- Los Angeles Unified School District
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For Parents
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Click on the above icon to view, download, and print the enrollment kit in ENGLISH.
This PDF version is viewable, fillable and printable. Mandarin versions are currently unavailable.
A place for parents to find answers and get services from school forms to career support.
Listing of community resource guides for immigrant families and guides to becoming more involved in the school community.
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Welcome Families
Welcome back LAUSD families! As we continue our 2020-2021 school year, please know that Early Childhood Education Division is here to support you and make it possible for your children to continue learning through our online classes. This website will serve to bring information and available resources to benefit families with their preschoolers.We are excited to partner with you in making distance learning an amazing experience.
Home Learning Tips for Parents.
Click on the videos below to discover some tips and strategies to boost your home schooling exeprience.
Coronavirus (COVID 19) Information Update
Updated November 30, 2020 Los Angeles, CA – Get the latest information by clicking on the link below or call our hotline at (213) 443-1300.
Click here or call (213) 443-1300
BACK TO SCHOOL RESOURCES
Let's start with the 2020-2021 Daily Class Schedule
Activities with Your Preschooler
More Home Activites you can do with your child. Click on a folder below.
- Daily Activities for Your Preschooler
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Get started teaching your preschooler.
Select any one of the following daily activity calendar below.
Daily Activity 1 • Daily Activity 2 • Daily Activity 3
Daily Activity 4 • Daily Activity 5 • Daily Activity 6
Daily Activity 7 • Daily Activity 8 • Gross Motor Activities
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- Daily Activities for your Preschooler (Spanish)
- NEWS from the CDE
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California Infant/Toddler Learning and Development Program Guidelines, Second Edition
Announcing the release of the second edition of the California Infant/Toddler Learning and Development Program Guidelines, an important publication that provides program administrators, teachers, and college instructors with guidance on the essential elements of high-quality infant/toddler care programs.
We know that 90 percent of brain development occurs before the age of five. It is so important that our education resources promote a healthy start for our children, meeting their needs in the communities where they live. This publication responds to a need for a common understanding of high-quality early learning and care across a broad spectrum of programs and communities.
A free downloadable copy of the California Infant/Toddler Learning and Development Program Guidelines, second edition can be accessed at https://www.cde.ca.gov/sp/cd/re/documents/itguidelines2019.pdf.
A print copy of the publication can also be ordered by visiting the CDE Press web page at https://www.cde.ca.gov/re/pn/rc/.