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VPK Provider Profiles Log on To VPK Provider Profiles Log on to www.earlylearningjax.org. Click on the Enroll my child in VPK box. Under "Additional Links & Information", click on VPK Links, Resources and Publications. Under "Important Links", click on Dept. of Children & Families (DCF) VPK Provider Search and Profile. Step 1: Enter a Zip Code, City or County to produce a list of child care providers in that area --OR-- Enter an Address, Provider Name or License # to select a specific child care provider Step 2: Providers offering VPK will have the VPK logo listed to the right under the "Programs" heading Step 3: For detailed information, click on child care provider name, then click the tabs About Provider, VPK or Services Step 4: For information on the the VPK Readiness Rates, go to: https://vpk.fldoe.org OR Call 208-2044 to speak to a Family Services Specialist for a customized Provider Profile Packet. OR Provider Profile Packet may be obtained at one of the Early Learning Coalition of Duval offices: Southside Office: 6500 Bowden Road, Suite 290, Jacksonville, FL 32216 Pearl Plaza: 5216 N. Pearl Street, Jacksonville, FL 32208 Westside Office: 4251 Lenox Avenue #3 & 4, Jacksonville, FL 32205 ELC OF DUVAL PROVISIONALLY ELIGIBLE VPK PROVIDERS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) PROVIDER DIRECTOR ADDRESS Zip PHONE ST. John Paul II Early Learning Center Theresa Little 127 Stone Mason Way Ponte Vedra 32081 800- 2445 Waypoint Preschool Brian Durr 225 Gospel Dr., Ponte Vedra 32081 395-3764 Hubbard House Children's Program Tammy Taylor P. O. Box 4909, Jacksonville 32201 354-0076 Chappell FSCJ Downtown Campus Shirley Williams 101 W. State St., Jacksonville 32202 632-3122 First Baptist Academy of Jacksonville Delena Bowen 125 W. Ashley St., Jacksonville 32202 265-7318 Kinder Kollege Serena Demery 1605 Hill St., Jacksonville 32202 527-8355 Pampered Prodigy Early Learning Center Jadene King 521 W. Ashley St., Jacksonville 32202 723-1454 ST John's Cathedral School & E.L.C. Kristine Rodman 330 N. Market St., Jacksonville 32202 353-4050 The Salvation Army Child Dev.Center Jackie Brooks 318 N. Ocean St., Jacksonville 32202 665-0102 Early Learning Center at Good Shepherd Casey Raulerson 1100 Stockton St., Jacksonville 32204 723-4413 Kids World Academy of Florida - Oak Glinda Jenkins 2597 Oak St., Jacksonville 32204 626-7733 San Carlos Learning Center Tonya Brown-Seymour 2045 Gilmore St., Jacksonville 32204 359-0130 ST Paul's Catholic School Adrienne Baldwin 2609 Park St., Jacksonville 32204 387-2841 Victorious Learning Center Lavada Burris 2629 Edison Ave., Jacksonville 32204 388-7711 Young Kids In Motion Academy Learning Academy Latasha Nash 438 Smith St., Jacksonville 32204 503-4902 Abundantly Loved Early Preschool Academy Adira Butts 5844 Normandy Blvd., Jacksonville 32205 786-9301 Avondale Child’s Day Out Cindy Lawrence 1651 Talbot Ave., Jacksonville 32205 389-4363 Braxton's Academy Estella Braxton 5505 Normandy Blvd., Jacksonville 32205 693-0330 Bright Futures Success Academy, Inc Shamika Jones 814 Ellis Road South 32205 924-5032 Care Bear Kids Academy at True Vine Tawania Johnson 3519 Post St., Jacksonville 32205 781-9998 DLC Nurse and Learn Amy Buggle 4101-1 College St., Jacksonville 