
Core Child Care Society
4632-3rd Ave, Edson, AB
Open until 18:30
Capacity 146Ages infant to school age
4.7 from 3 Google reviews
6 of the 7 licensed programmes on this page publish the preschool (3 to 4 years) age band. Counts come from the Alberta Children's Services Division register as MapleCub last read it.
6 of the 7 licensed programmes on this page publish the preschool (3 to 4 years) age band.
6 listings found

4632-3rd Ave, Edson, AB
Open until 18:30
Capacity 146Ages infant to school age
4.7 from 3 Google reviews

302 55 Street, Edson, AB
Hours not published
Capacity 74Ages preschool
No public rating yet

5501-3rd Ave, Edson, AB
Hours not published
Capacity 135Ages infant to school age
No public rating yet
831 56 Street, Edson, AB
Hours not published
Capacity 24Ages preschool
No public rating yet
1205 Westhaven Drive, Edson, AB
Hours not published
Capacity 20Ages preschool
No public rating yet
430-72 Street, Edson, AB
Hours not published
Capacity 15Ages preschool
No public rating yet
7
Licensed centres
4.7★
Avg Google rating
1
Rated 4.5+
Edson has seven licensed child care providers. Six of them are centres, and the seventh is Edson Satellite Family Day Home Service, an agency that runs no room of its own but instead recruits, approves and monitors caregivers who look after small groups of children in their own houses, a model Alberta leans on heavily in towns where a full centre would struggle to fill. That's a small field. With seven names on the list, and with infant rooms scarce across most of Alberta because of how tightly the ratios are set for babies, the thing that decides where your child ends up is rarely which philosophy you prefer and almost always which operator happens to have an opening the month you need one. Plan early.
Preschool care is the easiest part of Edson's supply to find, with six of the seven listings showing licensing for three- and four-year-olds. Infant and toddler licensing shows up on two. That gap isn't an Edson failing so much as arithmetic: Alberta requires one educator for every three children under twelve months, so an infant room costs roughly triple what a preschool room costs to staff, and small-town operators who try to run one often can't make the numbers work without a waitlist stretching a year out.
Reviews are near useless here as a ranking tool. Core Child Care Society is the only provider in town carrying three or more Google reviews, and it sits at 4.7. Three reviews is not a sample. Nobody else has any. Read it as a small sign that somebody was happy, and not as evidence that the programme outperforms Brighter Futures Daycare or Vanier Catholic Jr. Kindergarten, neither of which has collected any public reviews at all.
Cost is where Alberta gives parents a clearer answer than most provinces do, because licensed operators can opt into the affordability funding that caps what families pay directly, and the income-tested Child Care Subsidy then runs on top of that for households that qualify. So ask two questions on every call. Are you in the affordability programme this year? What's the posted fee before any grant comes off it? The Edmonton suburbs are the nearest markets with real depth, and at well over an hour east they're far enough that commuting for daycare isn't a plan.
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How many licensed preschool programmes are there in Edson?
6 of the 7 licensed programmes on this page publish the preschool (3 to 4 years) age band.
How many licensed daycares are in Edson, AB?
MapleCub lists 6 ACSD-licensed daycare providers in Edson, Alberta. All listings are verified against the Alberta ACSD licensing records.
Do daycares in Edson take the CWELCC / ACCS subsidy?
Many licensed daycares in Edson participate in CWELCC / ACCS, which lowers what families pay. Use MapleCub's subsidy filter to find participating providers in Edson, Alberta.
How much does daycare cost in Edson, AB?
Fees vary by age group and whether a centre is in CWELCC / ACCS. Subsidised and $10-a-day spaces cost far less than market-rate care. Each MapleCub listing shows the provider's fee details where available so you can compare Edson centres directly.
What should I look for when choosing a daycare in Edson?
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