61. Cornerstone Christian Child Development Center - Greenville, North Carolina Christian based child care center located in Greenville, North Carolina. Offers care for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years, as well as after school care for children up to 14 years of age. http://www.cmbchildcare.com

Enter your email address below to keep up-to-date with the latest news and information from CCCDC! Monday through Friday 6:30 am - 6:00 pm Enrollment is limited from 6 weeks to 5 years of age. After-School service is available for school age children ages 5 yrs through 14 yrs. Purpose and Goals The Cornerstone Christian Child Development Center (CCCDC) has a multi-faceted purpose. Our purpose is to provide a ministry to the families of the Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church and to the families in the surrounding communities. Our daycare center seeks to provide a wholesome environment with Christian leadership to help children grow and develop into mature Christian individuals. Learn more about CCCDC CMBC Cornerstone Christian Child Development Center is part of Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church (CMBC). CMBC is a global, multi-cultural, international, evangelistic ministry deploying developed Christian disciples to live Holier, Healthier, Wealthier, and Wiser as we prepare this world for the return of God's Christ. Visit the CMBC site to learn more NEW feature DAYCARE CAMERAS Parents watch live streaming video of your child with our KidsVision daycare cameras. Peak in for a few minutes or hours to find out how your child is learning, interacting, and playing!

62. Day Care In Schools. ERIC Digest However, when the schoolAge child care Project surveyed 171 day care a daycare center to operate on its premises after school hours at little or no http://www.ericdigests.org/pre-925/care.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Scott, James Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management Eugene OR. Day Care in Schools. ERIC Digest, Number Eighteen. In recent years, the number of working parents whose children attend public elementary schools has increased dramatically. Many of these children are left without supervision during the hours immediately after school lets out. To alleviate this situation, some public schools have become directly or indirectly involved in day care, while others are considering the matter. School policy-makers who are looking at day care should be aware of its advantages and disadvantages before determining the extent to which they want the school to become involved. WHY ARE SCHOOLS BECOMING INTERESTED IN DAY CARE? Over the last two decades, mothers of elementary school children have entered the work force in unprecedented numbers. Most of these women work outside the home, and many of them cannot afford private day care. Consequently, many of their children are left unsupervised during afterschool hours. Baden cites a statement by Senator Alan Cranston of California: "Census data tells us that at least two million school-age children between the ages of seven and thirteen are simply left alone without any supervision" after they are let out of school. The primary reason schools are becoming interested in day care is to make available some form of supervision for those children.

63. Norbury Hall Primary School Details of school terms, Ofsted report, Curriculum, Parents Association, before and after school child care. Many photographs. http://www.norburyhall.stockport.sch.uk/

Norbury Hall Primary School learning and growing together WELCOME from the headteacher from the governors from the pupils ABOUT US School today Ofsted report Parents Association School Council ... Stay and Play After School Club CURRICULUM School year EXTRA CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES School Clubs TERM DATES Shepley Drive Hazel Grove Stockport Cheshire Headteacher: Mr G. Dodd B.Ed. Phone: 0161 483 1786 Fax: 0161 456 7651 office@norburyhall.stockport.sch.uk Date Modified: July 22, 2004

64. Library Latchkey Children. ERIC Digest. or unattended children who used the library for child care purposes after school, Create a separate area where children involved in afterschool http://www.ericdigests.org/1992-4/latchkey.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Dowd, Frances Smardo Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education Urbana IL. Library Latchkey Children. ERIC Digest. Throughout the U.S. and Canada many children are spending their after-school hours at public libraries until being picked up by a working parent (Budziszewski, 1990). While public librarians have traditionally welcomed the use of library resources by children, library latchkey youth are a controversial issue among librarians because most public librarians feel that they are not trained to be caregivers; that their libraries do not have sufficient staff to provide child care; and that their facilities are not equipped or licensed to function as a substitute for child care centers (American Library Association, 1989). RESEARCH SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS FOR LIBRARY LATCHKEY CHILDREN *At the Fort Erie Public Library in Ontario, Canada, the Creative Afterschool Recreation and Enrichment (C.A.R.E.) project, funded by the Ministry of Community and Social Services, and coordinated by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Ontario, features before- and after-school activities at two library sites; transportation of children from schools to the library; nutritional snacks prepared by children; the use of pool and recreational facilities at the YMCA; and field trips to historic sites.