32205 387-0370 God's Little People Christian Academy La'Trenia Pearson 5515 Ramona Blvd., Jacksonville 32205 525-4795 Hidden Treasures Learning Academy Lotorsha Hall 1181 Cassat Ave., Jacksonville 32205 719-9133 Jewels Christian Academy Daisha Williams 5844 Normandy Blvd., Jacksonville 32205 683-0362 Lang's Little Lambs Preschool Natasha Robinson 5310 Lenox Ave., Unit 26, Jacksonville 32205 394-0884 Merry Pop-Ins Childcare Center Deborah Wilson 3935 St. Johns Ave., Jacksonville 32205 381-0022 Murray Hill Baptist Childcare Gina Jiminez 4300 Post St., Jacksonville 32205 384-1830 North Florida Educational Institute Sharon Mickens 6803 Arques Rd., Jacksonville 32205 574-8059 Super Duck Childcare Inc Suite 16 Michelle Banks 1265 Lane Ave. South #16, Jacksonville 32205 786-1019 The Potter's House Christian Academy Deidra Johnson 5732 Normandy Blvd., Jacksonville 32205 786-0028 Upson, Ruth N. Elementary DCPS 1090 Dancy St., Jacksonville 32205 381-7485 Victorious Learning Center II LLC La'Veisha Davis 735 McDuff Ave s. Jacksonville 32205 365-0438 Wayman Early Learning Academy Westside Tierra Griffin 1176 LaBelle St., Jacksonville 32205 693-1503 West Riverside Elementary DCPS 2801 Herschel St., Jacksonville 32205 381-3900 All About Kids INC LaTina Evans 4563 Pearl St. N., Jacksonville 32206 353-2800 All About Kids VPK Academy Lajona Harris 4204 Pearl St. N., Jacksonville 32206 358-9111 Blooming Blossoms Daycare Center Inc Nicole Mays 1014 E 21st ST, Jacksonville 32206 349-6193 Brentwood Elementary DCPS 3750 Springfield Blvd., Jacksonville 32206 630-6630 Children of Liberty Child Care Terri Hall 232 East 19th Street 32206 356-4415 Cinderella Child Development Deborah Floyd 44 E. 27th St., Jacksonville 32206 355-5841 Future Duck Early Learning & Preschool Gloria Durham 504 Golfair Blvd, Jacksonville 32206 356-9750 Guardian Catholic School Sister Dianne Rumschlag 4920 Brentwood Ave. Jacksonville 32206 765-6522 Knox Academy (Knox, Chauntrell FCCH) Chauntrell Knox 1334 Franklin St., Jacksonville 32206 415-4561 Minds of the Future Academy LLC Cynthia Smith 3819 N. Main St., Jacksonville 32206 866-2562 Peterkin Family Child Care Home Maracell Peterkin 619 Golfair Blvd, Jacksonville 32206 446-6147 Robinson, Andrew Elementary DCPS 101 West 12th St., Jacksonville 32206 630-6550 T and A Learning Center Tania Fluitt 1049 East 8th St. Jacksonville 32206 520-9957 Wonderland Learning Center Elouise Caldwell 15 E. 25th Street, Jacksonville 32206 301-4999 Young Scholars Childcare, LLC Carleta Brown 3911 N. Main St. Jacksonville 32206 718-2326 1st Journey Learning Center Leticia Baker 1759 Parkwood Street, Jacksonville 32207 391-1001 All Saint's Early Learning Marian Wilcher 4171 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville 32207 737-7800 Assumption Catholic School Christina Petre 2403 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville 32207 398-1774 Chappell Emerson Head Start Gayle Nicholas Dortch 3851 Emerson St. Jacksonville 32207 232-8649 Chappell-San Marco Alma Porcic 1301 Riverplace Blvd., Jacksonville 32207 399-1009 Impact Learning Center Monique Graham 2805 Philips Hwy, Jacksonville 32207 328-5098 Little Friends at HAB Claire Kermitz 4001 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville 32207 424-8490 Mt Zion Loving