Child Daycare & PreschoolsStaten Island, NY

Jewish Community Center Of Staten Island

About

Jewish Community Center Of Staten Island is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 485 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, New York NY. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.

What Parents Say

Parents praise the Jewish Community Center of Staten Island for its caring and supportive staff who help children overcome developmental challenges like speech difficulties. Multiple reviewers highlight the teachers' kindness, encouragement, and resourcefulness in supporting their children's growth and learning.

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Recent Reviews

4 years ago

My first kid had best experience with amazing stuff and now second is there, had some speech problems, but that school do miracles, believe me. Teachers and director are soo lovely and helpful!

7 years ago

My son went to school here for Pre-K. The teachers and other staff are so good, kind and encouraging. My son had a little issue with speech. But he overcame it with tge love and care of the staff. He is a good boy and talk a lot now. He miss his JCC teachers and friends.

8 years ago

It's great place for GED and more

9 years ago

Very helpful and resourceful!

8 years ago

Good place

Frequently asked questions

Jewish Community Center Of Staten Island is a child daycare & preschools childcare facility located in Staten Island, New York. The facility has a capacity of -999 children.

To enroll your child at Jewish Community Center Of Staten Island, contact the facility directly to inquire about availability, schedule a tour, and learn about their enrollment process. Be prepared to provide your child's age, any special needs or allergies, and your preferred schedule. Many facilities have waitlists, so it's best to inquire early.

You can verify the licensing status of Jewish Community Center Of Staten Island through New York's childcare licensing agency. Licensed facilities in New York must meet state standards for safety, health, staff qualifications, and staff-to-child ratios.