Christian Chapel daycare has been a part of our family for 12years. Each one of our children went there and I am so grateful to have found a daycare that loved our children as their own. The staff is incredibly dedicated and supportive. I would recommend this daycare to everyone looking for child care! read more

CCDC is a fabulous place that truly loves and cares about every single child. All teachers are extremely understanding of every child's unique needs and they create a strong relationship with families. The facility is clean, organized and the directors ensure that the center is running safely and smoothly. I highly recommend this day care!!!!! read more

Edit We recently had a very upsetting experience at this "Christian" daycare. We were told over the phone that there were spots available for the fall. When my great-nephew and his dad went in for a tour, they were ushered out after only 5 minutes, with the director saying, "This child is not a good fit." No reason was given. None. No conversation at all about reasons. My nephew was greatly taken aback and politely left. A phone call provided further clarification. The director stated that the child did not behave like a "typical" four-year-old. He gave her a hug. He was loud and very active. She stated that this child was not a good fit. She didn't interview the child's father at all. Therefore, she didn't find out that the child is extremely bright. He counts and understands number sense beyond 100. He knows all the letters (upper and lowercase) of the alphabet. He is beginning to read some words. She didn't find out that he has functioned for a year in an all-day daycare with great success. He sits quietly in a group. He plays well with others. He follows directions. He makes friends. She didn't find out that this child was raised for his first year and a half in a cognitively barren environment, but that he has made incredible progress since his dad gained custody. Instead, she judged him - a four-year-old, on the basis of a five-minute interaction. Who among us would like to be judged on the basis of a five minute snapshot? And then be told - you are not a good fit? It is distressing to me that this day care has the word "Christian" in its title. This was far from a Christian experience. read more

Let me tell you a story about how CCDC takes care of children they deem "difficult". Don't worry, its a short one. They don't. And by "they" I do mean the director/owner. First things first; be prepared to be labeled based on income level. Second, if you're not a congregation member, you're also second class. Never mind even trying to be a nontheistic family at one of the small handful of facilities that gets a bus from the district to/from school. Third, and most importantly, if your child isn't behaving as they expect a child to, if your child isn't developing at the rate they expect a child to, you will eventually be asked to find other care arrangements. Forcing a family to have their 4 year old "screened" by the district for a "behavioral disorder", having that screening come back 100% *negative* for any emotional behavioral disorder (also, EBD is not a thing in any DSM version ever, its a public system label), and having the center director (pastor's wife) decide that because she didn't get the response she wanted she's just going to end care for a child, is possibly the most hypocritical thing I've ever experienced. These are not "Christians" these are evangelical capitalist zealots masquerading as an early childhood education center. For the amount of money they charge, they will boot a difficult child in favor of a multi-child family-in-waiting faster than you can say "Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God." I guess someone missed that verse. Avoid. At. All. Cost. read more