CDC III

CDC III is a child development center at 4207 Duffer Dr building #600 on Nellis Air Force Base, offering full-day, part-day, and hourly childcare along with early childhood development programming for children ages 0 to 5. It falls under Childcare & Early Learning, specifically daycare, and the listed website, nellislife.com, points to this being tied to the base's family support services.

The program structure covers three formats: full-day childcare, part-day childcare, and hourly childcare, which gives families flexibility depending on whether they need standard coverage or something more occasional. Early childhood development is listed as part of the offering as well, rather than the center being pure drop-in supervision.

On the amenities side, the listing notes a USDA approved daily menu, meaning meals served during the day meet that federal nutrition standard.

Hours run 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday, with the center closed on Saturday and Sunday. That 12-hour weekday window covers a full standard workday plus some buffer on either end.

No price is listed in the current data, and given the base setting, rates and enrollment eligibility are best confirmed directly rather than assumed. The phone number on file is (702) 652-5885, and more information is available at nellislife.com under the Child Development Center section.

Because CDC III sits on Nellis Air Force Base at a specific building address, families should confirm directly with the center or with nellislife.com whether enrollment requires a base affiliation or access, since that detail is not specified in the data on file here. For families connected to Nellis with children age 5 and under, this offers a full range of care formats from occasional hourly drop-off through full-day enrollment under one roof.

The three available formats, full-day, part-day, and hourly, mean a family does not need to commit to a single schedule type; a parent could use hourly care for an occasional appointment and full-day care during a regular work week under the same enrollment. The USDA approved menu also gives some assurance about meal quality for families relying on the center for a full day of care.