Child Care Center Supports Low Income Families in Baytown
The Child Care Center in Baytown uses donated money from United Way, Lee College, and Church Women United to fund a 116 capacity facility serving low income families. Open 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., it offers meals, naps, and education aiming toward early college prep with one third of graduates entering GATE. The center, started in the 1950s, moved to Lee College Dianne Gray Center in 2003 and currently enrolls 108 children with 50 on a waiting list.
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