PHILOSOPHY Bomber Club is committed to providing professional, high-quality care that supports each child’s physical, emotional, social, developmental, and educational needs. We believe that when children are given the space to grow, be themselves, and enjoy their time in a supportive environment, they thrive. Through engaging, educational activities and meaningful experiences, we strive to offer the best possible care for every child in our program. GOALS At Bomber Club, our goal is to be the best place for your child when they cannot be at home with their family. We provide a warm, caring, safe, healthy, and stimulating environment where all aspects of a child’s development are valued and supported. We are committed to respecting and honoring the cultural, economic, religious, and political diversity of every family we serve. We believe that strong partnerships with parents are essential, and we encourage families to stay actively involved in their child’s experience. Parents are always welcome to review program plans, share ideas, and contribute to their child’s development. Bomber Club proudly serves a diverse community of youth with varying abilities, including those with identified special needs. We emphasize positive youth development and encourage youth-led activities that foster independence, confidence, and leadership. Through a commitment to high-quality programming and continuous improvement, we create an environment that inspires growth, creativity, and exploration. We also recognize the importance of community partnerships in expanding opportunities, strengthening support systems, and bringing innovation to our program. To support ongoing excellence, a Bomber Club Accreditation Stakeholders Team has been established to guide and assist in the accreditation process. COMPLIANCE Bomber Club is dedicated to maintaining full compliance with all applicable rules and guidelines established by Public School District 91, MnSACA, the Minnesota Department of Education, the Minnesota Department of Human Services, and the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).