Ecf Kayne Eras Center

Ecf Kayne Eras Center

Private school · Ages 6+

Ecf Kayne Eras Center is a nonsectarian private school at 5350 Machado Lane in Culver City, serving grades one through twelve. The federal Private School Universe Survey for 2023–24 lists 71 students and 10 teachers, a student-teacher ratio of about 7 to 1. It is not a public school, so there is no district assignment. Students are about six to eighteen years old. Its small size suits a family wanting one private school from first grade through twelfth grade in Culver City.

• Private school
• 71 students

Early Start early intervention (center and home based)

Early intervention · Up to age 3

Early Start provides early intervention and educational services for children from zero to three who are developmentally delayed or disabled, plus support for their families. It serves children with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, speech and language impairments, traumatic brain injuries and other delays. Center-based care is an inclusive blended preschool classroom or a parent and child (Mommy-N-Me) class at two licensed centers, with typically developing peer models, staff-to-child ratios of 1:1 to 1:3, and occupational, physical and speech therapy for children who qualify; children usually attend three or five days a week for three-hour sessions. Home-based services are one-hour visits, weekly or monthly, combining early education, parent education and therapies after a family assessment. A medical director screens and coordinates medical access, and family support includes parent groups, parent trainings and an on-site food pantry. Staff work with families speaking Armenian, Farsi, Russian and Spanish. Funded through the regional center.

• Early intervention, Home-based early education, Inclusive preschool classroom, Parent and child classes, Speech, occupational and physical therapy, Medical assessment and access services and Family support services
• Insurance: Regional center funded: vendored with a California regional center
• Where care happens: At the clinic or office; In the family’s home

• Activities: Early intervention, Speech therapy, Occupational therapy, Physical therapy and Feeding therapy