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Maac North Campus Early Learning Center (Infant)

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Ages
Infants (0–2 yrs)
Teacher ratio
1:4 (CA min)

956 Vale Terrace Dr, Vista, CA 92084

Visit website ↗(760) 471-4210Directions ↗Licensed for 24
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Licensing & safety record

✓ Clean licensing record

No citations or complaint visits on file with state licensing as of 2025-09-29. Last licensing visit: 2/20/2025 (2 total).

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

About this preschool

MAAC North Campus Early Learning Center is a federally funded Head Start and California state-funded preschool program serving children from birth to five years old in San Diego's North County. The program provides center-based and family childcare options with various hour configurations to support diverse family needs.

Philosophy
MAAC is committed to supporting family members in their journey of growth and change. The organization recognizes and honors each family's strengths, needs, and interests, empowering parents and guardians as primary educators. Staff are responsive to each child's and family's unique circumstances and experiences.
Ages served
Birth to 5 years old (infants, toddlers, and preschool)
Hours
Infant and toddler programs: up to 10 hours per day (full-day center-based or family childcare). Preschool programs: up to 6.5 hours per day (part-day extended) or up to 10 hours per day (full-day center-based or family childcare)

Programs

  • •Full-day center-based program for infants and toddlers
  • •Full-day family childcare program for infants and toddlers
  • •Part-day extended center-based program for preschoolers
  • •Full-day center-based program for preschoolers
  • •Full-day family childcare program for preschoolers
  • •Head Start
  • •Early Head Start
  • •California state-funded preschool
  • •Blended programs (Head Start and State Preschool combined at specific sites)

Highlights

  • ✓Over 45 years of service to San Diego's North County communities
  • ✓Comprehensive family support services including education, health, nutrition, mental health, and social services
  • ✓Serves diverse populations including dual language learners, families with disabilities, and families experiencing homelessness
  • ✓Parent engagement opportunities through workshops, conferences, parent groups, and classroom volunteering

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Summarized by AI from the preschool's own website (Jun 24, 2026). Not written or verified by PreschoolWise — confirm details directly with the program.

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