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Student Support Programs and Services

ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND
TUTORING CENTER (ASTC) To begin your path to success, please visit our office on the
Academic Success and Tutoring Center (ASTC) encourages Fairfield Campus:
and facilitates academic success through academic support
services for students. The ASTC provides information Student Services Building 400, Room 407
about other important campus support resources; a quiet Phone: (707) 864-7000, ext. 4645, Fax: (707) 646-2058
study space; use of laptop computers and printer; academic
success workshops (i.e. study skills, exam preparation, EARLY LEARNING CENTER
time management, research and writing papers). The The Solano Community College Early Learning Center
Academic Success and Tutoring Center is located inside the provides child care and development services for children
Library on the Main Campus in Fairfield, in room 137 at the of student parents and from the community. The program
Vacaville Center, and Room 124 at the Vallejo Center. is also the early childhood education laboratory school for
students studying child development and family studies.
ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS (A&R)
The Admissions and Records office is located in the Student We are open for child care from 7:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Services building (400), 1st Floor. Monday through Friday, serving young children under
age 5 in part-day and full-day programs. We also offer an
Registration information is printed in the Schedule of afternoon preschool program from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. each
Classes and is available on our web site at week day.
www.solano.edu. For more information, email
admissions@solano.edu or call (707) 864-7171. To place your child on the subsidized or non-subsidized
child care wait list, you may come to the 200 building
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF SOLANO on the Fairfield campus to complete an application. As
COMMUNITY COLLEGE (A.S.S.C.) openings occur, we enroll from the wait list. The majority of
the enrollment spaces are state or federally subsidized with
The Associated Students of Solano Community College are
no- or low-cost child care available to low-income families.
represented by an Executive Board and the Student Senate.
The fees for non-subsidized child care vary according to the
Every registered student is a member of the A.S.S.C. and
child’s age and hours enrolled in care.
is encouraged to participate in the student government.
Students may obtain information from the Student Life
The children’s days and hours of enrollment are based
Office (Room 1425) concerning requirements for holding a
upon the parents’ school schedules and/or work hours. To
student government office. The A.S.S.C. meets at 12:30 p.m.
support the consistency and structure that children need,
on Tuesdays during the Spring and Fall semesters in room
we emphasize a consistent enrollment schedule for each
1421 in the Student Center. Through its annual budget, the
child. We do not provide drop in child care services.
A.S.S.C. allocates student funds for the use and benefit of
day, evening and off-campus students. Students are invited
High quality, developmentally appropriate services are
to drop in and become familiar with the services provided
provided daily by well-qualified, dedicated teachers. Child
by the Student Life Office and to meet the people (students,
Development and Family Studies (CDFS) students learning
staff, and faculty) who are working to make the student
to be teachers of young children work in the classrooms as
experience at Solano Community College a successful one.
well. The children receive one-on-one support through a
curriculum designed to meet their developmental needs.
CALWORKS
Solano Community College is dedicated to long-term
Visit the Early Learning Center between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00
self-sufficiency and success. Our program provides
p.m. or call (707) 864-7182 for more information.
comprehensive services to our CalWORKs students while
assisting them in achieving success. Students may earn a
Department of Social Services Community Care
Certificate of Achievement, Associate Degree or transfer to
Licensing numbers: 480111003 & 483000791
a 4-year college. We offer support, advocacy, counseling,
and work-study. Our office is part of the college Student
Services team and we are a partner to the Solano County
CalWORKs Program.

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