USC Child Care Programs
USC Child Care was established in 1977 when a generous gift from Anna Bing Arnold funded the building of a preschool for 60 children. Upon completion of the Anna Bing Arnold Child Care Center at the University Park campus, the university began subsidizing child care operations as part of its employee benefits program. The Health Sciences campus began offering child care in 1991. In 1999, the university also began to provide subsidized child care for full-time USC students. Today, the child care programs serve 199 children from the ages of six weeks to five years. USC Child Care programs are licensed by the state of California and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
Our Programs
About our programs, staff and facilities. Who is eligible for USC-subsidized child care? State-mandated parents' and children's rights.
Day-to-Day at USC Child Care
Daily learning experiences. What to do in case your child is ill. Emergency Preparedness.
Application and Enrollment
How to apply and how to enroll. Preparing for your child's first day.
Staying in Touch and Staying Involved
How to stay informed about events at the child care center. Who to call for what. Volunteer and gift opportunities.
Forms and Publications
Forms. Newsletter and Handbook.
Child Care Programs are administered by USC Benefits Administration, part of the . The division also includes Human Resources Administration, Equity and Diversity/Employee Relations, Retirement Plan Administration, and Policy Development and Communication. The division is led by Associate Senior Vice President Janis B. McEldowney.
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