Infants and Toddlers

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The State College Presbyterian Church welcomes families with Infants and Toddlers.  When there are worship services open to all, we normally have childcare.  ​

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Childcare Reopens Fall 2021
Our Childcare main room, 101, will be open again beginning Sunday, August 29 from
9:30  - 11:30 am.

Since our Stay and Play program has been running this past year, we have learned how well they cared for children, with masks, and had no cases of Covid.
​We will be following the same safety practices. Only children who are feeling well should be coming to church! Most of you are aware of the policies of most childcare places and schools and we are following the same. Policies are posted in our hallways. If your child has a fever of 100.4, is vomiting or has diarrhea they should stay home. If your child has two typical cold symptoms (coughing AND a runny nose), then staying at home is best as well! 

Our room has an air purifier, everyone including caregivers will be masked, and we will be leaving the main door open and using a gate for better airflow.  All caregivers have been fully vaccinated.

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We also offer childcare for those who volunteer for our midweek LOGOS program and for those participating in POLO (Parents of Little Ones).  Our Childcare Coordinator this year is Allyson Andrews.  She can be reached at scpcchildcare@gmail.com. 

Allyson hires caregivers to staff our childcare rooms on Sundays and for special programs.  All volunteers and paid workers must have clearances.  Volunteer and Paid applications are in our church office.

Toddler Room (Room 101) Sundays (through the worship service)
Two year olds and three year olds (not yet in Sunday School)

Toddler Room (Room 101) Sundays (when we have an 11:15 am service)
Two year olds and three year olds, and up to Kindergarten

On  Tuesdays, our LOGOS/POLO (Parents of Little Ones) days
We will take children up to Kindergarten age in Room 101 whose parents are volunteering in LOGOS, or with POLO

SCPC offers a weekday preschool program called Stay and Play as a way of reaching out into the community and caring for children. ​  Please see our Stay and Play pages for more information about the preschool.