Child Development Services

714 447-2858

Vision

The vision of Child Development Services is to consistently provide a qualitative continuum of support services for families and children 0-8th grade. The support services include parent education, health education, English classes, parent/child classes, preschool, Latino literacy, Parent Advisory Council, and After School Programs.

Mission Statement

Child Development Services Mission is to:

Programs:

CBET

Community Based English Tutoring provides English language classes to parents in order to be active in their child’s education along with developing additional skills for their own success. Classes are presented as instructional, community oriented (Latino Literacy) and interactive, direct participation in the classroom. Contact: 714 447-7499

Beechwood and Sunset Lane Fee Based Preschool

The Beechwood Preschool is an experiential-based program that meets each child's unique learning style. The self-directed activities are provided in a developmentally enriching indoor and outdoor environment. The environment is planned to stimulate learning and invites the child to explore spontaneously. Contact: 714 447-2858

State Funded Preschool & PreKindergarten Family Literacy Program

California State Department of Education Pre-School Programs provide comprehensive child development services for children 3-5 years of age. This includes educational services, health services, social services, nutritional services, parent education and participation, program evaluation, plus staff development. Locations: Commonwealth, Maple, Orangethopre, Pacific Drive, Richman, Valencia Park and Woodcrest Elementary Schools. Contact: 714 447-7499

School Readiness

commission

Works collaboratively with both parents and professionals to provide an array of services that strengthen and enable families and early childcare providers to develop skills that build strong families with healthy children, ages 0-5, who are learning and ready for school. Goals are accomplished through parent education, provider education, parent and child interactive programs along with health support services. Funded by the Children's and Families Commission of Orange County. Contact: 714 447-7499

Prop 49 After School Education & Safety

Tutorial services and academic enrichment activities are designed to help students meet local and state academic standards in subjects such as reading and math. In addition 21st CCLC programs provide youth development activities, drug and violence prevention programs, technology education programs, art, music and recreation programs, counseling and character education enhance the academic component. State and Federal Grant Funded Program. Partners with the City of Fullerton, Fullerton Boys and Girls Club and the North Orange County YMCA. Locations: Commonwealth, Maple, Orangethopre, Pacific Drive, Raymond, Richman, Valencia Park and Woodcrest Elementary Schools. Ladera Vista and Nicolas Junior High Schools. Contact: 714 447-7477

Kid Zone Fee Based School Age Childcare

The purpose of programs for school-age children is to provide enrichment opportunities. Recreation and education activities are designed to have carryover value that provide intrinsic protective factors and support the development of resiliency skills. Through active participation children will learn to make appropriate choices during their leisure time. The goal of the program is to expand the learning environment and link activities to areas of study at school. Locations: Acacia, Beechwood, Fern Drive, Robert C. Fisler, Hermosa,Laguna Road, Rolling Hills and Sunset Lane Elementary Schools. Contact: 714 447-2858

Camps

Theme based and project oriented full day program that features an integrated curriculum, art, drama, language, games, math music, science, and contests, sports, field trips tournaments, plus special events. Contact: 714 447-2858