Child Development Consortium of Los Angeles Early Education Centers and Family Child Care Homes
Los Angeles, CA
About
Child Development Consortium of Los Angeles Early Education Centers and Family Child Care Homes offers child-initiated play-based learning along with teacher-initiated activities. Children take part in both indoor activities and outdoor activities as part of the daily routine. The program uses the research-based HighScope Curriculum at each Child Development Center.
• Ages: 0–5 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
CDCLA is a not-for-profit social benefit corporation that provides child care and early childhood education throughout greater Los Angeles County. It operates Early Education Centers and a network of Family Child Care Homes and is dedicated to supporting the developmental growth of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Infants 6 weeks to 1.5 years of age are served in Family Child Care Homes and with limited availability in some Early Education Centers, toddlers 1.5 to 2.5 years of age are served in Family Child Care Homes and Early Education Centers, and preschoolers 2.5 to 5 years of age are served in Early Education Centers. CDCLA maintains a balance of indoor and outdoor activities and teacher-initiated and child-initiated activities each day, and teachers conduct comprehensive assessments twice yearly. CDCLA has been serving greater Los Angeles since 1988 and states that for over 45 years it has been providing early childhood education to families across Los Angeles County. The organization uses the HighScope Curriculum at each Child Development Center with highly qualified staff and is looking for enthusiastic and caring individuals to work in its child development programs. CDCLA reports having 10 center locations and serving more than 500 families.
The stated mission of CDCLA is to provide childcare services for low-income working families through funding from the California Department of Education and California Department of Social Services, and to increase the professionalism of those who work in the child development field.
Parent and grandparent comments about CDCLA include: “I work five minutes from the center. It’s amazing. I am always calm at work because I know my son is learning in a safe place.” (Natalie, parent); “You can tell that the teachers really care about my daughters. I do appreciate the center so much for that care, that love, that attention that they have given to my children.” (Nicole, parent); “This center has definitely helped out with us being able to work. Having my children here has allowed us to work.” (Jordan, parent); “The curriculum, the way the teachers care and work with the children, made us keep our grandson enrolled as long as possible. He learns more things here at the center than if we put him in TK.” (Lolita and Allen, grandparents); and “Me a ayudado mucho este programa, me da la libertad de seguir trabajando mientras que mi pequeña recibe un cuidado Seguro y Estimulante, lo recomiendo.” (Maria, parent).
Last updated June 26, 2026.
• Ages: 0–5 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
CDCLA is a not-for-profit social benefit corporation that provides child care and early childhood education throughout greater Los Angeles County. It operates Early Education Centers and a network of Family Child Care Homes and is dedicated to supporting the developmental growth of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Infants 6 weeks to 1.5 years of age are served in Family Child Care Homes and with limited availability in some Early Education Centers, toddlers 1.5 to 2.5 years of age are served in Family Child Care Homes and Early Education Centers, and preschoolers 2.5 to 5 years of age are served in Early Education Centers. CDCLA maintains a balance of indoor and outdoor activities and teacher-initiated and child-initiated activities each day, and teachers conduct comprehensive assessments twice yearly. CDCLA has been serving greater Los Angeles since 1988 and states that for over 45 years it has been providing early childhood education to families across Los Angeles County. The organization uses the HighScope Curriculum at each Child Development Center with highly qualified staff and is looking for enthusiastic and caring individuals to work in its child development programs. CDCLA reports having 10 center locations and serving more than 500 families.
The stated mission of CDCLA is to provide childcare services for low-income working families through funding from the California Department of Education and California Department of Social Services, and to increase the professionalism of those who work in the child development field.
Parent and grandparent comments about CDCLA include: “I work five minutes from the center. It’s amazing. I am always calm at work because I know my son is learning in a safe place.” (Natalie, parent); “You can tell that the teachers really care about my daughters. I do appreciate the center so much for that care, that love, that attention that they have given to my children.” (Nicole, parent); “This center has definitely helped out with us being able to work. Having my children here has allowed us to work.” (Jordan, parent); “The curriculum, the way the teachers care and work with the children, made us keep our grandson enrolled as long as possible. He learns more things here at the center than if we put him in TK.” (Lolita and Allen, grandparents); and “Me a ayudado mucho este programa, me da la libertad de seguir trabajando mientras que mi pequeña recibe un cuidado Seguro y Estimulante, lo recomiendo.” (Maria, parent).
Last updated June 26, 2026.
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