Licensed for
77
children at one time. This is the state’s limit. It is not the number enrolled now.
Child care center and infant center
YMCA - Courtland Child Development Cent
Courtland · 2 state licences
Not scored
Preschools aren’t tested, scored or ranked. Licensed since 1999. No serious violations in 2 state visits to its child care center licence.
Licensed since
1999
The state issued this child care center licence on May 4, 1999.
Type A findings
0
across 2 state visits to its child care center licence. Type A means an immediate risk to health or safety.
Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing · licensing record synced August 13, 2026.
State licensing
What does the state record about YMCA - Courtland Child Development Cent?
It holds two licences, a child care center for 43 children and an infant center for 34.
Child Care Center, licence 343604573
Licensed for 43 children since 1999. The state has 2 visits on file and no Type A finding.
Child Care Center
Active
First licensed May 4, 1999
Latest recorded visit: July 31, 2025
Licence number343604573
Type A findings
0
Across 2 state visits. Type A means an immediate risk to health or safety.
Type B findings
0
Across 2 state visits. The state reports a total. It does not say which visit a finding came from.
0
Complaint visits
A complaint visit is an investigation. The record does not say what the state decided.
- Licensed capacityThe most allowed at once, not current openings or group size43 children
- State visits on file2 inspection visits, 0 other visits2
Visit dates and visit types, licence 343604573
Dates are listed as supplied by CCLD. Finding totals above are not attached to individual visits.
Full state record for licence 343604573 ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Infant Center, licence 343604577
Licensed for 34 children since 1999. The state has 2 visits on file and no Type A finding.
Infant Center
Active
First licensed May 4, 1999
Latest recorded visit: July 31, 2025
Licence number343604577
Type A findings
0
Across 2 state visits. Type A means an immediate risk to health or safety.
Type B findings
0
Across 2 state visits. The state reports a total. It does not say which visit a finding came from.
0
Complaint visits
A complaint visit is an investigation. The record does not say what the state decided.
- Licensed capacity34 children
- State visits on file2 inspection visits, 0 other visits2
Visit dates and visit types, licence 343604577
Dates are listed as supplied by CCLD. Finding totals above are not attached to individual visits.
Full state record for licence 343604577 ↗ (opens in a new tab)
AskWhen was your last state licensing visit, and what did it find?
A licensing record shows what state inspectors checked. It does not describe teaching or a child’s day. Source: California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing · licensing record synced August 13, 2026. Check the state’s current inspection records ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Cost
We have no prices.
Ask for the weekly or monthly rate and what it includes.
AskWhat does a year cost in total, and when could our child start?
TK and kindergarten
When could free TK start instead?
The September after they turn 4. California’s public transitional kindergarten (TK) is free for children who turn 4 by September 1.
The nearest public elementary school with a TK class
0.1mi
Bates Elementary
River Delta Joint Unified
Scope Score 67Needs Support · 4th percentile
See the TK campus in Courtland →
Each percentile compares a school with California schools at its own level. 75 is the typical California school. 100 is the best result in the state. Distance is a straight line. It is not an attendance boundary. Check TK and kindergarten entry with the district. Source: California Department of Education, state tests (CAASPP), spring 2026, and the state’s TK enrollment counts.
Next steps
How do I visit YMCA - Courtland Child Development Cent, and what should I ask?
Call (916) 775-4138 and ask to visit during the day, while children are there.
- When was your last state licensing visit, and what did it find?
- The licences allow 77 children across two licences (43 child care, 34 infant). How many children share your child’s room, and with how many adults?
- Which ages do you take, and how does a new child settle in?
- What are the daily hours and closure dates, and is there care before or after?
- What does a year cost in total, and when could our child start?
On a visit, watch how adults talk with children, how play and rest are set up, and how staff handle a hard morning.
Short answers to 6 common questions
Is it licensed?
Yes. It holds an active child care center licence, number 343604573, first issued May 4, 1999. It holds 2 licences in all. See the details ↓
Has the state found problems?
2 state visits on file for licence 343604573, with no Type A finding and no Type B finding across them. Type A means an immediate risk to health or safety. See the details ↓
How many children are there?
Up to 77 children at once under the licences. That’s the state’s maximum, not current enrollment; ask how many are enrolled and their ages. See the details ↓
What does it cost?
We have no source for its prices. Ask for the weekly or monthly rate and what it includes. See the details ↓
When could my child start free TK instead?
The September after they turn 4. TK is free at public elementary schools for children who turn 4 by September 1. 1 public and charter campuses in Courtland have a TK class. See the details ↓
How do I visit?
Call (916) 775-4138 and ask to visit during the day, while children are there. See the details ↓
Where these records come from
The inspection source covers child care centers, not family child care homes. Check each license’s sync date and the current state reports, then confirm routines and enrollment with the program.
Data source: California Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD) · licensing record synced August 13, 2026
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