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Discovery Isle Child Development Center's learning environment is built around the child's need for nurturing relationships, safety, comfort, physical activity, emotional expression, social interaction, and intellectual stimulation.
Child-centered means that our program is here to meet the real needs of children, allow them the freedom to be children, and put their physical, emotional, and intellectual well being first.
We believe that children learn best through play, both structured and unstructured, and social interactions.
Our main goals are to nurture children, help them learn to get along with their peers and introduce them to new academic concepts as they become developmentally appropriate.
Discovery Isle Child Development Center's learning environment is
built around the child's need for nurturing relationships, safety,
comfort, physical activity, emotional expression, social
interaction, and intellectual stimulation. Child-centered means
that our program is here to meet the real needs of children, allow
them the freedom to be children, and put their physical, emotional,
and intellectual well being first. We believe that children learn
best through play, both structured and unstructured, and social
interactions. Our main goals are to nurture children, help them
learn to get along with their peers and introduce them to new
academic concepts as they become developmentally appropriate.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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The average private school tuition in San Diego County, CA is $17,263 for elementary schools and $25,523 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
