What We Believe
“The Sarah Corson Child Care & Learning Center is dedicated to enriching the lives of children. Through a secure and warm environment, we strive to promote self-esteem and involve each child at his or her various developmental stages. We support the family as it encourages each child’s special worth.”
Infant To Pre-Kindergarten Care
We offer care and learning services for children from ages 6 weeks through 5 years of age. We have been serving children and families in the Rogue Valley since 2001.
Enrollment
The first step in enrollment is to contact the director of the Center to check on space availability and to set up a time to visit the facility (contact information below).
Tuition – These rates are effective as of January 1, 2025
- Full time care for Infants & Toddlers is $1,249 per month.
- Full time care for Preschoolers & Pre-Kindergartners is $1,140 per month.
- With two or more full time children, there is a 10% monthly tuition discount for the oldest child.
- There is a 10% monthly tuition discount for a child whose parents are active members of First Presbyterian Church Medford.
- We have a one-time registration fee of $100 per child.
- Part time care for any age is $9.25 per hour with a minimum care requirement of 2 days per week
Hours—Monday through Friday 7 am to 5:30 pm
Sarah Corson Center Annual Parent Calendar
Contact Information
Jaime Snider, Director
200 West 8th Street
Medford, OR 97501
541-779-1711 Ext. 207, Cell: 541-621-1588
[email protected]
Jackson County Young Child Immunization Rate
The chart shows Jackson County immunization rates for children from 19 months to 5 years old as of September 1, 2019. The Sarah Corson Center percentage of fully vaccinated children is 98% for 2020.
The child care center is a memorial in the name of Sarah Corson who died in Tokyo, Japan in 1997. This young woman was raised in the First Presbyterian Church and loved children. Her parents generously gave the initial funds to start this project. Many others contributed toward this $1.6 million dollar project. Sarah is pictured here with her two nieces, Mallory and Madeline, who are now young adults.