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Child-friendly college spaces are not on-campus childcare
Keep supervision in the plan.
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SVCC’s College Attainment for Parent Students page describes educational-toy boxes in the Christanna and John H. Daniel campus libraries for children accompanying students or prospective students.
It explicitly requires children to remain supervised and says the college does not provide on-site childcare services.
Plan separately
A child-friendly resource therefore should not be treated as a childcare booking while a caregiver attends class. Read the CAPS program’s full eligibility and participation requirements separately.
This notice confirms no application, award, childcare place or particular day’s room availability.
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