Whole-child focus
We nurture each child's mind, body, relationships, confidence, and heart.
Our story
Westminster Child Center opened in 1962 with two classrooms and a commitment to care, education, and community. That commitment still shapes how children learn and belong here today.
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A legacy of learning
Westminster Child Center began when women from Eagle Rock Presbyterian Church imagined a preschool that would serve local families with love and excellence. Under the leadership of Dr. Thomas Megahey, the Center opened on September 24, 1962, with two classrooms and a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday schedule.
WCC has expanded its facilities, strengthened its curriculum, and adapted to the needs of new generations. The heart of the work remains the same: children are encouraged to explore, create, build friendships, and grow with support from teachers and families.
What guides us
Early childhood education creates a foundation for lifelong learning. WCC brings together time-tested practices that build essential skills and modern approaches that encourage curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.
Children deserve a safe, inclusive environment where they feel valued, loved, and motivated to reach their potential.
WCC provides a nurturing and engaging environment that supports the whole child: academically, socially, emotionally, and creatively. A balanced curriculum and strong family partnerships help children become confident, compassionate, lifelong learners.
Core values
We nurture each child's mind, body, relationships, confidence, and heart.
We pair proven early-learning practices with thoughtful new ways to explore.
Hands-on investigation and imaginative play turn questions into learning.
Each child's background is welcomed, respected, and part of the community.
Teachers and families work together to support each child's growth.
Children practice empathy, respect, cooperation, and responsibility.
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