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Child Development Center
On-campus childcare to support parents and families.
Submit an application to be considered for child care services at our on-campus center or to join the waitlist.
Who do we help?
- •Preschool children ages 2–5
- •Student parents enrolled at WCC or other training institutions
- •Income-qualified faculty and staff families connected to WCC campuses
- •College students training in our lab school
- •Eligible community families in Woodland, Lake County, and Colusa County
View full eligibility info
Childcare
A learning environment that supports your child’s growth
You can feel confident that your child is in a classroom designed to spark curiosity and make learning enjoyable. They will explore materials, practice new skills, and build confidence through activities tailored to their development. With a research-based curriculum focused on exploration and discovery, your child will grow in creativity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning skills.
Safe and Nurturing Care
Your child is supported in a developmentally appropriate environment that fosters learning and curiosity.
Healthy Meals and Nutrition for kids
Nutritious breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided daily at no cost, supporting your child’s growth and well-being.
Comprehensive Services
The program connects children and families with education, health, nutrition, and social services.
Hands-On Learning for WCC Students
The CDC also doubles as a lab school, giving WCC students valuable experience as they train in early childhood education.
Facilities are available for:
- outdoor and indoor play
- learning activities
- naps
How to Apply
Apply for child care services
Applications are now closed. Call our office for more information.
- 1.Call our office to request more information
Eligibility Details
Locations & Hours
Woodland Campus
WCC Child Development Center
Visit us in Building 1000
We currently do not have a Child Development Center for our Colusa County Campus. However, Parents and families from Colusa County Campus may apply for care at the Woodland Campus CDC.
Regular Hours
Mon
–Fri
7:30 am
–5:30 pm
Our hours of operation may vary and are dictated by the semester class start dates and times. Evening hours availability is dependent on enrollment numbers.
Our Staff
Program Lead
Links & Resources
FAQs
External Links
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Your child’s safety is our top priority. Receive emergency notifications by SMS text and email when there are campus closures or other events that require your immediate attention. Your normal text messaging rates may apply.
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