MONITORING SYSTEM

CDC has a state of the art closed circuit monitoring system with two cameras in each classroom and a viewing area for parents to observe children from a television monitor in the CDC office.  CDC also features a card access secured entry.  

FIELD TRIPS

Children and families participate in theme related field trips throughout the year. Previous trips include bi-monthly visits to a local nursing home, local library, Pullen Park, a ride on the Amtrak, Busy Street,  NC Museum of Life and Science, Pumpkin Patch, Airport Observatory, Scrap Exchange, Fire Station, Farmers Market, NC Museum of Natural Science, circus and the list goes on!  Taking children out into the community and exposing them to a number of special places and experiences is a key element in providing them with a unique early childhood. 

STAFF TRAINING

All CDC staff have various backgrounds in   Early Childhood Education and/or Child Development including degrees, workshops, continuing education courses and at least a minimum of two years experience.  CDC staff participate in workshops, training, and continuing education courses throughout the year based on our Professional Development requirements for CDC staff.

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VOLUNTEERS

CDC has several volunteers who help in every aspect of the program. The interaction between children and volunteers is key to providing quality in our program.  Currently our volunteers are instrumental in helping us to provide healthy and nutritious meals for our children as well as reading books to individual children or in groups from our library of over 1,000 good children’s books.  If your interested in volunteering your time or resources please contact our director at the CDC office or email her a cdc@whiterockbaptistchurch.org