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EARLY LEARNING CENTER

AT THE MARYSVILLE FAMILY YMCA

The YMCA of Snohomish County is excited to announce the construction of a new Early Learning Center at the Marysville Family YMCA, opening Fall 2025. This state-of-the-art facility will provide affordable, high-quality child care for 90 local children, helping to meet the growing need for early childhood education in the area. Through the collaboration of community partners, state and federal funding, and the generous support of members and donors, this center will offer accessible care to families regardless of financial circumstances.

Funded by a $2.2 million Washington State Early Learning Facilities (ELF) grant and nearly $1 million in federal support, the new center will transform the Marysville YMCA Youth Development Center into a four-classroom space designed to foster growth and development. This project is a vital step toward the YMCA’s mission of expanding access to essential services and supporting youth and families in Snohomish County. Families can look forward to a nurturing environment that empowers children to learn, grow, and thrive from the moment the center opens its doors.

Click below to join the Interest List for updates about registration, construction, and opening!

In the News

From Y Staff

“This is more than just a new facility—it's a direct extension of our mission to strengthen families and support youth development in our community,. There is a need to expand Early Childhood Education in the city of Marysville and we are looking forward to helping our community fill this need. Thanks to the collaboration of community partners, state and federal funding, and the support of our members and donors, this center will ensure that all families, regardless of financial situation, have access to the care they deserve.”
JJ Frank
Executive Director, Marysville Family YMCA
“We’re excited to bring high-quality, affordable child care to Marysville and to provide families with the support they need to thrive. This center will be a game-changer for families, offering a safe, nurturing environment that fosters early learning and development.”
Megan Proost
Director of Child Care Advancement