Each fall the study expands to include the newly enrolled families in the Infant Program. Families of infants receive a description of the study, an informed consent form, and the first set of questionnaires to be completed in the fall quarter. The CCFS contributes to the body of knowledge derived from developmental research through studies conducted at the Center, and is able to design programs of optimal benefit for children as a result of parent participation. Accidents Minor injuries such as small scrapes and cuts are taken care of by the teaching staff. In the case of a more serious injury, the staff will contact a parent or, if immediate attention by a physician is needed, the injured child will be taken to the Student Health Center for attention.
Parents are responsible for charges incurred for treatment of their child.
Attire Dress is casual at the Center for both children and adults. Children play outside all year and we recommend that students and children dress in a manner appropriate for the weather.