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.
| Care type | Providers | |
|---|---|---|
| Child Care Centers | 0 | — |
| Family Child Care Homes | 0 | — |
| Group Child Care Homes | 0 | — |
| Preschools | 33 | View in West Virginia |
| Head Start Programs | 455 | View in West Virginia |
| School-Age Programs | 49 | View in West Virginia |
| Child Care Providers | 1,027 | View in West Virginia |
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Counties in West Virginia
- Barbour County (18)
- Berkeley County (132)
- Boone County (11)
- Braxton County (12)
- Brooke County (13)
- Cabell County (92)
- Calhoun County (2)
- Clay County (2)
- Doddridge County (3)
- Fayette County (44)
- Gilmer County (4)
- Grant County (11)
- Greenbrier County (43)
- Hampshire County (11)
- Hancock County (12)
- Hardy County (11)
- Harrison County (42)
- Jackson County (22)
- Jefferson County (54)
- Kanawha County (147)
- Lewis County (19)
- Lincoln County (16)
- Logan County (18)
- Marion County (39)
- Marshall County (19)
- Mason County (14)
- Mcdowell County (13)
- Mercer County (113)
- Mineral County (21)
- Mingo County (26)
- Monongalia County (58)
- Monroe County (6)
- Morgan County (12)
- Nicholas County (19)
- Not Available (2)
- Ohio County (45)
- Pendleton County (3)
- Pleasants County (4)
- Pocahontas County (5)
- Preston County (15)
- Putnam County (46)
- Raleigh County (106)
- Randolph County (50)
- Ritchie County (3)
- Roane County (4)
- Summers County (11)
- Taylor County (13)
- Tucker County (10)
- Tyler County (5)
- Upshur County (23)
- Wayne County (34)
- Webster County (7)
- Wetzel County (10)
- Wirt County (3)
- Wood County (46)
- Wyoming County (40)
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.
Frequently asked questions
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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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