PELC also offers after-school care and summer programs for elementary age children. This includes child care for in-service days for the Moscow School District.

Our School age pricing is based on the school district calendar. Full time includes care before and after school and includes scheduled half days and school holidays.

In partnership with Pullman Public Schools, Boys & Girls' Club of Lewis Clark Valley will be providing an after-school program hosted at Franklin Elementary school.

Register online. Boys & Girls membership is required for participation.

Busing options available. See website for additional details.

In partnership with Pullman Public Schools, Boys & Girl's Club of Lewis Clark Valley will be providing an after-school program hosted at Kamiak school.

Register online. Boys & Girls Club membership required for participation.

Busing options available. See website for additional details.

Offers a variety of sports, preschool, outdoor recreation, and community enrichment & education programs for people of all ages.

Little Edisons School is dedicated to providing a high-quality early childhood educational experience while supporting a healthy work life balance for the families of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.

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.

Washington State University Children’s Center provides care for the children of WSU students, staff, and faculty. We serve children from the age of 6 weeks through 12 years (5th grade). Please go to our website to get on our waiting list for enrollment.

Students in both the After School and Summer programs are given the freedom of partaking in activities or the choice to observe and/or read books. Students rotate through activities in the Science, Math, Art, and Reading areas. This helps them to keep their minds active in the Summer as well as reviewing things learned in the past year. Activities are done in groups, giving students a good opportunity to practice relationship building skills.

We would love to welcome your child into our rich, supportive environment where kids can get down to the important business of being children. Our play-based program provides a safe space for children to follow their interests, learn through exploration, and experience what it is like to be a valued member of a larger community. Gold Mountain Community School’s teaching philosophy is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach to preschool and primary education.

Leeanne Noble is the Owner and Lead Teacher at Gold Mountain Community School. She has been teaching and learning from children for over 30 years. She has cared for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged kids, and children with special needs in a variety of educational settings. Leeanne has a B.S. in Elementary Education, years of special training in child development and early childhood education, and she is a member of the National Association of the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). She also works as a trainer for the Idaho Stars program.