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SDJA’s Early Childhood Development Program
Painting A Positive Future For Your Child
SDJA’s Early Childhood Development Program offers children from six weeks to five years old an active environment that helps children develop cognitively, socially and emotionally. Featuring a new Reggio inspired – Jewishly infused preschool and the popular Beit Yeladim infant care center, SDJA now provides its students with a warm environment that helps students develop the building blocks of learning.
Beit Yeladim Infant Care Center (Six Weeks to Two Years)
Beit Yeladim, or children’s house, is a fully licensed infant care center in Carmel Valley. At Beit Yeladim, babies, wobblers and toddlers are safe, nurtured and loved. Our experienced faculty provides activities that encourage the social, emotional, intellectual and physical development of young children.
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SDJA Preschool: Reggio Inspired – Jewishly Infused (Two to Five Years)
The goal of SDJA’s new preschool is to meet the developmental needs of children in physical, emotional, social, cognitive and spiritual growth. The school is heavily influenced by the Reggio Emilia Approach, which is built upon the fundamental principles of child development and is known around the world for its innovative and child-centered philosophy of teaching and learning.
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Full Early Childhood Development Program:
- Care for ages six weeks to five years old
- Over 30 years’ experience in Jewish education
- State-of-the-art facilities in an age-appropriate environment
- Five, three and two day a week preschool programs
- Same successful pluralistic SDJA philosophy
- Seamless transition into kindergarten and Golda Meir Lower School
For more information about SDJA’s Early Childhood Development Program, please contact Renee Sherman, director of admissions, at (858) 704-3716 or admissions@sdja.com or click here to fill out an online inquiry.
"Education is not a preparation for life. Education is life"
John Dewey, American Psychologist
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