The Los Angeles Valley College Campus Child Development Center is a licensed childcare facility.
The Center provides developmentally appropriate programs for the children of students, staff, faculty and the community.
The Center operates on the academic calendar of Los Angeles Valley College. During the fall and spring semesters, the following programs are available.
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Children three (3) years of age up to five (5) years of age are eligible for the Day Preschool Program.
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Monday through Friday
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| HOURS: |
7:45 am - 5:00 pm |
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After Kindergarten Program is available for children enrolled in Kindergarten during the morning hours.
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Monday through Friday
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| HOURS: |
11:00 am to 5:00 pm |
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Kindergarten up to thirteen (13) years of age
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Monday Through Thursday evenings. Available one (1) or more evenings as needed.
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3:00 pm to 10:20 pm |
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The Campus Child Development Center is located in the northeast section of the Los Angeles Valley College campus, in parking lot "D", adjacent to the corner of Oxnard Street and Ethel Avenue.
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Applications are available in the Campus Child Development Center office.
Applications for all programs, for the current and upcoming semesters, summer session(s) and winter intersession are accepted continuously.
Applications must be completed and submitted to the Campus Child Development Center office to be considered for service and placement on the appropriate waiting list(s).
Applications must be complete and accurate for proper placement and processing. Applications with missing or incomplete information will not be processed, as they cannot be rated for placement.
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There are waiting lists for all of the Campus Child Development Center programs. The length of the lists varies by program. Student-parents have priority for service.
Day Preschool waiting list: Typically, applications are on the waiting list for six (6) months to one (1) year before space becomes available.
Afternoon after-Kindergarten and Evening School Age waiting lists: Lists for these programs move more rapidly, most requests are filled each semester.
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Fees for all Campus Child Development Center programs are calculated using a sliding scale based on family size and the gross monthly income. Subsidized service is available to eligible families.
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Breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner and evening snack are provided for all children enrolled, at no charge.
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We welcome and encourage you to visit our Center. An appointment made one (1) or two (2) days in advance is recommended. To make an appointment you may call (818) 947-2931
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Students, particularly Child Development majors, participate in the programs under the direct supervision of a Lead Teacher. Employment opportunities for Assistant Teachers are available for those who qualify, applications are available in the Campus Child Development Center office.
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Service for summer sessions and/or winter intersession is offered if funding is available to operate any or all of these sessions. Program days and hours for summer and winter sessions may be different from those offered for the fall and spring semesters. Applications for summer and winter sessions are also accepted on an ongoing basis.
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