Kids' Club Preschool Antioch

Hello Kids' Club Community. We are looking to contact and have discussions about potentially renovating an 8000sq foot building that would need to be renovated to 6 classrooms. If you work for or know a contractor please reach out to us at 925-706-1669. Thanks!

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What better way to finish our school year than with a fabulous and interactive performance by the great Sandi and Stevie! Thank you!

We would like to thank Sandi and Stevie for another amazing performance. The children always enjoy your captivating music and entertainment!

Thank you thank you thank you to all the wonderful families who came out to support our school at the rally and march. And an extra big thanks to those of you brave enough to have your words heard by the Antioch unified school District. We love and appreciate each and everyone of you

Antioch!!! The time is now! Please join us tonight in our efforts to get the city and school district to understand how important our free services are to the future generations of Antioch!! Join us in our March!!! The children of Antioch need us. Let's give them something to be proud of.

Please visit our website for more information and join us in our continued efforts to help Save Kids' Club! We hope to see you there on Wednesday! Kidsclubpreschool.com

https://youtu.be/rOzSy4Z-2GQ The California State Preschool Program can be traced back to World War II, (1941) when the federal government began funding preschool and childcare centers. These programs became necessary when a significant number of women entered the workforce. A few of these groundbreaking programs were housed at the Kaiser Shipyards in Richmond, California, serving 1,400 children daily. The conclusion of World War II marked the end of the federal funding, but... California was one of three states that maintained the funding. The program evolved into what we know today as the California State Preschool Program. Symbols of these women in the workforce developed into the American icon ‘Rosie the Riveter’. Through her slogan of WE CAN DO IT, and a confident flex of her muscle, Rosie inspired Americans in a time of war and assisted in the establishment of high quality preschool programs in California. Just as Rosie inspired her community, the Kids’ Club Preschool family can inspire the Antioch community to preserve the essential academic and social services. See more

Yay! We can do it!

Come take a picture with Rosie the Riveter and post it on our page!