Salford Mennonite Child Care Centers

SMCCC WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY JANUARY 4, 2018.

SMCCC will be opening at 8:30am Wednesday March 15.

SMCCC will be closed Tuesday March 14 due to weather. 

SMCCC will be closed Thursday February 9 due to the weather.

SMCCC Kindergarten Open House When:  Thursday, February 23rd 2017  4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Where:  Salford Mennonite Child Care Centers (Kindergarten classroom) 480 Groffs Mill Rd Harleysville, PA 194387 SMCCC welcomes families of children entering Kindergarten in the 2017-2018 school year.  (Children must be 5 years old by September 1st).  Ms. Caitlin, the Kindergarten Teacher, will be there to answer any questions you may have about the SMCCC Kindergarten program as well as the benefits in enrolling in a full day program.  If you are interested in attending please RSVP to kindergarten@salfordmc.org.

Becoming an Expert of Your Child: How do we launch our children well?   Parents of children of all ages are welcome to join us for a 2-part presentation at Line Lexington Mennonite Church.  Refreshments will be served. Session 1:       January 14, 2017      6:30pm-9:00pm The Goal of Christian Parenting Session 2:     February 18, 2017    6:30pm-9:00pm Beginning with the End in Mind Parenting is more challenging than ever in today’s world. With the internet flooding our minds with the latest fads and fears of parenting, what can we really hold on to as parents? John & Cindy King bring a wealth of real-world solutions to parenting from a Christian perspective. Through raising nine children of their own, they offer timely advice and counsel about how...Read More →

SMCCC will be opening at 8:30 on Friday January 6, 2017

SMCCC will be opening at 8:30 on Tuesday February 16, 2016

SMCCC will be closed Monday January 25 due to the weather.

  Act Now About the PA Budget Impasse!   Our children, our teachers, and our classrooms CANNOT wait any longer. With the budget impasse more than 100 days long, the clock is ticking for our youngest children, with hundreds of thousands losing out on the opportunities of early education. Finally, the legislature is getting serious about negotiations. Early learning will only be a priority if EVERYONE raises their voice. The time is NOW to message Harrisburg. Take these four steps to make early learning a priority in Harrisburg. 1. Call your Representative and Senator in the next week and deliver the message below.  (This is surprisingly easy to do.  When you call, a staffer will answer.  You simply say, “My name is ___ and I...Read More →