Changing childcare offerings at community colleges

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For parenting students, accessible childcare can be a lifeline and a necessity in order to stay in college. While many community colleges provide childcare on campus, some work with community partners to connect students to off-campus childcare.

Other colleges have made the difficult decision to shut down their childcare centers.

In June, Washington’s Everett Community College closed down its on-campus Early Learning Center. It was a contentious decision in the community, but for EVCC President Chemene Crawford, it was the only right decision.

Read more at Community College Daily.

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