Community Child Development Center

Lead Director: Megan Worsham
My name is Megan Worsham and I am the Lead Director of St. John’s CCDC. My office is located inside St. John’s CCDC’s Millcreek South location.
I have been working in the early childhood industry since 2001. I started in the infant room and became a director for St. John’s CCDC in 2015, where I thrived. In the fall of 2024, I took on the role of Lead Director for all four of our locations.
Our community at St. John’s CCDC is what sets us apart. I love being able to make a difference for our kiddos, their families, and our wonderful staff.
In my personal life, I am happily married and have four adorable children. As a family, we enjoy playing outside, going for walks, and having a family movie night

Chief Operating Officer: Amanda Sutliff
Hi, I’m Ms. Amanda, and I am St. John’s CCDC’s Chief Operating Officer. My office is located inside our Liberty Park location.
I have been honored to be with St. John’s since 2013. Implementing our Reggio Emilia educational approach and love for the outdoors has created a work environment that I am proud to share with our youngest community members as they grow from our Pre-School students at St. John’s to our School Aged Campers in Camp Wild Life.
I am a proud mother of three courageous girls who love and are as proud to be a part of St. John’s and Camp Wild Life programs as I am. Continuing my education in Early Childhood, Education, Business, and Leadership, I am continuously looking to further my knowledge and exposure to the industry.
Seeing our campers experience our mountains, streams, reservoirs, and parks is a privilege and the best part of being with Camp Wild Life. Whether our campers are experienced hikers or paddle boarding for the first time, the joy and excitement each day in our daily adventures make me ever proud and ever grateful to be here.

Chief Executive Officer: Chaney Zinn
I am lucky to have been given the opportunity to work with children because it has allowed me to have a job that has true rewards attached to it. To see the differences you can make in a young child’s life is truly a gift.
I began my career with St. John’s CCDC in the Spring of 2011. One year later, I started Camp Wild Life when I saw a need for a quality childcare program for school-age students. I knew we needed to keep them busy, and I couldn’t think of a better way to accomplish this than to expose them to everything Utah has to offer.
I have a passion for the environment and a love for the outdoors. It is my hope that we inspire a love for nature, exploration, conservation, and wilderness in our young Utahns.