| Children's Learning Center |
Last Updated: 2/22/2013 3:57:49 PM |
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| Budget: Greater Than $1,000,000 |
| # of Employees: 55 |
| Accepts Volunteers: Yes |
| # of Clients Served in a Year: 235 |
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| Children's Learning Center, Inc., provides high quality, comprehensive child care in a safe and nurturing environment for DeKalb area families. The experienced staff provide age-appropriate curriculum through play-based learning while promoting the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development of every child. |
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| Children's Learning Center (CLC) is a not-for-profit day care center dedicated to serving low-income families and licensed to serve children six weeks to twelve years of age. Effective January 1, 2011, CLC is rated Star Level Three by the Illinois Quality Counts: Quality Rating System. A majority of the spaces in the infant/toddler and preschool programs are reserved for low-income or "special needs" children. Priority in enrollment is given to children from families referred by social service agencies or from families headed by single parents. |
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| Education |
| Dropout prevention |
| Literacy |
| Other education |
| Health |
| Health support |
| Human Services |
| Adolescent pregnancy/parenting |
| Children/family advocacy |
| Children/youth |
| Children/youth development |
| Day care centers |
| Food |
| Parent education |
| Single parent advocacy |
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| Children and Youth |
| 0-4 |
| 5-11 |
| Disabled |
| Developmentally disabled |
| Hearing impaired |
| Learning disabled |
| Physically disabled |
| Visually impaired |
| Economically Disadvantaged |
| Homeless |
| Low income |
| Ethnic Related |
| African |
| African American |
| Asian |
| Asian American |
| Asian Pacific |
| Azorean |
| Cape Verdean |
| Caribbean |
| Caucasian/White |
| Latino |
| Multiple Races |
| Native American |
| Other Ethnicity |
| Portuguese |
| Families |
| Parents |
| Single parents |
| General Public | | Immigrants/Refugees |
| Non-English speaking |
| LGBTQ |
| Any |
| Men | | Military/Veterans | | Students | | Women |
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| DeKalb County Cities/Towns Served |
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| All of DeKalb County |
| All of DeKalb County |
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| Current Budget Revenue Sources |
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| Federal: 50% |
| State: 6% |
| Fees: 29% |
| Medicaid/Medicare: 0% |
| Contributions: 4% |
| Other 3rd Party: 0% |
| County Government: 0% |
| Municipal Government: 1% |
| Foundations: 10% |
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| Number of Board Members: 12 |
| Gender Breakdown: Male: 42% Female: 58% |
Ethnic Breakdown:
African: 0%
African American: 17%
Asian: 0%
Asian American: 0%
Asian American: 0%
Cape Verdean: 0%
Caribbean: 0%
Caucasian / White: 50%
Hispanic / Latino: 33%
Multi-Racial / Muti-Ethnic: 0%
Native American: 0%
Portuguese: 0%
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Board Residency Breakdown:
Cortland: 0%
DeKalb: 92%
Genoa: 0%
Hinkley: 0%
Kingston: 0%
Kirkland: 0%
Lee: 0%
Malta: 0%
Maple Park: 0%
Sandwich: 0%
Shabbona: 0%
Somonauk: 0%
Sycamore: 8%
Waterman: 0%
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| Officer 1: Jeffrey Myles (President) | | Officer 2: Katherine Gannon (Vice-President) | | Officer 3: Scott Erwin (Treasurer) | | Officer 4: Vicki Maertz (Secretary) |
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