Tag: Ray Ellison Family Center

• PAC Family Center receives $500K grant

  By Juan Alberto Ponce Jr. Pulse Staff Reporter In January, approximately 20 Palo Alto College students qualified for childcare assistance at the Ray Ellison Family Center for the 2018 Spring Semester. A $500,000 grant was awarded to PAC by the U.S. Department of Education’s Child Care Access Means Parents in School program.  Over the next…

  Juan Alberto Ponce Jr.

  8 Mar 2018

  Palo Alto College

  affordable daycare, CCAMPIS, child care, day care, Eligibility, enrollment, National Association for the Education of Young Children, Palo Alto College students, Ray Ellison Family Center, REFC, stress-free environment, Texas A&M-San Antonio

• Day care availability on PAC Campus

  By Angie Saenz Pulse staff reporter The road to success for Palo Alto students with children is steps away.  The Ray Ellison Family Center, located on the campus of Palo Alto College, is an early childhood education center for children of currently enrolled PAC students, faculty, staff and the local community. Karie Brown enrolled her…

  angiesaenz

  1 Dec 2016

  Palo Alto College

  children, day care, early childhood education center, Ray Ellison Family Center

• PAC raises recycling awareness with America Recycles Day

  By Kendra Robinson Pulse Staff Reporter On average, every American will typically produce up to 4.5 pounds of trash each day. Of that amount, nearly 3.37 pounds could be recycled. However, only 1.35 pounds is recycled. On Nov. 13, Palo Alto’s very own COMM 2330: Intro to Public Relations students helped put together an entire…

  New Mommy Blogger🍼

  4 Dec 2014

  Palo Alto College

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• Single parents juggle school and work

  By Marcie Arriola Pulse Staff Reporter As any full-time college student knows, keeping up with assignment deadlines is tough. Add raising a child and working into the mix, and the demands get overwhelming quickly. The problem lies in being a single parent with no outside help. This is often what forces mothers or fathers raising…

  marciearriola

  1 May 2014

  Palo Alto College

  Courtney Dryar, development care service, education, Head Start, higher education, Irma Flores, Ray Ellison Family Center, Ruby Gonzales, single parent struggle, single parents in college