Child Development Program McChord Field
Your children are our number one priority.
| Location: | Hours of Operation: | |
| 6 weeks - 3 years: Bldg. 578, Phone: 253-982-4901 |
1 - 5 years: Bldg. 580, Phone: 253-982-4166 |
Mon. - Fri. 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. |
| Before & After School Age Program Bldg. 560 Phone: 253-982-9056 |
6 a.m.-6 p.m. |
Summer Camp 2010
June 28 - Sept. 3.
Summer camp consists of 10 one-week sessions and will be closed on July 5.
Summer Camp Sessions:
| Week 1: Jun 28-2 JulWeek 2: Jul 5-Jul 9Week 3: Jul 12-16 Week 4: Jul 19-23 Week 5: Jul 26-30 Week 6: Aug 2-6 Week 7: Aug 9-13 Week 8: Aug 16-20 Week 9: Aug 23-27 Week 10: Aug 30-Sep3 |
Getting To Know You Fun and Fitness Up, Up and Away Pet Week Missoula Theater Fun in The Sun Go Green! Beach Week My Community/My Base Kid Idol/Talent Show |
Each Friday there will be a theme of focus:
Jul. 2: |
Favorite color day-wear your favorite color Sports team wear Military attire Animal mask Mismatch and backwards day Shade/ Hat day Recycle wear Hawaiian shirt day Community worker attire Room color day-dress in the color of your homeroom |
Eligibility:
Military families where both parents work full time and DOD civilians on McChord have priority. In all cases, first priority will be given to active duty personnel.
Admission Requirements:
The parent or legal guardian must present a valid military identification card and the child's current immunization record, and complete AF Form 1181, Youth Flight Patron.
Fees:
Fees and charges are based on total family income and are adjusted annually in accordance with the Military Child Care Act of 1996.
Curriculum:
Open-ended developmentally appropriate activities and curriculum promote natural learning experiences based on the interests of the children both at home and in the center.
Staff Training:
All CDC assistants participate in ongoing training in addition to the required annual training updates that include CPR, first aid, recognition and prevention of child abuse, fire and safety.
Food Service:
Food service is provided in accordance with Child Adult Care Food Program guidelines. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks are provided at no additional cost to parents.
Parents' Programs:
Give Parents a Break, Bldg. 578. This Air Force Aid sponsored program provides free child care twice a month to support parents experiencing stressful situations. Referrals for attendance are issued by Squadron Commander, 1st Sgt, Doctor, Chaplain, A&FRC, FAO, CDC or Youth Director.
Child Development Openings:
Current Openings: Children ages 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 (but not in kindergarten) are being accepted for the Child Development Program. Call 253-982-4901 or
253-982-4166 for info.
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