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| The 7,000 sq. ft. BCC/FAU Child Development Center, a joint venture between BCC and FAU, is a place for children to learn and grow in a nurturing environment designed to enhance your child's development and education. The facility offers observation areas and operates under a joint advisory committee between BCC and FAU. Fees for the program are on a sliding scale. The Center hours are Monday – Friday from 7:00 am – 6:00 pm. Anual, non-refundable registration fee of $50 is due at enrollment. A late fee will be assessed after 6:00 pm. Weekly tuition is as follows: Full time Part time 2 or 3 days Call the Child Development Center at (954) 201-6987 for information. Fax:954 201-6985. Call (954) 201-7623 to make application for financial aid assistance. |
BCC/FAU Child Development Center is a place for children to learn, play, and grow in a nurturing environment, which is designed to enhance the child's total development. This development includes educational and emotional areas. We recognize the importance of meeting the needs of children to build self-esteem and to insure positive feelings about themselves. Our teachers provide a variety of hands-on activities to promote active and constructive learning. Most activities are introduced through learning centers that give the children the opportunity to experience many areas of interest as: Language and Storytelling |
The educational program will provide the following: (1) Active participation through play activities, which are relevant, challenging, and designed to promote independent learning. (2) A literature-based framework that encompasses cognitive, social-emotional, communication and language, and sensory-motor development. (3) A literacy-rich environment that expands children's competence and methods of expression and broadens their desire to learn and read. Preschoolers This educational program will address "Early Reading" using a challenging, well-researched curriculum. The program integrates social, personal and emotional development; oral language development; early literacy skills and love of literature; physical development and movement; health and safety; other core areas (math, science, social studies); and the fine arts. |
Early Reading The Parent Support Program (PSP) is open to all parents. PSP gives parents the opportunity to meet each other, socialize, share information, and plan activities. Parents are encouraged to visit the Center and to observe and/or participate at your convenience. Our "state-of-art" observation areas allow parents the freedom to observe classrooms without disturbing the class routine. We work in collaboration with the Broward County Library System to provide monthly activities for the preschoolers. Such activities include story/art time special events. |
