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Power Daycare Center is a not-for-profit, community-based childcare center in Chicago’s West Pullman area that provides care and early education for children from infancy through school age, including infant/toddler rooms, preschool, kindergarten preparation, and before/after-school care.
Power Daycare Center is a community-based, not-for-profit childcare facility serving infants through school-age children. The center was established in 2000 and expanded its capacity to serve up to 55 children, staffed by full-time and part-time employees and a director. Programs are offered for children from six weeks up to about 12 years old.
The center uses The Creative Curriculum for its infant through preschool programs and implements social-emotional learning skills such as self-awareness, self-management, social-awareness, responsible decision-making, and relationship building. Kindergarten-age children follow the A Beka curriculum, with instruction in phonics, reading, handwriting, math, and basic social studies concepts.
Services and amenities mentioned by the center include hot meals, touchless sign-in/out, security cameras, onsite laundry, and enhanced COVID-19 cleaning. Additional supports listed include an early dental screening program, clothing donations, and a small monetary scholarship program; family communication is managed through parent-teacher conferences, phone calls, emails, social media updates, and a messaging app. The enrollment process includes a virtual tour, completion of a registration form, and required state forms.
Care for infants emphasizing nurturing relationships and exploratory play as children develop motor and early learning skills.
A toddler program using music, stories, outdoor play and short routine segments to introduce circle time, art, stories and basic literacy and numeracy concepts.
A preschool program using the Creative Curriculum with structured activities to support social, cognitive and language development through stories, art, letters and numbers.
Kindergarten preparation using the A Beka curriculum to teach reading, phonics, writing, numbers and introductory arithmetic and social studies.
Before- and after-school care for school-age children, with options for all-day supervision to support remote learning when required.
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