Children’s Learning Center (CLC) is Teton County’s oldest and largest provider of early childhood education, evolving since the mid-seventies to meet the needs of local families and children. In 1972, The Learning Center was established to provide early intervention for children with developmental disabilities and to conduct free developmental screenings for children ages birth through five. In 1977, The Learning Center expanded to provide special education services in Sublette County. Because children with special needs learn best in a classroom environment alongside their typically developing peers, we added inclusive preschool programs in both counties in 1992.

In response to the need for early education and parenting services for a growing population of low-income and at-risk families, Early Head Start and Head Start became part of The Learning Center in Teton County in 2001 and 2002. In 2008, The Learning Center merged with Community Children’s Project to form Children’s Learning Center. This merger enabled CLC to offer a complete range of early education and childcare services. Currently, CLC constitutes more than 40% of childcare slots in Teton County, and one in three kindergarteners in Teton County School District is a graduate of our programs. We are the sole provider of developmental screenings, therapies, and special education preschool for Teton and Sublette counties.

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