Child Development Centers
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Child Development Centers (CDC)
Early Child Care Promotes Emotional and Social Development
Children Learn to Take Care of Themselves and Others
Early Learning Centers offer Structure and Fun
Promotes Cognitive and Language Skills
Promotes Math and Reading Skills
Encourage a Child's Curiosity
Prepares Children for Future Schooling
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Listing of South Carolina's Publicly Funded Pre-K Programs
SHARE Birth to Five is a school readiness program that provides comprehensive child development services to eligible families. The overall purpose is to provide a program that will give preschool children and their families a variety of experiences which will broaden their horizons and their understanding of the world in which they live, expand their thinking, improve their health, build self-confidence and self concepts that will better assist them living with themselves and others.
A highly trained staff of 300 works with the children and their families in a variety of settings to provide a strong foundation for school readiness and long term success in school and later life. The program addresses the educational, social, emotional, and physical well-being of children from disadvantaged families, providing a strong foundation for school readiness and for long term success in school and later life.
To get connected contact (864) 233-4128 or click here
Location: 254 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville, SC 29607
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PROGRAM OPTIONS:
Head Start:
Provides comprehensive child development services to 3 to 5 year old children and their families to prepare them for success in public school and beyond.
Early Head Start:
Provides early, continuous, intensive and comprehensive child development and family support services on a year-round basis to children under age three and pregnant women.
ABC Voucher System
Provides child care services from 2:30 -5:30 pm to participants parents who are working, in job training, or enrolled in school
ABC Voucher System Summer Extended Day:
Provides Head Start parents who are working, in training, or in school full day child care for Head Start children and their siblings (ages 5 - 12). This program operates from 7:30 am - 5:30 pm.
Head Start Flyer 2021.docxABC SC Voucher
SC Voucher makes payments to child care providers to care for children from low-income families so their parents can work.
Parent income must be below 150% of the federal poverty level based on family size for entrance into the SC Voucher Program; for a family of 4 this would be $36,375 annually.
SC Voucher supports work; parents must be working or attending school or training in order to be eligible for child care services.
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