Summit Tuition Assistance Programs
In Summit County, we know that quality early care and learning is critical for young children, families, and the community. Child care is one of the biggest costs for families in the United States. It is important to know what resources are available to help with child care costs where you live.
This link provides access to applications for the following tuition assistance programs:
-Summit County Child Care Tuition Assistance
-Summit First Steps: Ages 0-3
-Summit PreK: Ages 3-5
This link provides access to applications for the following tuition assistance programs:
-Summit County Child Care Tuition Assistance
-Summit First Steps: Ages 0-3
-Summit PreK: Ages 3-5
Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP)
The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) provides child care assistance to families who are working, searching for employment, or are in training, and families who are enrolled in the Colorado Works program and need child care services to support their efforts toward self-sufficiency. CCCAP provides you access to reduced cost child care at licensed child care facilities or qualified (unlicensed) providers.
The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program is administered through county departments of social/human services under the direction of the CDHS Division of Early Care and Learning. Counties set income maximums for eligibility for families, but must serve families with income of 165 percent or less of the federal poverty guideline (if funding allows), and may not serve families that have an income of over 85 percent of the state median income.
The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program is administered through county departments of social/human services under the direction of the CDHS Division of Early Care and Learning. Counties set income maximums for eligibility for families, but must serve families with income of 165 percent or less of the federal poverty guideline (if funding allows), and may not serve families that have an income of over 85 percent of the state median income.
Timberline Learning Center Scholarship
For current Timberline Families facing financial hardships. A Stabilization and Sustainability Grant from the Colorado Office of Early Childhood Education have chosen to allocate a significant portion of the funds to assist our families who may be facing unexpected expenses.
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About Timberline:
We are a school for young children from ages 6 weeks to 6 years. Our approach is Reggio Emilia inspired. The following principles guide our approach and curriculum: The child is an active, strong, competent collaborator in the evolution of their learning. The teacher is a guide, rather than an instructor, who observes, questions, researches, documents, reflects, and interprets. The classroom is a teacher unto itself! The relationships that develop between the children, their families, and the teachers create opportunity for growth, reflection, and support. Long-term projects are at the core of our program, using the children’s interests, and the teacher’s observations, as the guide.
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