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​(209) 847-6820

Please contact Creative Christian Learning Center 
to learn how our services will benefit you

PROGRAM DETAILS

Hours: Monday – Friday  7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.


Serving children ages 2 years to 6 years

We take potty trained and non-potty trained children.  

Ratio
Adult to child ratio: 1 to 12.


Kindergarten pick-up with after school enrichment program

Children will be transported from select elementary schools in Oakdale and brought back to preschool for an afternoon of fun and enriching games and activities. This program is only available for a.m. kindergartners and does not include a.m. transportation to kindergarten.


MEALS

We do ask parents to provide a healthy lunch. CCLC provides a

healthy morning snack and a healthy p.m. snack. Water is provided  

throughout the day.

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​​​Creative Christian Learning Center 
A ministry of the River Christian Community

​​​CCLC Mission Statement​​​

       The goal of CCLC is to create and maintain an atmosphere of safety, love, nurturing, comfort, and trust where children ages two to five years of age can grow spiritually, socially, physically, emotionally and intellectually.

       We believe that children are gifts from God and special in his eyes. We believe every child has gifts and talents they are born with, and it’s our job as care providers to nurture these gifts, and foster their growth by providing a stimulating atmosphere filled with encouragement and opportunity. We believe in teaching and modeling Godly characteristics such as love, patience, joy, goodness, kindness, self-control, peace and meekness.
       CCLC Preschool is a private sector preschool, therefore we are allowed the ability to draw from several different child development theorists and theories that we believe are beneficial. This has allowed CCLC to create a more diverse atmosphere and develop closer personal relationships with our children and families. We believe that children are each independently special and it is important to meet each child’s independent needs and allow them to grow and develop at their own pace. Not only are Kindergarten readiness skills taught, but respect, patience, manners, and all attributes that will help young children grow into students ready and excited to learn at school, and life.