Assistance League Antelope Valley Preschool


	Making A Positive Difference in the Lives of Children

PROJECTS

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A Parent wrote:

"Assistance League Preschool has been
very beneficial to me in many ways. As a
single father as well as a first time father,
things are new to me as they are to my 3½ year-old daughter. The ladies at Assistance League have been extremely helpful with questions and advise. They are very easy to talk to which makes it easier for me to voice concerns or ask questions.

My daughter started only 4 months ago
and has already improved immensely on her motor skills, recognition of letters and
numbers and on speech. She talks about the teachers constantly and what they told them at school about letters, numbers, etc.

I couldn’t have asked for a better staff or
program to teach my child."

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Children said:

I played. I sat down on the carpet and
played with my friend Josh. We write our “D”s. We did another paper where we
colored all the things on the page that
started with the letter “D.”

-"M", age 4
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KOB An Educational
Puppet Troupe

After each skit, the puppets invite the children to ask questions. The students react openly and sincerely to these sensitive presentations and often follow up with letters, too.

George wrote:
"Thank you for a wonderful show of puppets on Thursday. I learned that graffiti is bad to do. When you see somebody drawing on the wall you tell your mom or dad to call the police. I think that your puppet show was funny. I liked the part when the boy on the wheelchair when he did the wheelie. It was cool."

Audited Financial Statement
(April 30, 2007 and 2006)

Assistance League^®
Preschool and Kindergarten

At Assistance League of Antelope Valley Child Care Center, children feel loved, safe and motivated to learn through a variety of educational experiences.

When working parents ask, “ Am I working just to pay for childcare?” Assistance League has an answer to help families succeed.

When parents are enrolled as full-time students, Assistance League of Antelope Valley can help make their dreams come true. We are dedicated to providing top-quality day care and an exciting learning curriculum at an affordable price.
Price Comparison

Facility and Staffing

Assistance League of Antelope Valley Child Care Center is a nurturing place for children ages 2 through 6. Our qualified teachers meet and exceed the Early Childhood Education requirements of the California State Department of Social Services.

Our students develop physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually, so they are ready for school. The Kindergarten class achieves state standards in all areas including computer literacy.

The Child Care Center is open from 6 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday, except designated holidays. We serve breakfast, a hot lunch and nutritious afternoon snack.

You are welcome to stop by and take a tour. The Child Care Center is located in our Chapter House in downtown Lancaster on the corner of West Newgrove and Fern Avenue. (map)

Or you may call the preschool at (661) 948-1513.

Tuition

Tuition is on a sliding scale based on family income.

The fee range starts at $325 for one month – approximately $15/day.

The remaining cost of operating the project is supported by our member’s fundraising efforts.

ALAV - Kids on the Block^TMProject

Assistance League of Antelope Valley discontinued it's Kids on the Block project in January 2009 after 20 years of service to the third graders of local school districts. Lack of time for outside programs in school played a big part of the decision to discontinue the program.