The Child Development Center at Yosemite High School provides early care for children from six weeks to three years and focuses on supporting pregnant and parenting teens. The center also serves as a training site for MUHSD CTE students; teen parents are given enrollment priority and remaining openings may be available to district staff.
The Child Development Center offers early childhood care for children from six weeks through three years and is intended to support pregnant and parenting teen students. The center functions as a training facility for MUHSD Career Technical Education students.
The program is organized to provide an appropriate learning environment for child development while supporting teen parents in their pursuit of education.
Enrollment begins with an online form; an enrollment packet must be submitted before a child starts. Teen parents receive priority for available spots; openings that remain may be offered to MUHSD staff.
The infant section can have up to 8 children and serves children beginning at 6 weeks through the point they are developmentally ready for the mobile section (usually before they turn one year); the ratio in this section is 1:4.
The mobile section can have up to 8 children, with an age range beginning around 10 months to about 18 months; the ratio in this section is 1:4.
The toddler section can have up to 8 children; its age range begins around 18 months and continues until children age out at about 3 years of age, with a ratio of 1:6.
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