Private School / Preschool in Los Angeles

Centers of Learning, Los Angeles:
Centers of Learning is a private Christian school situated on a beautiful campus in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles serving families in North Hills West, North Hills East, Mission Hills, Granada Hills and surrounding communities. We offer a quality education for all grade levels, including preschool, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school and high school. We have served the San Fernando Valley since 1974. Extended care is available for children in preschool through grade 6. The Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten programs are for children age three to five years old. Centers of Learning offers a full or half-day program for Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten and a full-day program for Kindergarten, with extended care to 5:30 pm daily. Our goal is to provide a learning experience that nurtures students to their fullest potential and develops a life-long love of learning, a concern for others, and a recognition of each student’s own unique role in the world.

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First and foremost, Centers of Learning is committed to providing its students with an academic experience that encompasses their whole development—academic, spiritual and physical. The program is designed to foster critical thinking and inquiry and provide experiences where knowledge gained is also applied.

At the heart of the school’s success is the strength of the relationships developed between students and teachers. High academic expectations are set in a supportive and encouraging environment that seeks to identify and cultivate each student’s areas of strength with the goal of producing not only fine students, but young men and women of character.

Asked to comment on their experience at Centers of Learning, our alumni attest to the excellent preparation they have received, resulting in successful college careers and life-long relationships with their teachers and fellow students.

* Create a family atmosphere of mutual love, concern, respect and acceptance, where meaningful relationships with peers, teachers and other adults are developed.
* Foster critical thinking and inquiry and provide experiences where knowledge gained is also applied.
* Provide a balanced program: spiritual, academic and physical
* Set high academic expectations in an atmosphere of acceptance for each child and help identify his/her areas of uniqueness and strength.
* Help students develop good study habits and self-discipline.
* Create an atmosphere of openness, of excitement, of discovery, of possibilities, and of a love for learning which can last a lifetime.
* Take advantage of the surrounding community’s services and resources to enrich what Centers of Learning is able to provide.
* Create a balance between discipline and creative freedom.
* Teach responsibility for the family, for the church, for the school, and for the community.
* Produce men and women of God.

Early Childhood Program; Preschool Program; Pre-Kindergarten Program; Kindergarten Program; Elementary Program; Junior High Program; Senior High Program; Fine Arts and Technology Program; Spiritual Development and Character Program; Full-Day Program; Half-Day Program. Extended Care available.

Our goal together as a school community is to become men and women of integrity and character. Students are asked to apply principles of respect, kindness, honesty, and communication in their daily relationships with peers, teachers, and other adults. Responsibility is taught through service opportunities in the school and community. We encourage our older students to set examples and act as role models for our younger students. We hope to develop in each student an appreciation for his or her own unique worth, as well as an honoring of the worth of others.

As part of Centers of Learning's curriculum, we endeavor to teach responsibility for the family, for the church, for the school and for the community. Therefore, students from first grade through high school are involved each year in giving to the community. Community service activities include visiting skilled nursing facilities, volunteering at local food banks, organizing food and clothing drives, and participating in other community outreach opportunities.