Liz Cassiday says the Sheridan County YMCA will soon hold another babysitting Safe Sitter class after the program drew enough interest to add another session. She made the announcement during an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse.
“the Safe Sitter Classes have proven to be so popular, they will soon hold another session,” Cassiday said.
Liz Cassiday on Public Pulse
Cassiday is the Sheridan County YMCA Executive Director, and her comments put the decision in direct terms: the YMCA is responding by opening another class. For people looking for babysitting-related training, that means the program is expanding because demand has stayed high enough to justify more space.
The Safe Sitter Classes are already part of the YMCA’s offerings, and this latest session follows that pattern. Cassiday’s appearance on Public Pulse is the only place in the available information where the new class was discussed, which leaves the announcement tied to a simple practical outcome rather than a larger program change.
Demand for Safe Sitter
The source says the classes have been popular, but it does not give enrollment numbers or any other measure behind that claim. Even so, the decision to add another session suggests the YMCA has enough interest to keep the program moving forward.
For families or caregivers who want the training, the useful takeaway is straightforward: another Safe Sitter class is coming soon, and the YMCA is using the added session to meet demand. When the next class will be held has not been announced in the available information, so anyone interested will need to wait for that detail before planning around it.
