The YMCA Early Learning Center at Sentara Martha Jefferson will offer quality full-day early learning for infants through preschoolers, enabling parents and family members to work knowing their children are in a safe, stimulating environment. The Center will be approximately 12,000 square feet with ten clas
srooms, a gross motor skills room, kitchen, caregiver room, and multiple playgrounds.
Registration is now open for Sentara employee families!
The Center will be located at 475 Martha Jefferson Drive, adjacent to the Sentara Outpatient Care Center building.
Email: childcaresmj@piedmontymca.org
Weekly tuition is based on the YMCA classroom your child enrolls in. Annual non-refundable registration fee of $100 is due prior to enrollment.
|
Gross Household Income |
YMCA Scholarship |
Infant |
Toddler |
Pre1- |
Pre2-PreK |
| $35,000 or less | * | * | * | * | |
| $35,001 - $60,000 | 30% | $252 | $235 | $207 | $196 |
| $60,001 - $85,000 | 20% | $288 | $268 | $236 | $224 |
| $85,001 or more | $360 | $335 | $295 | $280 |
Note: Income in all categories (except $85,001 or more) must be verified by providing a copy of your most recent tax return and documentation of all sources of income. Examples include: unemployment, SNAP, TANF, Social Security, disability, spousal/child support, etc.
Below is a rendering of the building as it will look when finished:
Questions? Please reach out to us at: childcaresmj@piedmontymca.org
1,892 is the approximate number of days between the day your child is born and the day your child starts school.
WE STRIVE TO MAKE EVERY ONE OF THOSE DAYS COUNT!
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