Westchester Jewish Center
Westchester Jewish Center's Early Childhood Center in Mamaroneck offers twos, threes, and fours preschool classes, extended-day options, summer programming, Jewish values and holidays, outdoor classroom spaces, STEAM play areas, and a child-centered approach for young children.
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License
Active license
Public reviews
30 Google reviews
Licensed size
43 Toddlers, 88 Preschoolers
Location
- Current license runs through October 8, 2026.
- Licensed for up to 131 children (43 toddler, 88 preschool).
- School district: Mamaroneck.
Choose "Facility/Enrollment ID" and enter 42698. The state's profile may include inspection and violation history.
State details from NY OCFS open data, checked September 24, 2026.
Program details
Mamaroneck synagogue-based Early Childhood Center with twos, threes, and fours preschool classes, extended-day options, summer programming, Jewish values, outdoor classrooms, STEAM play areas, and child-centered learning.
Program identity
The child care program is the Early Childhood Center at Westchester Jewish Center in Mamaroneck.
Age groups
Programs include twos, threes, and fours classes for preschool-age children.
Program options
Families can ask about regular preschool classes, ECC Extended Day, younger-child programs, and summer camp.
Extended day
Extended-day care is offered in partnership with the Rye YMCA, so families should confirm registration and pickup details.
Learning approach
The ECC uses child-centered, developmentally appropriate, play-based exploration for early learning.
Classroom and outdoor spaces
Learning areas include art and sensory stations, a playground STEAM center, a mud kitchen, a musical fence, and an outdoor classroom.
Jewish life
Children are introduced to Jewish values and holiday traditions including Shabbat, Sukkot, Hanukkah, and Purim.
Family resources
The center publishes a parent handbook, program calendar, and new-family intake materials for families to review.
Program details can change, so ask about current openings, exact daily hours, extended-day logistics, summer camp details, tuition, snack or meal policies, and tour timing before making plans.
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