A playground and outdoor learning area. Clay said the facility will be designed for 30 full-time equivalent students, or about 57 children attending full and part time. Although the center's primary role will be to provide quality childhood education classes for children ages 2 to 5, it also will serve as a living laboratory for programs in psychology, sociology, exercise science, teacher education and business. Construction will start when funding is available. And that may not be long.
Donations qualify for state tax credits as well as regular state and federal tax deductions.
For more information about the Child Development Center, contact Vice President for Student Affairs Betty Perry at 247-7331.