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Pasadena, CA
Pasadena City College Child Development Center
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Telephone: (626) 585-3181 · Website: http://www.pasadena.edu/m...
School Philosophy and Mission
"Pasadena City College Child Development Center is continually committed to striving for and maintaining outstanding Exemplary Program standards. The child development center will pursue this commitment by Providing a developmentally appropriate curriculum, which meets the developing social, emotional, cognitive, creative, linguistic, and physical needs of each child by using an integrated approach. The Child Development Center promote positive feelings of self-worth by emphasizing a peaceful environment. We will guide children to develop skills necessary to learn to live together, think divergently, to negotiate conflicts, and become culturally sensitive.
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