of Integrated Sciences and Arts, the College of Liberal Sciences and Arts, the School of Sustainability, and the College of Education are located here. On the campus there are also sports facilities, canteens and cafes, hostels.

Campus West

Arizona State University West Campus is located in Glendale, west of Phoenix. Having started its activity in the late 1980s, today it is one of the leading universities in the university. More than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs are taught here. The campus includes the School of Business, School of International Management, College of Health, College of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Arts, College of Nursing, College of Public Services, College of Education. The west campus has an extensive library, a freshman center, a transfer student center, sports facilities, residence halls, canteens, and cafes.

Pathways Program

A program for undergraduate students at Arizona State University. The course will improve knowledge of English and academic subjects. Successful completion of Pathways allows you to be enrolled in ASU 1st or 2nd year with credit transfer. The following course types are available:

Business Pathways . Duration of training – 1 semester. 10 credits, transition to 1 course in accounting, public relations, logistics management, Spanish language and culture, sustainable development.

Business Pathways-2 . Duration of training – 3 semesters. 26 credits, transition to the 2nd course in such specialties as accounting, public relations, logistics management, Spanish language and culture, sustainable development.

Pathways in management. Duration of study – 1 semester. 9 credits, transition to 1 course in such specialties as global management and international trade.

Pathways in Management-2. Duration of study – 3 semesters. 25 credits, transition to the 2nd course in such specialties as global management and international trade.

Pathways in the Arts and Sciences. Duration of study – 1 semester. 9 credits, transition to 1 course in such specialties as applied computing; Applied math; applied Science; biology; public relations; ecology; forensic Medicine; story; interdisciplinary art; interdisciplinary arts and sciences; Latin American Studies; philosophy, religion and society; political science; psychology; social and behavioral sciences; socio-cultural analysis; sociology; Spanish; statistics.

Pathways in the Arts and Sciences-2. Duration of study – 3 semesters. 25 credits, transition to the 2nd course in such specialties as applied computing; Applied math; applied Science; biology; public relations; ecology; forensic Medicine; story; interdisciplinary art; interdisciplinary arts and sciences; Latin American Studies; philosophy, religion and society; political science; psychology; social and behavioral sciences; socio-cultural analysis; sociology; Spanish; statistics.

IGPP Master’s Program

This 10-week program will help you improve your English language skills and integrate into university life. Designed for graduates of bachelor’s programs planning to enter the School of Business (except for MBA programs), the school. Thunderbird for the International Management Program, as well as the School of Engineering.

Intensive English Course IEP

A program for those whose level of English is not sufficient for admission to the Pathways program or direct admission to Arizona State University. The program has 6 levels – from beginner to advanced. Training for each takes 8 weeks. Students who successfully complete the IEP may not provide TOEFL certificates when applying to ASU.

For students entering the Pathways program:

Good academic record. GPA 2.50 for applicants for a 3-semester course and GPA 2.75 for applicants for a 1-semester course.
Knowledge of English not lower than TOEFL 55 or IELTS 5.5.

Arizona State University prep students live in on-campus residences. All buildings have furnished rooms for 2-4 people. Bathroom – per room. The hostel building has common areas for student recreation and study, laundries, fitness centers and kitchens. Pathways students must select and purchase one of the University Dining Plans. Students of the IGPP and IEP courses solve nutrition issues on their own.

Little Miss Nobody. State of Arizona, Yavapai County, Township… | by @murderss

Arizona, Yavapai County, Congress Township. This settlement or town was formed at the end of the 19th century as a settlement of gold miners, flourished until the 1930s, while gold was being mined, now it is not even considered a city or village, but officially belongs to the category “statistically isolated area” – census-designated place ( CDP) and a separate part of the nearby town of Wickenburg. Located southwest of the city of Prescott and northwest of Phoenix, the capital of Arizona and one of the largest cities in the United States. The population of the Congress in 2000 was approximately 1,700, in 2010 – 4,800, and in the middle of the 20th century – probably less than a thousand. The population of the entire Yavapai County is 1960 was almost 29 thousand people.

