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Basic Information
St. John’s Center for Generations operates two state
licensed childcare facilities. The Center for Generations
primary program is licensed for 77 children: 22 children
ages 0-2, and 55 children over the age of 2. It is
accredited by the National Association for the Education
of Young Children (NAEYC). NAEYC accreditation assures a
high quality, early childhood program. The Center for
Generations School Age Care Program is licensed for 50
children, 1st grade or age 6 to age 12.
How many children are under 1 provider’s
care?
| Infants (ages 0-2) |
1 Provider: 4 Infants |
| Ages 2-3 |
1 Provider: 8 children |
| Ages 4 through 1st grade: |
1 Provider: 10 children |
| School aged children: |
1 Provider: 14 children |
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Does my child’s provider have to complete a background
check?
Yes! All care providers must complete a criminal background
check, adult protective
services check, and a motor vehicle background check as
mandated by the State of
Montana. Additionally, St. John’s requires all employees to
complete a reference and
background check as well. Regarding your child’s provider,
each provider much submit
a Personal Statement of Health, be trained in CPR and First
Aid, and continue to receive
child development training on an annual basis.
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