Educare Flint

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Educare Flint is the first Educare school in Michigan. The 36,000 square-foot school on the grounds of Durant-Tuuri-Mott Elementary School includes 18 early learning classrooms, as well as adult learning and training spaces. Highly skilled teaching staff and family support specialists connect children, parents and community residents with needed services. Educare Flint was formed as a partnership between community organizations. The University of Michigan at Flint collects data and conducts research to help inform early learning policy and practices.

SUCCESS STORY

Educare Flint and partners lead charge for early childhood policy change in Michigan

May 9, 2018

University of Michigan-Flint, in partnership with Educare Flint, hosted the inaugural 2018 Michigan Early Childhood Policy Summit on April 9. The summit brought together more than 200 early childhood champions, including elected officials, early learning practitioners, parents, policy experts and… Read More

News

02.15.23
New education group prepares for summer launch ‑ ABC12

02.7.23
Governor Whitmer visits Educare ahead of budget proposal ‑ ABC12

12.6.22
Educare Flint celebrates fifth anniversary ‑ ABC12

12.5.22
Educare Flint celebrates fifth anniversary, talk future of early childhood education ‑ MLIVE

07.1.22
State budget includes $10 million for over a dozen Flint-area programs ‑ ABC12

Connect:

Educare Flint
1000 Gladwyn Street
Flint, MI 48504
810.600.5400

Quick Facts:

Educare Flint
  • Serves around 220 children and their parents
  • Opened December 2017
  • Partners: Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Flint, Flint Kids Learn, Genesee Intermediate School District, Flint Community Schools and the University of Michigan at Flint