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City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) operates its Child Development Schools at five of its campuses. They offer services for children between 2 and 5 years old as a Chicago Early Learning community partner with the Chicago Department of Family Support Services and Chicago Public Schools. They welcome and provide services to children with special needs. In addition, they receive subsidized funding from Head Start, Preschool for All, and IL Child Care Assistance Program for families that qualify, and they have a sliding tuition scale which makes it affordable for all families. Please contact the college directly to find out the specific age, hours of operation, and funding source qualifications.

Illinois Action for Children offers a safe, high-quality education with qualified teachers and staff at IAFC's Early Learning Programs. They will also have healthy, nutritious meals and access to transportation (some restrictions do apply). Income-eligible children up to five years old are welcome, including children with special needs.

Infant Welfare Society of Evanston - Baby Toddler Nursery and IWSE Administrative Offices offer formal education for infants and toddlers under 3 years of age. Families enrolled in this program also have access to free diapers.

Home Sweet Home provides 2 to 36-month-olds day and evening childcare that emphasizes education, nutrition, and family values.

Bright Horizons's preschool program includes Independent, teacher-directed, and small-group activities that encourage investigation, exploration, and discovery.

Family Focus offers a comprehensive preschool program promotes school readiness, and provides nutritious meals and free medical and dental services. The teachers are accredited, and their seven state-of-the-art classrooms are filled with educational toys and learning tools, featuring age-appropriate centers for science, literacy, block building and construction, dramatic play and clay, paint, sand, and water exploration.

Bright Horizons's preschool program includes Independent, teacher-directed, and small-group activities that encourage investigation, exploration, and discovery.

Children's Place Association - Arthur E. Jones Early Childhood Care and Learning Center's Head Start program provides early childhood education, health screening, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children ages 3-5 and their families. Specialized programming is maintained to incorporate children with special needs in daily classroom activities.

Jones Academy provides formal preschool education through the Head Start program.

University Village Montessori School (UVMS) provides Montessori preschool education. Children choose their own work from the self-correcting materials displayed on open shelves. The teacher gives small group and individual lessons to children.

KinderCare provides various social and educational programs for children aged 6 weeks through 12 years old across its many locations.

Flossmoor Community Preschool offers preschool classes for young children, with a variety of scheduling options.

Shining Star Child Development offers Head Start, a Federal program for preschool children from low-income families.

Lots of Love NFP is a child care center that provides day care, preschool, after-school, and summer camp.

KinderCare provides various social and educational programs for children aged 6 weeks through 12 years old across its many locations.

Learning Tree Daycare Center offers a preschool program that focuses on building cognitive performance through child-initiated cooperative play. The teachers introduce children to more structured curriculum and academic concepts in language, literacy, mathematics, and science.

Positive Kids Positive Futures Learning Academy Inc. provides child care programs including: infants (6 weeks to 18 months), toddlers (18 months to 3 years), preschool (3 to 4 years), and before/after school (5 to 12 years).

Chicago Public Schools - Calmeca Academy of Fine Arts and Dual Language offers formal education for young children. This includes Pre-K.

Niles Park District's Bright Beginnings Preschool provides a wide variety of daily activities to expand and develop each child's physical, creative, cognitive, social, and emotional growth.

Schaumburg Park District has preschool centers are located at Pat Shephard Center, Meineke Recreation Center, and Bock Neighborhood Center.

Shining Star Child Development serves infants and toddlers. Early Head Start provides early, continuous, intensive, and comprehensive child development and family support services to low-income families.

Illinois Action for Children offers a safe, high-quality education with qualified teachers and staff at IAFC's Early Learning Programs. They will also have healthy, nutritious meals and access to transportation (some restrictions do apply). Income-eligible children up to five years old are welcome, including children with special needs.

Kiddie Academy facilitates Pre-Kindergarten for children aged 4.

Ada S. McKinley Community Services, Inc. offers Child Development Programs, including Head Start and Early Head Start services for children from birth to age 5, and partnerships with established childcare programs throughout the community.

It Takes a Village Family of Schools offers formal education that focuses on cognitive and social development for young children.