Parenting Training Classes
Weekly parenting classes are
provided at the school. The
parenting topics include
positive behavior
management, providing age
appropriate activities at home,
bedtime and food struggles,
enhancing self-esteem,
preparing children for school
and much more.
Weekly parenting classes are
provided at the school. The
parenting topics include
positive behavior
management, providing age
appropriate activities at home,
bedtime and food struggles,
enhancing self-esteem,
preparing children for school
and much more.
In Home Visitor Program
Families may request a teacher to
come to their home to assist them
with their parenting skills or
receive support services for
themselves or their children.
These visits usually are scheduled
weekly at the child's home but the
visits may also be scheduled at
school. Please call for an
appointment.
Toy Lending Library
Developmental toys are available
to be checked out by families and
may be kept at home for one to
two weeks.
Families may request a teacher to
come to their home to assist them
with their parenting skills or
receive support services for
themselves or their children.
These visits usually are scheduled
weekly at the child's home but the
visits may also be scheduled at
school. Please call for an
appointment.
Toy Lending Library
Developmental toys are available
to be checked out by families and
may be kept at home for one to
two weeks.
Child Nutrition Program
All the children who attend CDC are eligible for a
nutritious breakfast, lunch & afternoon snack
subsidized by the "Child Nutrition Program" from the
California Department of Education regardless of
income.
Living Skills
The parenting classes also contain a "Living Skills
Component" and guest speakers from the community
come to the program and discuss issues like
reproductive health, domestic violence, job training,
anger management, avoiding child abuse, money
management, etc. These classes are taught by a
highly skilled trainer using art and dance therapy as
part of the curriculum.
All the children who attend CDC are eligible for a
nutritious breakfast, lunch & afternoon snack
subsidized by the "Child Nutrition Program" from the
California Department of Education regardless of
income.
Living Skills
The parenting classes also contain a "Living Skills
Component" and guest speakers from the community
come to the program and discuss issues like
reproductive health, domestic violence, job training,
anger management, avoiding child abuse, money
management, etc. These classes are taught by a
highly skilled trainer using art and dance therapy as
part of the curriculum.
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