Early Childhood Learning Community

As a Center of Jewish learning, the JCC Early Childhood Learning Community (ECLC) provides a comprehensive education for young children in a warm Jewish setting. We nourish a child’s natural curiosity and excitement while allowing each child to develop at his/her own pace. You can be confident that we will provide all the loving, enriching attention you want for your child.
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2020 - 2021 ECLC SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR
2021 - 2022 ECLC SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR

What Makes Jcc Preschool Best-In-Class?

Voted BEST Preschool in Central Ohio by Columbus Dispatch’s CBUS Top Picks four years in a row!
Small class sizes and low teacher ratios
Experienced and passionate teachers
An active Early Childhood Parent Committee
Secured building for optimum safety
Beautiful outdoor play spaces
Jewish learning woven throughout the
Full time Early Intervention Specialist
Age-appropriate, child centered curriculum
Exceeding Ohio Department of Education standards entire program on site

3 Convenient Locations

Flexible Schedules

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JCC MEMBERSHIP

Membership is a requirement for all families participating in any Early Childhood Education program. The membership provides JCC Preschool families with the following benefits:

› Use of all the JCC’s facilities, including indoor/outdoor swimming pools, fitness center, racquetball courts and participation in many programs and sports leagues for all ages
› Discounted member rates on JCC programs
› Discounts on various public program events

For more information about JCC Membership, please call (614) 559-6229
Fax number for ECLC, (614)-559-6281

The JCC’s Early Childhood Learning Community is licensed by the State of Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, and operates in compliance with all state rules and regulations. The laws governing child day care are available upon request. Our license and current inspection report are posted in each of our preschool sites. The JCC does not discriminate in the enrollment of children upon the basis of race, religion, gender, physical or mental disabilities, color or national origin.