FSCJ Kent Campus
We Make Learning Fun
We are proud of our third generational continuum; a 50+ year, Jacksonville, Florida based, family-owned corporation devoted to premium service in the development of the “TOTAL CHILD.” Our convenient locations offer wholesome environments which provide continuous learning opportunities for our multi-sensory developmental approach to early childhood education.
Welcome to FSCJ Kent Campus
Kent is the smallest of the Chappell centers, holding only 20 students. Kent is tucked on the Kent campus near the community gardens. Open Monday through Friday, Kent offers children ages 1 to 4 very individualized instruction. Children ready for VPK are transferred to Chappell Riverside for VPK classes.
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3939 Roosevelt Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32205 | Phone: (904) 381-3445 |
Fax: (904) 381-3499
About Our Campus
“My name is Syreeta, I am a mother of three, two teenagers and a three month old!
I am new to the Chappell family, I have been in child care for approximately nine years, I started out volunteering when my daughter entered preschool, and during that time I fell in love and knew my calling was in child care! I currently hold a National CDA , Directors Credential and working towards my Bachelors Degree.
I am new to the Chappell family, I have been in child care for approximately nine years, I started out volunteering when my daughter entered preschool, and during that time I fell in love and knew my calling was in child care! I currently hold a National CDA , Directors Credential and working towards my Bachelors Degree.
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