Parent Ed & Information

See below for ECLC's Parent Education and Family Resources

The Parent Resource Center in Portable 6 is open during school hours (M-F, 7:30 AM-4:00 PM) while ECLC is in session. No appointment is necessary, stop by to chat with our Parent Educator for support with child behavior and activities to support development, connections to local resources, volunteer opportunities and more. 

Contact schoolreadiness@iusd.org with questions. 

The Parent Resource Center also hosts:

-Monthly Parent Education Workshops 

-Parent Book Club

-PTA

For the latest up to date information on all the above, please visit our Parent Newsletter

Resources

What is the Early Development Index?

Early Development Index (EDI) is a school readiness measurement tool that provides data on the strengths and vulnerabilities of children by region

 
IUSD EDI

Click the image above for IUSD 2021-2022 District Profile Report or CLICK HERE!

First 5 Orange County Partnership

IUSD partners with First 5 Orange County

first 5

Learning Link is an interactive opportunity for parents and their children ages 0-5. Activities will be available for you and your child to do together. Our team of professionals will be available to answer questions regarding parenting, cognitive/academic, and social/emotional development. Community resources and referrals are available.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9:00am - 10:15am 

*To ensure equal access for all families, please limit Learning Link sign ups to a maximum of two sessions per week*

Offered at ECLC 1 Smoketree Irvine, CA 92604

Find out more & how to register!

Mental Health/Wellness Services and Resources:

The District provides school-based mental health/ wellness services and resources (www.iusd.org/WeCare or https://iusd.org/department/mental-health-wellness) to students and families. These services include short-term individual or group counseling for students at the school site; short-term, solution-focused therapy for students and families through the Irvine Family Resource Center; and resource linkages to community-based mental health or social services for students and families. Services are provided by counselors or licensed mental health professionals

  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Dial 988