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Certified Providers:VPK Fall 2015 - 2016 Certified Providers:VPK Fall 2015 - 2016 Provider Name Provider Code Ext Street Address City Zip Code Site Phone Site Email Address Director Name Director Phone Director Email Address Number Number Early Enrichment Center 650817404 1 10711 West Flagler Street Miami 33174 305- [email protected] Bertila Suarez 305-2257030 305-225-7037 225-7030 Building Blocks Learning Center 352524773 0 10750 NW 58th Street Doral 33178 305-437- [email protected] Mercedes Delgado 3054375437 5437 Candyland Learning Center Inc 461976893 1 4150 SW 137 COURT MIAMI 33175 305-456- CANDYLANDLEARNINGCENTER@HOT Anette Vargas 786-333-5225 [email protected] 0551 MAIL.COM m Waterston Large Family Child Care 208004870 1 7920 NW 185 ST Hialeah 33015 786-299- [email protected] Rosa Waterston 786-299-4540 [email protected] Home 4540 1 World Learning Center 454515712 0 12901 NW 27th Avenue Miami 33167 786-416- [email protected] Antoinette Patterson 954-604-4797 [email protected] 9940 A & A Children's Academy #2 200288466 1 6725 SW 21 Street Miami 33155 3053100243 [email protected] Aurora E Gonzalez 3053100243 [email protected] A & A Children's Academy I 650800850 0 4541 SW 64th Court Miami 33155 3053100243 [email protected] Indiana Lacayo 3056679999 [email protected] A & G Day Care Learning Center 463683620 0 2123 W Flagler St Miami 33135 3059828785 [email protected] Esperanza Alvarez 3059828785 [email protected] A Gift from Heaven Child Care 462176776 0 14651 SW 104th Street Miami 33186 305 382 [email protected] Letisia Morales 305 382 3233 [email protected] 3233 A League of Their Own Academy LLC 455604682 0 4111 NW 22nd Ave Miami 33142 3056343673 [email protected] Vanessa Ruiz 3056343673 [email protected] A Learning Day Care Center for Kids 272163304 1 17 NE 1st Road Homestead 33030 305-224- [email protected] Neima Soto 305-224-5802 [email protected] 5802 A Little College Club Corp 650819562 0 6878 NW 169th Street Miami 33015 3055109869 [email protected] Patricia Berenguer 3055109869 [email protected] A MAGICAL LEARNING CENTER 9701 SW 152 ST MIAMI 33157 3052538883 [email protected] GLADYS RIVERA 3052538883 [email protected] A New World Academy 454514859 0 1452 NW 79th ST Miami 33147 7862800383 [email protected] Malory Roger 305-836-0034 [email protected] A Sunny Start Preschool 364725388 0 2757 SW 142 Avenue Miami 33175 305-227- [email protected] Jennifer Vazquez 305-227-7979 [email protected] 7979 A Sunny Start Preschool II, LLC 474201907 0 13911 SW 42 Street #108 Miami 33175 305 553- [email protected] Cristy Feliu 305 553-9800 [email protected] 9800 Abba's Love Childcare Center Inc 471951366 0 1013 North Redland Road Florida City 33034 (305)224- [email protected] Marie Ruth Bernard (786)393-4394 [email protected] 5919 ABC Daycare and Preschool 990 West 22 street Hialeah 33010 305-887- [email protected] Gizelle Barbara Garcia 305-887-7000 [email protected] 7000 ABC Learning Center 463516792 0 16951 NE 4 Avenue North Miami 33162 7864447532 [email protected] Isabel Perez 3058166566 [email protected] Beach ABC'S Preschool & Learning Academy Inc 460548422 1 8953 SW 107th Ave Miami 33176 3052713334 [email protected] Tania Vilar 3052713334 [email protected] ABF Learning Center 542177618 1 12767 SW 280 Street Miami 33032 305 2575565 [email protected] Rocio Leiva 305-257-5565 [email protected] Acadekids Preschool #2 450949346 0 10680 SW 113 pl #101-103 miami 33176 3052793182 [email protected] Georgetth Navarro 3057906494 [email protected] Acadekids Preschool and Learning Center 270624189 0 8901 SW 157 Ave., #18-19 Miami 33196 (305) 385- [email protected] Marlyn Mora 7867182165 [email protected] 7709 Academir Preschool 800152437 0 11980 SW 8 St #11-12 Miami 33184 3052202205 [email protected] Ana M. Ferreiro 3052202205 [email protected] AcadeMir Preschool Learning Center #3 650862080 1 2636 SW 144 AVE Miami 33175 305-221- [email protected] Janet Fernandez 305-221-0059 [email protected] Inc 0059 Academy for Young Learners Inc 450553951 0 18191 NW 68 Avenue # 101 Hialeah 33015 305-698- [email protected] Aileen Machado 305-698-0202 [email protected] 0202 Adranah's Day Care Center Inc 592453885 0 2501 NW 206 ST MIAMI 33056 305-625- [email protected] EDDIE J. PERDUE 305-625-0145 [email protected] GARDENS 0145 Alberto's Dream Child Care and Learning 202968368 0 1253 NE 112 St Miami 33161 305-891- [email protected] Fortuna Babani Mendez 305-891-6558 [email protected] Center 6558 Alexander Academy 260479887 0 2395 NW 7th Street Miami 33125 305 644- [email protected] Marlene Chaviano 305 644 8848 [email protected] 8848 Ali Family Day Care Home 412193480 0 13530 SW 267 ST Homestead 33032 7864043494 [email protected] Tina Ali 7862344520 [email protected] Alina Gonzalez Large Family Child Care 203271929 1 18928 nw 77 pl Miami 33015 7864882347 [email protected] Alina Gonzalez 7864882347 [email protected] Home All Skills Builders 464800509 0 1325 W 30th St Hialeah 33012 786-803- [email protected] Siu Wong 305-7931421 [email protected] 8367 All Stars Child Development Center 200852901 0 9044 NW 25 ST Doral 33172 3055940099 [email protected] Ana Jimenez 3055940099 [email protected] Allapattah Child Care 592000654 0 1836 NW 22nd PL Miami 33125 3056338690 [email protected] Carolyn Livingston 305 633-8690 [email protected] Allapattah Wynwood Jardin Infantil Child 650129019 0 1500 N.W. 16 Ave Miami 33125 305-547- [email protected] Yolanda M Fonseca 305-547-1382 [email protected] Care Center 1382 Amazing Learning Academy 208144400 0 540 NE 124 street Miami 33161 305-893- [email protected] Cinthya Duron 305-893-3400 [email protected] 3400 Amazing Learning Academy II 263042077 0 247 E 4 ST Hialeah 33010 305 885 [email protected] Idania Garcia 3058858847 [email protected] 8847 America's Christian Future Child Care 651138311 0 16931 NW 67 Ave Miami Lakes 33015 3058213828 [email protected] Alberto Valverde 3058213828 [email protected] Learning Center 10/8/2015 12:56:12 PM Early Learning Coalition of Miami-Dade and Monroe Page 1 of 1 America's Christian Future Pre-School & 455549360 0 1306 West 49th Street Hialeah 33012 3058224455 [email protected] Raquel Valverde 3058224455 [email protected] Elementary America's Little Leaders Christian 454228547 0 2570 NW 152ND Terr Miami Gardens 33054 7863324698 [email protected] April Davis 7862347975 [email protected] Academy Ana D. Santana Large Family Child Care 126627641 0 10520 SW 93 ST Miami 33176 3052733679 [email protected] Ana Delia Santana 305-273-3679 [email protected] Home Ana M. Salina Large Family Child Care 272285052 0 228 sw 67 ave miami 33144 3052604674 [email protected] Ana maria Salina 3052604674 [email protected] Home Ana M. Vazquez Family Day Care Home 271858689 0 12426 sw 192 terrace miami 33177 7862504360 [email protected] Ana Maria Vazquez 7862504360 [email protected] Ana Soledad San Martin Large Family 592439226 0 8684 NW 1 St Miami 33126 (305) 266- [email protected] Ana S San Martin (305)266_7150 [email protected] Child Care Home 7150 Angels Love & Care 200124268 0 6900 W 32 Ave # 18-25 Hialeah 33018 305-825- [email protected] Madelyn Cabrera 305-825-1560 [email protected] 1560 ARC Project Thrive # 5 590839562 6 777 W Palm Dr Florida City 33034 3052464933 [email protected] Mareilis Rojas 3052464933 [email protected] ARC Project Thrive #4 590839562 1 756 W Palm DR Florida City 33034 3052463530 [email protected] Maria Barros 3052463530 [email protected] Arcadia Academy 463335393 0 200 NW 22nd Avenue Miami 33125 305-541- [email protected] Ivelise Cabrera 305-541-4050 [email protected] 4050 Armani Danz Studio by Captures 800338414 0 5601 NW 7th Avenue Miami 33127 786-350- [email protected] Phyllis Johnson 786-350-1503 [email protected] 1503 Arrowhead Nursery and Kindergarten 591148018 1 1210 SW 78 Court Miami 33144 305-264- [email protected] Aida M Ferreiro 786-390-6937 [email protected] 2345 Asia Anderson Children World 650633198 0 18541 NW 8th RD Miami 33169 3056519516 [email protected] Ollie Anderson 3056519516 [email protected] Assurant Child's Place 590676017 1 11222-11280 Quail Roost Drive Miami 33157 305.252.704 [email protected] Elaine Mora 305.252.7046 [email protected] 6 Atala Montessori School for Creative 273176709 0 240 North Krome Ave Homestead 33030 7867381210 [email protected] Beatriz Scheff 7867381210 [email protected] Expression Aventura Learning Center III 650760058 2 2300 NE 171 Street North Miami 33160 305-940- [email protected] OR Richard Otero 305-940-0475 [email protected] OR Beach 0475 [email protected] [email protected] B & G PRESCHOOL INC. 261346983 0 7879 NW 27 AVE MIAMI 33147 3056964100 [email protected] IVON LEDON 3056964100 [email protected] Baby's Castle Inc 200644327 0 10702 NE 6 AVE Miami 33161 305-757- [email protected] Esteban Lorenzo 305-962-3484 [email protected] 9711 Balls of Fire Paradise Academy Inc
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