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Programs and Services

Campus Centered Program

The Campus-Centered Program (CCP) is proud to be both NAEYC Accredited and a Nevada QRIS 5-Star Program, reflecting our commitment to the highest standards of early childhood education and care. 

CCP is a fee-for-service early learning program with two convenient locations on the 夜色视频 campus: the Sarah Fleischmann Building (SFB) and the William Raggio Building (WRB). We serve children from infancy through Pre-Kindergarten. 

Our program is designed to foster strong, nurturing relationships, consistent routines, and engaging learning experiences that support each child's growth and development. Through our continuity of care model, children remain with the same primary educator and peer group from infancy through age three. As children progress, their educator moves with them to each new classroom, providing stability, security, and a strong foundation for learning before they transition into our Pre-K program. 

By maintaining consistent relationships over time, children develop a strong sense of security, belonging, and confidence as they grow and learn. 

The Campus-Centered Program is open to UNR faculty, staff, and students, as well as families from the broader community. We welcome a diverse range of families and are committed to providing high-quality early childhood education in an inclusive and supportive environment. 

We accept several child care assistance programs, including Nevada Child Care Subsidy, Child Care Aware® of America, and ITCN certificates. 

Why Families Choose CCP 

  • NAEYC Accredited and Nevada QRIS 5-Star Rated 
  • Two convenient UNR campus locations 
  • Infant, toddler, preschool, and Pre-K programs 
  • Continuity of care model supporting secure relationships 
  • High-quality, developmentally appropriate curriculum 
  • Open to UNR faculty, staff, students, and community families 
  • Child care assistance accepted through multiple funding programs 

Family Child Care Network (FCCN)

The Family Child Care Network (FCCN) connects families with safe, high-quality family child care providers throughout Northern Nevada while also helping family child care businesses thrive. FCCN is dedicated to enhancing the quality, accessibility, and sustainability of family child care through provider support, professional development, and community partnerships. 

For families, FCCN offers connections to trusted, vetted child care providers who deliver nurturing, home-like learning environments with smaller group sizes, individualized attention, and flexible scheduling options, including full-time, part-time, and non-traditional hours. FCCN providers create developmentally appropriate learning experiences that support children's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth while building strong relationships with families. 

For child care providers, FCCN offers ongoing support to strengthen program quality and business sustainability. Services include assistance with child care licensing, quality improvement planning, curriculum implementation, professional development opportunities, training, coaching, and access to resources that support best practices in early childhood education. FCCN also operates a Toy Truck Lending Library, providing providers with access to a wide variety of educational toys, learning materials, and equipment that can be checked out to enhance children's learning experiences without the expense of purchasing new materials. 

By supporting both families and providers, the Family Child Care Network helps ensure that every child has access to high-quality, equitable early care and education in a family-centered setting while strengthening the child care workforce across Northern Nevada. 

Tuition

Contact Maria Reyes-Vargas for the most current tuition rate. Upon enrollment, there are also registration and biannual supply fees.

Infant/Toddler Program

The infant/toddler program provides care for children from birth to age three. Close relationships are built with each child through the care giving routines. In order to help children feel secure in their world, primary caregivers are consistent, following a group of children from birth through age two.

Preschool Program

The preschool program services children ages 3-5 years. The curriculum is developed based on the interest of the children. The hands on activities encourage the children to be actively involved in the learning process.

Early Head Start

Early Head Start is a comprehensive child development program serving low income families with children birth to age 3 and pregnant women. Both center based and home based programs are available.

Child Care Access Means Parents in School grant

The CCAMPIS is designed to support student parents with children enrolled in the CFRC. Learn more and see the specific requirements on the CCAMPIS webpage.

Important Notice

In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write:
USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call:
(800) 795-3272 or (202)720-6372 (TTY).