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Westchester Lutheran Early Learning Center is the early childhood program operated by Westchester Lutheran School in Los Angeles, offering care and early education for infants through young preschool children.
Westchester Lutheran Early Learning Center provides early childhood care and education for children from infancy through the preschool years. The program includes daily chapel time as part of the morning routine and offers a morning half-day schedule option (8:30 AM to 12:00 PM) for some classes.
Instruction emphasizes language development, sensory and hands-on learning, creativity, problem-solving, independence, social skills and physical development. Toilet training is supported in partnership with parents when a child shows readiness.
For infants, parents supply food, diapers and formula.
Follows a developmentally based program emphasizing independence, problem-solving, creativity, social skills and intellectual growth; daily chapel time is included.
Designed for older toddlers with planned sensory experiences, art exploration, and large- and small-motor activities; toilet training is worked on with parents when the child shows readiness.
Follows a developmentally based program with planned experiences to promote independence, problem-solving, creativity and social skills; daily chapel time is included.
Focuses on language development, social and thinking skills, self-help skills and creativity through hands-on sensory experiences; chapel time is part of the morning routine.
Accepts infants as young as six weeks; caregivers provide for basic needs, holding, talking and sensory activities. Infant rooms use a ratio of one teacher for every 3–4 children. Parents supply food, diapers and formula for infants.
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