Wednesday: 9:30 am.
For details on the costs, schedule, and openings please contact our Registrar at nsccoops@gmail.com.
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Instructional Building, Room 1405/1407
North Seattle College Campus
9600 College Way N
Seattle, WA 98103
The early years of a child’s life are a time of amazing and rapid growth for both Infant and Parent. The Infant Cooperative classes are designed as a supportive, fun, and dynamic learning environment to encourage and enhance this magical time for both you and your baby.
What you can expect for your infant
Children attend our virtual class with a parent, grandparent or other caregiver weekly to engage in a fun, learning experience. Our team of teachers facilitates the children’s development and learning community by offering:
- Circle Time with Brain-building songs, movement and activities.
- Ideas on Small and Large Motor Development activities.
- Examples of Age Appropriate Toys and Activities.
What you can expect for yourself
Parents (and other caregivers) come to our classes to learn more about child development, explore their own goals for their family while deepening the parent/child bond and strengthening communication and parenting skills.
Parent Education & Resources
Our Parent Education Instructors provide curriculum and discussion incorporating current research with the personal concerns and the diverse experiences of our community of parents. Over the course of the school year you can expect topics such as Early Child Development, Nutrition, Sleep Challenges, Temperament, Guidance, Adjusting to Parenthood and more.
Community Building
Meet other parents with children going through similar milestones, joys and challenges as yours. One of the many benefits parents experience while participating in Co-op are the long-term family friendships, which often develop.
Enrollment
Infants under 1 year of age as of August 31 may enroll in the infant class; including those born after August 31 of the current academic year.
One caregiver for each enrolled child must enroll with North Seattle College for the Parent Education course. Parent Education occurs during the infant class meeting time for our infant program.
Further information and enrollment are handled directly by our registrar. Please use this online form to register – https://www.jovial.org/northeasttoddlers/register
Fees (2021-2022)
- Non-refundable Registration Fee $35.00
- NSIC Child Tuition $55 per month
- NSC Parent Education Tuition $56.38 per quarter for three credits
- Parking is $50/quarter
If costs are prohibitive for your family, scholarships may be applied for through our Parent Advisory Committee. More information can be obtained here.
Location
Instruction Building, Room 1407, North Seattle College.
Class Meeting times
- Wednesday morning class (9:30 am)
Typical Daily Schedule for In Person Class:
- 9:30 to 9:55 Gathering and large motor play
- 9:55 to 10:15 Circle time and announcements
- 10:15 to 10:30 Snack
- 10:30 to 11:15 Parent education and small motor activities
- 11:15 to 11:30 Clean up and closing circle time
What Parents are Saying
“Attending co-op preschool is one of the highlights of our week and we always look forward to it.”
“I have picked up great information on sleep, travel, separation anxiety, tantrums, and so many other topics during our parent ed sessions.”
“The songs and activities my son and I learned at preschool keep us amused throughout the whole week at home.”
Forms & Information
Last updated: May 18th, 2021, 12:52 pm
The early years of a child’s life are a time of amazing and rapid growth for both Infant and Parent. The Infant Cooperative classes are designed as a supportive, fun, and dynamic learning environment to encourage and enhance this magical time for both you and your baby.
What you can expect for your infant
Children attend our virtual class with a parent, grandparent or other caregiver weekly to engage in a fun, learning experience. Our team of teachers facilitates the children’s development and learning community by offering:
- Circle Time with Brain-building songs, movement and activities.
- Ideas on Small and Large Motor Development activities.
- Examples of Age Appropriate Toys and Activities.
What you can expect for yourself
Parents (and other caregivers) come to our classes to learn more about child development, explore their own goals for their family while deepening the parent/child bond and strengthening communication and parenting skills.
Parent Education & Resources
Our Parent Education Instructors provide curriculum and discussion incorporating current research with the personal concerns and the diverse experiences of our community of parents. Over the course of the school year you can expect topics such as Early Child Development, Nutrition, Sleep Challenges, Temperament, Guidance, Adjusting to Parenthood and more.
Community Building
Meet other parents with children going through similar milestones, joys and challenges as yours. One of the many benefits parents experience while participating in Co-op are the long-term family friendships, which often develop.
Enrollment
Infants under 1 year of age as of August 31 may enroll in the infant class; including those born after August 31 of the current academic year.
One caregiver for each enrolled child must enroll with North Seattle College for the Parent Education course. Parent Education occurs during the infant class meeting time for our infant program.
Further information and enrollment are handled directly by our registrar. Please use this online form to register – https://www.jovial.org/northeasttoddlers/register
Fees (2021-2022)
- Non-refundable Registration Fee $35.00
- NSIC Child Tuition $55 per month
- NSC Parent Education Tuition $56.38 per quarter for three credits
- Parking is $50/quarter
If costs are prohibitive for your family, scholarships may be applied for through our Parent Advisory Committee. More information can be obtained here.
Location
Instruction Building, Room 1407, North Seattle College.
Class Meeting times
- Wednesday morning class (9:30 am)
Typical Daily Schedule for In Person Class:
- 9:30 to 9:55 Gathering and large motor play
- 9:55 to 10:15 Circle time and announcements
- 10:15 to 10:30 Snack
- 10:30 to 11:15 Parent education and small motor activities
- 11:15 to 11:30 Clean up and closing circle time
What Parents are Saying
“Attending co-op preschool is one of the highlights of our week and we always look forward to it.”
“I have picked up great information on sleep, travel, separation anxiety, tantrums, and so many other topics during our parent ed sessions.”
“The songs and activities my son and I learned at preschool keep us amused throughout the whole week at home.”
Forms & Information
Last updated: May 18th, 2021, 12:52 pm