Director's Message

Welcome to the Clinton Corner Family Campus (CCFC) Webpage! We are the site for the GGUSD State Preschool program, along with three Adult Education ESL classes.

Our state preschool program is a half-day, 3-hour program with sessions in the morning and afternoon. Families must qualify for our program based on family size and family income.  For the 2020-2021 school year, children must be born between 12/3/2015 and 9/1/2017. We are currently enrolling new students, so please call us for more information!

We are still registering  for the 2020-21 school year.  The birth-dates for 2020-21 are 12/3/2015-9/1/2017. Please come in  to complete an Interest Form.

GGUSD State Preschool classrooms are currently located on the following Elementary School campuses:

Brookhurst, Carver, Clinton Corner Family Campus, Heritage, Lawrence, Murdy, Peters K-3, Rosita, Russell, Skylark and Violette.

CCFC also has three Adult Education ESL classes that meet Monday through Thursday from 8:15-11:15 and 12:00-2:30. The classes are available at no cost. Please contact our office or Lincoln Education Center for specific session dates. Registration and testing take place at CCFC.

Clinton Corner Family Campus is located at 13581 Clinton Street, Garden Grove 92843. Our office is open from 7:30-4:00 Monday through Friday. If you have questions, please contact us at 714-663-6298.

Emma Druitt, Ed.D

Director Preschool Programs

Clinton Corner Family Campus

OUR SHARED GGUSD VISION

We are committed to preparing all students to be successful and responsible citizens who contribute and thrive in a diverse society.

OUR SHARED GGUSD MISSION

To ensure student success, we will provide a rigorous and supportive academic experience that motivates all learners to meet high expectations.

Our School

Welcome CCFC students and parents!

Clinton Corner Family Campus is the state preschool program that offers classes on campus and ten elementary sites. These sites are Brookhurst, Carver, Clinton Corner Family Campus, Heritage, Lawrence, Murdy, Peters K-3, Rosita, Russell, Skylark and Violette. Our family campus serves 1,100 students in attendance, teaching them important 21st century skills as they embark on a new educational experience in preschool. Our morning and afternoon sessions double the learning experience as our 23 educators teach two sessions each!

What makes CCFC unique is that aside from preschool education, we also provide adult classes. The three adult classes we offer are ESL learning. These classes are scheduled at flexible times with two sessions in the morning and one in the afternoon for our adult students with jobs and responsibilities during the day. The three class levels are: Beginning, Intermediate, and Conversation. Educators happily make accommodations for our English learners, establishing a positive class climate and learning experience for all. Parents are welcome to take our classes to expand their education and enjoy an enriching environment with supportive staff and peers. 

Please come and join us for our Virtual Community Health and Resource Fair on November 12, 2020. In this event, 30 community agencies will set up tables to provide information and  health screenings for parents and students. Community Outreach will host a presentation immediately following the fair. The Superintendent and Director of Preschool Programs will speak to preschool parents about the importance of their involvement in their child’s educational future. We are excited to bring families and the community together by sharing important information regarding health and student success.

This GGUSD State Preschool Program participates in QRIS (Quality Rating and Improvement System). With that being broached, all 23 GGUSD state preschool classrooms are considered by the state to be high quality classrooms based on the QRIS criteria. Here at CCFC, we pride ourselves on having high quality classrooms when playing a large role in the social and psychological development of our preschool friends. We collaborate and discuss the importance of overall well-being as a means to bring in academic and personal success as the innovative preschool program that we are. 

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