Covenant Children's Center is a non-profit daycare and preschool in Palo Alto that provides care for children from about two months through pre-kindergarten. The centre operates on the grounds of Covenant Presbyterian Church and has served the Palo Alto community since 1978.
Covenant Children's Center is a non-profit early childhood program located on the grounds of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Palo Alto. It provides care for children beginning around two months up to pre-kindergarten and has operated since 1978.
The centre uses play-based and curriculum activities to support social, emotional, cognitive and physical development, including early literacy, math and science readiness for older preschool children. Teaching is described as responsive to children’s interests and focused on developing independence, language and social skills.
Virtual tours are offered by appointment (scheduled times differ for infant/toddler and preschool programs). The centre maintains a waitlist and describes its enrollment preferences and fee for joining the waitlist.
The four-year-old program aims to develop social, cognitive, math, science, phonics and pre-kindergarten readiness skills while fostering independence, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 7 children.
The Infant Program emphasizes individualized caregiving in a safe, clean environment and focuses on cognitive, fine motor, language, gross motor and social-emotional growth, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 2 infants.
The one-year-old program provides age-appropriate curriculum, toys, art, music, stories and outside play to support socialization and early developmental skills, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 3 children.
The pre-kindergarten program concentrates on whole-child development—social, academic, emotional and physical—and prepares children for kindergarten with activities targeting math, science, language, phonetics and independence, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 8 children.
The three-year-old program focuses on imagination, language and social skills through varied curriculum and creative experiences, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 6 children.
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The two-year-old program uses monthly lessons and classroom materials to promote small motor skills, problem solving, cognitive development and creative expression, with a stated ratio of 1 teacher to 5 children.
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