James Madison University - Young Children's Program
Young Children's Program
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The Young Children's Program is an early learning program operated by the James Madison University College of Education. It operates daily with a morning session for three-year-olds and an afternoon session for four-year-olds. Each class is led by a master teacher and a support staff of students. The YCP is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and licensed as a child care facility by the Virginia Department of Social Services. |
In addition to providing a quality educational experience for 
children and their families, the Young Children's Program serves as a laboratory site for JMU teacher education students. They provide assistance to the teachers and individual attention in ways that are positive and supportive to children. The YCP also serves as a setting for professional observation and research within the University community.
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CLASSROOM NEWS
Morning Program Hours
8:45-11:15 AM
Afternoon Program Hours
12:15-2:45 PM
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May Program Newsletter
