Touching Hearts, Changing Lives Together.
A variety of families coming together in a loving and safe community, learning to grow along the journey of changes in early childhood.
We help children become the best that they can be.
Variety Child Learning Center provides programs and services for young children, ages birth to eight, with learning, language, social, and behavior challenges and support services for their families.

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All About Variety’s Universal Pre-K Program
The Variety Universal Pre-K Program is structured and play-based with the goal of reaching the developmentally appropriate social, cognitive, linguistic, emotional, cultural and physical needs for each child.

Olympic Games Were Held at Variety Child in Levittown!
Olympic events including bobsledding were all the rage last week at the Levittown location of Variety Child Learning Center.

Welcome to Variety, Janet Koch, CEO
The retirement of former CEO Janice Friedman presented the Board of Trustees at Variety Child Learning Center with a huge challenge: find the best person to continue VCLC’s tradition of excellence and build on all that has been accomplished.
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How can you support Variety?
Early Intervention (EI) and the Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) services are for children who have or are suspected of having a developmental delay or disability and are eligible based on New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) or New York State Education Department (NYSED) guidelines. Nassau County Department of Health/ Suffolk County Department of Health (NCDOH/SCDOH) for EI and local school districts for CPSE must refer children for evaluations. The type of services, frequency, duration, location, and the provider is determined by the municipality for EI and the school district for CPSE. Families have no out-of-pocket expenses but are responsible for fees/costs associated with child care. All therapists and teachers are licensed and/or certified according to NYSDOH and NYSED regulations.
