Facility Type: CDC (Child Development Center)
Contact: Maria Arese
(202) 518-0456
[email protected]
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Facility Hours
Service Schedule: All Year
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Language Spoken English |
Other Languages Spanish |
Facility Capacity 36 |
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Accreditation
Type: NAEYC Expires: June 01, 2029 |
Transit Information Get Directions |
Accepts Subsidies Yes |
Barbara Chambers's infants and toddlers program offers early childhood programs to children from six weeks to thirty months and their families in a warm and nurturing multicultural environment. Our center is committed to providing meaningful and high-quality programs through our Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers, and Two that enriches students emotionally, socially, and intellectually to become independent thinkers. We believe parents are their children’s first and most important teachers; we seek to continue this tradition by strengthening the relationship between home and center. Revised September 2017
License Type | Full License |
License Type Definition |
A full license is issued when an applicant has demonstrated substantial complliance with the child development facilities regulations. |
Current License Begin Date | March 05, 2024 |
Current License Expiration Date | February 28, 2027 |
Original License Issuance Date | January 16, 2015 |
| Infant (0 - 12 months) | Yes |
| Toddler (12 - 36 months) | Yes |
| Preschool (36 months - Compulsory Age) | No |
| School Age (5 years old by Sept. 30) | No |
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NAEYC |
Expiration Date |
June 01, 2029 |
| Complaint Date | Allegation Type | Deficiency Code | Resolution Date |
| No current substantiated complaints | |||
Annual, Monitoring and Renewal Inspection Reports – Inspections conducted at a licensed child care facility.
| Inspection Date | Inspection Type |
| 07-16-2026 | Monitoring |
| 02-17-2026 | Annual |
| 05-20-2025 | Monitoring |
| 01-22-2025 | Annual |
| 07-08-2024 | Monitoring |
| 02-15-2024 | Renewal |
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Designation: Quality
These programs meet children’s basic health and safety standards and there is good evidence that the program provides a nurturing environment with supportive interactions (e.g., scheduling that meets children’s needs, warm and positive interactions) that promotes children’s cognitive, physical and social-emotional development.
Effective as of: April 01, 2024 |
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The Environment Rating Scales(ERS): Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale-Revised (ITERS-R) and Family Child Care Environment Rating Scale-Revised (FCCERS-R) are designed to assess quality in an early childhood or school age care group. Quality consists of the various interactions that go on in a classroom between adults and children. ITERS-R and FCCERS-R also assess the interactions children have with the many materials and activities in the environment. For more information on ITERS-R click here. For more information on FCCERS-R click here.
Curricula are instructional programs that include goals for children’s learning and growth and materials to help teachers in the classroom and families at home. View a list of research-based curricula used in this early care and education program below.
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| The Creative Curriculum |
Teachers use assessments as tools to observe what children are learning and how they are growing. View a list of research-based assessments used in this early care and education program below.
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| Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) |
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| Observation notes |
Teacher planning time is essential to creating a quality learning environment that meets the needs of all children. When child care facilities prioritize paid teacher planning time, teachers are better able to plan lessons, prepare materials and collaborate with colleagues.
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