Alameda Child Development Center is an AUSD early childhood and school-age program serving roughly 200 children. It provides care and early education for children from about 18 months up to 11 years of age and operates across multiple school sites in Alameda.
Alameda Child Development Center is part of the Alameda Unified School District and has operated since 1943. The program serves an average of about 200 children, with an overall age range from approximately 18 months to 11 years, and operates at multiple school sites within the district.
The program uses a whole-child approach intended to support children’s academic and socio-emotional development. Its stated aims include teamwork among staff and families, use of culturally and developmentally appropriate practices, and efforts to build foundational academic and personal skills.
A district child development program that serves roughly 200–220 children and is funded by state and federal child-development and nutrition programs as well as parent fees.
A part-day preschool offering three-hour morning or afternoon sessions on weekdays that follows the Alameda Unified School District calendar.
A state-funded preschool program with eligibility and need requirements; admission priorities give first preference to children in protective services and then by family income.
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