Yes. If you were not awarded the Child Care Grant in the fall semester because of GPA or Completion Rate, you are welcome to apply again at the end of fall if you are now meeting qualifications. If you were placed on the waiting list in the fall, you will automatically remain on the waiting list
The state of North Carolina awards Child Care grant funding to many colleges throughout the state. Receiving the Child Care grant at LCC, does not guarantee a spot on the grant at another college. You must apply for Child Care Grant Funds at each college separately. Having the grant at a previous college does not
To continue to remain eligible for the Child Care Grant, you must maintain a cumulative GPA of a 2.5 or higher. If failing a class does not cause you to drop below a 2.5 GPA, you will be remain eligible for the grant. If a failing grade causes your GPA to drop below a 2.5,
Anytime you think you may be failing a class or need to drop a class, you must speak with the Child Care Grant Coordinator as soon as possible. Dropping or failing classes could cause you to become ineligible for the Child Care Grant. It is important, that you discuss any drops or failing grades with
No. The grant can only cover the monthly rate charged.
No. Typically, there is not enough funding to cover beyond the month of May. If there is additional funding, the Child Care Grant Coordinator will notify students. This is usually not the case. Parents are responsible for their child care expenses for June, July, and August. If a student completes the spring semester and is not
Yes. There is not a limit to the number of children covered. The amount of the grant is based on your enrollment. For example, if you are a full time student, you can receive up to $600 per month no matter how many children you have requested be covered by the grant. We cannot award extra
You must be the custodial parent or legal guardian of the child you for whom you are applying for services.
Yes, as long as it is a state licensed after school program.
Yes. You are allowed to switch day care centers 2 times per year.
