JCC of the East Bay

Preschool | 70 students |  

PHONE: (510) 848-0237

HOURS: 9:00 - 1:30pm

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1414 Walnut St

Berkeley, CA 94709

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Berkeley's JCC of the East Bay is a preschool that enrolls 70 students. It accepts 2 year olds and up.

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Accepts 2 year olds and up; Coed; Nonprofit
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Posted on Mar 16, 2009
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The preschool has been just terrific for our child. She's in her second year there, and the teacher's have been wonderful. She loves going to school every day, and sometimes has to be coaxed to leave. The teachers are very attentive to each kid, organize days with a combination of fun and developmentally focused activities, and seem really dedicated to what they do. There are all kinds of special 'extras' such as dance, music, art, storytelling, and gardening. The classrooms and outside space have plenty of room for play and running around. Our daughter's made a number of friends at school, and their parents are more than happy for play dates and other get togethers outside of school. There are classes for kids as young as 2, and all the way up to Pre-K. The program includes extended care.
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Posted on Mar 14, 2009
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I've been there for 2 years and am really happy with the program overall. I love the curriculum which puts a lot of emphasis around celebration of the various Jewish Holidays. There are several non-Jewish families who love it too. The community is really lovely with a lot of parents taking all sorts of initiative. For example, some parents organized park dates once a month before we even started school so that the families could get acquainted before the 1st day of school. There are potlucks a couple times per year too. A lot of teachers have been there a long time so that adds to a strong identity and consistency. The kids are happy.
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