Kinder Care Learning Centers - Knowledge Learning Corporation Timeline

Knowledge Learning Corporation Timeline

1983–Opened Children's Discovery Centers (CDC)
1991–Acquired Magic Years
1995–Acquired Prodigy Child Development Centers
1998–CDC acquired by Knowledge Universe Learning Group
1999–Knowledge Universe Learning Group initiated Knowledge Beginnings
2003–Renamed Knowledge Learning Corporation, KLC acquired ARAMARK Educational Resources, adding more than 700 Children's World Learning Centers, as well as the Medallion onsite and before- and after-school programs for elementary school students
2004–KLC purchased EdSolutions, a leading provider of Supplemental Educational Services (SES) before- and after-school programs for 2,300 children in four states, which then merged with Medallion to form the KLC School Partnerships division
2005–KLC joined forces with KinderCare in January 2005


Knowledge Universe, KinderCare's parent company, operations include: Knowledge Beginnings, Children’s Creative Learning Centers, and Champions.

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