Providing a quality educational experience for young children since 1972 through the vibrant ministry of Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Classes are for children who are at least 3 or 4 years old on or before September 1 and are toilet trained. More program information can be found here: elutheran.church/preschool.

Our child care centers offer child care year around for full-time, part-time and drop-in care for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarten and before and after school children.

Our program is designed to serve pre-Kindergarten children aged 3-5 years with a high-quality, developmentally appropriate program for children and their families. The preschool year typically runs from August to June. Our program follows the Pullman School District calendar with the exception of teacher in-services, half-days, and conference days.

OEO supports anyone with questions or concerns about Washington’s K–12 public schools, offering information, resources, and referrals. Our mission is to reduce opportunity gaps through conflict resolution, mediation, and coaching for students.

School ages ~5.5 -12

Lead Parent Support Specialists with lived experience provide direct 1-on-1 support to parents & caregivers via zoom, phone calls, or email.

Boost Collaborative provides, at no cost to families, Evaluation and Assessments of children birth to three for parents who have concerns about their child's development. This service does NOT require a doctor's order or insurance. If parents choose to have their child assessed, they are NOT obligated to use recommended services.

Once a parent request this service (OR a doctor submits a referral,) Boost Collaborative is obligated to schedule an intake appointment within a 45-day timeframe. The intake appointment may be in-person or virtual. The Support Services team gathers information about your child through parent report, observation of the child while playing and doing daily tasks, and using formal assessments completed by qualified providers. The team is able to gather an in-depth look at your child’s development to determine their needs. This formal process is provided by a team of early intervention professionals working with your child and their parents or guardian. Copies of the development assessment and observations are shared with parents, typically in a written report format.

For more information, or to schedule an intake appointment call Boost Collaborative.

Moscow Day School offers childcare programs for infants, waddlers, toddlers, preschoolers as well as those in Pre-K preparing for Kindergarten.

Early Head Start Home Based Program offers year-round comprehensive family centered services to income-eligible families of children birth to age three, including children with disabilities, and pregnant women. The program supports the health and development of infants and toddlers.

Services for Preschool Children

Pullman School District provides special services for students ages three through five. Students who qualify for special education services in cognitive, adaptive and/or personal/social skills receive specially designed instruction at the Pullman School District (PSD) Preschool.

Students who qualify for services in speech/language or fine/gross motor and are not Head Start eligible, receive therapy at their neighborhood school.

Students attending the PSD Preschool receive specially designed instruction from the PSD Special Education Preschool Teacher. Services are provided in a holistic manner within the classroom setting. The Creative Curriculum is used as the foundation on which each child's specially designed instruction is delivered. The PSD Preschool follows the school district calendar. It operates Monday through Thursday from 9 - 11:30am.

Our preschool is located in the Head Start building at 530 NW Greyhound Way in Pullman. The PSD contracts with Community Child Care Center to provide the classroom space, equipment, and materials. It is not necessary for PSD students to qualify for Head Start in order to receive special services. However, students who qualify for Head Start receive additional services through the Head Start Program once the parent or guardian completes the application process.