Everett Naval Station

Child Care Resource and Referral - CCRR
13912 45th Avenue NE
Marysville, WA 98271

Phone 425-304-3951 / 425-304-3952 / 888-463-6697
Fax 425-304-3385

Mon - Fri 0800-1700
Sat, Sun and Holidays - Closed

Child Care

Child Care

The Child Development Programs at Naval Station Everett have received DoD certification.

Child care options available at NAVSTA Everett:

• Child Development Center with a capacity of 174 infants and toddlers, ages 6 weeks - 5 yrs.  The CDC is conveniently located on the main Base. Care at our center is primarily geared toward those needing full-time child care. Our centers are based on the developmental program model which focuses on play and its importance in a child's learning process.  We are committed to supporting the military family by recognizing the uniqueness of each family's lifestyle and cultural heritage. We strive to meet each child's social, emotional and intellectual needs by instilling in each child a feeling of competence and positive self-concept. We value and support our staff through staff development and continuing education so they become even better equipped to support the individual needs of children.  Parents are encouraged to participate in center events and activities.
• Child Development Home program with 29 certified providers currently caring for children ages 4 weeks - 12 yrs.  CDH caregivers provide the same level of high quality care found in our on-base centers, but are often able to offer a little more flexibility in services.  Not only are our homes required to meet Navy child care guidelines, but many of our homes are also licensed by the State of Washington.  CDH providers offer developmental programs and receive ongoing training and home visits on a monthly basis.  They offer full-time, part-time, drop-in and weekend care.
• School Age Care provided by the Marysville YMCA for summer camp care and before and after school care of youth age 5 (enrolled in kindergarten) through 12 years old at Navy subsidized prices.

As a working parent, having a safe place for your children to go before and after school provides you with peace of mind to do your job.  Our School Age Care program is designed to do just that.  The highly structured recreational and educational programs provide youth with age appropriate before and after school activities, as well as holiday and summer day camps where kids will be able to meet new friends, learn new skills and participate in a variety of activities.  

Eligibility

Our child development programs are for active duty, DoD employees and contractors and reservists on active duty or inactive but in training that are stationed in Navy Region Northwest. Children of divorced parents qualify only if they live primarily with the active duty or DoD sponsor.

Special Needs

Special Needs children are cared for in all of our programs as long as reasonable accommodations can be made. Special Needs children must be processed through our Special Needs Board and must be enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program.

Costs

Fees for full time care (25 hrs/week or more) and before and after school care are determined by DODINST 6060 and are based on Total Household Income. A 20% discount is given to additional children in the family.

Drop-In Care

Drop-in care is available in our Child Development Home programs and in the Child Development Center (on a space available basis only) and costs $3 per hour per child.

Waiting List

Navy Region Northwest Child Care Resource and Referral handles the waiting list for NAVSTA Everett CDC and CDH programs. Care for children under the age of 2 is the highest demand so most likely to have a waiting list.

Priority for placement on the waiting list is as follows:

• Priority 1: Single parent and Dual Active Duty parents
• Priority 2: Active duty with a spouse (Spouse must be working full time or be a full time student within 90 days of enrolling in a program)
• Priority 3: Reservists on active duty or inactive in training Priority 4: DoD civilians and contractors

We work with Child Care Aware of America (formerly NACCRRA) in providing respite care services.

More detailed information and waiting list forms are available online.