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.
Toy Lending Library
Developmental toys are available
to be checked out by families and
may be kept at home for one to
two weeks, then returned and
checked back in.
Family Support Services
CDC is part of a community
consortium, which is funded by
L.A. County Department of
Children and Family Services
that allows us to refer our
families for a variety of services
at free or low cost. These
services include personal
counseling, programs with parks
and recreation and theater
activities.
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.
Toy Lending Library
Developmental toys are available
to be checked out by families and
may be kept at home for one to
two weeks, then returned and
checked back in.
Family Support Services
CDC is part of a community
consortium, which is funded by
L.A. County Department of
Children and Family Services
that allows us to refer our
families for a variety of services
at free or low cost. These
services include personal
counseling, programs with parks
and recreation and theater
activities.
Opportunities For Parents
Parents participate with the
school in a variety of ways
from helping out in the
classrooms, fund raising
activities, to assisting with
special events. In addition
there are two parent groups
which meet monthly.
Parent Advisory Committee
The Parent Advisory Committee
(PAC) is a group of parents that
wish to take an active role in
guiding CDC whether it be through
planning events, positively
adjusting school policy, or giving
parent perspectives. We are
always welcoming new parents to
participate, and meetings will be
announced on the website's
school calendar in advance.
Individual Family Support
Program
This program is available to
families experiencing stress,
separation, domestic violence,
household management,
discipline, and communication
difficulties. Individual/ family
sessions are available by
appointments only.
Parenting and Life Skills Classes
Weekly parenting classes are provided at the
school. The parenting topics include:
Effective Communication in Families
Balancing Family Members' Needs
Setting Healthy Limits and Boundaries
Discipline as Teaching
Tools for better decision making
stress Reduction
Overcoming Fears
Increasing self esteem in the Family
Child Developing-Reaslistic Expectations
Effective and Reasonable Consequences
Parents as Leaders
Safety in and out of the home
Separation and Reunification
Functional and dysfunction behavior
Issues of Trust
Behavior Management
Increasing Cooperation in Children
Managing a Household
Single Parenting
Balanced Parenting, Love vs Limits
Basing Relationships on Respect
Preparing for the Workplace
Skills for Financial Stability
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