Dual-Language Immersion
Led by native-speaking educators, children naturally develop bilingual skills through daily interaction and play.
Play-based Learning
Children explore and create through play and hands-on experiences that build curiosity and confidence.
Social-Emotional Learning
Children build confidence, communication, and emotional awareness through meaningful relationships and daily interactions.
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At World City Center, we believe childhood should remain deeply human in an increasingly digital world. Our play-based, dual-language (Spanish immersion) program creates a space where children explore, connect, and grow through real experiences.
We focus on what matters most in the early years: play, curiosity, and meaningful relationships, while supporting the development of confidence, independence, and social-emotional skills.
Rather than rushing toward academics, we create an environment where children discover, imagine, and engage with the world around them in ways that feel natural and joyful.
We invite you to experience World City Center for yourself. Many families share that they can feel the difference the moment they walk into our classrooms.
Come experience the difference.
Programs by Age Group
WCC offers part-time and full-time programs for children ages 2–5 in West Adams and infant–5 in Inglewood. Children are grouped based on age and developmental readiness. While we generally follow age ranges, classroom placement may vary slightly based on enrollment and group dynamics to best support each child’s growth.
Infants (6 months–24 months)
Our infant program is centered on care, connection, and early development. Through responsive caregiving and sensory exploration, infants build trust, attachment, and foundational skills in a nurturing environment.
2-year-olds
Children begin building independence, language, and early social skills through play, routine, and guided interaction. This is a foundational year for exploring emotions and developing confidence.
3-year-olds
Children grow in independence, communication, and self-expression through collaborative play, creative exploration, and hands-on learning experiences.
4-year-olds
Children strengthen social skills, problem-solving, and confidence through collaborative learning and increased responsibility as they prepare for the transition to kindergarten.
Why Families Choose WCC