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Nonprofits›Falls Church Mclean Childrens Center

Education

Falls Church Mclean Childrens Center

FALLS CHURCH, VA

Website

Total revenue

$1.9M

Total expenses

$1.8M

Net assets

$3.3M

Grants received

$249K

23 grants

EIN

540841262

Tax year

2024

Mission

The center provides a comprehensive, high-quality early childhood program designed to give all young children, regardless of their family's economic resources, a strong foundation on which to build the rest of their lives.

Programs

3 programs

12 of our children have developmental delays. All of them qualify for on-site and class based special education services through child find. 27 children left for kindergarten. 77% of students in the four-year-old program met or exceeded expectation for kindergarten (including the 9 students who did not go to kindergarten due to birthdays. They must turn 5 by september 30th). Students below expected levels are receiving services for areas of need, or families were advised to apply for services at child find. Additionally, 11 received private speech and language therapy, and 3 participating in play therapy through fcmlcc.

Expenses: $601K

The food program provided approximately 45 children with the necessary food to meet their daily nutritional requirements. Provided were 2,501 breakfasts, 15,287 lunches, and 29,995 morning and afternoon snacks.

Expenses: $80K

The transportation program provided rides for 2-3 field trips each week. All five classrooms participate in field trips.