SAC Child Development and Education Studies

A reminder to never give up, no matter how many times you fail. Speaker: Deshauna Barber, UMGC Alumni University of Maryland Global Campus

“What’s Good?” Knowing another name or use of the popular infinity symbol is a….Lemniscate.
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“What’s Good?” Are you interested in teaching at the early childhood education level? Come and learn about the requirements to earn your Child Development Permit, the teaching credential that will allow you to work as an Infant/Toddler or Preschool Teacher!

Family Support Network Family Support Network provides services offering resources and advocacy for families and children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs so they may reach their full potential.​​​​​

“What’s Good?” Best two hours I spent in support for both of my son’s when they were three and four. Free assessment and aligned with, pediatrician and school.

Family Support Network Family Support Network provides services offering resources and advocacy for families and children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs so they may reach their full potential.​​​​​

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I would like to share a priceless community resource open to Orange County residents with children ages birth to five years old.

I brought my preschool children to these screenings over the years.

A FREE Developmental Screening will take place at Stanton City Hall this Friday, March 22, 2024.

7800 Katella Ave. Stanton, CA 90680

The Developmental Screening Program is designed for children ages 0-5 focusing on 7 key areas of development. Qualified therapists screen children in the following areas: speech and language, fine and gross motor skills, emotional/behavior health, vision, hearing, dental, and health.
We collaborate with the following agencies at all screenings:
Intervention Center for Early Childhood
Healthy Smiles for Kids of Orange County ·
Beyond Blindness
Regional Center of Orange County
Share Speech
Join us from 8:30 am to 11:30 am
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY and at NO COST


Flyers and schedules at Family Support Network www.fsn-oc.org under Screening tab.

Developmental Screening for Stanton City Hall feel free to make copies of our flyer and share with your families.

Genuinely,

Professor Lamourelle

Family Support Network Family Support Network provides services offering resources and advocacy for families and children with social, emotional, intellectual and physical needs so they may reach their full potential.​​​​​

"What's Good?" Join the CDES Faculty and our students for a spring semester kick-off!

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“What’s Good?” NAACP OC Back to School Event. Come get some free school supplies and giveaways!