65. Child Care, Day Care, Extended Day Child Care, Before School & After School Care Providing extended child center and daycare, before and after school care for kindergarten through fifth grade in Northern California. http://www.extended-day-child-care.com/

E-Mail Us Tel: 925-484-3312 Help support our centers If your child attends EDCC, click here to review a wide variety of books available to both children and adults at A Unique Concept in Child Care Before and After School "Child care can be stressful and worrisome for parents. We understand how important dependable, quality child care is to your family and will strive to provide a variety of stimulating activities to enhance your child's social, physical, and educational growth." Dr. Cheryl A. McElhany, President of the Board At EDCC, we are committed to creating a caring and stimulating environment, supported by well- trained, experienced and competent professionals, who are responsive to your child's needs. Our staff, parents, and children work together with mutual respect and support to maintain a thriving, well-organized child care and enrichment learning center, which is highly respected, at full enrollment, and valued by all. Most EDCC day care centers are located in Dublin, California and are open from

66. Child Care Patterns Of School-Age Children With Employed Mothers The types of supervised care include before and after-school programs, Before- and/or after-school Program (%). 21**. 10. 16. Family child care (%) http://newfederalism.urban.org/html/op41/occa41.html

Child Care Patterns of School-Age Children with Employed Mothers Author(s): Jeffrey Capizzano Kathryn Tout Gina Adams Other Availability: PDF Order Online Printer-Friendly Version Published: September 01, 2000 Citation URL: http://www.urban.org/url.cfm?ID=310283 The nonpartisan Urban Institute publishes studies, reports, and books on timely topics worthy of public consideration. The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the Urban Institute, its trustees, or its funders. About the Series Assessing the New Federalism is a multi-year Urban Institute project designed to analyze the devolution of responsibility from the federal government to the states for health care, income security, employment and training programs, and social services. Researchers monitor program changes and fiscal developments. In collaboration with Child Trends, Inc., the project studies changes in family well-being. The project aims to provide timely, nonpartisan information to inform public debate and to help state and local decisionmakers carry out their new responsibilities more effectively. Key components of the project include a household survey, studies of policies in 13 states, and a database with information on all states and the District of Columbia, available at the Urban Institute's Web site. This paper is one in a series of occasional papers analyzing the information from these and other sources.

67. Kid's Unlimited Wylie Day Care The Premier Wylie Child Care Center Providing child care services from newborn to after school care. http://www.kidsunlimited-wylie.com/

Kids Unlimited is the premier Wylie day care and learning center. From infant to after school care, our professionals will show your child the care and attention they deserve. We have the needs of children at our very core, from the construction of our new activities facility with extensive indoor playground and jungle gym equipment, to our indoor gym, to our covered pool area, to the selection of our staff. When child care comes first, we feel that we can't go wrong. Our website was built with our parents in mind. We want you to be as informed and have access to as much information as possible. By allowing access to our policies, documentation, and information, we hope that you feel empowered and at ease with choosing Kids Unlimited for your child's Wylie day care provider. Wylie Day Care and Child Care var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='508'; awmAltUrl='';

68. After School Care Defense Fund examining the need for after school child care programs. child care Patterns of school Age children with Employed Mothers is a http://oncampus.richmond.edu/connect/issues/afterschoolcare/afterschoolcare.html

