Red Devil, AK

Tundra Tots is the premier early childhood facility in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region, serving families throughout Southwest Alaska including remote communities like Red Devil. The center features a comprehensive developmental curriculum aligned with Alaska Early Learning Guidelines, with certified early childhood educators providing culturally responsive care. Facilities include modern security systems, nutritionally balanced meal programs, and age-appropriate learning environments. Specializes in supporting children from diverse cultural backgrounds with bilingual staff and indigenous cultural integration. Provides transportation services for regional families and maintains excellent staff-to-child ratios.

This district-operated preschool program serves multiple rural communities in the Yukon-Kuskokwim region, including Red Devil families through their regional service model. The program employs state-certified early childhood special education teachers and follows developmentally appropriate practices with a focus on school readiness. Features include individualized learning plans, speech and language services, occupational therapy, and family support services. The curriculum incorporates Alaska Native cultural values and language preservation while meeting state educational standards. Offers home-visiting options and community-based services for remote locations.

As Alaska's largest healthcare system's childcare facility, this center serves families throughout Alaska including those from remote communities who travel to Anchorage for medical care or work. Features NAEYC-accredited programs with highly qualified early childhood educators holding bachelor's degrees in education. The research-based curriculum emphasizes STEM education, literacy development, and social-emotional learning. State-of-the-art facility includes secure access systems, commercial-grade kitchen providing organic meals, and extensive indoor play areas for Alaska's climate. Offers flexible scheduling and emergency care options for families from rural communities, with staff trained in trauma-informed care and cultural competency for diverse Alaskan populations.