On July 31, 1960, a schoolteacher from Las Vegas (neighboring Nevada) named Russell Allen came to the Arizona desert with his family to collect beautiful stones to decorate his garden. Near the town of Congress, near the Alamo Road and one and a half miles south of Route 93 (the main highway between Phoenix and Las Vegas), Mr. Allen and members of his family found the body of a little girl, partially buried in the sand. The girl seemed to be sitting in a sand bath – the lower part of the body was buried, the upper one was outside and her hands lay on the surface of the sand.

The approximate location of the discovery of the girl’s corpse is marked with a red marker

The police officers who arrived at the scene removed the corpse from the sand and recorded the following details: the girl’s body had reached a significant degree of decomposition (in the hot climate of the southern American states, the decomposition process is faster, and even in the height of summer – in July), was dressed in white shorts and a plaid blouse. There were also two unusual details: the girl’s fingernails and toenails were painted bright red and this was the only layer of varnish, that is, before that, the nails had not been painted, and next to the grave were flip-flops of the adult size, which were cut (cut) to a child’s, with leather straps. Sheriff’s Deputy Dan Jacobs discovered a pocket knife nearby that he thought was bloodied, but it was not clear if the knife was related to the crime. Investigators also noticed two artificial depressions in the sandy surface nearby and concluded that there were two other attempts to dig the grave first.

The corpse had no visible unnatural damage – signs of murder, if any, they were hidden by the decomposition of the flesh.

An autopsy was carried out, following which the forensic pathologist and the FBI involved in the case determined that the body belonged to a white girl, aged 5 to 7 years, approximately 42 inches (1.07 meters) tall, weighing 55 to 65 pounds ( from 25 to 29.5 kg). All the bones were intact, in the child’s mouth there was a complete and intact set of children’s milk teeth in good condition. It was found that from the moment of death to the discovery of the corpse took from one to two weeks.

Age was originally defined as from 5 to 7 years, later this range expanded and began to be from 2 to 9 years, although at this age a person grows over the years and a 9-year-old child is very different from a 2-year-old in all respects. But the most likely age was determined as from 3 to 6 years.

Another characteristic detail was discovered: the natural color of the girl’s hair was light brown (dark blond or the like), but the hair was dyed chestnut.

It was not possible to make a composite portrait at that time due to the strong decomposition of facial tissues.

The cause of death was not determined, but was officially declared as murder, more precisely – homicide, this term means not only murder in the narrow sense of the word, but also in a broader sense – the destruction of a person, bringing him to death in various ways or unintentional murder.

First report of the discovery of an unknown

child corpse in the desert in the local newspaper

the next day – August 1, column on the right

Despite the announcement in the media, no one identified the found girl as their daughter or relative, or the daughter or relative of their acquaintances. Local police, led by Sheriff Jim Cramer, made great efforts to identify the girl and her possible killers. They engaged the local media, the Prescott sheriff’s office began to receive letters, telegrams and phone calls from different people, checked the information received from them, distributed information about the child by teletype, checked the data on the reported missing children and persons previously convicted of crimes against children. All this was done not only on the spot – the sheriff himself and his colleagues flew out and went on business trips to other places, sometimes hundreds of miles away from Yavapai County. The parents and relatives of the missing girls repeatedly came, trying to identify her as their own. But everything was to no avail, the girl remained unidentified and even before the funeral she received the nickname Little Miss Nobody.

On August 8, Yavapai County Sheriff Jim Cramer and his colleagues and a cameraman went to the scene where the half-buried body was discovered just over a week ago and filmed. Then, in front of the camera in their office, Yavapai County Sheriff and Deputy Attorney George Ireland showed reporters found flip-flops, artificially reduced to child size. These footage, as well as an interview with the sheriff, were shown on television in order to obtain new information. As the sheriff said, “There’s someone somewhere who knows the answer we’re looking for, and maybe that will lead that person to us.” But this move did not give any result.