Angels Learning Center Tacara Jenkins 3811 St Augustine Road 32207 458-8173 Pokey's Angelic Christian Children's Academy Barbara Brown 3863 Saint Augustine Rd., Jacksonville 32207 399-2466 Saint Mark's Ark Patrice Roux-Neal 3976 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville 32207 346-0404 San Jose Elementary DCPS 5805 St. Augustine Rd., Jacksonville 32207 739-5260 South Jacksonville Presbyterian Preschool Beth Martin 2137 Hendricks Ave, Jacksonville 32207 398-3727 Southside United Methodist Preschool Candi Kirby 3120 Hendricks Ave., Jacksonville 32207 396-2676 Spring Park Elementary DCPS 2250 Spring Park Rd., Jacksonville 32207 346-5640 The American Patriot School Adrianna Graston 4000 Spring Park Rd, Jacksonville 32207 397-1888 Total Learning Center Sherrie Boger 4316 Barnes Rd., Jacksonville 32207 737-5669 Academy of Learning Charisse Conner 2615 Palmdale St., Jacksonville 32208 962-3340 All About God's Children Academy INC Lavisha Hillery 5751 North Main Street 32208 647-6249 America's Little Leaders Inc Valerine Towns 1527 Gandy St., Jacksonville 32208 517-0682 Beulahland Christian Academy Dr. Patricia S. Willis 9550 Ribault Avenue, Jacksonville 32208 768-2090 Beverly Hills Development Center Pommie Haynes 3731 Rogers Ave., Jacksonville 32208 768-3428 Brighter Futures Learning Center Kavena Phillips 9077 Lem Turner Rd., Jacksonville 32208 764-5959 Bundles of Joy Academy Inc Ranetia McClendon 75 E 43rd St, Jacksonville 32208 768-8883 Crawford Early Learning Center Christine Stephens 5455 Springfield Blvd, Jacksonville 32208 394-4952 Destined Angels Christian Academy Cynequa Redish 5045 Soutel Dr. Jacksonville 32208 236-4331 Exceptional Day Care & the Arts Earnestine Jefferson 5111 N. Pearl St., Jacksonville 32208 353-1272 First Foundation Child Care Center Carlette Johnson 3304 Soutel Dr., Jacksonville 32208 333-1380 Gaston, Latonya FCCH Latonya Gaston 8469 Concord Blvd W. Jacksonville 32208 520-9025 Good Shepherd Christian Academy Ruth McCoy 1656 W. Edgewood Ave. Jacksonville 32208 768-1580 Happy Feet Child Care Center LLC Gloria Kendrick 8130 Lem Turner Rd. Jacksonville 32208 513-4788 J&J Daycare and Learning Center Joan Harrell 8124 Lem Turner Rd., Jacksonville 32208 768-2800 Juzt Kidz Learning Center Taki Starkes-Parrish 3534 Winton Dr., Jacksonville 32208 764-6255 Kidz Korner Learning Center Delores Williams 25 E. 65th St., Jacksonville 32208 766-5619 King, Martin Luther Elementary DCPS 8801 Lake Placid Dr. E., Jacksonville 32208 924-3027 Little Royalty Learning Center Inc Armaletha Ford 3410 Winton Dr., Jacksonville 32208 619-2347 Livingway Christian Academy Stanley Moore 6415-C N. Pearl St., Jacksonville 32208 765-8700 Mathis, Sallye B. Elementary DCPS 3501 Winton Dr., Jacksonville 32208 924-3086 Natalia Rice Academy Natasha McKinnon 320 Demper Dr., Jacksonville 32208 374-4942 North Shore K-5 DCPS 5701 Silver Plaza, Jacksonville 32208 924-3081 Pearson, Rutledge H. Elementary DCPS 4346 Roanoke Blvd., Jacksonville 32208 924-3077 Two Angels Academy Winglade McHayle 8927 Lem Turner Rd., Jacksonville 32208 862-6100 Unique Academy of Excellence Linda Shanks 5045 Woutel Dr., Jacksonville 32208 766-6004 Wallace Enterprises Learning & Dev. Ctr. Shanee Wallace 7442 Gainesville
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