Assistant Director: Carole Greenberg, (402) 334-6414.
Your child deserves the best whether it's our Full-time or Part-Time program, the Pennie Z. Davis Child Development Center offers the best childcare in Omaha for children, ages six weeks to five years. Our warm home-like environment, the region's most experienced staff, an extraordinary facility and innovative programs provide an excellent introduction to your child's learning experience.
If you would like to schedule a tour of the Pennie Z. Davis Child Development Center,
please contact the CDC at (402) 334-6413.
Our Commitment, Creating a Safe Environment
Philosophy / Goals
Thank you for choosing the Pennie Z. Davis Child Development Center. You have chosen a school with a proven track record of excellence. In order to ensure a smooth transition into the new school year, please take time to read the information regarding our philosophy and goals.
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General Information
If you would like to download a PDF of the CDC parent orientation information click here.
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Jewish Holiday Descriptions
The Jewish Community Center Child Development Center will celebrate the Jewish festivals and holidays as they occur during the school year. An elementary introduction to the history of the holidays and their traditional rituals will be explored.
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Curriculum
The curriculum focuses on skill development that is appropriate to each
age group within the program. Some skills are applicable to all ages
whereas others only apply to one or two age groups. The structure of our
curriculum ensures continuity in skill development from year to year
contributing to smooth program transitions.
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Health Policies
JCC takes great care in the safety and health of your child. Click below to read more about our health policies and guidelines.
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Food Guidelines
Please read our food guidelines to prepare your child for what is expected each day at the Child Development Center.
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Parent Involvement
The Pennie Z. Davis Child Development Center has a committee of lay
people that help with various items at the CDC. This committee meets and
decides policies, special fund-raisers and has several sub-committees
that vary from year to year.
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