Find and compare child care providers, daycare centers, and schools near you. Browse licensed programs with hours, ratings and contact details.
Copyright © 2026 daisyslist.com. All rights reserved.
Find and compare child care providers, daycare centers, and schools near you. Browse licensed programs with hours, ratings and contact details.
Copyright © 2026 daisyslist.com. All rights reserved.
Azure Hills Children's Center is a Christian preschool in Grand Terrace that serves children ages 2–5, offers kindergarten-readiness instruction and operates a traditional school year (August–June) with a summer day camp. The center is licensed by the State of California, Department of Social Services.
Azure Hills Children’s Center is a Christian preschool located in Grand Terrace serving children approximately two through five years of age. The program follows a traditional school year from August through June and also operates a summer day camp.
The center emphasizes kindergarten readiness, phonics and pre-reading skills for older preschoolers and uses the Creation Kids Curriculum for its Pre-K classes. Music is incorporated into the curriculum for 3-year-old and Pre-K classes. The program includes a daily spiritual component with songs, prayers, Bible stories and weekly memory verses, and offers support for dual-language learners.
Lead teachers hold California Child Development permits. The center is licensed by the California Department of Social Services.
Teachers use songs, games and art to teach letter recognition, formation and sound; children learn numbers (1–50), alphabet, music, months and days of the week and participate in show-and-tell to develop public speaking skills.
Two-year-olds are introduced to basic social skills such as sharing, manners and safety; teachers use art and games to teach numbers, colors and language sounds and provide opportunities to develop gross and fine motor skills. Potty training is offered.
Pre-K focuses on phonics, pre-reading and writing; children learn to write their names independently, work on numbers (1–100) and simple addition, and engage in art, music and show-and-tell; some students may read simple sentences by the end of the year.
A day camp program is offered during the summer months.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is compiled from public sources and provider websites and may be summarized for clarity. Unless marked as claimed or verified, this listing has not been reviewed or endorsed by the provider. Information may change; contact the provider directly to confirm current details.
Licensing information may lag the regulator. Confirm with the provider before enrolling.
