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Our Philosophy — Chapel Hill Day Care Center

Learn about the Chapel Hill Day Care Center’s approach to early childhood education.

We see our Center as an extension of home and the uniqueness of each child’s cultural heritage is recognized and respected. Our program strives to develop the child holistically while sparking curiosity and promoting mastery of the environment.

Our activities, which are based on the needs of individual children and build upon their previous experiences, include early literacy, mathematics, the arts, social studies, science, and technology. Our curriculum supports not only cognitive development, but also the physical, social, and emotional abilities of each child.

Most importantly, we endeavor to be a fun, safe and happy place for children to spend their early years. To ensure children of different socioeconomic statuses have access to high quality education, we partner with Chapel Hill Training Outreach Project to provide care to infants, toddlers and two-year-olds enrolled in Early Head Start, a federal program serving low-income and at-risk children.

Our goals influence the way the Center operates on a daily basis and help us to uphold our philosophy. We strive to:

• Promote the development of a positive image for each child.
• Foster caring relationships within the Center family. 
• Support children where they are developmentally while encouraging individual growth.
• Create an accepting environment that introduces children to the differences and similarities among people. 
• Build confidence in children through the encouragement of self-help skills.
• Teach cooperation and respect in a group setting.  
• Encourage problem-solving and creative thinking. 
• Foster excitement and curiosity about the world.
• Promote constructive, prosocial expression of emotions.

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“In our early days as new parents, our infant son Jack was given all the care and personalized attention he needed at Chapel Hill Day Care. He thrived with the continuity of care of having the same teachers for his first three years. We loved them so much we planned having our second baby to be with those teachers again! As each of our children have grown, the’ve enjoyed the evolution of classrooms, playgrounds and activities suited to their new stages of development. Our daughter Kate is now enjoying the independence and responsibility of the preschool classroom preparing for Kindergarten.

After 8 years with two children at Chapel Hill Day Care, I can honestly say I can’t imagine having been anywhere else. The teachers and staff truly feel like part of our family, and we are so grateful!”

— Martha Newport, parent

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Chapel Hill Child Development Center

Chapel Hill Child Development Center. . . a great place to start!
205-339-4026
 
DIRECTOR

Stacey Johnson
[email protected]
 
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Shyla Anglin
[email protected]

Program Information

At
Chapel Hill Child Development Center we serve children ages 8 weeks to 5
years.  Our teachers are trained throughout the year on the latest
research and trends in developmentally appropriate practices for young
children.  We strive maintain positive interactions, age-appropriate
communication and play based learning. Our program hours are 7am to 5:30
pm Monday-Friday.  Breakfast should be eaten prior to arrival at
school.   Lunch, morning and afternoon snack should be packed daily along
with a thermos.   We follow the Tuscaloosa County School calendar with
the exception of summer.  

CURRICULUM

Our
play based curriculum features opportunities for ALL children (yes,
even infants!) to have daily exposure to Science, Math, Reading/Writing,
Dramatic Play, Art and Music.  Curriculum is based on developmentally
appropriate practices for children birth to five years of age.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Tumble Time

Marrianne Nunnally brings her traveling gymnastics program to CHCDC
weekly. The focus of Tumble Time is to provide opportunities for
movement involving balance, coordination and fitness.  Participation in
Tumble Time is optional and privately paid to the instructor.

CompuChild

CompuChild
is a traveling technology based program that focuses on STEAM learning
through basic computer skills (keyboard functions, mouse skills and
Windows early learning). Participation in CompuChild is optional and
privately paid to the instructor.

Soccer Shots

Soccer
Shots is a traveling program that visits CHCDC twice a month offering
the children exposure to basic soccer skills.  In each 30 minute
session, children have opportunities to run, kick and score a goal.  In
addition, Soccer Shots teaches a character word of the day encouraging
positive growth and development.  Soccer Shots is an all-play activity
that is provided through CHCDC funds.  

(DUE TO COVID, SOCCER SHOTS IS CURRENTLY NOT IN SESSION).

Enrollment Information

Chapel
Hill Child Development Center is an exempt program that follows and
strives to exceed the State of Alabama Performance Standards. 
Classrooms are divided by age and developmental ability.                      Tuition is due the first day of the month and is considered delinquent after the 10th of day of the month.    Our Tuition Rates are as follows:

Tuition_Rates_for_Website_2022-23. pdf

Our Teacher-Child Ratios per class are as follows:

PURPLE ROOM:  Infants 2:8

ORANGE ROOM:  Older One’s 2:10

RED ROOM:  Two’s 2:12

YELLOW ROOM:  Younger Three’s 2:12

GREEN ROOM:  Older Three’s 2:13

CORAL ROOM:  Three’s/Pre-K  2:11

TEAL ROOM:  Pre-K 2:15

State of Alabama Teacher-Child Ratios per class are as follows:

Birth to 18 Months:  1:5

18 Months to 2.5 years:  1:7

2 Years to 3 Years:  1:8

2.5 Years to 4 Years:  1:11

4 Years and Older:  1:18

HOW CAN I BECOME A PART OF CHAPEL HILL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER?

Download
the Waiting List Application below.  The application fee is $25. 
Waiting list fees go toward family registration fees ($125) once a spot for
your child(ren) becomes available.  Applications are filed by date once
form has been completed and waiting list fee is paid in full.  

Waiting_List_App_2022-23.pdf

Chapel
Hill Child Development Center admits children of any race, color,
national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and
activities made available.   CHCDC does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of program
or programming policies.  

Chapel Hill (NC) | this… What is Chapel Hill (North Carolina)?

