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The mission of Early Learning Division is to support all of Oregon’s young children and families to learn and thrive. We value equity, making a positive impact for children and families, dedication, integrity and collective wisdom to benefit Oregon children and families. We work as an integrated team focused on: Child Care, Early Learning Programs and Cross Systems Integration, Policy and Research, and Equity.

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UCLA Early Child Care and Education Centers

All three of our centers have the same high quality of care, teaching philosophy, teacher/child ratio, curriculum, tuition rates, etc. They are all accredited by NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children).

Central Administrative Offices

General Inquiries: Phone: (310) 825-2822 | ece@ece. ucla.edu

Enrollment
Finance
Operations
General Inquiries

Superintendent PreK-12 Operations: Devin Dillon, Ph.D.

Phone: (310) 825-5086

The Krieger Center

The Krieger Center is located at the north-west corner of campus. Faculty, staff, student and community families enroll their children here. Krieger is the largest of three locations (approximately 160 children), and has nine (9) classrooms: four (2) for younger infants, two (2) for older infants and toddlers, and five (5) for preschool. Monthly fees include a daily balanced and healthy breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack supplied by UCLA Dining Services.

Director: Amy Agnew

Phone: (310) 825-5086

Mailing Address

Box 951785
101 Bellagio Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1785

Campus Address
Early Care and Education
Mail Code: 178507

Fernald Center

The Fernald Center is located in the north-central area of campus, adjacent to UCLA IDP [UCLA Infant Development Department and the Corrine Seeds Lab School]. This center enrolls a majority of faculty families, several staff families, and occasional parenting student and community families. Fernald is the smallest location (averaging 60 children), with four (4) classrooms: one (1) for infants, one (1) for toddlers, and two (2) for preschool. Monthly fees include a daily balanced and healthy breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack supplied by UCLA Dining Services.

Director: Alicia Minor, Ed.D

Phone: (310) 825-2900

Mailing Address

320 Charles Young Drive North
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1462

Campus Address

Fernald Center, Room 128
Mail Code: 146206

The University Village Center

The University Village Center is five (5) miles south of the UCLA campus on Sepulveda Blvd. ECE UV is co-located with University Village Apartments and UPNS [University Parents Nursery School]. Student families eligible for tuition assistance from the State of California as well as residents of University Village Apartments receive priority for enrollment at this location. Faculty, staff, student and community families are enrolled here, although the majority are student families. The University Village Center is the mid-size facility (approximately 115 children). The University Village Center has six classrooms (one (1) for infants, one (1) for toddlers and four (4) for preschool). Monthly fees include a daily balanced and healthy breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack supplied by UCLA Dining Services.

Director: Nikki Zomorodi

Phone: (310) 915-5827

Mailing Address
3233 S. Sepulveda Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90034-4205

Why do we need early childhood development centers.

Dear parents, our Children’s Club “Growing up” was created for children and their parents.

Developing classes, games are primarily aimed, of course, at preparing the child for school. We try to captivate children with the acquisition of new skills and knowledge and involve parents in this process. In groups for the smallest (from a year old) classes are held together with mom (or dad), and in older ones (from 2.5 years old) we begin to give tasks “at home”. We try to unite with parents in achieving our common goal – the development of a harmonious and happy personality. Our Club can be called a school of early development.

Each period in the development of a child is very important and is associated with the knowledge, skills and abilities that a child must acquire at a particular age.

I would like to once again draw the attention of parents to the fact that developmental standards apply to most children, but not to all. After all, the development of each child is individual and depends on many factors. Therefore, do not worry if at a given moment in time your baby does not know how to do something: time will pass, and with your help he will definitely learn this.

á Studying according to our materials, your child will receive the first ideas about the world around him, learn to understand the speech of adults, learn to pronounce his first words. Our materials for classes will introduce the child to the diverse world of sciences and foreign languages, teach them to think logically, while developing memory, attention and thinking.

We also want to note that the sooner you begin to develop logical thinking, which is based on the sensations and perception of the child, the higher will be the level of his cognitive activity.

Don’t worry if you notice that your child can’t do something, but the neighbor’s child can already read and write. Do not worry, because today there are a lot of early development schools and child development centers, including our Children’s Development and Fitness Club “Podrastaika”

What are child development centers for?

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In such centers, the child learns to perceive and fulfill the tasks assigned to him, and also joins the understanding of discipline. Early Childhood Development Centers offer an extensive program that is aimed at the comprehensive development of the child.

Usually, classes in early childhood development centers are aimed at preparing a child for kindergarten or school, and include getting to know the outside world, speech development, creative activities (drawing, modeling, appliqué) and music classes, that is, all that what the child will encounter in kindergarten or at school.

Children who do not attend kindergartens will find it very useful to attend such early development centers, because, firstly, the child will get an idea of how classes are held in a group; he will receive a large amount of knowledge, skills, skills, learn to make choices, make decisions, which later will be useful to the child at school. Secondly, the home child will get an additional opportunity to communicate with peers and adults, and this is very important.
If you regularly attend such classes in early childhood development centers, this will allow parents to be sure that the child is fully prepared for school.

Find out what your child should know and be able to do by age

Child development calendar up to 1 year (by months)
Child from 1 to 2 years