Child Development Center

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Project: Child Development Center 

General Use: Child Development/Instruction

Square Feet: 13,113 GSF

Status: Design Phase

Architect: Paul Roberts

Budgeted Cost: $9,158,388

Construction Start: September 2009

Opening: September 2010

Project Goal

Provide permanent facility that supports childcare activities and child development instructional program growth in a safe environment.

Overview

The Child Development Center/Child Programs building is currently in the DSA approval phase with the Architect. The building location will be near the existing Child Development Center. The new Child Development Training and Family Care Services Center will be a model of green and sustainability that provides a safe an healthy learning environment in which children can grow and develop to their fullest potential; space for adult students that facilitate learning opportunities and incorporates the use of current and future instructional technologies; and a center for community agencies to support children and families on site.

Columbia College presently has two modular buildings separated by a road that serves as the Child Care Center for 30 preschoolers and 24 toddlers. The center is also used as the laboratory site for the child development degree program.

The center is inadequate for the instructional activities required by the degree program and cannot accommodate family-related activities. There are no additional rooms beyond the classroom and small kitchenettes in each modular building. Currently, only six parking spaces are available for staff and two pull-up parking spaces for parents.

The new proposed facility will be a combined Child Care/Child Development Center, which will contain:

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 Last Updated 7/2/08