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We envision IBIS Children’s Center as an exemplary program that nurtures personal development by championing emergent and organic learning throughout all stages of life. We believe that children thrive within a resilient community formed by the synergy between families and our dedicated staff. We are committed to fostering a nurturing and stimulating environment for children that is deeply rooted in the principles of emergent curriculum and STEAM. Our philosophy is centered on the belief that these two educational approaches have a profound impact on children's growth and development.

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Available Infant/Toddler Spots

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Available Preschool Spots

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Our Philosophies

Emergent curriculum

Emergent Curriculum

An emergent curriculum is a child-centered educational approach that recognizes the unique interests, needs, and abilities of each child. We believe that children are naturally curious and capable of driving their own learning experiences. Our philosophy embraces the following principles of emergent curriculum: 

  1. Child-centered Learning

  2. Observation and Documentation

  3. Flexibility and Adaptation

  4. Collaboration and Communication

STEAM Education

STEAM education integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics into a holistic learning experience. We recognize the importance of STEAM in preparing children for the future and fostering essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. Our philosophy incorporates the following elements of STEAM education: 

  1. Hands-on Exploration

  2. Interdisciplinary Learning

  3. Creative Expression

  4. Real-world Problem Solving

STEAM
Cognitive Development

CA Learning Foundations

The California foundations are guides to support preschool programs in their efforts to foster the learning and development of all young children in California, including children who have disabilities. 

  1. Infant/ toddler Developmental Domains

    • Social-Emotional Development​

    • Language Development

    • Cognitive Development

    • Perceptual and Motor Development

  2. Preschool Developmental Domains

    • Social-Emotional Development​

    • Language and Literacy

    • English Language Development

    • Mathematics

    • Visual and Performing Arts

    • Physical Development

    • Health

    • History-Social Science

    • Science

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Brittanie Price

We came from the East Coast when we put our 3 month-old under Shanice’s care, she's now three years old and I can attest that her language, gross motor skills and coordination skills are beyond her years all thanks to the foundation set by the gifted, talented and loving professionals at IBIS. Shanice, in particular, demonstrated a deep understanding of my daughter's growth and development. Her insightful guidance and nurturing approach made a significant impact on my daughter's well-being and overall happiness. It was so clearly evident that Shanice is deeply committed to every child under her care. The professionalism, expertise, and unwavering dedication make IBIS stand out as one of the best childcare centers I have ever encountered.

So if you’re considering IBIS, this is your sign…Get on their lists early - it’s absolutely worth it!

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Tatiana Merlin

As a first time Mom, it was hard to trust anyone with my child, when my daughter was only 3 months old I enrolled her in early childcare. As a parent, I entrusted my greatest blessing to Shanice, she was always so friendly, courteous, loving and professional. I am grateful for the loving care and guidance my baby daughter received from her. I loved knowing my daughter was loved just like one of her own. I would highly recommend Shanice’s childcare services to everyone!

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