Child Care Centers, Family Child Care & Preschools in West Virginia

West Virginia is home to 33 state-licensed care providers spanning 56 counties and 333 cities. Among rated providers, the average overall quality rating is not available.

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333Cities
56Counties
33Certified providers
—Avg quality rating
Care typeProviders
Child Care Centers0—
Family Child Care Homes0—
Group Child Care Homes0—
Preschools33View in West Virginia
Head Start Programs455View in West Virginia
School-Age Programs49View in West Virginia
Child Care Providers1,027View in West Virginia

Cities in West Virginia

Martinsburg, WV 78 providers Charleston, WV 71 providers Beckley, WV 70 providers Huntington, WV 70 providers Bluefield, WV 60 providers Morgantown, WV 55 providers Princeton, WV 41 providers Wheeling, WV 41 providers Elkins, WV 34 providers Parkersburg, WV 30 providers Fairmont, WV 26 providers Buckhannon, WV 23 providers

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Choosing care in West Virginia

Treat any single record as a starting point, not a verdict. Child care quality lives in the details: staff-to-child ratios, caregiver training and turnover, how the space is kept, and whether the program's schedule and approach fit your family's needs.

When you are choosing care in West Virginia, visit in person if you can, ask about current openings and waitlists, and get tuition, hours, and holiday schedules in writing. Also ask how the program handles sick days, late pickups, and concerns that come up during the day.

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Frequently asked questions

How many state-licensed providers does West Virginia have?
According to current licensing data, West Virginia has 33 licensed providers: 0 child care centers, 0 family child care homes, and 33 preschools.
How does West Virginia score on average quality ratings?
Not every provider in West Virginia has a published average rating; open individual facility pages to view quality ratings where available.
Which cities in West Virginia have the highest number of care providers?
In the current data, Martinsburg, Charleston, Beckley lead West Virginia for certified provider counts. The city list above shows counts.

Data sources

Data source: ChildCare.gov state licensing resources, the state licensing agency data, and Head Start Service Locations (HHS/ACF). Data as of 2026-10-07. This page is informational and is not professional advice.

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Required disclosures

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