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Temple Beth Sholom Children's Learning Center

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Faith-based
Ages
Ages 2–5
Teacher ratio
1:12 (CA min)

2625 North Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705

Visit website ↗(714) 628-4640Directions ↗Licensed for 92
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Licensing & safety record

Citations on file
4
Complaint visits
2
Last visit
8/26/2025
Total visits
4

Citations are part of routine licensing oversight and range from minor (Type B) to serious (Type A). A citation alone doesn't mean a program is unsafe — read the full reports for context.

Source: California Dept. of Social Services, Community Care Licensing (updated 2025-09-29). View official inspection reports →

About this preschool

Temple Beth Sholom Early Childhood Center offers childcare and preschool programs using Reggio Emilia-inspired approaches for children ages 3 months to 6 years old. The center integrates Jewish values, holidays, and traditions into a developmentally appropriate curriculum.

Philosophy
We approach discovery and learning using the concepts of Reggio Emilia. Learning takes place when ideas, concepts and theories are shared with others within the context of the environment. Exploring relationships coupled with the knowledge that the child already has provides the foundation for understanding the world and constructing additional knowledge. Jewish values, holidays and traditions are introduced in a natural manner based on the calendar cycle and in the context of daily life. Children are exposed to ideas of social justice and are given opportunities to view experiences through many different lenses. Our goal is to be co-collaborators with parents in helping children develop into happy, kind and respectful leaders.
Ages served
3 months to 6 years old (prior to starting Kindergarten): Infant Rooms (3 months to approximately 12 months), Toddler Rooms (12-23 months), Preschool (ages 2, 3, and 4 years old), TK/Pre-K (ages 4-6 years old)
Hours
7:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Monday-Friday on regularly scheduled school days. Half-Day Program 9:00-1:00, Extended Day 8:00-4:00, Full Day Program 7:30-5:45
Religious
Jewish

Programs

  • •Half-Day Program
  • •Extended Day Program
  • •Full Day Program
  • •Infant care
  • •Toddler care
  • •Preschool
  • •TK/Pre-K

Highlights

  • ✓Reggio Emilia-inspired approach
  • ✓Jewish holidays and traditions integrated into curriculum
  • ✓Developmentally appropriate practice guidelines
  • ✓Learning centers including blocks, art, dramatic play, books, manipulatives, and scientific discovery

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