Intersection Daycare is licensed through the Department of Human Services, is a ministry of The Intersection Church and a non-profit organization that provides full day care services for children ages 12 months to 5 years of age.
Our Director
Deb Leppo
Deb Leppo grew up in northern PA (Potter County). When she was 16, she was an exchange student and lived in Brazil for a year. Deb received her BS in education from Lock Haven. She began teaching in early learning centers in 1985. She married her college sweetheart in June of 1985 and is a mom to two amazing daughters and a sassy orange cat. When she’s not telling kids about the Good News or sharing stories, Deb helps adults with special needs at Life Skills Unlimited.
Remember this too: “Wash your hands and say your prayers because germs and Jesus are everywhere!”
Our Staff
Director – Deb Leppo
Assistant Director – Donna Imes
Administrative Church Office Support-Kim Learn
Administrative and Classroom Support – Kathy Rudisill
4’s Teacher- Betsy Blanchard
4’s Assistant Teacher- Mary Baker
3’s Teacher – Bethanie Leppo
3’s Assistant Teacher- Janelle Bobadilla
2’s Teachers – Connie Carbajal and Hanna Craig
1’s Teachers- Autumn Belch and Dawn Kile
Classroom Assistant – Melanie Linton
No child will be left unsupervised while attending the program. Caregivers will regularly count children and display this accurate count in the classroom. Each classroom meets or exceeds the staff-child ratio set forth by the Department of Public Welfare. The center staff asks parents to keep children with them at all times before signing their children in and after signing their children out. At no time may any child be left alone in Intersection Daycare.
Our Security
Your child’s health and safety are our top priority! All the exterior doors to the center are locked. Entrance into the center will be provided by the center administrators and designated staff. All other staff members are not authorized to allow any unidentified persons into the facility.
Parents and persons that are listed on their child’s emergency pick-up form are permitted to enter the building. Parents are also encouraged not to hold doors open for other people to enter the center, so that unidentified or unauthorized persons are kept out of the facility.
- Locked exterior doors that keep unathorized visitors out
- Secure areas that keep children constantly within sight
- Front-desk check-in to ensure security
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