Sheriff Jim Cramer and Deputy District Attorney

George Ireland displaying a murdered girl’s slippers

Little Miss Nobody was supposed to be buried in a grave for unknown and poor people. But Dave Palladin, an announcer at Prescott’s KYCA radio station, said: “I guess I couldn’t resist seeing a little girl buried in Boot Hill (Boot Hill is a collective term for poor cemeteries, the first and main of which is in Arizona)” . He organized a fundraiser for a funeral in a decent cemetery and in the Christian rite. Local residents not only donated money for this, but some of them came to the funeral, which took place on August 10 at the Mountain View Cemetery in Prescott. The funeral service was held in the church, more than 70 people came to it.

A small blue coffin was inscribed: “God’s little child, date of birth unknown, date of death unknown.” Around the coffin were flower arrangements brought by people, some of them had notes with messages from the deceased. One of these notes said: “’Forgive us, child, for the weakness of men and, in turn, when in your final home, pray for us” – “Forgive us, child, for human weakness and, in turn when you are in your last home, pray for us.”

Dr. Charles Franklin Parker, who led the funeral procession, said over the coffin, “This is a little wanderer who was among us. We do not know her name, we can only guess about her age. It seems to me that we may not know this, but God does. In the world of God there are no unknowns, no orphans. She doesn’t need a name today. She has the name of an angel somewhere in eternity. We may never know the ways and the reasons, but somewhere someone will look in the newspaper to find out what happened to the little girl he left in the desert. If there was an atrocity, then probably his conscience would continue and continue to bother him.”

The tombstone is engraved with the inscription “Little Miss Nobody” and a quote from the Gospel of Matthew: “Blessed are the pure in heart”.

One of the newspaper notes was called “Little Miss Noboy Buried as Somebody”.

Little Miss Nobody’s grave in Prescott’s Mountain View Cemetery is still visited today, bringing toys and flowers to the little headstone.

The investigation is also ongoing.

As early as this 2018, the cold case department of the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office contacted the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), which paid for the exhumation of the buried girl’s remains and an examination of the new scientific and technological level, as a result of which the DNA of Little Miss Nobody was successfully obtained. The DNA was added to the center’s database and to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) database, which is a department of the US Department of Justice.

Then specialists from the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification, using modern computer technology that was not available in 1960, made a reconstruction of the girl’s face – a portrait of Little Miss Nobody, as she could have been on the eve of her death.

This is not to say that over the years of investigation, the police did not have any leads. Some people and circumstances drew particular attention to themselves.

Less than a year has passed since the discovery of Little Miss Nobody, and in March 1961, a version arose that it could be 4-year-old Debbie Dudley, the daughter of itinerant carnival artists – 47-year-old Kenneth Dudley and his 44-year-old wife Irene. During their long life together, they gave birth to several children. Their two eldest daughters, Marjorie and Jen, were already grown up, married and living in New York.

The Dudley family lived in Virginia, a state on the east coast of the United States, very far from Arizona, on the other side of the country, but due to the nature of their activities, the couple traveled a lot around the country, and even visited Arizona.

As the investigators found out, not only their youngest daughter was missing. The other, 7-year-old Carol Ann Dudley, also disappeared. But soon, on February 9, her body was found wrapped in a blanket in the woods near the small town of Lawrenceville in southern Virginia. She was determined to have died on February 1, about 100 miles north, at a truck stop in Hanover County. The causes of death were cited as malnutrition, bad exposure, and neglect by parents.

And later, in the same place, in southern Virginia, the remains of Debbie Dudley were found. Experts have confirmed that this is it. The causes of death were the same. And it became clear that she was not Little Miss Nobody.

Kenneth and Irene Dudley were arrested and imprisoned for killing their two children.

Their two eldest daughters first tried to claim the body of their little 4-year-old sister for burial in New York, but the imprisoned mother came up with the idea of burying her next to Carol Ann there in Virginia. Jen and Marjorie agreed and so it was done.

However, there is a big blank spot in the family’s business – three more (!) of their children, born at different times, went missing over the last 2.5 years at that time. Their bodies were not found and it was impossible to charge the parents with the murders, but it is very likely that they also killed these children of theirs and successfully hid their corpses while touring the country. It can be assumed that one of them is Little Miss Nobody, but this is pure hypothesis – there is nothing that would connect her specifically with the Dudley family, except for the fact that they were in Arizona, and the missing children in such a large and criminal country, like the US, there has always been a lot.

