West Virginia Day Care Centers

West Virginia has lower requirements where West Virginia day care centers are concerned than many other states, but nevertheless, there are certain specific requirements that must be met, the first of course being related to the premises. The premises must be found to be, upon inspection, not only free of fire hazards, but also free of any objects or possible situational hazards that might be a threat to the safety of children of any age group. Other requirements for the premises include the possession of two bathrooms, if not more, and sinks and fixtures that are convenient for children to use. Besides all this the premises of West Virginia day care centers should be both clean and well maintained, with equipment used by the children, for whatever purpose, to be in good maintenance. Educational requirements for a director generally specify a bachelors degree, with a certain number of hours of training per year being acceptable for staff members.

We currently have 365 listings for day care centers and child care providers spanning 124 cities in West Virginia. Please select your city in West Virginia to see the day care centers, nannies, after school programs, and other child care providers for West Virginia.

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