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Day Nursery of Abilene — Cedar Street Center is a nonprofit child-care centre in downtown Abilene that serves children from birth through school age as part of the Day Nursery of Abilene network.
Day Nursery of Abilene’s Cedar Street Center operates as one of the agency’s licensed child-care locations in downtown Abilene. The centre provides care for children from infancy through elementary-school age and participates in the agency’s school-readiness and family-support efforts.
The centre uses a research-based early learning curriculum organized around developmental domains and includes regular progress monitoring and school-readiness activities. Instruction emphasizes language, cognitive, physical, social–emotional and approaches to learning.
The centre is staffed by trained child-care professionals and is licensed by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. Staff receive required annual training hours and personnel involved in meal service hold valid food-handler certificates.
An activity-based after-school curriculum using the FAB 5® Program to teach nutrition, fitness and health concepts to school-age children.
Transportation provided from multiple elementary schools and for enrichment field trips, with morning routes to some schools before classes begin.
A research-based infant curriculum designed around early brain development to build foundations for children ages 0–18 months.
A comprehensive, research-based pre-kindergarten program that integrates instruction across developmental domains to support teacher and child engagement.
An intentional instructional program aimed at key areas of development for children ages 36–48 months to support the path to kindergarten readiness.
A 52-week toddler program built on brain-research-based activities specifically created for children ages 18–36 months.
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Participation in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program; provides three meals and snacks daily (including infant formula and baby food) and serves meals family-style.
Use of developmental checklists and progress monitoring to assess initial levels of learning, mid-year progress and year-end outcomes as part of school-readiness efforts.
Summer programming for elementary-age children featuring themed weeks, field-trip enrichment opportunities and recreational activities.
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