Franklin Street in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill (Eng. Chapel Hill ) is a city located in North Carolina, United States. According to the results of the 2000 census, the population of the city was 48,715 people ^[1] , according to unofficial data, by 2004 this figure had grown to 52,440 people. The main attraction of the city is one of the oldest universities in America, the University of North Carolina (University of North Carolina), better known as UNC.

Geography

Chapel Hill is located in southeastern Orange County and covers an area of ​​51. 3 square kilometers. Chapel Hill (eng. Chapel Hill ), Durham (eng. Durham ) and Raleigh (eng. Raleigh ) make up the so-called Research Triangle (Research Triangle), which received this name in 1959.

History

Chapel Hill is translated as the Chapel on the hill, and indeed the whole town was originally, and now its central part is located on top of the hill, which was originally called New Hope Chapel Hill (English 90 007 New Hope Chapel Hill ) as there was a small chapel there at the time. Now on the site of that chapel is the Carolina Hotel (eng. Carolina Inn ). The city itself began to actively develop and grow, to support and ensure the functioning of the University of North Carolina, which was opened in 1789.

Chapel Hill is famous for its sports team of the University of North Carolina, which actively participates in competitions within the country, where its main rival is the team of Duke University (English Duke University ) from the city of Durham. Also noteworthy is the unique bus system introduced by Mayor Howard Lee. It allows residents of the city without personal vehicles to have access to all important facilities (schools, hospitals, shops, entertainment centers, etc.), which is extremely atypical for America. Since 2002, all bus service in the city has become free for both residents and visitors to the city.

Population

The main population of Chapel Hill is white Americans, who make up about 45% of the inhabitants. Thanks to the University of North Carolina, many immigrants from other countries live in and around the city, who are representatives of the intellectual stratum of society and work at the University in professorial and teaching positions.

Interesting Facts

• Chapel Hill became the first city in America, which in 1968, with an absolute majority at that time of the white population, elected African-American Howard Lee as mayor (English Howard Lee ), who served as mayor from 1969 to 1975
• American Poet Laureate Jarrell Randall threw himself under a car in 1965 near the University of North Carolina.

Links

• Chapel Hill

Notes

1. ↑ Russian North Carolina

The 10 Best Hotels in Chapel Hill, United States (from € 107)

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Graduate Chapel Hill

4 stars

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Hotel in Chapel Hill

This hotel is 8 minutes’ walk from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and 29 km from Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
It was very unique. I loved the decor. It felt very luxurious without the luxurious price. Cheyenne at the front desk was so nice and accommodating. It’s a cool
location right on Franklin St.

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9

Superb

335 reviews

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€143

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Hampton Inn & Suites Chapel Hill/Durham

3 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

This hotel is 5 km from the University of North Carolina and the North Carolina Botanical Gardens. It offers an outdoor pool, a free hot breakfast and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
It was close to family I was visiting and location was great to shopping, restaurants, and the staff was so friendly and helpful. Loved my stay!

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8.7

Fantastic

875 reviews

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€121

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Hampton Inn & Suites Chapel Hill/Carrboro

3 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

The Hampton Inn and Suites Chapel Hill Carrboro is located just 1 mile from the University of North Carolina. Breakfast is served every morning. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms….
Clean and comfortable and no hassles at all. But the most amazing part of our stay was the extra help and attention we received from a wonderful woman at the desk called Justice. She helped my daughter and my daughter’s friend (on FaceTime— complicated story) and Justice went way beyond the call of duty with her kindness and patience and energy, especially at 1am. You are lucky to have her on your staff!

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8. 7

Fantastic

633 reviews

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€ 138

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Rizzo Center, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel

4 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

This Chapel Hill, North Carolina hotel is a 7-minute drive from the University of North Carolina.
gorgeous setting; beautiful pool area; very close to town; interior very nice, well built, lots of comfortable sitting areas; free breakfast which was excellent

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9.2

Superb

303 reviews

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Aloft Chapel Hill

3 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

Located less than 5 minutes drive from University of North Carolina, this hotel features a fitness center and free Wi-Fi. Guests can relax at the outdoor terrace or in the indoor pool.
Staff was incredible and very helpful (Larry and Matthew should be recognized for their stellar customer service).

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8.1

Very good

283 reviews

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AC Hotel by Marriott Chapel Hill Downtown

4 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

AC by Marriott Chapel Hill Downtown is located in Chapel Hill. Features a restaurant, fitness centre, a bar and shared lounge.
nicely located to visit the university and not too far from the airport ( 30 min drive )

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8.7

Fantastic

252 reviews

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€151

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The Carolina Inn, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel

4 stars

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Hotel in Chapel Hill

The Carolina Inn, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel, is adjacent to the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
L’établissement historique la localization la taille des chambres

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9.3

Superb

226 reviews

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€276

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The Siena Hotel, Autograph Collection

4 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

Siena Hotel Autograph Collection is located near downtown Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1.5 km from the University of North Carolina.
The hotel was a really neat building with lots of green plants. The best asset was their staff. They were friendly, spend time on your requests or questions. The food, a bar menu unfortunately because the dining room was closed, was excellent. The room was large, the windows and balcony doors could be opened. It was surprisingly quiet for an in town hotel.

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8.8

Fantastic

99 reviews

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€194

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Hyatt Place Chapel Hill

3 stars

Hotel in Chapel Hill

Hyatt Place Chapel Hill is located in Chapel Hill, 3.2 km from Kenan Memorial Stadium.
Most comfortable bed and pillows I have slept on in a long time…including my home! The staff was very friendly and helpful. We would stay there again!

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8.7

Fabulous

391 reviews

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€ 128

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Holiday Inn Express Chapel Hill, an IHG Hotel

2 stars