Upon enrollment, each child is
evaluated for the purpose of
developing a specific
educational program to meet
his or her needs.
CDC recognizes that each child
requires individualized
instruction and attention.
Children requiring a high
degree of attention are
normally placed in a program
with a child to teacher ratio of
three-to-one. Children who
require a lesser degree of
attention are usually placed in
a program with a three or
five-to-one ratio, depending on
the child's needs.
evaluated for the purpose of
developing a specific
educational program to meet
his or her needs.
CDC recognizes that each child
requires individualized
instruction and attention.
Children requiring a high
degree of attention are
normally placed in a program
with a child to teacher ratio of
three-to-one. Children who
require a lesser degree of
attention are usually placed in
a program with a three or
five-to-one ratio, depending on
the child's needs.
| CDC works with children with special needs and teaches parents how to understand and cope with the individual requirements of their children. The special needs of CDC children may include:
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