About Us Contact Us Join Our Email List Resource Exchange ... Violence COMMUNITY RESEARCH CLEARINGHOUSE Search: After School Programs Trends in Afterschool Programs Afterschool Alert - Poll Report: Across Demographic and Party Lines, Americans Clamor for Safe, Enriching Afterschool Programs a 2003 poll report conducted by the afterschool Alliance found that nine in ten American voters think that afterschool programs are important. This poll reveals a trend of increasing intensity with which voters support afterschool programs. 2004 State Child Care Report is a report by the Children’s Defense Fund examining the need for after school child care programs. The report is extensive and thorough in its examination, covering both the importance of such programs to the children and their parents. The Evaluation Exchange a periodical published seasonally by the Harvard Family Research Project

69. Just Kids Preschool And Daycare - Madison, Mississippi Located in Madison, MS. Offers preschool, afterschool care and full-day summer/holiday care for children ages 6 weeks to 10 years old. Features program information and daycare cameras. http://www.justkidsonline.com

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70. Government Guide -- Day Care, After-School And Summer Programs afterschool Programs. Federal child care Bureau Health and Safety in child care childcare.gov Federal Administration for children and Families http://www.governmentguide.com/education/day_care.adp?id=16101965&layer=&last_ta

71. Untitled Document Licensed child care services throughout York Region, complete with summer camps and after school kids clubs. http://www.yorkprofessionalcareandeducation.ca/

72. Children Today: After-school Child Care: Dilemma In A Rural Community - Project Full text of the article, afterschool child care dilemma in a rural community -Project Home Safe, American Home Economics Home Association, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1053/is_n1_v21/ai_13255608

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Children Today Jan-Feb 1992 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches School-age child care / Portrayals Arkansas / Social aspects American Home Economics Association / Services Whirlpool Foundation / Public relations Featured Titles for Air Classics Art Culinaire Ask CPSC Monitor ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports After-school child care: dilemma in a rural community - Project Home Safe, American Home Economics Home Association, Arkansas Children Today Jan-Feb, 1992 by Mary M. Warnock Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. What do you do if you are a parent who has moved to a rural community in Arkansas, have a child entering the first grade, need after-school care and discover that none is available? The solution should be simple. You request a list of day care providers from the county department of human services and begin calling to find an opening. But suppose there is no list of day care facilities and no resources to locate even a "baby sitter." The question arises again. What do you do about afterschool child care? The parent in this situation came to the conclusion that if she needed after-school child care, so did other parents, and that a solution for this problem had to be found. The solution came in the form of Project Home Safe, an American Home Economics Association (AHEA) program that is sponsored by the Whirlpool Foundation and provides training? technical assistance, materials and other resources to promote solutions to the school-aged child care problem.[1]

73. Skate America And Oak Grove Learning Centers Offers infant care, afterschool care and weekly field trips. Two locations in Texas. http://www.childrensworldonline.com

Please download Java(tm) At Skate America Learning Center and Oak Grove Learning Center we strive to provide love, training, education, security, and flexibility to your children, your most precious and valuable assets. We Now Serve Two Locations! Skate America Location Both Locations Oak Grove Location 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Skate America Location Skate America Learning Center is conveniently located at 3706 New Boston Road in Texarkana, Texas, adjacent to the Skate America Fun Center. The educational environment provided by our child care/pre-school center combined with the fun activities offered by the Skate America Fun Center make for a well-balanced learning program for your children. Physical fitness is vital to the overall well-being of a child, and we are able to offer a variety of activities that not only provide physical activity, but promote self-esteem and self-worth as new skills are mastered. Skating is a fun activity that

74. Christian Chapel Day Care : Onalaska, WI Christian child care for children ages 212as well as classes for pre-school, before and after school child care, smaller groups and transportation to Onalaska schools. Frequent questions, contact information, and hours. http://www.christianchapeldaycare.com/

We Offer High Quality Christian Child Care For Children Ages 2 - 12 Classes for Pre-Kindergarten Before and After School Low Staff to Child Ratio Transportation To Onalaska Schools and Sand Lake Elementary in Holmen Licensed Since 1974 Hours: 6am - 6pm Home Page What's Happening About Us Frequent Questions ... Web Page Design and Hosting by Onalaska Web

