The
Child Development Center is a nurturing place for children
of WLAC student-parents. It is licensed by the DPSS
Community Care Licensing. The Center provides a low
cost, safe, positive learning environment for student’s
children. Children ages 2-5 years are offered a developmentally
appropriate curriculum, preparing them for the elementary
education. The school-age/ evening program ( Kindergarten
– Middle School ) offers children opportunities
to complete their homework, use the outdoor play equipment
( including our ½ basketball court), computers
and enrichment activities. Applications are available
in the Counseling Center, EOP&S, the Workforce Development
Office and the Child Development Center, which is located
south of the flagpole.
Where: |
New
Child Development Center |
Telephone: |
310-287-4357
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Hours: |
The
Center offers services day and evening:
For toddlers/
preschoolers.
- Mon.– Fri., 7:45 AM - 4 PM
For school-age
children.
- Mon.-Thurs. 3:15 PM. - 10:05 PM
*Friday availability is subject to adequate enrollment. |
Contact
Person: |
Yvonne
Simone, Director |
Ages
of Children:
- Ages 2-5 years accepted into the M-Th 8AM. – 4PM
program.
- Children ages 3-5 years accepted into the Friday program.
- Children ages 5-14 years (Kindergarten – Middle
School) accepted into the M-Th 3:15 PM – 10:05 PM.
Note:
Children must attend a minimum of 2 sessions a week
in the day program and 1 session per week in the evening
program. Student tuition ranges from $1.00 - 2.50 per hour and is based on total family income and size. Staff and community family rates are from $3.00-5.00 per hour. Qualifying families may be placed on a grant from Cal-WORKS
and/or the State of California, to reimburse tuition.
The Center is a training program for students wishing
to pursue a career in teaching young children.
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