Chico Center for Learning

A Mom’s View: This is what dyslexia looks like ….. Dyslexia is different in every child, but mom blogger Jules Johnson wanted to share a glimpse into their daily life.

Welcome to Chico Center for Learning's Transitional Kindergarten Program. Today begins our 12th year of our Academics Plus Program. We have openings available. Our program is for 4-5 year olds who will be attending Kindergarten next year.

Tomorrow starts our new school year. Wow, hard to believe we are starting year 11 of preparing students for Kindergarten. We have moved to a new location, St John's Episcopal church, 2143 Floral. This location provides us with an outdoor play area we've never had. Our educational philosophy remains the same: academics that are immersed in science, social science, art, music and play, field trips and special guests. We have an opening for another student. For more information, please call 521-3360.

Hello Friends, We'd like to let everyone know that we are continuing our Kindergarten Readiness program for this 2014-15 school year. Several changes are in the mix. We have found a wonderful teacher who will be able to continue our successful academic program! Julie Brown is joining our team. Julie is a mom of four (including twins) and a credentialed teacher. She has taught first grade and has a passion for teaching reading. She is excited about working with our students.
Our other news is that we are relocating the program to St. John's Episcopal Church facilities. We will still have a large classroom area but we will also have an outside play area. This is something we haven't had at our current location.
We have some openings available. We can be contacted at 343-2980. Please share our news with your friends.

We help students so they don't have to keep feeling like Jay did!!!!!!!

How Jay Leno dealt with dyslexia in high school When Kroft asked Leno what it was like to struggle in school, Leno responded, while slapping himself upside the head: “We didn't call is Dyslexia then. It was called, ‘Smarten up, smarten up, smarten up.’” Leno said he learned to focus for the first time in his life when a high school English teache...

Fun morning learning about the wind with the pinwheels we made!