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Early Education


As a Catholic organization, Maryvale's Early Education Program embraces Christian values. Compassionate teachings incorporated into our classroom environment serve as building blocks that help children develop a healthy and positive life.

Brian, Early Education parent shares his thoughts about our program.

Rosemead Center

Maryvale’s Rosemead Early Education Center was established in 1968. The Center is licensed by Community Care Licensing, a state agency through the Department of Social Services, to care for children six weeks through five years of age. 

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Duarte Center

Maryvale began serving the early childhood education needs of the San Gabriel Valley in 1999 when it purchased "The Land of Aws" preschool. In 2011, the Duarte Early Education Center was opened in a newly christened building that was also home to Maryvale's Family Resource Center. To best meet the needs of families in the area, the Duarte campus also offers a valued kid's club and Before and After School Program for school-age children.

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Leadership

The Senior Vice President of Early Childhood Education oversees the operation of Maryvale’s three Early Education Centers, and provides direct supervision to the Center Directors.

christina-moore-VP-early-ed-1Christina Moore

Vice President, Early Childhood Education and Nutrition

Christina joined Maryvale as Vice President, Early Childhood Education in 2012, and in 2015 she took on responsibility over nutrition services for the agency. Christina is responsible for overseeing the vision and compliance for the Early Education Centers, ensuring that staff are trained and have the tools needed to provide high-quality early learning experiences for children and families. For more than 25 years Christina has dedicated herself to working in non-profit agencies, implementing programs to serve children and families who otherwise would not have access to high-quality services. Christina is passionate and dedicated to serving children, families and teachers, with the goal of empowering them to break the cycle of poverty. She brings a strong leadership style and an unwavering commitment to healthy child development to her role. Her guidance and expertise in all aspects of the educational experience ensures that the Early Education Centers strive for and achieve excellence in all areas of performance.

Christina holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and a Master’s Degree in Education. Her Bachelor’s Degree is in Behavioral Science, and she is credentialed by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing to Supervise Multiple Child Development Centers, and is certified to provide Triple - P parenting courses to families. Christina is a momma to three children, and has been married since 2006.