Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School
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About Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School
Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative at Princess Alexandra School, located at 2515 18th Street West in Saskatoon, is a licensed co-operative centre providing care for infants from birth to twelve months. Regulated by Saskatchewan's Ministry of Education and participating in provincial subsidy, the Spadina co-op model brings families into governance. Contact this site for enrolment details.
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Is Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School in Saskatoon, SK licensed?
Yes. Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School holds an active childcare license issued by MECD (Ministry of Education — ChildFirst Saskatchewan). All providers listed on MapleCub are verified against MECD's public licensing database.
What ages does Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School serve?
Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School accepts infants (6–12 months). Use MapleCub's age filter on the Browse page to find additional providers serving your child's age group in Saskatoon.
Does Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School accept the ChildFirst childcare subsidy?
Yes — Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School accepts Saskatchewan's ChildFirst (ChildFirst Saskatchewan Subsidy) subsidy. Families who qualify can reduce their weekly co-pay to as little as $0. Visit Saskatchewan's ChildFirst program page to check your eligibility.
How much does Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School cost per month?
Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Princess Alexandra School has not published tuition rates publicly. Contact the center directly for current pricing. Saskatchewan families may qualify for ChildFirst subsidies and federal childcare tax credits that can significantly reduce costs.
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