Middle schoolers looking to jump start their babysitting careers can get a crash course in what to and what not to do with Super Sitters, a class offered by Gaston Memorial Hospital. And the more you are informed the better decisions you can make. The one-day class, which is for students who have completed the sixth, seventh or eighth grades, has segments taught by doctors, police officers, nurses and child care educators. Participants learn about everything from safety to craft ideas to what to expect the parents to ask them to do while babysitting. Space is limited and the classes fill up quickly, White said.
Cost covers lunch and snacks during the day.
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