For 50 years, Main Street has offered high quality, early childhood education to Fairfax families, most of whom have low incomes. Experienced teachers and expert staff work with over 100 two- to five-year olds annually, using a range of assessments, tools, and developmentally appropriate curricula. With a licensed clinical social worker, mental and behavioral health specialists, a Fairfax County Public Schools special education teacher, and a new sensory discovery room on site, students struggling with chronic stress, behavioral challenges, language and developmental delays get specialized care. All are screened for vision, hearing, and language challenges. Out-of-schooltime programs for 25 elementary-age children keep graduates on track. Parenting workshops, nutrition classes, and special events build social bonds — so necessary in today's world. Preparing kids and families for a better future: that's Main Street's main goal.

Headquarters: VA-City of Fairfax

Where They Operate: VA-Fairfax County; VA-City of Fairfax; City of Fairfax, Chantilly, Centreville, Burke,specifically.We serve families from all over Fairfax County

Age Groups Served: Pre-K (3-4); Youth (5-11)

Ethnic Groups Served: African American; Asian American; Caucasian; Latino/Hispanic; Other

Population(s) Served: Low- to Moderate-Income Community Members; Men/Boys; Women/Girls; Students

Schools They Work In: Daniel's Run and Providence Elementary Schools, VA

Awards & Recognition

National Accreditation for fifth cycle for the National Association for the Education of the Young Child,July 2014 and a 4 Star Rating by the State of Virginia Star Quality Initiative, QRIS 2009 to 2011

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Budget (FY2022)

  • $3 million or higher
  • The current budget for Main Street Child Development Center is: $1 million to $3 million
  • $500k to $1 million
  • Less than $500k

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