Child Development Center
We are here to:
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Provide for the care and education
of young children while their parents attend school or are
employed by Grossmont College
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Serve as an observation and
participation lab for Grossmont College students
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Provide a model childcare center for
the community
The Center is accredited by the National
Association for the Education of Young Children and a model training
site for the California Department of Education Program for Infant
Toddler Caregivers.
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Enrollment Eligibility and Procedures
The center is available to families of
staff and students of Grossmont College. The center is
open according to the
academic calendar.
In order to receive childcare services
as a student you must:
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Be enrolled in at least 6 units a
semester.
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Present an academic plan signed by a
college counselor.
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Be making progress toward an
academic goal with at least a 2.0 GPA.
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Have your academic progress checked
during the semester.
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Enroll in parent education for one semester within the first
year of your child’s enrollment
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Students enrolled in evening, Saturday and online classes
may receive care for study time during the open hours of the
center.
Grossmont College employees must
present proof of employment.
Waiting List Application
All families wishing to enroll their
children must fill out a
waiting list application. Applications are
kept for one year and must be renewed every April. Funding for child
care comes from many sources. Low income families may be eligible
for free or partially subsidized child care.
For Center Information:
Carrie Ottalagano or
Carla Daughrity at
619-644-7715 for waiting list and enrollment information. For other
information contact Kathryn Ingrum, Center Coordinator, at 644-7716.
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