Augusta CDC
600 W. Michigan Ave. Augusta, MI 49012
269-731-4411
augusta@cdc-mi.org
The Augusta CDC specializes in personal attention given to each child. Augusta CDC is located midway between Battle Creek, MI and Kalamazoo, MI. Transportation is available through public schools. Hours: 5:45am to 6:00pm.
At the Augusta CDC your child need not already be toilet trained.
Immunizations are required. Lunch, AM and PM snacks are provided (breakfast is optional). Staff members are CPR certified. We offer the Great Start Readiness Program
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Prekindergarten/GSRP
| The Prekindergarten/GSRP is for children ages 3 years to 4 years old. This room prepares your child to transition successfully into kindergarten. Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) Grant available to families that qualify. | |
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Programs include:
• Art/drawing • Language • Music and movement • Gross motor skills • Fine motor skills • Stories and books • Creative Curriculum • Exercise • Field Trips |
Ocean Room
| The Ocean Room is for children ages 2 1/2 years to 3 years old. This classroom focuses on social and emotional skill building to lay a solid foundation for learning in later years. Using the Creative Curriculum this classroom offers many activities to foster the use of all the child’s senses. | |
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Programs include:
• Art/drawing • Language • Music and movement • Gross motor skills • Fine motor skills • Stories and books • Free play • Exercise • Outside play |
Rainbow Room/GSRP
| The infant Rainbow Room provides primary care for infants from birth to 2 1/2 years. A nurturing and loving environment that supports healthy growth is provided which offers many activities to foster the use of all the child’s senses. | |
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Programs include:
• Creative Curriculum • Art/drawing • Language • Music and movement • Gross motor skills • Fine motor skills • Stories and books • Free play • Exercise • Outside play |
Sun, Moon and Stars Room
| The Sun, Moon and Stars Room is for school age children. This classroom offers before and after school care as well as a CDC summer camp. | |
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Programs include:
• Art/drawing • Language • Music and movement • Gross motor skills • Fine motor skills • Stories and books • Free play • Exercise • Outside play |