75. Welcome To Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Before and after school childcare in Hampton, Virginia. http://www.gloriadei.net/

76. Approaches To School-Age Child Care If the policy agenda for afterschool child care follows the pattern of Powell, D. after-school child care. Young children 42 (March, 1987) 62-66. http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content3/approach.child.care.k12.3.html

Approaches to School-Age Child Care Author: Michelle Seligson and Lillian Coltin advertisement Credits Source Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education Contents Options Available to Families of School-age Children Developmental Needs of School-age Children Characteristics of Quality School-age Programs Supportive Services: Some Back-up Solutions ... For More Information Forums Raising our Kids Related Articles Are The Children Home Alone? Tracking Down Quality Child Care Can Be Time Consuming and Expensive KidSource Store Great Children's Books Mayo Clinic Family Health Book 'I Won't Learn from You': And Other Thoughts on Creative Maladjustment Advertisement School-age child care includes almost any program that regularly enrolls children from kindergarten through early adolescence during the times when schools are traditionally closed. This includes programs operated by schools, family day care providers, recreation centers, youth-serving organizations, and child care centers. Also known as extended day programs, before-and-after school programs provide enrichment, academic instruction, recreation and supervised care. An array of drop-in and part-time programs also serve an ad hoc child care function. Options Available to Families of School-age Children Changes in family structure and values have altered the way in which many children are cared for. More mothers are in the labor force; more families are headed by a single parent; and fewer relatives are available to care for children. Increasing numbers of families are looking for ways to care for their children in before-and-after school programs or through the use of a patchwork quilt of care arrangements.

77. Webster Child Care Center Quality child care, preschool, beforeschool, and after-school programs. Serving Webster and the greater Rochester community. http://www.websterchild.com

Home About WC3 Sample Activities Calendar ... Contact Us Webster Child Care Center Decades of experience caring for the children of our community Note: Spring calendar now available. Webster Child Care Center provides quality child care, preschool, before-school, and after-school programs. We serve the greater Rochester NY community including Webster, Penfield, Irondequoit, Brighton, Fairport, Ontario, Walworth, and Williamson. We are conveniently located within walking distance of the Xerox main campus. Our hours of operation are 6:30am-6:00pm, year round. Part-time and full-time care, up to five days per week. Flexible schedules to meet your needs. Children ages 3 to 11 are welcome. Before-school and after-school care programs available. Staff is trained in first aid and CPR procedures. References are available on request. Home About WC3 Sample Activities Calendar ... Contact Website design by Randy Calistri-Yeh

78. The Future Of Children - Articles FULL JOURNAL ISSUE When school Is Out afterschool child care Programs Figure 1 - Regular after-school child care Arrangements http://www.futureofchildren.org/information2826/information_show.htm?doc_id=7191

79. Kid's Kingdom Parent's bulletin board, before and after school care program, menus, links to businesses, churches and job opportunities. http://www.sborochildcare.com/

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80. After School Learning Home Looking for before and after school child care or summer child care? Visit childcare Resources. Click on the logo. Hit Counter http://www.childcare.org/afterschoollearning/default.asp

Home Information for Families Add a Program Contact Us A fter School Learning is a collaborative initiative funded by the Stuart Foundation aimed at creating Better Outcomes for Out-of-School Time Learning Choose a category to search for out-of-school time activities in King County Washington Click on the Every Child Matters logo to find out more information on making Kids a priority and Voter Registration Child Care Resources and www.afterschoollearning.org do not license, endorse or recommend any particular provider or program. Only you can determine whether the quality of care from any provider or program is appropriate for your child. Child Care Resources and www.afterschoollearning.org recommend that you visit or interview several providers or programs to determine what is best for your family and decide for yourself if any fulfill your needs. Looking for before and after school child care or summer child care? Visit Child Care Resources Click on the logo Are you an organization that provides an after school learning resource for youth in King County?

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