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CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

LICENSED

11711 SAND CANYON ROAD, YUCAIPA, CA 92399

DAY CARE CENTER in San Bernardino County, California

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DAY CARE CENTER
Licensed for
64 children

The public record

License number
364811521
License status
LICENSED
License type
DAY CARE CENTER
Licensed capacity
64 children
Address
11711 SAND CANYON ROAD, YUCAIPA, CA 92399
County
San Bernardino County
Website
Not listed
License issued
August 16, 2002

Licensing visits on record

California records 3 routine inspection visits and 1 complaint visit to CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER.

  1. Most recent inspection visit
  2. Inspection visit
  3. Inspection visit

What California does not publish here

The state publishes when licensing staff visited, not what they found. We do not hold California’s inspection findings, so nothing on this page tells you whether a visit resulted in a citation. A visit count is a measure of licensing activity, and a facility visited more often is not for that reason a worse one. Read the findings in California’s own facility search.

Questions parents ask about CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Is CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER a licensed child care provider in California?

Yes. CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER holds California licence 364811521, currently listed as "LICENSED" by the Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, first issued on August 16, 2002. Confirm current standing with the agency before enrolling.

What kind of child care licence does CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER hold?

California licenses CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER as a day care center, a category that covers preschool-age children in a centre-based programme. The category comes from the state's own licence record, not from the provider.

How many children can CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER care for?

CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER is licensed for up to 64 children at one time. Licensed capacity is a ceiling set by the state, not a count of current enrolment or of available places.

How often has California inspected CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER?

California records 3 inspection visits to CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER, the most recent on March 3, 2026 and the earliest on record October 16, 2023. The state publishes the dates of these visits but not what they found, so this count reflects licensing activity, not results. Read the findings themselves in California's own facility search.

Has California visited CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER in response to a complaint?

California records 1 complaint-driven visit to CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER. A complaint visit means someone raised a concern and the state went to look. California does not publish what those visits found, so the count on its own does not say whether any concern was upheld.

Who holds the licence for CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER?

The licence is held by CRAFTON HILLS COLLEGE, CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER. California lists the licensee separately from the facility name, so the two often differ. The facility is in San Bernardino County.

About this record

This page republishes the public license record maintained by the Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division. Fields marked "Not listed" are absent from the state's published data, not hidden. Verify current license status with the agency before enrolling.

Where this comes from

  1. Primary. California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division facility search, facility 364811521.
  2. Context. Our explainer on how California daycare licensing and inspections work, and on California child care assistance.

Licensing facts on this page were last checked against the state record on . We republish the public licensing record and label absent fields plainly rather than leaving them blank. Where our data comes from · Report an error