MCCC is governed by a Board of Directors, Parent Policy Council and Executive Management Team.
MCCC is recruiting for new Board members!
MCCC is proud to announce Ronda Hull is promoted to Associate Director.
MCCC presents an open house event for the Tygh Valley Community Center.
MCCC is pleased to announce Freddy Gonzales as their Interim Executive Director.
Stories, songs and activities for you and your little ones the 4th Monday of each month from September 26 – May 22.
This parent enrichment course focuses on strengthening parenting skills and effective strategies for managing children’s behaviors.
ODE’s Early Learning Division featured Dr. Velvet Cooley, COO of Mid-Columbia Children’s Council, highlighting the benefits of outdoor learning. MCCC’s Tygh Valley Head Start is primarily outdoors and the children have excelled in this environment.
MCCC offers both free and tuition-based programs for families throughout the Gorge. If you qualify for food assistance your child now qualifies for Head Start.
Early Head Start Services begin August 1st, 2022. The first day of class is September 6th, 2022. Call us today to schedule your family’s enrollment.
MCCC has fun events planned for the whole family. Join us at one or all of our six events!
Due to unsafe travel conditions, select MCCC sites will be closed or delayed today. CLOSED: Petersburg, The Dalles, Skamania, Stevenson, White Salmon, Wahtonka and all Hood River County Sites (May Street, Westside, Cascade Locks, Parkdale, Mid-Valley, Belmont, Country Club) will be closed. DELAYED: Klickitat (2 hour delay) OPEN: Central Office Thank you for your support… View Article
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Due to unsafe travel conditions, all MCCC sites will be closed today. Please read more for complete list of closures.
CLOSED: Petersburg, The Dalles, Skamania, Stevenson, White Salmon, Wahtonka and all Hood River County Sites (May Street, Westside, Cascade Locks, Parkdale, Mid-Valley, Belmont, Country Club) will be closed. DELAYED: Klickitat will start 2 hours late. Thank you for your support as MCCC prioritizes student safety. Stay safe and stay warm!
The first day of preschool is September 7th, 2021. There is still time to enroll, please call 541-386-2010.
Join us at Cascade Locks Elementary School on August 12th to sign your child up for FREE preschool, discover our many career opportunities, and learn about our health, dental and prenatal services.
Join us at the Stevenson United Methodist Church on August 12th to sign your child up for FREE preschool, discover our many career opportunities, and learn about our health, dental and prenatal services.
Join us at Mt. Hood Town Hall on August 11th to sign your child up for FREE preschool, discover our many career opportunities, and learn about our health, dental and prenatal services.
Join us at the Petersburg School in The Dalles on August 10th to sign your child up for FREE preschool, discover our many career opportunities, and learn about our health, dental and prenatal services.
Mid-Columbia Children’s Council Tygh Valley site (a Head Start program) is situated in a rural part of Oregon, southeast of the Columbia Gorge area.
Velvet Cooley, Chief Operating Officer of MCCC, and Tygh Valley Head Start Teacher, Nedly Cole, discuss the significant value outdoor education has on young developing minds.
MCCC is excited to announce the opening of our newest preschool center in Cascade Locks.
Cases of COVID-19 are rising in both Oregon and Washington. The CDC has issued updated guidance regarding out of state travel during this time.
Learning experiences can be fun for everyone; children and parents can share the job of learning and playing in everyday routines.
An inter-agency agreement will create a new preschool program at May Street Elementary School in 2019-20.
