Quick Links to ASU Family Resources

ASU's Family Resources provides information regarding on-campus children's programs. Information can be provided via the telephone, e-mail or by appointment. As parental choice is of utmost importance, our staff will discuss all options and provide resource materials to ASU families to assist them in finding the best care for their needs. Please call the Family Resources office at 480-965-9515 to obtain a referral or to schedule a personal consultation.
Children's programs affiliated with ASU provide children
opportunities for personal growth and discovery in a warm, friendly
environment. All programs are based on developmentally appropriate
practices, with low teacher/child ratios, small group sizes and high
educational and training requirements for staff. Parental involvement
is encouraged.
Wait lists: High quality early care and education
programs typically have waitlists because of their emphasis on low
ratios and small group sizes that are critical to the quality of the
program. All ASU programs oversee their own enrollment and enroll
families either from a wait list or during a specific
time period. Policies and fees vary by program and depend
on the age of the child and scheduling option used. All require a
registration fee.
Download Choosing Child Care (in MS Word format) about questions to
ask and policies regarding quality early care and education. Also
visit the On-Campus "Summer Programs"
web page for a variety of activities for children and youth at ASU
during the summer.
Tempe campus:
- Campus Children's
Center (CCC) NEW!!!!!!!!!!!
910 S. Terrace
Tempe, AZ 85281
480-921-2737
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Beginning this January, the CCC enrolls children
aged 1 (and walking) to 5 years old of ASU students, faculty and
staff. ASU contracts with Educational Care, Inc, a division of
Children's Choice Learning Centers, to operate the center and
ASU's Family Resources office manages the contract and serves
as the liaison to the center. CCC offers mainly full-time child
care with some part-week options available. The center is closed
for ASU holidays and for one week in December. The center is open
from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday -Friday. To get on the wait list,
contact ASU Family Resources or call to schedule a tour of the
facility.
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- Child Development
Lab (CDL)
School of Social and Family Dynamics
Forest Mall, south of Universty Drive
480-965-7257
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The CDL is a research, teaching and service
program that enrolls children 2-5 years of age. This full-time
early care and education program is accredited by the National
Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and open
to the community from 7:00am - 5:30pm, Monday - Friday. Beginning
in August 2008 the CDL will be closed for the first 2 weeks in
August, two weeks in December, one week in March, all major holidays
and occasional inservice days. The center has two preschool and
one toddler classroom. Each classroom is staffed with a Lead Teacher,
Assistant Teacher and college student classroom aides. Lead teachers
have a minimum of an undergraduate degree in a child related field
of study. Tuition, teacher home pages, annual calendar and other
program information is available on the website, along with an
online application to place your child on their waitlist.
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Child Study Lab (CSL)
Psychology Department
Psychology Building, first floor
480-965-5320
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The CSL is a part-time developmental early
childhood education program. The CSL is open to the community
and is a research, teaching and service program offering morning
and afternoon classes for children 15 months to 5 years old. The
CSL is open during the academic year and the first summer session.
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- Mary
Lou Fulton College of Education Preschool
Farmer Building, first floor
480-965-2510
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The Mary Lou Fulton College of Education Preschool
is open to the community and enrolls children 3 - 5 years old
in full day sessions. The preschool serves as a training site
for students who are preparing to become early childhood educators
and is a site for researchers studying young children's development
in a multicultural setting. A unique feature of the program is
the diverse ethnic mix of the children enrolled and an emphasis
on multicultural education. The preschool operates during the
academic year and is accredited by the National Association for
the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
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- Boys & Girls Club of the East Valley, Williams
Campus Branch
6050 S. Sagewood, Mesa, AZ 85212
480-279-1406
Ages: 6 to 14 years
http://williams.clubzona.org/
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The Club is a community -based, character
building youth development organization. Trained professional
staff incorporate character and leadership development, health
and life skills, education and career development, the arts, sports,
fitness and recreation, and core program themes into daily activities,
allowing youth to learn in a fun and educational environment.
The club offers a variety of activities such as games room, computer
lab, arts and crafts room, physical education activities, Girl
Scouts and sports programs. Program hours: 3:15 pm - 7 pm, Monday
- Friday. Summer hours: 7 am - 6 pm, Monday - Friday. The annual
membership fee is $20.00 per child. Additional fees apply. Call
for information.
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Last updated: 7/11/08
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