Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC) is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. Applications for our CCC centers are accepted through the Harvard Office of Work/Life where each family is assigned a tier for enrollment priority based on affiliation status.
You may apply to one or more Campus Child Care centers using the online application system. Please note that this online application has been designed as a convenience for families. Data entered into this application sits on a secure Harvard server, but each child care center makes independent enrollment decisions.
You may apply to one or more Campus Child Care centers using the online application system. Please note that this online application has been designed as a convenience for families. Data entered into this application sits on a secure Harvard server, but each child care center makes independent enrollment decisions.
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CCC is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. CCC was formed to provide the overall administrative services and support to centers so that the leadership of the centers can maintain their focus on the quality of experience for children, families, and staff.
CCC is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. She worked as a teacher, assistant director, and director at Peabody Terrace Children's Center (PTCC) for over 33 years.
Katy provided exemplary leadership at PTCC for decades, and based on her extraordinary experience and collaboration with the centers on the Harvard Campus, she was unanimously chosen by the center directors to lead the creation of the merged organization, Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC), and was nominated to be the first Executive Director.
Katy provided exemplary leadership at PTCC for decades, and based on her extraordinary experience and collaboration with the centers on the Harvard Campus, she was unanimously chosen by the center directors to lead the creation of the merged organization, Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC), and was nominated to be the first Executive Director.
CCC is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. These early-education programs comprise Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC), an independent nonprofit organization founded in 2017 through the union of six child care centers that have been serving the Harvard University community for over 50 years.
Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC) is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. If you have additional questions that have not been answered here, please email the CCC executive director execdirector@campus-cc.org or call 617-354-0450 or reach out to the center director.
Campus Child Care, Inc. (CCC) is an independent, non-profit corporation serving Harvard University and the surrounding communities. I can leave my children at PTCC with the sure knowledge that they are being treated as individuals, learning and growing in new ways and having fun with the other children.
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B. L.
Nov 11, 2019
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This nonprofit runs Harvard daycares. They are not actually a Harvard-run organization, as the Office of Work Life Balance at Harvard has little ability to influence their management. My experience with them is that they exhibit poor communication with parents and have a lot of work to do to sync the various daycares and make program descriptions consistent with reality. E.g., We were told and shown on their website that 'parental participation is encouraged' before signing up, but then when we met with the teachers we were told parents visiting their infants in the day is strongly
Susan Richards
Sep 10, 2019
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My grandchildren attend Harvard Yard Child Care and it is a super special caring and learning environment for children. Their focus on free play, loose parts play, hands on activites, imaginary play, art, and stories is amazing and focused for each age group. The teachers rotate play centers to keep students exploring and learning. I visit frequently and they welcome me in the classroom. The teachers are happy and very dedicated to their children. The relaxed atmosphere produces happy students. I’ve watched them redirect students and always talk about why students get upset. They talk it out
B. Ortiz
Sep 13, 2018
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I was an educator at HYCCC for six years-- at the time, it was a great place for children as well as staff! It was an honor to work in partnership with the parents and families of the children. I have been in ECE for over 25 years now, and HYCCC really stands out as a center with high quality of care and strong family engagement.
