You can learn so much just from watching how they learn and how their motor skills and their ability to communicate develops. Having an on-campus day care would also provide an opportunity for fraternity and sorority members to volunteer, Hernandez said. When the idea was being explored before, the university looked into having a company such as KinderCare run the program. At the time, company officials said they would build the facility and run the day care if TCU rented them land. One problem may be liability, Hernandez said.
Children are so prone to accidents.
St. Don and her classmates are fully aware that the day care will not be implemented any time soon, she said, but right now they just want to make everyone aware of the issue. Sacken said TCU should take on the responsibility to its faculty and students with small children. We already have two other schools on campus. It's not like we don't have kids running around already.