There is another version, more promising.

Exactly 10 days before the discovery of Little Miss Nobody, on July 21, 1960, in the state of New Mexico, neighboring Arizona, in the city of Alamogordo (compare with the name of the Alamo Road and there is Lake Alamo in Arizona not far from the place where Little Miss Nobody was discovered), a girl disappeared named Sharon Lee Gallegos. (In some sources, her middle name is indicated as Lynn – Lynn – but this is incorrect.)

Sharon was 4 years old, incomplete 5 (born September 6, 1955 years old), that is, she was the right age – it is worth recalling that the most likely age of Little Miss Nobody was defined as from 3 to 6 years old, and although Sharon was Hispanic, she was lighter than her brothers and sisters, had blond or light brown hair (as Little Miss Nobody had before being dyed chestnut) and brown eyes, also had a birthmark on her thigh (whether Little Miss Nobody had one is unknown – her flesh was already quite decomposed). She was dressed differently during the abduction – pink shorts and white shoes, but the abductors could change her clothes, as well as dye her hair and fingernails and toenails (but then it remains unclear why to do this last thing: paint the nails of the kidnapped child red ?).

The circumstances of her abduction are of interest. In the afternoon, around 2:55 pm, Sharon was playing with other children in the backyard of their Alamogordo home at 512 Virginia Avenue. An old green car pulled up. A short and plump woman with blond hair, looking over 30 years old, got out of the car, approached Sharon and asked if she wanted to go with her to buy clothes and sweets. The girl refused. Then the woman grabbed Sharon by the arm and dragged her to the car. Behind the wheel was a man, thin and also fair-haired. The car into which the woman dragged the girl sped off somewhere to the south.

Beatriz Gallegos, Sharon’s aunt (her mother’s sister) was in the house, saw this scene through the back window, just had time to run to the front door and open it when the car disappeared from view. Beatrice had poor eyesight and could not see the people in the car or the license plate. Other witnesses were only children playing near the house. Both they and my aunt remembered only the color of the car – green, they could not say which state plates were on it.

The Gallegos family was not rich, they did not even have a telephone in the house. Mother Lupe (Guadalupe) Gallegos was left without a husband who left them earlier, worked as a housekeeper at a local hotel and raised children alone, of which Sharon was the youngest, and the eldest child was 15 years old. A version was put forward that her husband could have organized the kidnapping of the child, but the police and a team of FBI special agents who arrived in Alamogordo quickly reacted, checked a large number of options in a week, but never found any trace of Sharon and her kidnappers anywhere. Which also did not get in touch, as they should have done if the purpose of the kidnapping was a ransom demand, so this version was also discarded.

Guadalupe Gellegos (center) and her other two children:

Johnny (left) and Ramona (right), photo from newspaper

Newspaper article with Sharon’s photo

Daily News “

2 “Daily Alamo” ” for July 24, 1960 –

3 days after the abduction

But some interesting circumstances came to light, from which we can conclude that the abductors tracked down Sharon in advance and hunted for her.

The day of the kidnapping, July 21, was a Thursday, and according to one of the neighbors, on the previous Sunday, after a church service, a woman who looked like Sharon the kidnapper approached him and asked him about Sharon Gallegos, her mother, the financial situation of their family and said, that he wants to offer his mother a job. According to the witness, the woman was driving a 1950-52 Dodge or Plymouth car (similar to the old Volga) green and added that there were two children in the car – a little girl and a freckled boy. This is a curious circumstance. Were these the own children of the woman and the man accompanying her, or were they also abducted elsewhere? The version is quite plausible, and then there were entire criminal groups that specialized in kidnapping. Such a couple, who kidnapped children and pretended to be their parents, is shown in the film “Running Scared” (“Running Scared”, 2006, starring Paul Walker).

There were other testimonies. 16-year-old Mary Lou Badil stopped by the Gallegos family and saw the couple in a car parked outside, the woman staring unashamedly at their house, even as Mary stood in the kitchen doorway and looked at her.

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